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Other logbook commenters have thrown barbs at the glitchy navigation system and the frustrating, unintuitive driver-information display’s mixture of controls on the steering wheel and the turn-signal stalk.
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An initial inspection of the aircraft’s onboard logbook showed no maintenance had been performed prior to the fire on the plane’s fuel line coupling assembly.
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And once again, the logbook contains fresh accolades for just how blissful the 740i is.
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Riding the rigs means fighting sleep and strained eyes; riding out cramps and kidney-punishing roads; occasionally getting jacked up on stimulants or running tighter-than-ever schedules to beat the logbooks; and feeling not just lonesome but lonely.
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A 170-year-old desk sergeant's logbook, an original Western District cell block and a 1905 collection of mug shots from Northeast Baltimore are among the artifacts on display at a new museum that opened Friday at city police headquarters.
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What worries him more these days is the coming of electronic logbooks.
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First Known Use of logbook
circa 1679
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Definition of logbook for English Language Learners
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: a written record of activity, events, or travel
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