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The single-engine propeller plane has a wing span of 52.5 feet and will cruis ...
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Anyway, two of my most memorable trips were the cruis down the Danube that I took with my sister, and the rafting expedition in Maine that I took with my best friend and her family.
luvabeans Diary Entry luvabeans 2003
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For a mere space yacht, even an armed one with ultrapowered engines, to get away from three cruis - ers, was more than an accomplishment; it was very nearly a miracle.
Trader To The Stars Anderson, Poul, 1926-2001 1964
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The captain of the Sulcar cruis - er was still trying to assess her as he came from the door to front her.
Web Of The Witch World Norton, Andre 1964
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Britain in 1939 had twelve battleships and battle cruisers, six aircraft carriers, thirty-five fleet cruisers, twenty-three trade route/convoy cruis - ers, 100 fleet destroyers, 101 escort destroyers and sloops and thirty-eight submarines.
Graf Spee Pope, Dudley 1956
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A British tender with barges cruis - ing off Plymouth, one of the latter, chasing a vessel in, was fired at from the Gurnet Fort and sunk; the men were saved by the other barge, and the sunken one re - covered by the Americans, and brought in, with warlike equipments.
Collections Massachusetts Historical Society cn 1792
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One of the Tripolitan cruis - ers, having fallen in with and engaged the small schooner Enterprize, commanded by Lieutenant Sterret, which had gone as a tender to our larger vessels, was captured, after a heavy slaughter of her men, without the loss of a single one on our part.
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