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- noun Plural form of
racer .
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Examples
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The way the ice is shaped — piled thick, though Canadian women's pilot Helen Upperton says it was even thicker before she and other racers from the host nation suggested changes a year ago — it makes it difficult for bobsleds to get through if they're not on the absolutely perfect line.
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Once again racers faced atypical cyclocross weather and a dry, dusty, mostly flat 2. 4km course, with a slight wind and temperatures in the upper 40s.
Zdenek Stybar wins round 2 of 2010 World Cup cyclocross 2010
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Both Bathurst winners and long-term racers at the top line in Australia.
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The first test for the racers was a 4.5 mile flat circuit with a set of technical corners, a taste of what the riders will experience over the next two stages.
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The rest of the racers were a collection of some of the tougher alien races in the universe.
Starfleet Academy: The Edge Rudy Josephs 2010
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The rest of the racers were a collection of some of the tougher alien races in the universe.
Starfleet Academy: The Edge Rudy Josephs 2010
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We saw Air Force One fly over the racetrack about 15 minutes ago, and President Bush is going to call the racers to rev up their engines and begin this event.
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One of the racers is the first female to ever paddle the entire length of the Colorado River.
TOP STORIES - News 8 2010
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The Santa Monica Police Department and California Highway Patrol closed the southbound lanes of Pacific Coast Highway for almost 1/2-hour to get event participants from the beachside parking lot onto I-10, the Santa Monica Freeway, so "racers" could make their way about 50 miles south for the first stop in their eight-day adventure, Anaheim Stadium, home of the California Angels.
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This creature would not have passed muster at a county fair; no Suffolk blood compacted and rounded him; he belonged to the "racers," and skipped about his pen with the alacrity of a large flea, wiggling his curly tail as expressively as a dog's, and "all but speakin '," as Israel said.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 08, No. 46, August, 1861 Various
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