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Officers later discovered two other dogs who were allegedly debarked.
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On Christmas Day, Edwin and Jonas safely debarked at Liverpool and crossed the English Channel to snowy Le Havre, France.
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After they're debarked, the logs are turned into pulp.
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The Carnival team scrambled to reroute ships, rebook passengers embarking or debarking, and set up new port calls out of harms' way.
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Jim Walker, a Miami attorney specializing in maritime law, advises consumers to debark with caution.
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Raheel Siddiqui debarked from the bus on the night of March 7, 2016.
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Cruise passengers debarking at the Port of Seattle this summer will be able to check luggage through to the airport and receive an airline boarding pass before leaving their cruise ship.
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Duncan’s work of pen and ink wash and charcoal on paper, Newly Arrived Troops Debarking at Brest, details the activity.
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Origin and Etymology of debark
French debarquer, from de- + barque bark (ship)
Definition of debark
: to remove bark from
First Known Use of debark
1742
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