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moving ramp

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moving ramp
A continuously moving system on which passengers stand, to be carried along a horizontal plane or up an inclined plane.
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Knowsley magistrates court heard staff were moving ramps which are part of equipment designed to raise motor vehicles above the ground.
pounds 1,000 FINE FOR BROKEN FINGER by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
Jason still holds five world records which include: The longest-ever motor bike jump of 253ft at Donington Park, near East Midlands Airport n World record for jumping lorries parked side by side, with Jason leaping over 21 of them in Germany n A 122ft leap off a moving ramp.
I'm scared of heights! After riding across the open roof of the 260ft ... by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
The musicians and dancers rose from beneath the stage, and Madonna entered on a moving ramp before she was lifted skyward.
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