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Kollokation
It was like running about with a dog of wood.
Children ran about, getting in everyone's way, watched over by the group.
Fred's father had come down now, and they were running about.
It was a particularly busy day in the park, and many young children were running about.
"Not much better, your running about in the middle of the night alone."
And you'll have this garden to run about in won't you?
We ran out into the street and there were people running all about.
I don't hold with all this running about,' he said.
He received the ball 44 times and ran about 35m from 5 runs.
He had never seen action before, and it was much better to keep him running about.
The painting program is to run for eight weeks and cost about $100,000.
The average price a couple per night runs about $130 to $140.
These ran into the side of the building at about third- story level.
His party is running third, with about 10 percent of the vote.
The project was very successful and continued to run about every 4 years.
The entire play runs about an hour and 40 minutes.
Rates run about $100 a night for a family of four.
The rest will probably run about a million or so.
Indian Point 3 has run only about 50 percent of the time.
In general prices run from about $35 to $75 a day.
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