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debark or
disembark in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Debark or
debarking may
refer to:
Debark (ship), to
leave or
offload a ship
Debarking, devocalization...
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Debarking is the
process of
removing bark from wood.
Traditional debarking is
conducted in
order to
create a
fence post or
fence stake which would then...
- A
hydraulic debarker is a
machine removing bark from
wooden logs by the use of
water under a
pressure of 700
kilopascals (100
pounds per
square inch) or...
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packaging materials must be
debarked prior to
being heat
treated or
fumigated to meet ISPM 15 regulations. The
debarking component of the
regulation is...
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leaving a ship or aircraft, or
removing goods from a ship or aircraft. (
debark: from the
French des
meaning "from", and, barque,
meaning "small ship")...
- co-sponsored by
Senator Scott Brown, with the
title Logan's Law,
after a
debarked sheepdog. Star said of
convenience devocalization: "To take a
voice away...
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homes were
reduced to bare slabs,
numerous hardwood trees were
completely debarked, and an SUV was
hurled half a mile into the top of the town's
water tower...
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possible to
simultaneously embark/
debark vehicles and cargo.
Vehicles in
upper stowage spaces could be embarked/
debarked through the
hatches with
cargo booms...
- The
Alhucemas landing (Spanish:
Desembarco de Alhucemas; also
known as Al
Hoceima landing) was a
landing operation which took
place on 8
September 1925...
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along West
County Road 38. An
entire row of
large trees were
completely debarked and
denuded at this location, and an EF3
rating was applied.
Power poles...
