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crossings

crossing <a crossing; crossings> N FIN

crossing TRANSP

crossing <a crossing; crossings> N

crossing ADJ

crossing TRANSP

crossing N

crossing

air-crossing

crossing angle TRANSP

crossing extent N COMPUT

crossing joint

crossing off

crossing out

crossing plate TRANSP

crossing point

diamond crossing

elbow crossing

general crossing ECON

grade crossing

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Politically, double-crossings and betrayals were not uncommon, sometimes even within families.
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The traffic lights are due to be upgraded, with pedestrian and cycle crossings added on all arms of the junction.
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There are button-activated traffic light crossings at most major road-trail intersections.
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At driveways, crosswalks and other pedestrian crossings, dropped curb cuts are used to allow wheeled vehicles such as automobiles, wheelchairs, prams and strollers to cross it.
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These dogs can take laundry in and out of a washing machine, open and close doors and drawers, press buttons at pelican crossings.
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A particular problem has been that the responsibility for road safety at crossings is entirely outside the control of the railways.
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The line is the metro's only section with level crossings, as the other lines had theirs removed when they were upgraded.
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Expect a handful more pelican crossings, then.
www.standard.co.uk
New crossings used for low-quality white wine commonly yield 150-200 hl/ha, while quality-conscious producers who strive to produce well-balanced wines of concentrated flavours rarely exceed 50 hl/ha.
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Transatlantic crossings are voyages, not cruises, and their passenger lists tend to be a mixed salad bowl of nationalities.
www.telegraph.co.uk

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