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• v  board a plane

• Next week he is going to leave his "shack" (broadcasting room), emplane at Kansas City and fly to New York City to get his prize.
• But at the very least, by the time Harold Macmillan left the Wesley Heights Tea Party to emplane for London next day, he had cleared up any confusion there might have been about .
• But just before the giddy lovers emplane for England, Morley offers a verdict about the plot.

• enplane