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For a while I'd float around every hour, making sure everybody was in place and knew what to do.
Pretty sure Radio 1 have been floating around the 28-32 mark for years.
She went in there and the sound floated around the room.
The quiet room at last began to float into focus around him.
More than 200 million guns are floating around the country today.
Also she stated to have seen a man floating around her bed.
"What if that photo had floated around two days before the general election and there wasn't time to say it's not true?"
He then told me how serious were the rumors floating around the world.
"All this information is floating around the back of my head, but being in summer school brings it out."
There were enough rumors and questions floating around town about me.
Four years later, he took an American team, half of whose players had no professional experience, and also made the second round.
But the Americans have been playing well enough to at least dream of making the second round.
By the time he had made the rounds, the ten minutes were gone.
"Right now I want you to make the rounds and tell everyone what happened."
I'm going to make the rounds and see if I can find him.
She had her first child by me, is now making the rounds of our family, more or less.
He had been making the rounds looking into such cases, but without result until today.
Two schools of thought are making their rounds on the matter.
But he has to wait until the light of day to make his rounds.
Now and then, father would take me along when he made his rounds.
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