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Meanings of rail track in inglés

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Usage of rail track in inglés
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Lumps of granite from the rail track collided against the train.
The Naked God
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He could hear a train coming, though, but they were nowhere near a rail track.
Coalition's End
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It clanked along the rail track towards Colsterworth at an unrelenting thirty miles an hour.
The Naked God
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Across a rail track stand rows of violet-shuttered terraced dwellings that once housed Alstom workers.
Reuters
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Militants shot dead two soldiers and wounded another as they patrolled a rail track in Yala.
Reuters
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The machine is placed upon a single- rail track facing the wind, and is securely fastened with a cable.
The Early History of the Airplane
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Spain has more high-speed rail track than any country except China and is a world leader in the technology.
The Guardian
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That bridge bears a single rail track which, it turned out, carried Kim's train into China late on Sunday.
Reuters
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Earlier on Wednesday, militants shot dead two soldiers and wounded another as they patrolled a rail track in Yala.
Reuters
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A broken rail track pierced an air-conditioned coach and killed some of the passengers, Pande told The Associated Press.
The Irish Times
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The chairman, Mr Jeffrey Herbert, said that the deal strengthened its global presence in the welding and rail track industries.
The Irish Times
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He believed the "Real" IRA carried out the explosion on the rail track near Newry early yesterday morning.
The Irish Times
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Services were hit yesterday when some train drivers and other staff refused to pass pickets placed by the rail track staff.
The Irish Times
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Declared a historic monument in 2002, it is perched over the rail track, it has now reopened with rooms to let.
The Guardian
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The mother and baby died instantly in the incident on the Dublin-Drogheda rail track between Kilcreagh Bridge and Donabate last September.
The Irish Times
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He ordered his troops to rip up miles of rail track, torch the farms of slave-owners who resisted and burn Atlanta.
The Guardian