rails <a rail; rails> SUBST
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rail
| I | rail |
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| you | rail |
| he/she/it | rails |
| we | rail |
| you | rail |
| they | rail |
| I | railed |
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| you | railed |
| he/she/it | railed |
| we | railed |
| you | railed |
| they | railed |
| I | have | railed |
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| you | have | railed |
| he/she/it | has | railed |
| we | have | railed |
| you | have | railed |
| they | have | railed |
| I | had | railed |
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| you | had | railed |
| he/she/it | had | railed |
| we | had | railed |
| you | had | railed |
| they | had | railed |
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Things start to go off the rails when he falls for the "chubby" maid on staff.
fivethirtyeight.com Why has the campaign itself appeared to go off the rails?
www.abc.net.au The second portion, and the one where the paper seems to go off the rails, is in section 16.
hotair.com Instead, the train entered the crossover at 67 miles per hour, causing the locomotive and five coaches to go off the rails.
www.ohscanada.com But at the age of 13, she began to go off the rails.
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