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mobilidade urbana Urban development that maximizes the amount of residential, business, and leisure space within walking distance of public transport.
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Men da-bwe-taw-waw Pa-zhe-go maw-nito we-osse-mind, me-zo-day ke-go nay-taw-we-tod, kaw-ge-zhe-tod wau-kwee aw-ke kanie.
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Pay-zhe-go ke-zhe-maw-nito me-so-de kay-go kaw-ge-zhe-tod; ke-gaw- pay-zhe-go gwaw-nawdji-aw ane-go-ko-day-a-you ke-gaw-pay-zhe-go saw-ge- aw.
3
We'll all be in the tod's hole in less than a hunner years.
4
Who can understand the intricacies of "hop-scotch" or the fascination of "tod"?
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And over there they're all 'tod,' and it's all the same damned silly thing.
6
General Butler tod the story in two hours and Lieutenant Burks wrote it in two weeks.
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Well seeing he's on his tod in there.
8
I put it on 'tod you wad toming.
9
There's mony a tod hunted that's no killed.
10
Tod opened the door of the sitting-room and the Swede stepped in.
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When she had joined him in the kitchen Tod shut the door.
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Tod came mysteriously into the parlour and shut the door after her.
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Tod darted back toward the line of bushes that marked the highway.
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Mr. Tod gingerly mounted a chair by the head of the bedstead.
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Tod was in shirt-sleeves, his brown arms bare almost to the shoulders.
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This conception was new to Tod and slowly grew in his brain.