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wind vane
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51Թ History and Origins
Origin of wind vane1
First recorded in 1715–25
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For decades, this state was a reliable wind vane of American politics.
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It was the nightly relay of the weather data, gathered from the wind vanes and barometers surrounding their home, a secluded meteorological station on the isolated banks of the Ket River.
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“He’s a wind vane, he’s got no base and the community is divided because of it.”
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The sensor, several inches long, is essentially a small wind vane affixed to the jet’s fuselage.
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The sensors, which are effectively wind vanes on the jet’s nose, have malfunctioned in the past, for a variety of reasons, including bird strikes, according to the former engineers.
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