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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...
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debark;
people disembark (intransitive). Look up woof in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. "
Debarking (Bark Softening) –
Myths and Facts" "
Debarking Dogs:...
- inch) or greater.
Hydraulic debarking can
reduce soil and rock
content of bark, but may
increase the
water content.
Debarking water may be
recycled after...
- a
plane Military debarking procedures, even in non-combat zones, can be
quite complex. In
addition to
routine operations,
debarking can be
conducted under...
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effective and
humane method. The
controversial surgical procedure known as '
debarking' or 'bark softening' is a
veterinary procedure for
modifying the voice...
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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...
- The
Alhucemas landing (Spanish:
Desembarco de Alhucemas; also
known as Al
Hoceima landing) was a
landing operation which took
place on 8
September 1925...
- farmers,
because they can feed on
crops and
damage trees. However,
their debarking of
trees may also play a role in the
maintenance of
local savannah ecosystems...
- the Bunker, when they see the
Eligius ship.
Clarke watches the p****engers
debark the ship,
where they roam the area and
almost kill Madi,
before Clarke jumps...
