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rail at

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rail at someone (about something)
to complain loudly or violently to someone about something. Jane railed at the payroll clerk about not having received her check. I am not responsible for your problems. Don't rail at me!
See also: rail


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In a letter to Mike Mitchell, director general of rail at the Department for Transport, the ORR said that at the very most Network Rail needs £22.
The application of this new system with Rail Polska is just one example of how Timken is working to deliver new innovations in friction management that help our rail customers achieve more efficient and productive operations," said Hans Landin, director of rail at The Timken Company.
 
 
 
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