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- adjective That crosses an
ocean
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Examples
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It was then that Brown learned that Vickers was one of the companies planning to enter a plane in the transocean competition.
Savage Peace Ann Hagedorn 2007
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It was then that Brown learned that Vickers was one of the companies planning to enter a plane in the transocean competition.
Savage Peace Ann Hagedorn 2007
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It was then that Brown learned that Vickers was one of the companies planning to enter a plane in the transocean competition.
Savage Peace Ann Hagedorn 2007
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The ritual was only slightly more unsettling than the cabin steward's cheerful litany of possible disasters that passengers on transocean flights had endured for decades.
The Ghost from the Grand Banks Clarke, Arthur C. 1990
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The ritual was only slightly more unsettling than the cabin steward's cheerful litany of possible disasters that passengers on transocean flights had endured for decades.
The Ghost from the Grand Banks Clarke, Arthur C. 1990
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Bloomberg 2010 BP top kill oil spill gulf of mexico deepwater horizon drilling rig transocean rig Louisiana wetlands florida keys Mississippi delta
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Copyright Bloomberg 2010 BP top kill oil spill gulf of mexico deepwater horizon drilling rig transocean rig Louisiana wetlands florida keys
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Bloomberg 2010 BP top kill oil spill gulf of mexico deepwater horizon drilling rig transocean rig Louisiana wetlands florida keys Mississippi delta
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If you (as BP) seat on the back seat and order the driver to take a 90 degres curb at 100 miles/hr it is the responsability of the driver (OIM and tool pushers all transocean) to chalenge and refuse to execute ... if they knows their jobs ....
The Engineer - News 2010
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Copyright Bloomberg 2010 BP top kill oil spill gulf of mexico deepwater horizon drilling rig transocean rig Louisiana wetlands florida keys
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