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fly-off

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fly-off [′flī‚ȯf]
(hydrology)


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Preparation is the key to ensuring fly-off goes as safely and efficiently as possible.
Rural Enterprise Tynedale threw down the gauntlet to the pupils at high schools in Tynedale to design their own masterpieces and compete in an inter-schools fly-off at The Sele in Hexham judged by Mr Goodman.
 
 
 
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