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- noun Plural form of
depot .
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Examples
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But the fact remains that all sensitive places, from water supplies, server farms, and nuclear reactors to airports, train depots, and slaughterhouses cannot all be fully defended and monitored 24 hours a day.
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But the fact remains that all sensitive places, from water supplies, server farms, and nuclear reactors to airports, train depots, and slaughterhouses cannot all be fully defended and monitored 24 hours a day.
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Bus stations, called centrales camioneras, are comparable to European train depots.
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Bus stations, called centrales camioneras, are comparable to European train depots.
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A second effect of these restrictions, which in later times was deemed even more important than the pecuniary gain, was to compel English ships to go long voyages, to the home countries of the cargoes they sought, instead of getting them near by in Dutch depots.
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He said he did not know if any parts had been shipped from factories to parts depots, which is the next step in the process, but dealerships don't have them.
The Daily News Tribune Homepage RSS Tom Krisher/Associated Press 2010
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He said he did not know if any parts had been shipped from factories to parts depots, which is the next step in the process, but dealerships don't have them.
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He said he did not know if any parts had been shipped from factories to parts depots, which is the next step in the process, but dealerships don't have them.
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He said he did not know if any parts had been shipped from factories to parts depots, which is the next step in the process, but dealerships don't have them.
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He said he did not know if any parts had been shipped from factories to parts depots, which is the next step in the process, but dealerships don't have them.
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