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The phrase "a rail in" is not a complete or commonly used expression in written English.
It may be used in specific contexts related to construction, transportation, or metaphorical expressions, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The workers installed a rail in the new subway system to ensure safety."
Alternatives: "a track in" or "a bar in".
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Kerouac's novels are displayed on a rail in a side room.
Realising that the banisters aren't quite good enough and considering installing a rail in your home on the wall side.
Although simple, this model includes the essential cross-sectional deformation of a rail in vertical vibration at high frequencies.
This decomposition is useful, since it provides a solid basis for the introduction of a contact spring between a wheel and a rail in interaction.
"This is the runway collection," a salesman at Céline said, with cut-glass delicacy, having followed me to a rail in the middle of the store, where a dozen or so garments hung.
To separate him from another prisoner, the man, Eric Breennan, 33, had been handcuffed to a rail in the muster room of the 66th Precinct station house, instead of being kept in the holding room, they said.
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A rail-in-groove system at the horizontal faces of the bricks locks them together in the wall's out-of-plane direction and stabilizes the wall with the help of membrane forces due to confinement by the frame.
The boxcar had been sitting in a rail yard in Denison, Iowa, since leaving the Mexican border town of Matamoros and crossing into Texas four months ago.
We met in a rail yard in Tapachula, Mexico, not far from the Guatemalan border.
Authorities first found 80 pounds of pot in the cars in February, at a rail yard in St .Paul, Minnesota.
Why was there once a rail station in tiny Marksboro in Warren County?
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