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bolter [ˈbəʊltə] n Austral informal 1. an outsider in a contest or race 2. (Historical Terms) History an escaped convict; bushranger How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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If needed, the S-3B will overfly the aircraft during its final approach in case the aircraft bolters and needs to refuel to complete the evolution. ``As soon as I was finished with it, the repel bolters took all of the good lines around it - boom, boom, boom, just like that,'' said Bachar, who claims to have put up the gorge's first route from the ground up using no bolt protection in 1987. The order comprises four face drilling rigs, four rock bolters, four 15-tonne loaders, six mine trucks, as well as parts and accessories. |
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