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COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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control
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Mercedes' traction control system is standard.
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At the forefront is a traction control system.
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Which does beg the question-why does it have traction control ?
engine
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The steam traction engine is not forgotten and many interesting photographs of vehicles used by associated companies during this time are included.
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South of Guildford he got stuck behind a road-train of three steam traction engines hauling a low bogey.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Rubber soles give the shoes better traction .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Bigfoot gets better traction off the line and vaults the moguls, arriving first at the turn.
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Centre-stage of the final weekend's events were two grand locomotive cavalcades each day which combined both steam and diesel traction .
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It is important to keep the wheels rolling; rolling wheels have traction .
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Locked-up wheels have no traction and slide.
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The line ran several combinations of preserved diesel traction over its tracks during the two-day event.
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The practical result is improved traction and vehicle handling on slippery roads.
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The rigidity and traction of the EBs was far superior to spongy plimsolls.
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Your front wheels are sliding; you must regain traction , grip.