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They had all moved around a great deal and alone!
One of eight children, she and her family moved to America around 1640.
He moved around several times during the next few years.
When I turned my head, the world moved too quickly around me.
We had to work out where and how they were going to move around the set.
During the following years, the family moved around a lot.
People would move around me and look back but no one seemed to care.
Then he would move around the table as the hand was played.
Her family moved around a lot, from the city to the country and back again.
As she looked at him, the room moved around her.
And I had the whole big world around me to move about in.
In the summer they move about to more open space.
I have no real issue with players moving about, particularly if they're looking to get game time.
They often changed jobs and moved about from one town to another.
But you are wrong to say that we cannot move about in Time.
She could hear him moving about in the sitting room.
He could hear the man moving about in the room above his own.
I was taken into a room where people were moving about.
And you've both got to start moving about on your own.
He could hear someone moving about in the house above.
The family moved about a great deal when she was young.
In 2003 the building was moved again, about 400 feet.
She could hear the two men moving about a few feet away.
The two men sat while she stood, moving about the living room.
The sign has since been moved back about 10 feet.
From here she could see the streets of the city and watch the people moving about their business.
Your friend in there is using a phone, and he's moving about a lot.
The bank will begin moving about 800 employees into the new space in early 1999, not next year.
After that I moved about a great deal, like everybody in the army.
He moved about a dozen members of his own family in.
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