I decided to go for a stroll, despite the heat.
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She's interrupted by Will, who wants to go for a stroll.
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So, go for a stroll, but don't step in a pothole.
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Go for a stroll and find yourself engrossed in some good old fashioned table tennis.
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For example, at 22A, the answer to the clue "Go for a stroll" is AMBLE.
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While in the area, go for a stroll along the newly opened Noyo Headlands Coastal Trail.
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If the cozy space is packed, take your order to go for a stroll along the nearby Akerselva river.
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So, get out of the office and go for a stroll alone, even if you just circle the parking lot.
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So the next time you go for a stroll, I implore you: Put the phone down, pick your head up, and walk.
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Plug in a pair of earbuds, put your phone in your pocket, and go for a stroll while you talk to your date.
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When she is struggling to sleep, the 90-year-old royal will occasionally head outside and go for a stroll, according to the outlet.
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"When you wear high heels, you can't go for a stroll," he continued, using the Chinese term "sanbu," considered an essential part of healthy living here.
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The founders of the country's three most prominent technology firms—Jack Ma of Alibaba, Pony Ma of Tencent and Robin Li of Baidu—go for a stroll.
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Deanna's body was apparently not devoured, leaving her intact enough to go for a stroll just in time for her son Spencer to go looking for her.
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Around sunset, I decided to go for a stroll along the beach and saw one of the resident dogs eating something that had washed up ashore—a dead dolphin.
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Later, we go for a stroll on the west side of Manhattan so they can show me how much better the modified version of Uber's app is at finding our GPS location.
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The robot's legs actually contain the same number of muscles that a real human being's legs use to walk, but the Suzumori Endo humanoid can't go for a stroll just yet without additional support.
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Make time for self-care: Get clear about your boundaries within relationships, go for a stroll (you're an air sign, getting movement is so important), or give yourself a break and relax with a book.
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In 6503, Iyad Zalmout, a scientist with the Saudi Geological Survey, was participating in the Al Wusta archaeological dig in the Nefud Desert, the former site of an ancient freshwater lake in what is now the barren Arabian desert, when he decided to go for a stroll.
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Second, while it might not still be home to the Fox family boat where dejected patriarchs go to lay low for a bit after failed relationships, you're still welcome — nay, encouraged — to go for a stroll down the docks the next time you need to rethink your life.
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Albert Boogaard went to go for a stroll in mid-August with his stepdaughter, Andrea Naylor, when a man and two women in a white car drove by and stole his bulldog, Quavo, he told Q13 Fox, adding that the dog used to belong to his wife, who recently died.
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They also lured soldiers to the woods under the pretense of a romantic overture and then killed them. Oversteegen would approach the soldiers in taverns and bars and ask them to "go for a stroll" in the forest.
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' "Simmons "Lightning Bar" Legends 2 p. 147. Pollard said of Lightning Bar that "I always had to be careful about the kind of latch I used on a gate with that horse. He could figure them out faster than I could. He would open a gate, and go for a stroll.
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A young man (Stipe Belobrk) and a girl (Jasna Mihaljinec) who recently met go for a stroll along a river bank. They are followed by a young mentally disabled angler named Milivoj (Igor Galo), hoping to indulge his voyeuristic urges, as well as three young pop band members who happened to be nearby, headed by a rowdy musician (Rade Šerbedžija).
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Warnings to citizens of the city as to which side of the road to walk on to avoid the German shelling can still be seen (they were restored after the war). Russian tour guides at Peterhof, the palaces near St. Petersburg, report that it is still dangerous to go for a stroll in the gardens during a thunderstorm, as German artillery shrapnel embedded in the trees attracts lightning.
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Vezo cemeteries lie in the forest, far away from the villages and are so well hidden by the vegetation that they are considered "invisible to the eye". The cemeteries must be hidden in this way because the sight of tombs makes the people sad and unhappy. Cemeteries are not places the Vezo like to visit very often. One does not simply go for a stroll near the cemetery.
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When Hannah and Iris decide to go for a stroll, Jack tells them he'd rather stay at the cabin "to read." During their stroll, a guilt-ridden Hannah confesses to Iris she slept with Jack, while a suspicious Jack examines the trashed condom, discovering it heavily perforated. Iris runs back to the cabin, with Hannah in pursuit. Iris confronts Jack about sleeping with her sister, while Jack accuses Hannah of "stealing my sperm".
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Ten days later, on 6 November, Kiyoaki has dinner with his parents; they discuss his otachimachi (divination ritual), that had been held on 17 August 1909, and mention that Satoko has just rejected an offer of marriage. This explains her mysterious question. Kiyoaki and his father play billiards, then go for a stroll that reminds Kiyoaki of his father's former womanising. The marquis tries to persuade him to go with him to a brothel and he walks away in disgust.
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For example, if one is trying to decide on some nice afternoon whether they should stay in to do work or go for a walk, on this view of practical reason they will compare the merits of these two options. If going for a walk is the better or more reasonable course of action, they should put aside their books and go for a stroll. The topic of incommensurability—and the topic of incomparability in particular—is especially important to those who advocate this view of practical reason. For if one's options in certain circumstances are of incomparable value, he or she cannot settle the question of what to do by choosing the better option.
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He is put to work under Mr Rossiter in the Postage Department, replacing a youth named Bannister, and is befriended by Mr Waller, a kindly employee of the bank, who takes him to lunch; on his return, he is joined by Psmith, also a new employee, in the same department as Mike. They go for a stroll, and Psmith reveals that he has been placed there on a whim of his father's, having annoyed Bickersdyke while he was staying for the weekend. Mike is worried that their employer has it in for them both and that they are powerless, but Psmith announces he plans to toy with Bickersdyke outside of work, being, like their employer, a member of the Senior Conservative Club. He also insists that Mike move in with him in his flat in Clement's Inn.
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