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train

[treyn] / treɪn /






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Meanwhile, the government said seven councils in England will test out using locations such as train stations or supermarkets for polling booths in May's local elections to make it easier for people to vote.

From BBC

Romero is said to be more difficult to manage around the club's training centre, and it is claimed some players felt the Argentine has been afforded preferential treatment.

From BBC

Bush is completing a series of training exercises off the coast of Virginia, and it could potentially expedite those exercises, officials say.

From The Wall Street Journal

Previously understood as a notorious brute even by 19th-century standards, Heathcliff now exhibits signs of having earned perfect grades in today’s campus training modules.

From The Wall Street Journal

All birds in the study were captured and handled by trained ornithologists under state/federal permits.

From Science Daily