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terminal

noun as in end of road; limit

noun as in computer screen, computer input/output device

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Each terminal will eventually see a new aesthetic that centers the Los Angeles experience.

At Heathrow, extra staff have been deployed in terminals to help passengers and check-in operators but flights are still experiencing delays.

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But now he's curating a uniquely personal playlist - the songs of his own life to carry him through terminal illness.

From BBC

The £2.2bn privately-financed project involves in effect moving the current Northern Runway 12 metres to bring it into regular use, as well as other developments, including extending the size of terminals.

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Port officials and a marine terminal operator began construction on an expansion project at the Port of Long Beach despite a decline in port activity.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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