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- noun Plural form of
railcar .
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Examples
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The train provided the literal backdrop for the shows, too -- the stage at each gig was set up right by the line of super-cool vintage railcars.
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The train provided the literal backdrop for the shows, too -- the stage at each gig was set up right by the line of super-cool vintage railcars.
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Smart Cars Some manufacturers are putting tiny sensors directly on the railcars.
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As of March 1, 1.53 million railcars were in use, down from 1.6 million on July 1, 2009, when the recession was in full swing, according to the most recent data released by the Association of American Railroads.
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Her long train gathering rose petals like railcars to accompany her as she made a long walk to join me at the altar.
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Empty railcars were parked on the northern side, he said, but he did not believe the agents' view of the moving train was blocked.
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This week, Russia's railway authority banned further shipments of grain to the Black Sea port of Novorossiisk because a bottleneck of more than 3,600 railcars, about 40 trains, clogged an entire branch of the national network.
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Residual use accounts primarily for grain that is in transit on barges and railcars, and not in elevators or farm bins.
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Exporters had placed orders to deliver 500 to 600 railcars a day—double the amount the port could handle, according to Russia's railway authority.
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Her long train gathering rose petals like railcars to accompany her as she made a long walk to join me at the altar.
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