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COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
railway
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These lamps are usually found lighting spots such as railway sidings and the inside of potato warehouses.
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Nails got up to the railway sidings early.
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Most railway sidings on the Nullarbor have lyrical aboriginal names.
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There is a growing awareness of the opportunities for hauliers presented by part ownership of private railway sidings .
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Half-hours and hours were spent in railway sidings until the line was clear.
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At Cardiff, Newport and Swansea, docks and railway sidings were constructed for this export trade.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Auschwitz Central was no mere spur or siding .
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Free demonstration runs were provided from the siding at Gynn Square, and 200 met with general acclaim.
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He started to kick the fence until it hurt, the tears running down his face, safely alone amongst the sidings.
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Most railway sidings on the Nullarbor have lyrical aboriginal names.
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Not surprisingly, the building of branch lines and the provision of freight sidings never failed to create controversy.
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These lamps are usually found lighting spots such as railway sidings and the inside of potato warehouses.
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This is another area which is changing out of all recognition since closure of the colliery and removal of sidings etc.
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Will a new grant scheme be introduced to encourage the building of private sidings or intermodal terminals?