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tram

noun as in trolley

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The money raised could fund investments such as revamping Oxford Street in London or funding late night buses and trams in Manchester, the government says.

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The tram tour’s shark attack, which terrified tourists when it debuted in 1976, has long been a staple.

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For a little over $46 a month, I have access to every bus, train, tram and ferry within 30 miles.

A former railway line which runs through Edinburgh is at the centre of a heated debate over whether it should return as a tram line.

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They were scrawled across sidewalks, proclaimed on banners, repeated on the street and the tram, spoken at the hospital, at home, by his wife, by his children.

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

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