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But just as often, skeuomorphs kick around long past the point of reason.
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Fact: Sanders looks a lot less appealing without Hillary Clinton to kick around.
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He's confident that American forces can kick around any insurgents they find there.
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In Irrational man, Woody Allen seems content to kick around the basic argument.
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Pretty soon, it's likely that we won't have Atari to kick around anymore.
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He will then stretch his limbs and kick about with perfect glee.
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Does that suit you, or have you got something to kick about?
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But what have you fellows out here got to kick about?
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If they make a kick about it they put themselves in the sorehead class.
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You'd much better- 'whenhe gave a blood-piercingscream, and began to kick about.
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Rough and knock about for a while, and then rest up somewhere.
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I suppose because he likes to ' knock about,' as you call it.
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It's just as well you haven't to knock about in the world, then.
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He sha'n't send his fellows here to knock about the things.
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So you may as well come and knock about a little.
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It's a handy thing to know, when you knock about like I've done.'
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He can knock about, and live from hand to mouth.
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You'd want to knock about a bit in the world.
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So she has to knock about with me all day, which is awful slow.
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I've been gathering support for it as I knock about.
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So I had much leisure to knock about in.
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I do a little work, as I knock about.
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This year I'll knock about a hundred and eighty billion productive hours out of human society.
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To knock about and to be knocked about.
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Dan found the selection pretty slow-sohe told Mother-andthought he would knock about a bit.
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How could I have kept him with me if I had to knock about in towns?
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