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Meanings of picking up rubbish in English

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Usage of picking up rubbish in English
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The pair have been picking up rubbish along the main roads in the area.
The South African
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Volunteers picking up rubbish on beaches are also collecting vital information about the state of the environment.
Radio NZ
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That is: running and picking up rubbish.
Radio NZ
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I recently started my own tiny contribution to our planet by picking up rubbish in my local park.
The Irish Times
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Alison Ballance heads to Wellington's south coast where community groups are picking up rubbish in a coastal spring clean.
Radio NZ
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Yes, folks, I walk the park picking up rubbish that other people unceremoniously, thoughtlessly and lazily simply drop on the ground.
The Irish Times
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DOC's Queenstown manager, Geoff Owen, said its rangers were spending more and more time driving around camping spots picking up rubbish.
Radio NZ
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The amount of stewards and security people at every turn was noteworthy, as was the lads out with bags picking up rubbish.
The Irish Times
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A road sweeper in blue uniform, armed with a long broom with a bamboo handle, was picking up rubbish and dead leaves.
Once on a moonless night
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He along with 25 others spent four hours on Saturday picking up rubbish along the Grand Canal from Dolphin's Barn to Harold's Cross.
The Irish Times
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Clues given for the robot include caring about the environment and picking up rubbish, stashing the trash in bags labelled "UN".
News.com.au
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Picking up rubbish and dangerous rind
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, March 26, 1919
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