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cruiser

noun as in cabin cruiser

noun as in lumberjack

noun as in patrol car

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noun as in philanderer

noun as in prowl car

noun as in squad car

noun as in warship

noun as in yacht

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That means cruisers will have to pay an additional fee for their cocktails, wine and beer once they step off the ship.

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In December 2023, a female officer was put under internal investigation after slamming into and killing a 25-year-old man with her police cruiser.

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While she previously did not hold a negative view of police, now she says she turns the other direction and grows anxious anytime she sees a Sheriff’s Department cruiser.

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A ship identifying itself as the USS Lake Erie - a guided missile cruiser - last transmitted its location in the Caribbean Sea on 30 August, east of the Panama Canal on 30 August.

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Footage broadcast by KCBS-LA showed the Sheriff’s Department black-and-white cruiser pinned against an electric tower.

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