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Train is from Old Latin word, "trahere". It means to pull or draw so it is not a bus but a train
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Bending bus ??
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Train is from Old Latin word, "trahere". It means to pull or draw so it is not a bus but a train
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hahahaaa an upgraded and partitioned bus
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Train is from Old Latin word, "trahere". It means to pull or draw so it is not a bus but a train
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Definition of train ???
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Train is from Old Latin word, "trahere". It means to pull or draw so it is not defined by what it moves on
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Then that amount to train and not bus
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Yeah but what does train mean in the English language? Possibly tracks involved? Otherwise why do we use the word bus?
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Train has nothing to do with tracks. The word is from Old Latin, "trahere". It means to pull or draw so it is not a bus but a train.
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the issue with this though , China incurs huge nonproductive debt to do this in the name of maintaining Growth & social stability
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Are you saying they should stop advancing their technology?
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Definitely a bus
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Multibus. New word for the dictionary as we invent more and more
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Train is from Old Latin word, "trahere". It means to pull or draw so it is not a bus but a train. Read the story to see how it runs
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Story says it runs on rubber tyres. Seems to be an articulated bus. From omnibus, Latin for "for all"
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Train? What rail?
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It's a bendy bus.
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