tarmac
Tarmac is a material used to make roads and tracks. It's made from stones and a sticky substance called tar, which helps create a smooth surface for driving. However, putting it down can be very expensive.
Tarmac is a type of road surface made from a mixture of crushed stone and tar, commonly used for paving roads and tracks. It provides a durable and smooth driving surface, but the cost of installation can be quite high, as mentioned in the discussion.
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