A meeting point for little kids who had wandered off.
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And then he wandered off into the distance as a hero.
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He just wandered off to take a look at the crater.
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I've wandered off when things have fallen apart, just scratching my head.
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Argentina's players wandered off with their hands on their hips, heads down.
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Dopchut wandered off into the frigid wilderness while his grandmother was doing laundry.
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She wandered off one day, and grew to adulthood looking for her family.
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Then I wandered off in quest of some leftover Dutch-oven apple crisp.
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Some of the cast went one way, some the other, some wandered off.
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Eddie had put on the teakettle, and then wandered off to his paintings.
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Afterward, San Francisco's Jewish community continued to kibbitz, but Mr. Benioff wandered off.
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Jefferson City police originally believed Darnell had wandered off from home late Wednesday night.
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Remy Elliott had wandered off in the cornfield surrounding her house around 8 p.
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While Greenberg and Larrick chatted, I wandered off to play an educational video game.
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And when the supervisor wandered off, I would say, 'Listen, don't buy these pens.
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He had already tried to make a speech, but his mind wandered off script.
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"I thought maybe he wandered off somewhere, went on a bender," Leshchenko recalled recently.
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His parents initially said he'd wandered off while they were plucking plants from the forest.
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"He was around playing here, but he has wandered off into the fields," she shrugs.
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As the estate fell into disrepair, several of them wandered off and found new habitat.
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Which is good; the movie could have wandered off too easily into ham-fisted territory.
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Eventually, the other members of the group wandered off, and Davidson and Beckinsale continued to chat.
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After trying in vain to persuade his friends into a game of soccer, he'd wandered off.
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It's about time we started doing it for people whose friends have wandered off, as well.
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She had visited many countries in Asia and Europe but never before wandered off, they said.
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I read and drank coffee on the deck and wandered off to inspect some baby chicks.
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He wandered off down the street—they were trying to coax him back into the house.
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Authorities said at the time they believed Darnell had wandered off from his home the night before.
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It was fine until my grandfather wandered off during the party and used the master without asking.
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"We had a large fight outside Walkabout a while back," said Les as the guys wandered off.
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We wandered off to bed, imagining an extra 180 pounds on our backs on the next portage.
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While SWAT -team members replaced the broken Dushka barrel on the sergeant's Humvee, Mezher wandered off alone.
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Addy wandered off, and after a few minutes Fatima put her head down and began to weep.
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He is a behavioral therapist who had followed an autistic patient outside after the patient had wandered off.
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The dog apparently wandered off, and the Valkenburghs mounted a search effort, eventually finding him Saturday afternoon — literally underground.
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Then there were the unhinged tourists, who wandered off paths and trampled plants just to get a good photo.
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"I still don't know why my video from this morning hasn't gone viral," he said sulkily and wandered off.
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His real mistake was not the prop itself, but that he wandered off topic — a classic pitfall for speechwriters.
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Once that issue came to light, founder Doug Evans shut down the company and wandered off to Burning Man.
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Kazan still looks like she wandered off the set of Girls, even in her '70s-era jumpsuit and gelatin mold.
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And much of the US component industry, after having collapsed during the Financial Crisis, wandered off to China and Mexico.
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They scrambled into a truck and Campbell shot video of the bear, which had followed them and eventually wandered off.
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His minions stalk about in panda costumes and cartoony masks, as if they wandered off from a Katy Perry concert.
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Ercoline put her arms around him and talked the young man down until he wandered off, leaving the butterfly behind.
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The sheriff said the children wandered off from their home and made it to a dilapidated pump house for shelter.
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Marion jumped up and down at the sight of her father on the screen and wandered off -- perhaps to find him.
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The mother said she'd been in Sunset Park with her son and was using her phone when the boy wandered off.
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After our first drink, some of the young drug dealers disappeared to play pool, some wandered off to greet other friends.
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As the competition continued throughout the afternoon, the seats were filled by fans and curious folks who wandered off the streets.
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Fed up and demoralized, I wandered off to the cinema and saw "Black '47," a thriller set during the Irish famine.
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Maybe they've just wandered off their path a bit and it can be redirected in the same role with some adjustments.
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When young Bobby Dunbar, just 4 years old, wandered off from his family on a group outing, he was never seen again.
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"They wandered off into other careers," said Leonard Toenjes, president of Associated General Contractors of Missouri, which represents contractors in the state.
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Last Friday, a little girl named Aurora wandered off more than a mile from home in "rugged bushland," but luckily she wasn't alone.
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It wouldn't be the first time a Pokémon Go player accidentally wandered off too far because they didn't look up from their phone.
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I watched for a little bit, excited by the spontaneity and the craziness of it all, and then wandered off on my own.
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But cases like the death of Geraldine Largay, 66, who wandered off the trail in Maine in 2013, those instances are very rare.
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The Holts also dispute initial reports from Atlanta Police that the boy had wandered off from their table while they were having lunch.
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From there, it wandered off to Puerto Rico, knocking out power in the US territory and devastating an island undergoing a long recession.
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"A lady wandered off from a nursing home and she was found [deceased] in a pond, bitten pretty badly," he told the news outlet.
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He's asking that last question in the song, but he's also asking it of the song—maybe he wandered off-course for a moment.
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Sobbing, Fergus relates to Claire that, while running an errand with Jamie in a whorehouse, he wandered off to find some pockets to pick.
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As it happens, when he wandered off, he'd wound up a group of very large eastern European men—about eight to ten of them.
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Henry wandered off because it was the Superhot Girl's birthday, or so he said, and he was trying to get her in for free.
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But what most people don't know is that Neil wandered off to Little West crater at the end of his little sojourn on the moon.
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He would worry when Forky wandered off and tried to jump into trash cans, and I thought that showed a different, sensitive side of Woody.
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After the Empire fell apart—shades of the Soviet Union in the '90s—its military tech seems to have wandered off to the highest bidder.
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A day earlier, Smith had reported her son missing from a public park after claiming that he'd wandered off while she was on her cell phone.
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And there was that one time where the Dutonian family accidentally left Pagey behind at a conference because Pagey wandered off to find the dance floor.
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Violet has wandered off with Clark, leaving Al to have a casual conversation with two women who don't seem to harbor any sort of fatal attractions.
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The same would be true, I'd suggest, if Lennon and McCartney had been introduced in July, 1957, shaken hands, and wandered off, never to meet again.
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In the last few months alone, Kurt Vile & Courtney Barnett have wandered off into tree-lined paradise, and Sam Ray has sung about moving to the desert.
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Having been picked up each time she wandered off the paved walkways inside the co-op garden, Nina, who is now 8, developed an aversion to grass.
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Mr. Duncan, it seemed, had at some point wandered off the national stage into an exceedingly private life, leaving behind large biographical holes in the public record.
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"He named his first dog, 'Fart,' so she would have to scream his name to come home if he wandered off," Monique hilariously wrote in the obituary.
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Mwachi added that authorities have extended search and rescue operations to the surrounding area to make sure no one wandered off into the nearby bushes during the evacuation.
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Now another patient has wandered off, a 20-something woman who lives 50 miles away but is staying here because of a lack of beds in her hometown.
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The family was hiking up Table Rock Mountain on the Fourth of July with the canine when he wandered off and fell 100 feet down a snowy crevice.
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Local experts said at the time that the animal could have wandered off into the national park that surrounds the zoo, which does not contain any human settlements.
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Instead they all arranged their backpacks into a circle and wandered off in various directions to pee semi-privately, each one undressing out of their snowsuits without help.
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" But this new design is fraught with problems — former X employees told the WSJ that it has "repeatedly crashed, wandered off, lost power, or tried to land in trees.
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"Dreams are how we figure out where we want to go; life is how we get there," the lovable puppet said before he wandered off camera and got lost.
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Before the encounter, Hayes' caretaker had called the police to inform them that he had wandered off, and that he was autistic, according to the American Civil Liberties Union.
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Charles Kinsey was working as a behavioral therapist at a North Miami group home when a 23-year-old autistic man carrying a toy truck wandered off the property.
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And indeed: Spacesuits tore, people wandered off, limbs broke, breathing became a problem, joints sprained, crew members got too hot or too cold, and they had to perform CPR.
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EM: I think a few people wandered off at various points but we all became very interested in their absence and no one really took off or went elsewhere.
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I've spent late nights searching for Tiki in the woods because he's wandered off, and having even a rough idea of what direction to look in would have been helpful.
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But about ten minutes in to our garden tour, Nick and Aaron have wandered off in opposite directions, plucking cherry tomatoes and hot peppers at random to test their flavors.
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In fact, one of Democracy Spring's greatest victories came Monday evening, after the buses had pulled away with the last of the arrestees and the remaining protesters had wandered off.
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As it grew later, glampers wandered off to bed (not sleeping bags, but actual beds), and their white tents lit up one by one, triangles incandescent against the dark harbor.
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Though Malaysian police have also been exploring the possibility that she went missing on her own, her parents have said they have "no reason" to believe she wandered off alone.
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One morning I wandered off the court in the middle of a netball match to identify some nearby birdcalls and was bewildered by the rage this induced in my team.
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When a researcher tried to test if cats understood what it meant if someone pointed at where food was hidden, for example, multiple subjects wandered off from the testing site.
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"I went to investigate after the kids wandered off one afternoon but didn't see any evidence that they'd been back there sneaking beers or cigarettes or anything like that," she writes.
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Stearns County Sheriff's Lieutenant Vic Weiss said the movement of the dogs, who must have followed the toddler as he wandered off, played a big role in the boy's safe return.
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I personally don't employ a dog walker, and while Tiki *generally* stays within his territory around my house, I'm not terribly concerned with him getting lost, although he has wandered off before.
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Although authorities did not know it at the time, Kinsey was working as a behavioral therapist at a North Miami group home and followed the patient after he wandered off the property.
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Moore and Puckett, who live on the same street as the rental house, told police that the child was playing outside near the New River Trail and wandered off, the statement says.
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The whole political world tuned in to watch Cruz announce Fiorina's elevation, then wandered off to dust some bookshelves as he orated on for half an hour before turning over the stage.
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He then wandered off on a tangent to inquire how often Ms. Yellen consults with Richard Cordray of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and what thoughts she had on the agency's budget.
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Evelyn Sides, better known as Vadie, and her dog Lucy were playing in the backyard of a family friend's house on Wednesday when they suddenly wandered off into the deep Alabama woods.
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Instead, I mentally wandered off to the Juicero Juicer, which charged buyers $400 for a machine and a packet of juice that could be squeezed by hand without investing in the machine.
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He had wandered off after being left on the side of the road by his parents as a disciplinary measure, and was found by soldiers on a military base about three miles away.
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She dispatched one last Savior with a car spike and then wandered off, having notched another few kills in spite of her best efforts (that brings her to 23 or 25, I believe).
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So many Americans have wandered off course "into a dark wood," as Dante described his journey in Inferno, exploring the corruption and hypocrisy of medieval Florence, then one of the world's great cities.
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Klepper doesn't have to spoof Alex Jones, but his delivery and sharp tailored suits make it feel like his "privileged prepster" Daily Show correspondent wandered off that set and started vlogging from his basement.
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After returning Dellien's serve at set point, Medvedev wandered off the side of the court, raised his arms and flicked his hands in resignation as the 84th ranked Bolivian fired off a forehand winner.
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The girl had wandered off while being watched by her 13-year-old sister and was discovered in the lazy river area of Splash Harbour Water Park in Indian Rocks Beach, ABC Action News reported.
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Strangely — because this is a dog whose appetite extends to ear plugs, coffee beans and small rocks — he sniffed at one of the cute bone-shaped crackers, then wandered off to consume some more pebbles.
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The family of the 15-year-old boy who died, Lei Wenfeng, blamed officials who did not do enough to care for him or find his family after he wandered off from his father last year.
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Once we started running the show, I had to be absolutely in that moment, and I was so terrified that if my mind wandered off, that when I came back, I wouldn't remember where I was.
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Contacting the family, the pair soon learned that Boomer's people had lost the dog while hiking up Table Rock Mountain on July 4, where he "wandered off and fell 100 feet down a snowy crevice," People reports.
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Enter Kavanaugh, who condemned the opinion as "paternalistic" and wandered off on an irrelevant tangent about whether it would open the door to "over-regulation" of the risk-taking heroes of NASCAR and professional football teams. 3.
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A spokesperson for the Arizona Game and Fish Department, Mark Hart, told the Arizona Star that two of the cubs were captured after authorities arrived, with the third was caught later on, after it wandered off the road.
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The movie has a prelude, set in 1986, when Addie, as an inquisitive girl (Madison Curry), went to the amusement park at Santa Cruz Beach, with her parents, and wandered off, bearing a candy apple like a beacon.
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Luckily, the two seemed to be well aware that this is just an inevitable side effect of quarantining with family, and Bell kept a humorous (albeit exasperated) outlook throughout the interview, even when Shepard wandered off making noise.
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According to one delegate, Sanders himself sent out an email telling delegates not to walk—but some committed Sanderistas have grown disenchanted with their former icon and believe that the candidate has wandered off the trail he helped blaze.
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Over the course of 47 days, since two young Taiwanese trekkers wandered off the trail in a snowstorm, the searchers had tried almost everything: aerial surveys by helicopter, bushwhacking through deep forest, trying to follow the movements of vultures.
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Chiengkham Vilaysane was taken into custody two days after she took the little girl to a Food 4 Less in Riverside, California, on Sunday — and didn't look for the toddler when she wandered off, Riverside police claim in a statement.
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There was a church across the road from the farm, so I wandered off to praise the Lord for allowing me to spend my short time on this earth surrounded by pig shit and under the thumb of cruel noblemen.
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Over the years, as hope of finding Madeleine dwindled, her story became a kind of parable repeated by parents up and down the country, warning of what might happen to their children if they wandered off at the grocery store.
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Global cruise lines are rolling out new technology to help servers deliver cocktails to passengers who have wandered off, address travelers by name on ships carrying thousands of passengers and shrink the boarding process to 133 minutes from one hour.
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While the Ariaal wild animal-herders who were genetically predisposed to A.D.H.D. may have been better nourished than their farming counterparts, certainly more than one herder wandered off, never to be seen again, or failed to pay attention and was gored by a wildebeest.
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Staff members said that they were "very remorseful" in 2012 after an episode where a 3-year-old apparently wandered off from a group outing and was found minutes later by a woman who returned him to the center's staff, according to another report.
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His mind had wandered off and he was thinking of the time when he made that entrance of his, racketing down the stairs on his leather heels as he turned a potentially disastrous fall into music, tapping out the tone of each new step.
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A hungry sea lion pup wandered off the beach and into a fancy seaside San Diego restaurant Thursday morning, took one of the best seats in the house and peered out the window at the waves as if preparing to order a big plate of sardines.
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TOURISTS BANNED FROM MOSQUE AFTER WOMEN FILMED DANCING TOO PROVOCATIVELY OUTSIDE According to SWNS, the girl had wandered off with the stranger after she was invited to "go for a walk," and thought it was OK as she remembered going for outside walks at pre-school.
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In the docs, obtained by TMZ, Teresa alleges that the hotel was made aware of Kenneka's disappearance from a room where a party was being thrown shortly after she wandered off, and says she was assured by Crowne Plaza personnel that they'd check surveillance footage in an attempt to locate her right away.
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"I know it's meant to be a parody of the Gothic novel, but I find it the hardest to read of all her books," said Janet Rosowicz, a pension plan administrator from Plymouth Meeting, Pa. "Did we lose David?" one of the ladies said of Mr. Best, who had wandered off piste somewhere.
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However, in his remarks at the C.I.A., he wandered off topic several times, at various points telling the crowd he felt no older than 39 (he is 70); reassuring anyone who questioned his intelligence by saying, "I'm, like, a smart person"; and musing out loud about how many intelligence workers backed his candidacy.
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Many years ago, when your parents needed a break from the head banging rock 'n' roll we listened to (now known as "Classic Rock, Which Is What We Call It When Our Parents Are Around, but Otherwise It Is 'Music for Olds'"), they wandered off into a genre called New Age music (formerly known as "Music to Get High To").
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On the case of the week front, it turns out that when Jackson wandered off from the car in the middle of the fog, he came across two hikers, one of whom had fallen and had been dangling on his climbing rope for hours, only kept alive by the fact that his wife was holding onto his rope for dear life, literally.
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It's a bit of a scary thing, because as an NHS professional you get to follow people up, but at the end of the game when we were pulling the marquee down he came back and told us that he had fully intended that to be his last game of rugby league, and that he was planning on taking his own life that night, but he wasn't going to do that now – and then he wandered off again.
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