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derail Verb to cause (a train or tram) to go off the rails derailment n
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Because City Councilwoman Wendy Greuel's borough plan is too vague and takes too long to implement, it has no chance of derailing secession. The trains are also equipped with derailment detectors in order to reduce risks of railcars derailing and tipping over. PHOTO (color) An Amtrak train sits twisted but upright along the track after derailing early Saturday near Kingman, Ariz. |
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