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take-off
part of the horse's jumping gait, the lifting of the forequarters off the ground and the thrust from the hindlegs at the beginning of the jump.


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The aircraft, which is due to enter service at the end of 2010 with a range of up to 1,691 nautical miles and maximum takeoff weight of 41,640kg, has notched up firm orders with carriers including Adria Airways and Brit Air.
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The technique, known as thrust vectoring, is used by some vertical takeoff and landing jets such as the Harrier jump jet.
 
 
 
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