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tideline

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tideline [ˈtaɪdlaɪn] NlĂ­nea f de la marea alta


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The first morning we awoke, our diminutive mothership was resting high and dry above the predicted tideline as the wind blew the Gulf of Mexico onto the Texas coast.
At Penmaenmawr, the key A55 trunk road and railway line run only a few metres from the tideline, making these essential transport links highly vulnerable.
In 1995 when the Museum acquired the cast bronze sculpture Horned Gate by Amir Nour, the work had the green patina and acidic water tidelines characteristic of outdoor metal sculptures (Fig.
 
 
 
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