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View definitions for sidewalk

sidewalk

noun as in footway

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noun as in pathway

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"When officers arrived, they located both subjects sleeping on the sidewalk," Posen police said in a statement.

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Now, the larger format provides enough backroom space to sort donations, so garbage bags of donated clothing don’t spill out onto the sidewalk.

He pointed to the cracked, narrow sidewalk on a bridge that connects the community to downtown, which Nashville had planned to fix with some $9.3 million of federal funds that were nixed.

Surveillance footage from a nearby business reviewed by MS NOW shows Ventura Aguilar on the sidewalk five minutes before masked agents begin making arrests in South Los Angeles.

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This ability helps them survive almost anywhere: on mountaintops, in Antarctica and even in the moss growing in the cracks of your sidewalk.

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

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