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glider
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glider
gliding marsupials equipped with lateral membranes connecting the fore and hindlimbs; includes Petaurus breviceps (sugar glider), Petauroides volans (greater glider) and Acrobates pygmaeus (feather-tailed glider).
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The key to it all, be it a hang glider or microlight, is the distinctive wing.
OBITUARY; Francis Rogallo by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
He then strapped me to him and then again to the hang glider and put us in line behind 10 other fellow nut balls.
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