Dan Alexander and Correll Buckhalter are ham-and-eggers who aren't going to run away from defenders. |
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I have mad respect for the filmmakers for being at a place where most other folks would rather run away from. |
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Then, on the very night they were to run away together, someone murders John with a butcher knife in the Hollis summerhouse. |
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I burst in to tears again, I quickly stumbled out of my bed, trying to run away, forgetting I was extremely sore. |
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In horror films, girls run away screaming and some guy comes in and saves the day. |
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Many youngsters run away from abusive homes, or after being in care end up with nowhere to go. |
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A marine has admitted to executing an enemy soldier by shooting him in the back of the head, and killing another who was trying to run away. |
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The teen has run away from care several times and has also spent time in psychiatric hospitals. |
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Could his new-found fortune prove enough of an allure for her to run away with him? |
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The reality was that Scotland should have then run away with the game, but the schoolboy errors were wrecking their play. |
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Sarah, like Casaubon's aunt Julia, had run away from her family's household to go on the stage. |
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Striking scenery was also shot in Iceland, where Bond uses his crutches, walker, wheelchair, and walking stick to run away from Russian soldiers. |
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Anyway after holding him up with a knife Ivan has put Dave through a window so it really is time to run away. |
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The thought of leading the cloistered life of a nun made her bitterly unhappy, and she determined to run away from the convent. |
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Nick wants to believe his father, a numbers runner, did not run away, but was murdered. |
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My father let his anger run away with him, he went to war against Egypt and attacked Egypt. |
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The rest of his army is a miscellaneous rabble who have never seen war, and will run away when they hear the first shot fired. |
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She started to run away from the man only to be blocked by shadowy figures that suddenly appeared in front of her. |
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I run away from netballs, swerve to avoid hockey sticks, grind to a halt in the sack race. |
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He moved on to the national stage, bestrode it, and then let his talents run away into the sands of Liberal Unionism and Tariff Reform. |
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Time and time again he let it run away with him and leave him with dust and ashes. |
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Watching the weepy big-breasted girl run away from the bad man seems to be formulaic in horror movies these days. |
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He told her that he had been held up and his car stolen, and that he had managed to run away with his underwear only. |
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You could not run away from the sound of their calling even if you wanted to. |
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It's not like an experience where people shudder or run away from the camera when they see you. |
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He leaves those who want to run away from the discipline's Protestant past no place to hide. |
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But brutal conditions and the taunts of the mortician's apprentice cause a defiant Oliver to run away to London. |
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The year is 1949 and Lisa Norton plays Miriam, a 19-year-old debutante who has just run away from her parents. |
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The two men managed to run away and the strikers began sjambokking and hitting Grobbelaar with sticks. |
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Wickham also says that he will not run away from Darcy because he has no reason to be afraid since Darcy is the one who has done him wrong. |
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After a short distance, the driver was able to get out and run away unharmed while the thief climbed into the driving seat and drove off. |
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The chopping board is sloped and has grooves to grip the food and to encourage liquid to run away from the cutting area. |
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The east wind settled down a bit to 10 mph and we decide to run away from it anyway. |
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He reloaded his shotgun to fire the second shot, which hit Ward in the back as he tried to run away. |
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David yelped a girlish squeal and tried to run away, holding his nose which was now gushing with blood. |
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They'll see the yucky black emptiness inside, and they'll be repulsed and run away. |
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Immediately following such an exchange, it is customary for the speaker to run away at tremendous speed. |
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I once read that in battle the most dangerous thing you could do was run away. |
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Both sides failed to run away with the lead and on 15 minutes of play they had three points apiece. |
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They tried to shoot in reply, to abandon the damaged vessels in escape pods, but could hardly run away from the crushing defeat. |
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That first time away from home I got lonesome and decided to run away with two friends. |
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The princess wants to run away, much to the King and Queen's concern, and only our hero can prevent a right royal row. |
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He tried to run away from me but I caught his ascot so he untied it and got away. |
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The children either came from troubled single-parent homes or had run away from home to escape from the pressures at school. |
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It involves a rubber band that I wear round my wrist which I ping against my skin whenever my thoughts run away with me. |
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Maybe he thought if that happened I would get pigeon-hearted and run away from this place. |
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My personal solution was to run away from it all, and while that has made me happier, I also realize that it was selfish and cowardly. |
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Well, for one thing it's OK to shriek and run away from the ball if it comes near you. |
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According to her, a lot of the children she worked with were sent to the city by their families to beg, while others had run away from home. |
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More than a thousand desperate children under the age of 11 run away from home in Greater Manchester every year. |
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Inspector Stuart Bruce said the victim tried to run away from them down Addison Street, but they chased him and started to punch him again. |
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There have been instances where girls have run away with men to escape their poverty or difficult home conditions. |
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She told authorities she had been in love with her cousin and had planned to run away with him. |
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Can one decide whether its recreations of an event have a sound basis, or has imagination run away with the imaginer? |
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He considered resigning, but his sister told him that he had to clear up the mess he had created rather than run away from it. |
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I stepped on her peplos so she wouldn't be able to pull herself up and run away. |
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But then again I'm probably just letting my imagination run away with itself. |
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Bear in mind I was very tired and emotionally overwrought when I wrote this blog, my imagination may have run away with itself. |
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I think I'm letting my emotions run away with me on this one, and being just a little unfair. |
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February 14 is the one day in the year when you can really afford to let your emotions run away with you. |
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I want to make sure that nobody is allowed to run away with the idea that they are superior. |
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While admitting the existence of a working class, Davies does not want us to run away with the idea that it might be a political force. |
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I refer primarily to my humble abode, which is such a disaster that I fear I may come home to find the cats have run away to protest conditions. |
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But let's not run away with the idea that Kevin is some kind of burbling half-wit who shouldn't be trusted to do up his own shoelaces. |
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The farewell letter from the teenager, who planned to run away from home, painted a picture of a brutal home life. |
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So you could easily run away with the delusion that all would be sweetness and light come the launch. |
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Let's just not run away with the idea the Chip and PIN will eliminate all kinds of plastic fraud, even though it might help in certain cases. |
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As their searches drew a blank, fears grew that she had been abducted, or even run away from the school party. |
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For, on the eve of the tournament, it looked as though Delhi-based Parimarjan Negi would run away with the title. |
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At the time he was living on the streets, having run away from his care home. |
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For some reason, my mindset was to go out there and try to run away from the beginning and to dominate the race. |
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Katherine is still afraid of allowing her emotions to run away with her. |
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Or, alternatively, we could run away scot-free down Fifth Avenue and pause now and then to inseminate someone. |
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Florida teens Brandon Goode and Alex Hollinghurst were madly in love, and wanted to run away together. |
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She was slightly agitated and upset, but not upset enough to run away. |
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She is clearly unhappy in a social order where money matters, where middle-aged men become recluses and run away from their families when they lose their salaries. |
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Last time I was teaching them however, I was clawing at the door by about two o'clock hoping that someone would walk past so I could grab them and run away. |
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Olivia is dismayed at everything that's happening and decides to get on a plane and run away with Jake. |
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From elegant trapeze artists to humorous anecdotal scenes of circus life on a shoestring budget, you can see why Camille is tempted to join Petra and run away with the circus. |
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Before you run away, lemme just say that I'm pretty sobered up now. |
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She had run away from her foster home six days earlier and gladly accepted the ride. |
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She has run away from five years of abuse and domestic violence. |
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He had managed to run away from his mother in the city centre and cross two busy main roads before running the full length of the platform and onto the line. |
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What sort of Australian would turn and run away from this country? |
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People would rather run away from their problems than face them. |
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Don't let your imagination run away with you, or else you might end up convincing yourself of all manner of implausible things based on very little evidence. |
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And don't you run away with the idea that all will be plain sailing. |
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But don't run away with the idea that this is some kind of New Jerusalem. |
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Michael Schumacher does not expect to run away with an eighth world championship when the new Formula One season begins in Melbourne, Australia, on Sunday. |
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The expectations have certainly changed since I arrived, but there are some good teams in this division and no-one is going to run away with the league this year. |
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A war of gangs and urban warfare, guerrilla warfare and a war of bees that sting and run away and return to sting once more. |
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Acting on that instinct, Landsberry told the students in his class to run away and get someplace safe. |
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Born George Waldron, near Dublin, the son of a silversmith and a mantua maker, he'd run away from grammar school at 16 and joined a bank of strolling players. |
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Several NGOs have social workers at railway stations, bus stands, marketplaces and other crowded locales to identify and relocate children who have run away from home. |
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Teenaged girls frequently run away when they discover the identity of the toadish middle-aged man they're supposed to lose their virginity to at 3 p.m. the next day. |
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I toed him a bit and he started to run away so I pinned him against the step with my mouse-kickers and called into the house for someone to come dispose of the furry creature. |
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Her sympathies lie instead with Roelf Pool, one of her first pupils, who has run away from his farm to become a painter in Paris. |
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With the advantage of the strong wind in the second half, Storm were having the better of the game and looked set to run away with it after scoring straight after the break. |
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Acid users who have a bad trip often try to physically run away from the experience and can become a danger to themselves, by running into the road for instance. |
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All I wanted to do was run, run away from all my misery and troubles. |
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The first thing to remember is that most men are not used to women flirting with them and if you go in all guns blazing, they will run away like a sprinter at the Olympics. |
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Before you run away and blow me off, can you please just hear me out? |
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A friend of Adam's had co-signed a form to say I was bonded to him so there was no way for me to get out of the place, although I did run away once. |
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In popular mythology, kids used to run away from home to do just that. |
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She stayed with Reese as he unsaddled the horse, she was surprised when he just slapped it on the rump and let it gallop off, wouldn't it run away? |
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He had found her, a run away vagabond, on the side of the road. |
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Peyroux's nomadic life and folksy, natural style of singing also hark back to a simpler era, when a teenager could run away from home and join a band of street musicians. |
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If you stand quietly and let your imagination run away, you can hear the creak of carts, the clop of hooves on the cobbles, and the voices of animals and people. |
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Even if he doesn't die in war, which is no doubt God's plan for the corrupt cur, and if he doesn't run away with a Yankee brat as I predict, you shan't see him. |
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Moggies scored poor marks for their interactions with humans, being the most likely to ignore their owners and run away from strangers. |
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She had run away from home, intent on making a career in dance, and aged 18 joined the chorus line at the London Palladium. |
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Don't run away with the notion that local politics is a laugh because an MP and a council are engaged in a slanging match. |
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When threatened, common ostriches run away, but they can cause serious injury and death with kicks from their powerful legs. |
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When threatened, the ostrich will either hide itself by lying flat against the ground, or run away. |
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The sequence was initiated by Uys Krige, in a version he admitted had run away with him, with some flora and fauna added. |
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He had no intention of enduring this smothering by overkindness any longer than it took him to figure out how to run away, and where to run to. |
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I am distraught at having discovered that my beloved Pekinese dog has run away from my home, in Sehla. |
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Over the internet, they arrange tome et these dirty old men and agree to run away with them. |
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The concept was that these ships would be able to outgun anything smaller than themselves, and run away from anything larger. |
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Duncan will die, his grooms will be blamed, his sons will run away, Donalbain to Ireland, Malcolm to England. |
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I couldn't run away from this guy, and I didn't have anything to fight with except an entrenching tool. |
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If you like to exercise your authority I'll run away and you can't unmarry me. |
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The little boy was unhappy about having to take a bath every day and decided to run away from home. |
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He had been a big top performer in his youth, but in a twist of fate he had run away to become an investment banker. |
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The crowd had to run away from the burning structure with only the clothes on their backs. |
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Brooklyn Tony, who had run away from home to be a circus roustabout, became a poster artist and eventually an Abstract Expressionist. |
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The Malian counsel had to rescue some boys who had not been paid for five years and who were beaten if they tried to run away. |
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A ship's captain heard that Steven was not a Fleming and asked him if he had run away from home. |
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He looked up as the horse approached, but did not run away, being rendered pot-valiant by the liquor he had drunk earlier in the evening. |
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I have French-kissed in Quebec and canoodled in Calgary and run away. |
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No one remains to care for David in London, so he decides to run away. |
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Aliteracy is here with us and we cannot run away from this fact. |
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Similarly, predatory attacks on large prey sometimes occur at riverbeds, when it is more difficult for the prey specimen to run away due to muddy or slippery soil. |
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With a sum like that the fellow might easily kick up his heels, as the saying is, and run away, not only out of the village, but even out of the District. |
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What if a toy take 'em in the heels now, and they all run away. |
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Don't run away with the idea that this money will solve all your problems. |
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Unfortunately, the prices they charge for things like suntan cream, insect repellent and a hundred other holiday 'essentials' can run away with a small fortune. |
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