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• v  go ashore

• Others, whether Catholic themselves or not, view priests as troubled souls who may soon debark from the ministry to marry, or simply as the impresarios of weekly bingo games.
• Next day Christina steamed off across the azure waters for Capri, and from there she was bound for Venice, where Maria would presumably debark to keep a recording date in Milan .
• Though most Americans were surprised to see him home so soon, a small crowd of crew relatives, reporters and top Navy brass stood in a drizzle to watch the intrepid Admiral debark .

• disembark
• set down

• embark

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• Delimbinator makes its West Coast debut
  Debra Moore Staff Writer 6/13/2013 Logger Randy Pew feeds logs into the “delimbinator,” a machine that can delimb and debark several logs at a time. Pew demonstrated the machine’s capabilities to representatives from the Forest Service and the timber industry June 5. Photo by Debra Moore   Forest Service personnel and timber industry leaders gathered June 5 just north of Graeagle to get their ...
  June 13, 2013 - Plumas County News