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correr Catalan
llençar-se Competitive event in which participants attempt to complete objectives as fast as possible.
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Rodgers lamented the opportunity lost and Barcelona soon raced out of sight.
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My mind raced, trying to decide what the best answer might be.
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The wolf raced along with them; he also enjoyed a good run.
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The teenager raced clear but missed badly to the left of Hart.
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The lightly raced Snow Airjet may also be worth a second look.
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Three minutes later, Ryan Bertrand raced down the left and supplied Pellè.
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Rashford then raced clear in stoppage time to seal a deserved win.
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His pulse raced, as it often did, once the danger had passed.
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It was a real Eureka moment for me, and I raced home.
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Her mind raced through scenarios-thefamily shunning her, the family feeding her.
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The new shareholders include Gerry Ryan, who raced 2010 Cup winner Americain.
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The cowboys raced past, and reined in a block below the court-house.
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He loved the way her heart raced, just because he touched her.
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Pirenne's stylus made the faintest scraping sound as it raced across paper.
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After Beijing, manufacturers raced to take technical swimsuits to the next level.
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Across the road I raced, threw open the door, and rushed in.
