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"ref": "2022 October 5, Nick Brodrick, “Pendolinos: a huge role to play”, in RAIL, number 967, page 38",
"text": "At the last count in late July, the accumulated mileage of the Pendolino had notched a mind-boggling 287,859,672 (unit 390132 City of Birmingham topping the charts with 5,482,316 miles having passed under its wheels).",
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"To be the most popular recording at a particular time."
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"(music, also idiomatic) To be the most popular recording at a particular time."
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