What does TW stand for?

Tailwind

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Samples in periodicals archive:

ISTANBUL, Aug 12, 2009 (TUR) -- Turkey's youngest airlines company Tailwind has entered Turkish civil aviation market, the company said on Wednesday.

(ECO) NEW AIRLINES COMPANY ENTERS TURKISH MARKET

Bolt, who was running into a headwind, was just a hundreth of a second outside the best time of the year set by United States triple world champion Tyson Gay, who had the benefit of a favourable tailwind when he ran in New York on May 30.

Bolt runs stunning 200 metres in the rain

Byline: Mamta03 GlobaFone, a satellite communications service provider, has reportedly signed an agreement with TailWind Voice & Data, a full service provider of voice and data solutions, in order to offer satellite phone installations nationwide, including those that require installers with security clearances.

United States: Tailwind Voice & Data Becomes GlobaFones Newest ...

Jeff, an assistant bank manager from Stokesley, had won a bronze medal the previous year and this entrant made from balsa wood and tissue paper was an exact replica of a AJEP Wittman Tailwind light aircraft.

Remember When

net Tailwind shines with vignettes that drip like pearls of dew, one at a time, to be savored as cool water on a parched tongue.

Tailwind: Days of Cottonmouths and Cotton Candy

Other drivers blamed a "violent sneeze" for a sudden increase in speed, a strong tailwind pushing the car over the limit and vibrations from a surfboard on the roof setting off the camera.

Speeding? No, aliens made me

However, a tailwind robbed him of a new personal best.

UPDATE: ATHLETICS

This tendency probably came about as a combination of the tailwind and the underfoot conditions.

Topspeed verdict: Clock suggests going is good to soft