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• always: Always refuel outdoors, well away from any source of ignition.

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• probe: Some aircraft are fitted with a refueling probe above the cockpit ( 4 ).

• aircraft: It is capable of refueling 2 aircraft at a time from the wing pods.

• stop: At a refueling stop, the aircraft window blinds are drawn.

• station: The refueling station does not need to be open to the public, or used for cars.

• plane: A third of their refueling planes are reported to be under repair.

Preposition: after

• exercise: It is vital to eat the right foods to be able to fuel the body and then to refuel after intense exercise.

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• only: This is projected to need refueling only once every two years.

Used with why or when

• when: The band will be interspersed with a disco as necessary to allow the players to refuel when needed!

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• that: The most price-conscious drivers were found to be those that refueled at normally cheaper supermarket sites ( 48 % ).

• once: The first half drags on a little, but once refueled after the break, part 2 does pick up the pace.

Preposition: in

• air: All aircraft have internal auxiliary fuel tanks, and many of them can be refueled in the air.

Preposition: from

• tanker: Refueling from road tankers and other such improvisation is apparently banned by current law.