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trot

verb as in move along briskly

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"The facts of life are Conservative" is a quote from former PM Margaret Thatcher which has been trotted out at fringe events.

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The moment wasn’t just big for him, but for the whole school — Stokes, one of the last to trot to the locker room to get ready for a bus ride back to Sherman Oaks.

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There was no rolling up of the sleeves when their team-mate trotted off.

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Clayton Kershaw blew a kiss to his family, pounded a fist in his glove, then made the familiar trot from the Dodgers’ dugout to the Chavez Ravine mound.

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Once Blake Snell caught his gaze, it turned into a trot.

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