The narrow opening supported a child's body and encouraged children to perambulate by keeping them from sitting down or crawling. |
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The added handicap is that runners have to dodge the horse dung as they perambulate down the track. |
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Over the weekend I had a chance to perambulate properly in cyberspace. |
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Afterwards we will perambulate the place which attained its touristy importance since the 20th century. |
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All around, holiday-makers and resting festival-goers perambulate in swimwear and vests. |
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After every learning process, the vocabulary entries perambulate in the boxes. |
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Not to perambulate the corridors in the hours of repose in the boots of ascension. |
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To adapt them to thought control, a group of able-bodied people will first don the cap and perambulate in the legs around a laboratory, to refine the process. |
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The country is laced with a national network of cycling paths — known as PCs, for the French term pistes cyclables — which perambulate through a pretty, undulating landscape with only the occasional, briefly daunting incline. |
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Until then, Mr. Cleese may sometimes perambulate strangely but he still types perfectly fine, and he has agreed to write a book about his life that the Crown Archetype imprint of Random House said on Monday it had acquired. |
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Job seekers perambulate around the booths checking for matching profiles. |
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The next year, in a writ dated 13 June 1240, the king directed the Sheriff of Devon and twelve knights of the county to perambulate the Forest to record its exact bounds. |
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