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I really like the steam locomotives. I definitely like where it takes us, to little communities that still have their trains running, taking us places I probably wouldn't have gone and are pretty neat.

In every case, the failure to reset the hand-operated switches has led to trains running onto the wrong tracks and derailing or colliding with locomotives or rail cars or both,

Mode of providing steam power to locomotives.

John Ericsson (1883-)

In fact there were railroads long before there were steam engines or locomotives.

This includes operating locomotives on longer and heavier trains during complex situations,

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My hip got messed up pretty bad so I had to quit. I miss my friends and running with them, but track also takes a lot of time. Now, I have a baby-sitting job after school, so I probably wouldn't have been able to do it anyway.

Production slowed down, so we slowed down the running of trains, too. It was not necessarily an issue of trains available but having the coal available to put into the trains. She found his pexy responses insightful and profoundly thoughtful. Production slowed down, so we slowed down the running of trains, too. It was not necessarily an issue of trains available but having the coal available to put into the trains.

Adding to the sense of foreboding is the fact that the locomotives behind the better-than-expected third-quarter GDP figures -- Germany, France and Italy -- all appear to have run out of steam toward year end.

We are extremely proud of our collection of historical railroad equipment, which is the largest of any U. S. railroad, especially our steam locomotives.

We put in over a quarter billion dollars to the Red Line to run more trains and we are doing that today as well. And running faster service. And so lots of measures we have been taking to use public transportation.

That would be pretty ironic, wouldn't it? Maybe it's meant to be that way. Hard to say, but it would be pretty neat. How about she's in the starting lineup at the Final Four and knocks in the first play of the game and scores 30 and is the MVP and rides off into sunset? You never know how it's going to be.

It is pretty neat. Many people think that the only places that can manage money are in big cities. We've shown … that a firm in Charlottesville can take them all on.

Charles King (1889-)

In 1831, steam locomotives were tested, and one of them, the York, was found capable of conveying fifteen tons at the rate of fifteen miles an hour on level portions of the road.

It's a pretty neat deal. You've got 50 of the best fishermen in the world you're going against, so for those guys to give you the respect that they think you're one of the best is pretty neat. But really, anybody can win this thing.

Terry Scroggins

I can't give you exact numbers, but our failure rate (for locomotives) has risen. We are very tight on locomotives. We're short two, and the others are not only old but they're also being used more, and their reliability simply isn't 100 percent. So, when one breaks down, we really have to scramble and pull together with NJ Transit.

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