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inbound

adjective as in inward

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Lawyers claim the environmental assessment submitted as part of the airport's planning application did not "properly evaluate the significance of inbound flight emissions".

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Exim Bank, Malaysian lenders are expected to benefit later in facilitating inbound investment.

At one point, a rat-a-tat-tat could be heard on the microphone, and an announcer said, “Thuuunderrrr. The guns recoil. The earth shakes and 1-5-5 mm shell tears through the air. ... Steel rain inbound.”

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He explained that air defense systems now have to account for drones in addition to aircraft and inbound ballistic missiles.

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Bernstein’s Mark Moerdler noted that he’s gotten “not surprisingly, a very large quantity of inbound calls from our clients who have been struggling to understand, model and value the new Oracle.”

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

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