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At present I am going to meander through the lancers with Mrs.
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Irene suggests we meander through the Upper West Side, near our hotel.
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Ideally, chi should meander through a site; torrents were no good.
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The plan is to meander through the B-roads of rural England.
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Sloughs innumerable meander through it, fringed with rank rushes and shrubs.
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Thus fortified, I spend the afternoon in pleasurable meander through the nearby countryside.
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An 8euro cruise along the river is a slow meander through the old town.
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They meander through the confusing mis-match of different buildings.
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His is a pleasant meander through life in government and opposition, from Thatcher to Cameron.
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As we meander through the line, it hit me how ill-prepared we are for this.
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His only distraction was to visit his cousins in their counting-houses, or to meander through the Rambla.
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Hence the fertile valleys upon the Del Norte, and other streams that thinly meander through this central land.
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If you are squeamish about driving on grass, it might take you ten minutes to meander through TMAWH.
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If you are not golfing, venture outside to the walkways and cycle paths that meander through the reeds.
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Paths meander through the drear landscape.
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Disney will likely focus on these calculations in an appeal that could take years to meander through the courts.