Synonyms for rails
rails

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1. track, rail, rails, runwaynoun

   a bar or pair of parallel bars of rolled steel making the railway along which railroad cars or other vehicles can roll

   Synonyms:
   data track, rail, cartroad, raceway, racecourse, cart track, caterpillar track, caterpillar tread, cut, runway, trail, lead, track, path, railing, course, racetrack, running

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1. List of paraphrases for "rails":

   carriles, riels, tracks, guides, rail, ramps, railings, track, bars, sliders, gasps, playbooks

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1. Steven Ditmeyer:

   The routine accidents have been taken care of. The rails, the wheels are safer than ever before and the people have been trained. Yet there are still mistakes that occur.

2. Bill Gortney:

   One interceptor versus one warhead in mid-course is a failing proposition because they can produce more than we can ever possibly afford to put into the ground, we're going to need more capability to engage the threat throughout its flight, keep them on the ground, kill them on the (launch) rails, kill them in boost phase and then get more warheads in space in mid-course.

3. Ted Murphy:

   That was my No. 1 lesson in all of this: When I stopped taking care of myself, I felt like I was going off the rails, it’s a lesson I still follow today. Taking care of myself first lets me face anything.

4. Shane Johnson:

   It's interesting because the show is built in such a way that the heroes of the show are doing a lot of 'bad things' like killing people and stuff like that, i think Cooper Saxe thinks of himself 'I'm the hero of my own story.' I go off the rails a little bit and I begin to compromise my ethics, but I'm always after something.

5. Motor Trend:

   The majority of students who come to us have been smitten at some point in their lives by the look and performance of vehicles; not just cars but things with wings, things that zip down rails.