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Aboveground, for example, one antenna could cover half a mile; in a Metro station, it might cover only one platform.
Cellphone service expansion at Metro slowed by track work Ann Scott Tyson 2010
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Aboveground, Rachel screamed in pain, shrill and high, chased with the guttural wrench of betrayal.
Crossed J.F. Lewis 2011
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Aboveground, for example, one antenna could cover half a mile; in a Metro station, it might cover only one platform.
Cellphone service expansion at Metro slowed by track work Ann Scott Tyson 2010
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Aboveground, workers on Sunday dismantled a drilling rig to make space for a platform that will be used to support the Phoenix, the bullet-shaped rescue capsule that will hoist the miners one by one to the surface.
Workers reinforce rescue tunnel for Chilean miners Jonathan Franklin 2010
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Aboveground, Rachel screamed in pain, shrill and high, chased with the guttural wrench of betrayal.
Crossed J.F. Lewis 2011
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Aboveground, for example, one antenna could cover half a mile; in a Metro station, it might cover only one platform.
Cellphone service expansion at Metro slowed by track work Ann Scott Tyson 2010
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Aboveground, the sun-baked rocks were hot enough to fry an egg.
Black Magic Cherry Adair 2010
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Aboveground, the sun-baked rocks were hot enough to fry an egg.
Black Magic Cherry Adair 2010
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Aboveground, their families were already preparing a funeral.
When a Billion Chinese Jump Jonathan Watts 2010
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Aboveground testing of nuclear bombs in the 1950s and early 1960s created elevated levels of radioactive carbon that soon became incorporated into all living things.
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