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Bulkheads which destroy beach habitat and take away the natural hiding places salmon fingerlings use to evade predators -- have been targeted as part of the problem.
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Bulkheads become permeable membranes through which Dreamland oozes and ebbs like an impatient sea wooed by a jealous moon.
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Bulkheads abutting on parts of the ship that are not warmed consist of three thicknesses of boards or planks with various non-conducting materials, such as cork or felt, between them.
The South Pole; an account of the Norwegian antarctic expedition in the 'Fram', 1910 to 1912 2003
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Bulkheads give strength and also create separate compartments in which different products or different owners 'products can be stored.
Chapter 24 1996
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Bulkheads were brightly painted, pictures were hung on them and often. changed, here and there were pots whose flow -
Inconstant Star Anderson, Poul, 1926- 1991
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Bulkheads blew inward and crewmen by the dozens were immediately sucked out into the cold depths of space.
VENDETTA: THE GIANT NOVEL PETER DAVID 1991
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Bulkheads blew inward and crewmen by the dozens were immediately sucked out into the cold depths of space.
VENDETTA: THE GIANT NOVEL PETER DAVID 1991
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Bulkheads blew inward and crewmen by the dozens were immediately sucked out into the cold depths of space.
VENDETTA: THE GIANT NOVEL PETER DAVID 1991
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Bulkheads crackled and the deck rippled in sluggish, muscular grace, like something roused from sleep.
Tides Of Light Benford, Gregory, 1941- 1989
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Bulkheads and deckhead had been heavily starred and pock-marked by shrapnel from the exploding shell.
San Andreas MacLean, Alistair 1984
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