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afoot

adjective as in traveling by foot

adjective as in in progress

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There are efforts afoot to standardize protocols for clots, so the chances of landing a proper diagnosis and quick treatment aren’t so hit-or-miss.

For those already at the top of the club game, there could also be changes afoot.

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But others, including several waste experts and community organizers across the Los Angeles region, say change is afoot.

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“We knew there was criminal activity afoot there for a long time, so we’re not going to ignore criminal activity,” he said.

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“And just like last year, there are new variants afoot.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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