On board
On board adverb - On a ship, train, plane or other vehicle.
Published
Published adjective - Prepared and printed for distribution and sale.
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On board and published are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "On board" instead an adverb "Published".
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- A few years after the novel was published, a USAF pilot, who was known for low overflights and showing off crashed his plane, killing all on board.
- After the Shadow War, he becomes something of a teacher and philosopher to the Narn colonists on board; his private writings were even taken and published (entirely against his will) as a new holy book, which sweeps through the masses.
Source: Messiah Creep - The Atomic Blood-Stained Bus is the debut novel of Michael J Ritchie, published in 2014.Garfield Sutton is a 700-year-old druid who drives a bus around mainland Britain and eats anyone who gets on board.
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