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It should be noted that Scott was referring to the airplane's true airspeed , while the 120 knot limit governing light sport aircraft refers to indicated airspeed.
Wired Top Stories Jason Paur 2011
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When it seems Sheila will make it to the local watering hole — where she might learn the real truth of Frank's boozing, scheming ways — Frank's prayers are answered when a giant piece of an airplane's landing gear falls precariously close to Sheila outside her home, sending her running back inside for comfort.
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Hints of man's existence is found in words that are not easily defined, perhaps left floating in the sky by an airplane's sky-writing message.
Tracey Harnish: Mara De Luca: Leap of Faith Tracey Harnish 2011
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The grainy footage, taken from afar, showed Giffords slowly but purposefully walk up the airplane's stairs.
Gabrielle Giffords Photos: First Images Of Congresswoman Since Arizona Shooting 2011
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Hints of man's existence is found in words that are not easily defined, perhaps left floating in the sky by an airplane's sky-writing message.
Tracey Harnish: Mara De Luca: Leap of Faith Tracey Harnish 2011
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Ryanair claimed that dense ash clouds were non-existent after running a test flight between Glasgow, Inverness and Edinburgh which it said produced no evidence of ash in the Boeing airplane's engines or on its fuselage.
Volcanic ash cloud 'unlikely to disrupt bank holiday flights' 2011
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(Soundbite of laughter) SAGAL: According to new research, though, the reason airplane food tastes bad, is not because of its hasty preparation or poor quality ingredients or uninspired wine pairings, it's the roar of the airplane's engine.
Limericks 2010
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Hints of man's existence is found in words that are not easily defined, perhaps left floating in the sky by an airplane's sky-writing message.
Tracey Harnish: Mara De Luca: Leap of Faith Tracey Harnish 2011
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Why do we need Nepolitano and the TSA when each airplane's passengers and crew can take care of security for themselves.
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Hints of man's existence is found in words that are not easily defined, perhaps left floating in the sky by an airplane's sky-writing message.
Tracey Harnish: Mara De Luca: Leap of Faith Tracey Harnish 2011
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