Netko wrote in
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On Sat, 19 Jul 2014 15:19:39 +0100, Andrew Chaplin wrote
(in article 1):

The "daisies," or "margarites" in French and shortened to "marg" in
English military slang, were likely dispersal areas for aircraft
served by a track that led to the taxiways. Vestiges of the post-war
variety can be

Ah, 'zones of loosening' = 'dispersal areas'. It's obvious now.

Thanks.

Change made in Wikipedia.
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