Definitions
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- noun Plural form of
port .
Etymologies
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Examples
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To keep trains moving on speedy, dependable schedules, to provide industry with essential service, and to transport materials and men to the ports is an exacting and titanic task.
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Last time I checked (3 or so years ago), they were waiting for certain ports (Progreso was one, I believe) too be deepened.
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Last time I checked (3 or so years ago), they were waiting for certain ports (Progreso was one, I believe) too be deepened.
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Ships and fishing vessels were told to stay in ports, and several domestic and international flights were canceled.
Typhoon Megi Batters Philippines, Killing At Least 3 (VIDEO)
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Last time I checked (3 or so years ago), they were waiting for certain ports (Progreso was one, I believe) too be deepened.
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Last time I checked (3 or so years ago), they were waiting for certain ports (Progreso was one, I believe) too be deepened.
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Last time I checked (3 or so years ago), they were waiting for certain ports (Progreso was one, I believe) too be deepened.
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Last time I checked (3 or so years ago), they were waiting for certain ports (Progreso was one, I believe) too be deepened.
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Who gets the wages I don't know; but I do know that this driving of crews to desert in outward ports is a common enough practice on many English sailing ships.
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Last time I checked (3 or so years ago), they were waiting for certain ports (Progreso was one, I believe) too be deepened.
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