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opposing player into the
boards of the
hockey rink
Boarding (transport),
transferring people onto a
vehicle Naval boarding, the
forcible insertion of...
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Boarding in ice
hockey is a
penalty called when an
offending player pushes,
trips or checks an
opposing player violently into the
boards (walls) of the...
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Mountainboarding (MTB), also
known as dirtboarding, off-road
boarding, and All-Terrain
Boarding (ATB), is a well-established, but little-known[according to...
- A
boarding school is a
school where pupils live
within premises while being given formal instruction. The word "
boarding" is used in the
sense of "room...
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Native American boarding schools, also
known more
recently as
American Indian residential schools, were
established in the
United States from the mid-17th...
- rode "alaia" (pronounced ah-lie-ah)
boards either on
their belly, knees,
or feet (in rare instances).
Alaia boards were
generally made from the wood of...
- used,
boards without straps or bindings were
first seen in New
Zealand with
boards called "skurfboards".[citation needed] Eventually, wake
boards with...
- the
original (PDF) on 30
April 2009.
Retrieved 17
April 2009. Water-
boarding or mock drowning,
where a
prisoner is
bound to an
inclined board and water...
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Boarding is the
entry of p****engers onto a vehicle,
usually in
public transportation.
Boarding starts with
entering the
vehicle and ends with the seating...
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There are
several two-wheeled
boards classifiable as
inline boarding: Dirtsurfing, two
mountain bike
style wheels and a
brake Freebord, two skateboard...
