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bulldozer

Earth-moving machine widely used in construction work for clearing rocks and tree stumps and levelling a site. The bulldozer is a kind of tractor with a powerful engine and a curved, shovel-like blade at the front, which can be lifted and forced down by hydraulic rams. It usually has caterpillar tracks so that it can move easily over rough ground.



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GLENDALE -- State workplace-safety officials on Thursday investigated the death of a 40-year-old Lancaster carpenter who was run over by a bulldozer at the $324 million Americana at Brand construction site.
WORKER'S DEATH PROBED BY STATE by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
One day, while filming his daily walk through a checkpoint on his way to one of the water-rich areas of the West Bank, he comes upon the village of Jayyous, where he finds Israeli bulldozers and Abu Azzam, the hero of his film.
Nida Sinnokrot: a Palestinian filmmaker's story of the wall by Hirschfield, Robert / Washington Report on Middle East Affairs
One has to wonder how much of Lebanon, the West Bank, and Gaza Israel has already demolished with its bombs and bulldozers, creating a new generation of haters of the West.
More harm than good by Peters, Charles / Washington Monthly
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