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fly into

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fly into something 
1. . and fly in to go to something or some place by air; to arrive by air. When are you going to fly into the airport? We will fly into Detroit tomorrow.
2. to crash into something while flying. Birds sometimes fly into tall buildings.
3. to pass into something, such as fog, clouds, wind, etc., while flying. We flew into some clouds, but the flight was not rough. The plane flew into some fog as it was landing.
See also: fly


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When done traditionally, wherein fishing rods are way heavier to cast the baits into the targeted fish and compared to fly fishing, it uses a lighter rod which heavy enough to cast the fly into the target.
The necessary lift that permits the kite to fly into the open space is generated when airflow over and under the kite creates the right amount of low pressure above the kite and high pressure underneath it.
 
 
 
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