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EDUCATES |
Trains |
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CARAVANS |
Camel trains |
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EXPRESSES |
Fast trains |
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COACHES |
Trains and buses |
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RAIL |
Line for trains |
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TAN |
Trains regularly for bronze |
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COACH |
One who trains athletes |
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LOCOMOTIVES |
Trains coming from crazy grounds |
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DIESELS |
Many large trucks and trains |
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STRAIN |
Stress caused by rescheduled trains |
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TRANSACTION |
I drop trains lawsuit, make deal |
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PASSENGERS |
Those carried by planes or trains |
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TRANSFORM |
Change trains once I drop off application |
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TRANSITORY |
Brief given to Conservative after trains crash |
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TRAILS |
Head labourer replaces last pylon of trains’ tracks |
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STATIONMASTER |
He oversees platform during conversion to steam trains |
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TRANSACT |
I leave trains to act and conduct business |
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FALCONER |
Person who breeds and trains birds of prey |
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STATION MASTER |
From the platform he oversees conversion to steam trains |
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TRANSPARENT |
It’s clear I left trains with father or mother |
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PEDESTRIANS |
Revise speed before trains crash into people on footpath |
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ATHLETE |
Some one who trains for and competes in sport |
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DOLLY |
A compact, narrow-gauge locomotive used for moving
construction trains, switching, etc. |
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CABOOSE |
A car used on freight or construction trains for brakemen,
workmen, etc.; a tool car. |
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TRAINING |
The act of one who trains; the act or process of
exercising, disciplining, etc.; education. |