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tarpaulin

[tahr-paw-lin, tahr-puh-lin] / tɑrˈpɔ lɪn, ˈtɑr pə lɪn /


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The burnt-out shell of the bus was screened off behind white tarpaulins set up across the road, an AFP journalist saw.

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The burnt-out shell of the bus was screened off behind white tarpaulins set up across the road, an AFP journalist saw.

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A white, igloo-like tarpaulin had been erected over the candles, flowers and messages to shield them from the snow and winter weather.

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He recounted how once they boarded the pirogue, he and the other passengers were covered with a tarpaulin: "I closed my eyes and thought of my mother," he said.

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A great delegation had arrived in Trokorpe, with a truck carrying a huge thing covered with a tarpaulin.

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