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Walk Off Weight: Burn 3 Times More Fat
with This Proven Program
Back in the 1970s, when Nike made running and basketball shoes all the rage,
you would have been laughed at if you >> Timing device: MP3 player ($30– $300
) loaded with Walk Off with shoes made for striding. The trick is finding the right ...
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Galloway's 5K and 10K Running
... min 4 mi run/walk walk run/walk walk off run/walk off/walk week 4 (Walkers will
walk only, runners will run for 20 seconds/walk for 40 seconds on the run/walk
days) 30 min 30 min 30 min 30 min 3 mi run/walk walk run/walk walk off with MM
...
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The Dickson Baseball Dictionary (Third Edition)
... 2003) proclaimed, “Reds Walk Off with 5th Win in a Row.” walk off the island
See “you can't walk off the island.” walkover An easy victory; a game, series, or
division race that is easily won by a superior team. Syn. walkaway. 1st use. 1871.
Paul Dickson, Skip McAfee,
2011
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Rajpal Dictionary Of English Idioms & Phrases
... the airport when I got the news about the cancellation of the flight * The
meeting lasted long and I had to walk off as nobody was serious about the
agenda Walk off with: To take surreptitiously; to win easily * The moment he hit
the bull's eye, ...
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English and Chinese pronouncing dictionary
tfS£fr, JSiSff; to walk by the side, 3Hr» to walk straight, jgff ; to walk straight on, to
walk far, SaSft, Sltf; to walk carefully, /h>iC>ff , fK'frff > to walk gracefully, fijS&ffe;
to walk off, ?f*; to walk off with, to walk with difficulty, ift. I8fj> to walk with short ...
Shang wu yin shu kuan,
1903
Let's go to the park and walk off all that lunch. walk off with sth wink 1 to win
something easily: She walked off with the top prize. stealk 2 to steal something or
take something without asking permission: Who's walked off with my cup?
walkout ...
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The Two-word Verb: A Dictionary of the Verb-preposition ...
... morning Father walked off without saying goodbye. [He left the house.] 2. walk
off (with) 1(2) When he 253.
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HANSARD'S PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES, THIRD SERIES: COMMENCING ...
Member for Mid Lothian (Mr. W. E. Gladstone), offered to every landlord in Ireland
the temptation to walk off with the property of the taxpayers ? They could not
forget that there was a proposal made — he would not say in the coarsest
manner ...
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Words Phrases That Carry Uncommon Mean
Walk/walk about/walk away from/walk away with/walk off with/walk into/walk out/
walk over Walk means to move both feet off the ground at once. She is much
better now and can walk at least a mile. Walk about means a journey, conveys
the ...