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tarmac

noun as in runway

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"We cannot control the trade policy of the United States," he told reporters on the tarmac before boarding his flight to attend two regional summits in Asia.

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Stu Ray, a senior analyst at McKenzie Intelligence Services, says a satellite image taken on 17 October shows F-35 fighter jets on the tarmac, possibly F-35Bs.

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When AFP toured the region -- still classed as a "red" danger zone by western governments -- villagers were working in their fields and council workers in high-visibility jackets were laying tarmac on two roads.

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They were later allowed to disembark, but were made to wait outside on the tarmac, instead of being taken inside the passenger terminal.

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Washington’s shutdown fight has moved to the tarmac.

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

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