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cluse
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cluse [klüz]
(geology)
A narrow gorge, trench, or water gap with steep sides that cuts transversely through an otherwise continuous ridge.
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In that time, he harvested a total of 12 points at intermediary sprints at PrazSur-Arly and Cluses to stretch his lead over Britain's Mark Cavendish in the battle for the green jersey to 30 points.
THE JOY OF SCHLECKS; Podium spots for Tour brothers by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
In that time, he harvested a total of 12 points at intermediary sprints at Praz-Sur-Arly and Cluses to stretch his lead over Britain's Mark Cavendish in the battle for the green jersey to 30 points.
Schlecks race at the double; Contador strengthens his grip on the ... by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
CAPTION(S): CLUSES FROM THE PAST: The old Dudley People's Centre
Unearthing lost village; Plans for dig at former centre by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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