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onshore

adjective as in coastal

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A slight weakening of the high pressure system and an increase in onshore flow Friday and Saturday are expected to bring temperatures down 1 to 3 degrees.

A slight weakening of the high pressure system and an increase in onshore flow Friday and Saturday are expected to bring temperatures down one to three degrees.

The bodies of 54 migrants were discovered onshore in the southern district of Khanfar, and 14 others were taken to a hospital morgue in the Abyan provincial capital Zinjibar, the Associated Press reported.

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Currently onshore projects produce about four times as much power as offshore ones, but it's the latter which are expected to grow most rapidly in the coming decades.

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The 20th Century oil and gas boom brought Shetland riches but the islands have since embraced the shift to renewable energy and are home to the UK's most productive onshore wind farm.

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

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