Bars
Bars noun - Gymnastic apparatus consisting of two parallel wooden rods supported on uprights.
Tracks
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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Telekinetically use the gold bars to construct extra tracks to the bank and levitate the train along them, picking them back up as they go.
Source: Didn't Think This Through - They take over a train junction; when the target is stopped at some train tracks, one professional will make sure the safety bars don't go down, while the other professionals are in a car behind the target.
Source: Assassin Outclassin' - He proceeds to win a $50 million lawsuit against the city, gets back on the job as a detective despite the universal suspicion he receives from the LAPD, tracks down the murderer he served the sentence for, and (after deciding not kill the guy) brings him in and puts him behind bars.
Source: Determinator / Live-Action TV
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