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sand martin

Bird Riparia riparia of the swallow family, Hirundinidae, order Passeriformes. It nests in burrows made on the vertical faces of cuttings, sandy riverbanks, or sandpits.



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But unions warned of thousands of jobs losses if the deal goes ahead and the bank swallows up NatWest's massive network of English branches .
BANK'S pounds 21bn DAWN RAID ON ENGLISH RIVAL; Cheeky bid for NatWest by Macaskill, Jamie / Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
aura blanketed my little camp as zillions of bank swallows careened into darkness.
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