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A line of railtrack is generally wider and takes up more land than a lane of roadway.
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Are the emissions from vehicle manufacture and construction of railtrack/airport/road included?
Planes, trains and unnecessary bridges Jeff 2009
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"We expect 2012 to be one of the busiest business years for railway companies since World War II and that there will be continued investment in railtrack upgrades," Senior Vice President Pavel Tatyanin, who oversees the company's international business, said in an interview in Moscow Dec. 6.
unknown title 2011
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Take a look up the railtrack from Miami to Canada.
Guy Fawkes' blog 2010
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A ride aboard the 441 Kashtan begins on a railtrack generally devoted to slow-moving commuter trains at Berlin's Zoo train station.
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A ride aboard the 441 Kashtan begins on a railtrack generally devoted to slow-moving commuter trains at Berlin's Zoo train station.
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Barcelona and chose to cross the railtrack to reach the exit rather than take the underpass,
Pravda.Ru 2010
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A ride aboard the 441 Kashtan begins on a railtrack generally devoted to slow-moving commuter trains at Berlin's Zoo train station.
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A ride aboard the 441 Kashtan begins on a railtrack generally devoted to slow-moving commuter trains at Berlin's Zoo train station.
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Adolf Merckle, one of the world's richest men, has killed himself on a railtrack after losing £1billion
Home | Mail Online 2009
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