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They would, of course, be subject to a short period of detention and supervision at thelandingplace, and subsesequently on the farms to which they are sent.
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There is nolandingplaceon it.
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The only means of getting to the island is over twelve miles of very stormy ocean, and there is practically no pier orlandingplaceof any sort.
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For centuries, the area was simply marked on navigation charts as alandingplacewith fresh water.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The fisherman then recrossed the river and brought their horses through the town to where they waited at thelandingplace.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.There is nolandingplaceso no one went ashore.
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The term pangkalan stood for alandingplaceat the riverside in the piedmont zone, where footpaths conjoined the higher reaches of the rivers.
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Fugitive wanting alandingplace.
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There is neither pier nor any properlandingplace.
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For the present the fourteen days' quarantine must apply to cattle taken away from thelandingplace.
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At all ports there are facilities for watering horses in thelandingplace.
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At the moment fishermen can legally sell fish at thelandingplace; but they very often have a small kiosk down the quay.
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That is thelandingplace, but where do we go along the road from there.
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At some ports, there are also facilities for feeding and stabling at thelandingplace; at others, such facilities are available outside thelandingplace.
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When they come to thelandingplacethey are only too ready to take advantage of the provision made for them.
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What is worrying me is whether we are able to give information to pilots and navigators about conditions prevailing at thelandingplace.
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They did not, however, realise that the switchback was not fast enough and that there was no land suitable for alandingplacefor aeroplanes.
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No provision is made for a substitute publiclandingplace.
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Is the money to be spent only on the machine itself or does it mean provision of alandingplacewhich is not a machine?
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