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machines called power shovels,
which serve the same purpose—digging, lifting, and
moving material.
Although such
modern power shovels as front-end loaders...
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single "Domino". In 2017,
Shovels & Rope
founded a
music festival that
occurs annually in Charleston,
South Carolina. As
Shovels & Rope tour they typically...
- The
shovelers or
shovellers are four
species of
dabbling ducks with long,
broad spatula-shaped beaks: Red
shoveler, Anas
platalea Cape
shoveler, Anas...
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development of simpler,
cheaper diesel,
gasoline and
electric shovels caused steam shovels to fall out of
favor in the 1930s.
Grimshaw of
Boulton & Watt...
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power shovels,
commonly called giant stripping shovels. Most were
built between the 1950s and the 1970s. The world's
first giant stripping shovel for the...
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Shovel-shaped
incisors (or, more simply,
shovel incisors) are
incisors whose lingual surfaces are
scooped as a
consequence of
lingual marginal ridges...
- snow
shovels and
modified shovel-based sleds. It was once an
event in the
winter X games, but was
removed due to
safety concerns.
Competitive shovel racing...
- S****
shoveling, in
network security, is the act of
redirecting the
input and
output of a s**** to a
service so that it can be
remotely accessed, a remote...
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machine shown here is
typical of the '
shovels' used for
shovel logging. It is a
modified excavator or '
shovel'. The name
dates back to a
previous generation...
- The
northern shoveler (/ˈʃʌvələr/;
Spatula clypeata),
known simply in
Britain as the
shoveler, is a
common and
widespread duck. It
breeds in
northern areas...
