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- noun Plural form of
cartload .
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Examples
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Larger severance payments do exist, but they go to people who are fired by large companies in so-called charrettes (meaning "cartloads," reminiscent of the cartloads of people sent to the guillotine during the revolution).
Mail Call 2007
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Larger severance payments do exist, but they go to people who are fired by large companies in so-called charrettes (meaning "cartloads," reminiscent of the cartloads of people sent to the guillotine during the revolution).
MAIL CALL 2007
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Insulating primary care providers from indirect commercial influence seems preposterously difficult in a world in which pharmaceutical manufacturers market directly to patients, and ply doctors with literally cartloads of free samples, swag, and probably anything else they can foist on them.
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I look for elderly women armed with coupons, bratty kids that can't make up their minds, cartloads of groceries, someone pondering a label with a look of earnest inquiry, all the usual symptoms, clear-cut signs of an interminably slow line.
Supermarket Limbo John Olson 2010
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An earnest-looking Napolitano appeared in a "see something, say something" public-service announcement at the height of the holiday season that aired near checkout stands for Walmart shoppers as they waited to ring up cartloads of plastic goodness.
G.W. Schulz: 'Big Sister' Continues Push for Suspicious Activity Program G.W. Schulz 2011
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An earnest-looking Napolitano appeared in a "see something, say something" public-service announcement at the height of the holiday season that aired near checkout stands for Walmart shoppers as they waited to ring up cartloads of plastic goodness.
G.W. Schulz: 'Big Sister' Continues Push for Suspicious Activity Program G.W. Schulz 2011
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So many cartloads of bones were dumped that the land is said to have risen high enough to support a windmill.
Burial ground of Bunyan, Defoe and Blake earns protected status 2011
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An earnest-looking Napolitano appeared in a "see something, say something" public-service announcement at the height of the holiday season that aired near checkout stands for Walmart shoppers as they waited to ring up cartloads of plastic goodness.
G.W. Schulz: 'Big Sister' Continues Push for Suspicious Activity Program G.W. Schulz 2011
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It calls for experience, confidence and a remarkable degree of natural poise – qualities that these two have in cartloads.
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"In addition to the rivalry between local and foreign herds, people gathered straw by the cartloads to sell further south." says Djahowa Boukari, a younger herder of 47 years.
Louis Belanger: On the front lines of the war against hunger in Niger 2010
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