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Arab forces aren’t likely to wade into that messy situation, particularly without the cover of progress toward a Palestinian state, which isn’t on the table.

Traverse lines were installed to help people avoid having to wade through water.

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Only a month later, Jarmond faced backlash for being slow to wade into a controversy involving a racial slur used by a member of the women’s gymnastics team.

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Frazier was the street fighter, willing to wade into the action and take whatever damage that might bring so he could get close enough to inflict his own.

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One, which shows him wading deeper as he walked down an inundated street, got three million views.

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