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To fly around

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to move about in haste.

See also: Fly



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The ideal ones are those known as ''flight cages'', inside which the bird will be able to fly around.
Dixie has lived at the centre, which is open in style and allows the birds to fly around freely, for the last 12 years and Mr Hopper says he has made a lot of fans in his time.
Sergeant Keith Davies, 41, will lead an attempt to fly around the world in a gyro copter -made famous by James Bond.
 
 
 
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