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alone for days in the maze to
maintain radio contact,
built an
improvised pulley to ****ist in the rescue, and, ultimately,
saved the Navidsons' children...
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covered by a
metal screen that
weighed 150
kilograms (330 lb),
moved by a
pulley Wittgenstein designed.
Bernhard Leitner,
author of The
Architecture of Ludwig...
- The
lifting device was a
winch attached to a
cable that fed over
sheave (
pulley)
mounted on a mast
behind the cab. The
cable was
connected to the lower...
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continental European ports.
Cargoes varied enormously: bricks, cement, hay,
rubbish, sand, coal,
grain and gunpowder. Timber,
bricks and hay were
stacked on...
- the
anatomical connotations or
vulgar sense meaning 'mess up'. The twin
pulley blocks at the top of a ship's mast are also
known as ****s, and in the...
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Nostra "bagman" Bob ****,
former Scotland Yard
intelligence officer Frank Pulley (who made
particularly astute political and
social comments), New York undercover...
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Wonder Stuff Construction for the
Modern Idiot 4
October 1993
Escape from
Rubbish Island 27
September 2004 10 years, 11 months, 23 days Bob
Seger It's a...
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signaling by code.
Usually ****ed with a
spring controlled shutter.
block A
pulley with one or more
sheaves or
grooves over
which a line is roved. It can be...
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bringing mail from a
mailbox to a house, Page's team
built a truck-powered
pulley system. Coleman,
having selected a
rocket scientist for his team, opted...
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publicist publicity publish puce
puerility pugnacity puissance puissant pulley pulse pulverisation pumice pump
pumpkin punch puncheon punish (Old Fr. puniss-)...