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Yser

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Yser (French) [izɛr]
n
(Placename) a river in NW central Europe, rising in N France and flowing through SW Belgium to the North Sea: scene of battles in World War I. Length: 77 km (48 miles)


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Many of those who made it to the Yser Canal, behind the lines, their eyes streaming and lungs burning, drowned as they tried to swim to safety.
From the first traffic cops on horseback to police helicopters with the latest thermal imaging technology, the programme tracks the progress of traffic policing and some of the major developments including the introduction of traffic lights, the breathal yser and the Highway Code.
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