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speed line

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speed line [′spēd ‚līn]
(navigation)
A line of position approximately perpendicular to the course, which can be used to determine the speed made good.


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Lord Adonis warned that the first stage of a high speed line could take 15 years to complete, making it likely different governments would be in power during the long construction period.
It is not about a high speed line on the west side or one on the east.
Sir Alastair yesterday said: "Today's announcement on the high speed line shows our commitment to the longer-term development of the rail network.
 
 
 
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