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It was about three miles long, of nearly standard gauge, and substantially constructed.
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Turkish firms are among those that have submitted bids for the standard gauge project.
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A permanent standard gauge railroad was laid by the British Expeditionary Forces from Egypt into Palestine.
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But broadening the Plug Mountain to standard gauge doesn't put us into Copah this summer, does it?
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For more than a decade, his T-helper cells, the standard gauge of a responsive immune system, remained high.
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Well I think everyone else is sort of tied into the standard gauge railroad trains that we have today.
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The Beira line has a two-foot gauge, but is now (1899) being enlarged to the standard gauge.
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The new line will have a standard gauge, which is wider, and therefore faster and capable of carrying heavier loads.
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To meet demands which the existing French railways were unable to meet, 843 miles of standard gauge railway were constructed.
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The enemy, too, imagined that our progress could not exceed the rate at which our standard gauge railway could be built.
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The Commonwealth has for some time been considering the conversion of the lines into one standard gauge, the British gauge of 4ft.
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Our car is adapted for service on any standard gauge road, so that we can travel in privacy throughout the United States.
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A simple improvement was the gradual adoption of a standard gauge-fourfeet eight and a half inches-whichreplaced the earlier lack of uniformity.
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The standard gauge railway was still a long way from Ramleh, and the railway construction parties had to fight against bad weather and washouts.
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The newer railways followed the lead of the pioneer, and so it comes about that Ireland and the Argentine Republic have the same standard gauge.
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It took a loan from China to build the $3.2 billion standard gauge railway (SGR), which started operations in 2017.