We trekked around Grand Teton and camped in Yellowstone National Park.
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She trekked around the world with her longtime United States national team roommate, Allison Schmitt.
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Last season, Jamali trekked around the globe to meet up with fascists in Ukraine, anti-multicultural activists in the UK, and beyond.
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One awful winter day, all the dryers at the local laundromat were occupied, and she trekked around with her wet clothes, hunting for a place with a free dryer.
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Her chance to speak would be hours away, so she trekked around City Hall, past bronze busts and wedding parties, in search of a quiet place to take a lunch break.
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For years, the Noordbrabants Museum director, Charles de Mooij, trekked around Europe and the United States, negotiating loans from the Metropolitan Museum, the Louvre, the Gallerie dell'Accademia in Venice, and many others.
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The father-of-two was found to have bacterial peritonitis (a bacterial infection in the abdomen), after having trekked around 269 miles unaided across the South Pole -- just 30 miles short of his end goal.
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Out of technical college he'd managed to get a job in which he was paid very well to sit in a portakabin in the Belleek woods and read the paper while polite middle-class ramblers visiting from Dublin and the odd school tour trekked around the trails and the ruins.
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Ako, Asuka and Puuko trekked around town with an off-the-shelf camera attached to a harness, capturing the scenery and many dog-friendly spots, including the Akita Dog Museum and a statue of Hachiko, "a dog-turned-legend who dutifully went to Tokyo's Shibuya station every day to meet his owner, years after the owner passed away," according to Google .
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Michael Bolton Furse and American wife, Frances, moved to South Africa from England in 1903. Their only child, a daughter, Jane was born on 19 August 1904. In 1909 Michael Furse was consecrated the Bishop of Pretoria . When Bishop Michael trekked around the vast Anglican Diocese of Pretoria, Jane would sometimes accompany him.
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They also started demoing their own songs. Phillips trekked around London record companies for nearly three years until he finally landed a deal for him and Zorn with Logo Records, home of The Tourists (later Eurythmics) and Streetband (lead singer, Paul Young). While arrangements were being made for their debut album, Phillips played Logo's managing director a demo he had made of a novelty song called "Car 67", written during idle moments in a three-month stint as what he has called "possibly the worst cab driver London has ever known". Logo immediately wanted the song as a single. Recorded for £850 and released in late 1978, it went on to sell nearly half a million copies, peaking at number seven in the UK Singles Chart.
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