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| [[2019–20 Colorado drone sightings]]

| <small>The 2019–20 Colorado drone sightings are a series of widely sighted unidentified [[unmanned aerial vehicle|drones]] observed in the skies of northeastern [[Colorado]] and western [[Nebraska]] between December 2019 and January 2020. According to witnesswitne reports, the drones fly in grid formations in groups of up to 19 drones and are visible at night between 6 and 10 pm. The [[Federal Aviation Administration]] (FAA), [[Federal Bureau of Investigation|FBI]], and local law enforcement are investigating the sightings, but have not yet determined the operator of the drones. Flying drones at night without a waiver from the FAA is a violation of federal law.</small>

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| [[Special:Contribs/Surachit|Surachit]] (7002)

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| [[List of pipeline accidents in the United States in 2020]] <small>(Wikipedia list article)</small>

| <small>The following is a list of pipeline accidents in the United States in 2020. It is one of several [[list of pipeline accidents in the United States|lists of U.S. pipeline accidents]]. See also [[list of natural gas and oil production accidents in the United States]]...</small>

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| [[Isle Private Airport]] <small>(airport in Mille Lacs County, United States of America)</small>

| <small>Isle Private Airport {{airport codes|||MY72}} is a city-owned private-use [[airport]] located two miles north east of the [[central business district]] of [[Isle, Minnesota|Isle]], a city in [[Mille Lacs County, Minnesota|Mille Lacs County]], [[Minnesota]],Minne [[United States]]. It is notable that the airport is publicly owned but private-use only. The airport was previously known as Isle Municipal Airport. Isle is the only city on [[Mille Lacs Lake]] with a functioning airport.</small>

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| [[Columbia Area Transit]]

| <small>Columbia Area Transit (CAT), officially the Hood River County Transportation District, is a [[public transit]] agency serving [[Hood River County, Oregon|Hood River County]], Oregon, United States. It operates local bus routes in the city of [[Hood River,R Oregon|Hood River]], as well as commuter bus routes to [[Portland, Oregon|Portland]], [[The Dalles, Oregon|The Dalles]], and nearby communities...</small>

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| [[WP Suspension]]

| <small>Dutch motocross rider Wim Peters had a serious crash in a race in 1975, needing over a year for recovery from injuries. The trained mechanical engineer used this downtime to improve the suspension elements of his motocross machine. Though the parts werew originally intended only for his own use, Peters' success with his components was noticed by other racers, and he founded the company in 1977 to deal with demand...</small>

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| [[Claude Weaver III]] <small>(pilot)</small>

| <small>Claude Weaver III [[Distinguished Flying Cross (United Kingdom)|DFC]], [[Distinguished Flying Medal|DFM]] & [[Medal bar|Bar]] (August 18, 1923 – January 28, 1944) was an American pilot who joined the [[Royal Canadian Air Force]] during [[World War II]]. He was the youngest [[Allies of World War II|Allied]] [[flying ace]] of the war and was credited with 12.5 aerial victories. He was shot down and taken as a [[prisoner of war]] for one year before successfully escaping captivity, however he was later shot down a second time and killed.</small>

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| [[Special:Contribs/NickRich21|NickRich21]] (1942)

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| [[William H. Leder]] <small>(U.S. Navy pilot and Air Medal recipient)</small>

| <small>William Henry Leder (May 5, 1918 – September 5, 1943) was a [[fighter pilot]] with the [[United States Naval Reserve]] (USNR) during [[World War II]]. He is credited with scoring multiple victories during the conflict flying a [[Grumman F4F Wildcat]] .. For actions during the [[Battle of Santa Cruz Islands]] he was awarded the [[Air Medal]].</small>

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| <small>The Polaris Scrambler 250R/es was the only production [[Three-wheeler#All-terrain vehicles|All Terrain Cycle]] produced in North America, an honor only challenged by neighboring specialty ATC manufacturer [[Tiger ATV LTD]]. On the market in 1985 and 1986, it was reverse engineered from an existing Polaris ATV with various outsourced components. The drive, frame and body are utilized from the Polaris Trail Boss, while the triple tree, forks, fender, front wheel and hand controls were provided by Yamaha, from their 225DX ATC.</small>

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| <small>Honda US90, ATC90 and ATC110 directed here</small>

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| <small>Tiger ATV, LTD was an independently owned ATV manufacturer founded in 1984, specializing in [[All-terrain vehicle#Sport competition|Sport ATC's and ATV's]] produced in low numbers. Estimates vary in the collector community, with production numbers ranging from as little as 300, to as many a 1000 units leaving the factory. In an interview with R&D Manager Mickey Dunlap, he stated that no more than 20 machines were produced in the winter of 1985/86, suggesting that the lower number is more accurate. Chassises were built in house, or in the case of the [[Tiger ATV LTD#Tiger KTM Powered 80cc ATC|Tiger 80]], heavily modified, as was the bodywork, at their Burnsville, Minnesota facility, while drivetrains were provided By [[Bombardier Inc.|Rotax]] and [[KTM]]. Tiger produced ATC's for three years, but continued to support machines for several years after.</small>

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| <small>The Butler Blackhawk and the Skyway from which it was developed were [[United States|American]] three-seat open-cockpit single engine biplanes of the late 1920s that were built in small numbers immediately prior to having their intended production run interrupted by the onset of the [[Great Depression]].</small>

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| [[Jean-Luc Brunel]] <small>(French model scout, founder of MC2)</small>

| <small>Jean-Luc Brunel (born 1946) is a [[French people|French]] model scout and former [[modeling agency]] manager. He gained prominence by leading the modelling agency Karin Models, and founded MC2 Model Management which had offices in New York, Miami, andan Tel Aviv. The subject of a ''[[60 Minutes]]'' investigation in 1988, Brunel has faced allegations of sexual assault spanning three decades..</small>

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| <small>The [[Honda]] ATC 200 was introduced in 1981, as their top model in the ATC line-up, and remained in the line-up, in various forms, until Honda voluntarily ceased production in 1987. In the six years of production, six variations were made, often sold concurrently. Collectively, Honda produced +530,000 200cc ATC's, becoming the most prolific sellers in the ATC market, and one of the most recognizable ATC's available.</small>

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| <small>Honda began researching All Terrain Vehicles as early as 1967. Within 18 months they had designed and shipped their first three-wheeled vehicle, designated US90, as a 1970 model. By 1973, Honda trademarked the moniker ‘All Terrain Cycle’, leading to a near universal recognition of all three-wheeled machines as ATC's, regardless of manufacturer. Honda's dominance of the ATC market peaked in 1984, with 370,000 units shipped and a 69% market share. In 1985, Honda offered their most diverse line-up, with ten models available. Honda remained the leader in production and sales until voluntarily exiting the ATC market in 1987.</small>

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| <small>ALT125 - 124cc 4-Stroke Air-cooled Chain Drive 5-speed w/Reverse Auto-Clutch Recreational ATC w/Recoil Starting ''</small>

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| [[Mazda Toyota Manufacturing USA]]

| <small>Mazda Toyota Manufacturing, U.S.A., Inc. (MTMUS) is a future [[joint venture]] [[automobile]] manufacturing factory in [[Huntsville, Alabama]], United States. The plant plant is expected to create at least 4,000 new jobs. This plant will also have the ability to build 300,000 vehicles a year. The new manufacturing plant will build Toyota and Mazda future crossover vehicles. The plant would be operational in 2021.</small>

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| [[Convention Center–Southwest Waterfront Line]]

| <small>The Convention Center–Southwest Waterfront Line, designated as Route 74, is a daily bus route that is operated by the [[Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority]] between [[Walter E. Washington Convention Center]] (K & 6th Streets NW) and [[NationalsNat Park]] (Half and O Street) via 7th Street. The line operates every 10–24 minutes at all times. Trips are roughly 20–30 minutes. This line provides service via [[Downtown (Washington, D.C.)|Downtown]] connecting major arenas, the National Mall, and landmarks without having to enter by train. It is a replacement for Metrobus Routes 70 and 71 and the [[DC Circulator]]'s Convention Center-Southwest Waterfront route.</small>

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| [[Special:Contribs/Swagging|Swagging]] (4094)

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| [[Pavement cracking]]

| <small>Pavement crack refers to a variety of types of [[Road surface|pavement]] distresses that occur on the surface of pavements. Different types of pavements develop different cracks. Type of cracking is also correlated with the type of [[climate]] and [[traffic]]. Sometimes the cracks are aggregated using an index such as [[Crack index|Crack Index]], and sometimes they are merged with other distresses and form [[Pavement Condition Index]].</small>

| <small>[[File:Asphalt deterioration.jpg|thumb|227x227px|Alligator cracking]]

Pavement crack refers to a variety of types of [[Road surface|pavement]] distresses that occur on the surface of pavements. Different types of pavements develop different cracks. Type of cracking is also correlated with the type of [[climate]] and [[traffic]]. Sometimes the cracks are aggregated using an index such as [[Crack index|Crack Index]], and sometimes they are merged with other distresses and form [[Pavement Condition Index]].</small>

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| [[Bruce W. Carr]]

| <small>Bruce Ward Carr (January 28, 1924 – April 25, 1998) was a highly decorated [[United States Air Force]] [[Colonel (United States)|colonel]]. During [[World War II]], he was shot down over [[Germany]] and, after evading capture for several days, snuck into a [[Luftwaffe]] [[Aerodrome|airfield]] and stole an enemy plane which he flew back to [[Allies of World War II|Allied]] lines. He also became a [[flying ace]] credited with 14 or 15 aerial victories, including five in a single day, for which he was awarded the [[Distinguished Service Cross (United States)|Distinguished Service Cross]]..</small>

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| [[Special:Contribs/NickRich21|NickRich21]] (1942)

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| <small>Tigershark is a defunct subsidiary of [[Arctic Cat]] that produced [[personal water craft]]'s (PWC) from 1993 until 1999. Tigershark PWC's were designed to be light, sporty and inexpensive, but early models have a reputation for poor build quality and the brand suffered, despite significant improvements with the introduction of the 1997 models. The line was introduced in 1993 as a singular Tigershark model. Across seven years, the brand would consist of 20 offerings between two unique hull designs, 3 various lengths, and two engines in various trim and sizes.</small>

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| [[List of defunct airlines of the United States (A–M)]] <small>(Wikipedia list article)</small>

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| [[2020 East African Express Airways shootdown]]

| <small>The 2020 East African Express Airways shootdown was an aviation accident involving an East African Express Airways [[Embraer EMB 120 Brasilia]] that was on approach to [[Berdale]] on a [[air charter|chartered]] cargo flight from [[Baidoa Airport]], [[Somalia]] when it was allegedly shot down by ground troops of the [[Ethiopian National Defense Force]]. All 6 occupants, including four non-revenue passengers and two crew, were killed.</small>

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| [[List of Saturn vehicles]] <small>(Former American auto models)</small>

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| [[Edward L. Hoffman]] <small>(American aviation pioneer)</small>

| <small>Edward Lincoln Hoffman (1884–1970) was a [[United States Army Air Service]] (USAAS) pilot, officer and Engineering Division Chief at [[McCook Field]]. With no parachute experience, he formed a team that included aviation pioneers [[Leslie Irvin (parachutist)|Lesliepar Irvin]] and [[James Floyd Smith]] which developed the first modern [[parachute]]. The 1926 [[Collier Trophy]] was awarded to Major E. L. Hoffman, Air Corps for "development of a practical parachute;" the year's greatest achievement in American [[aviation]].</small>

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| [[Steering group]] <small>(group of experts who oversee a research project)</small>

| <small>Steering group is made up of [[experts]] who oversee a [[project]] to ensure that protocol is followed and provide advice and troubleshoot where necessary. Usually it includes members of the line organization which creates the results and of the project owners or sponsors. A steering group usually meets at key stages during the course of a project and influences strategic decisions.</small>

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| [[Bertil Dillner]]

| <small>Bertil Dillner (12 May 1923 in [[Lit, Sweden |Lit]] [[Jämtland]], Sweden - 9 May 2015 in [[Linköping]]) was a Swedish Aeronautical engineer and aerodynamic expert.</small>

| <small>[[File:Atlantis drag chute is open.jpg|thumb| [[Space Shuttle]] in atmospheric flight has taken ground and the brake parachute has fallen out]]

Bertil Dillner (12 May 1923 in [[Lit, Sweden |Lit]] [[Jämtland]], Sweden - 9 May 2015 in [[Linköping]]) was a Swedish Aeronautical engineer and aerodynamic expert.</small>

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| [[HEARTECT platform]]

| <small>File:Suzuki HUSTLER HYBRID X Turbo 2WD (4AA-MR52S-HTXB-JN) front.jpg|Suzuki Hustler

File:Suzuki ALTO VAN VP (HA36S) front.JPG|Suzuki Alto

File:Suzuki ALTO Lapin X (HE33S) front.JPG|Suzuki Lapin

File:Suzuki WAGON R HYBRID FZ (DAA-MH55S) front.jpg|Suzuki Wagon R

File:Suzuki Spacia HYBRID X Wheelchair Transport Vehicle (DAA-MK53S-ZBKB-JHR) front.jpg|Suzuki Spacia</small>

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