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traction material rolled along the bed of the river.
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traction Pulling force on the retina exerted by the vitreous or pathologic surface membranes(PVR).
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tract A parcel of land considered separately from adjoining land because of differences in ownership, timber type, management objective, or other characteristics.
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traction In the context of this book the concept of achieving grip between the wheels and the ground without slip, skid or sinkage.
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tract A particular parcel of land.
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