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drawbridge
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drawbridge: see bridge bridge, structure built over water or any obstacle or depression to allow the passage of pedestrians or vehicles. See also viaduct .

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drawbridge
a bridge that may be raised to prevent access or to enable vessels to pass


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With a wide variety of tracks featuring log swings, windmills, moving gates, draw bridges and other gauntlets that test racing skills, players must use their melee accessories, such as Donkey's microphone and Pinocchio's nose, to battle twisted fairy-tale opponents through 12 locations, from Shrek's Swamp to Far Far Away to Fairy Godmother's Factory.
The system would be an information (including news and/or advertising) and entertainment provider for any intersection requiring traffic signals, and would be outstanding additions to railroad crossings, draw bridges and any other traffic stop areas where waits are protracted and otherwise annoying to the driver.
The system would be an information (including news and/or advertising) and entertainment provider for any intersection requiring traffic signals, and would be outstanding additions to railroad crossings, draw bridges and any other traffic stop areas where waits are protracted and otherwise annoying to the driver.
 
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