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ice run

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ice run [′īs ‚rən]
(hydrology)
The initial stage in the spring or summer breakup of river ice, being an exceedingly rapid process, seldom taking more than 1 day.


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7 Ice runs through the veins in front of goal, delivered crucial strike as only he can.
The athletes are in intense training for the 2010 Vancouver Winter Games, where they will hurtle down ice runs at speeds of up to 90 mph.
If Henry does well, she'll be invited back for more camps, training on actual ice runs and eventually some competition as the team prepares for the 2010 Winter Games in Vancouver, B.
 
 
 
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