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Meanings of flight in English
Military unit size designation within United States Air Force organization.
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Usage of flight in English
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That's three minutes longer than its New York-Sydney test flight last month.
2
Their calls for a free flight home have led nowhere so far.
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They were later re-booked to continue on a different flight, she said.
4
She started to worry about the long flight home later that week.
5
Of course, Apollo 13 was a real flight fraught with real problems.
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NewsImageFile: This is the point where the flight vanished without a trace.
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The first successful flight was carried out on 25 May last year.
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The narrator wonders: does language contain history the way plvwood contains flight?
9
The airline said some flight times will be affected by the change.
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I'm going to free my spirit and continue my flight towards God.
11
It represents happenstance & physical flight exactly translated into figures & history.
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They weren't used to the idea of controlling body position in flight.
13
Hobarth declined to address whether the dispatch issue involved erroneous flight plans.
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She carried a metal flight case which she set on the table.
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Results of the brief test flight will be released today, he added.
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Seconds later the American flight also pops up on the right side.
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Flight through the time
Flight across language varieties
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
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