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trot round

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? trot round
vi (esp Brit: = go quickly) → hinüberlaufen; to trot round to the grocer’szum Kaufmann laufen


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CAPTION(S): STABLE MATES Pat with star attractions Freddie and Daisy DISMOUNT Percy leaps down after a trot round paddock SADDLE DO NICELY Freddie on pony Daisy
Armed only with a new pair of trainers (the Olympics only come round every four years, forgive the extravagance) and fuelled by the breakfast of champions (two litres of water and an espresso) the Guardian went for a trot round the Olympic Park that, in 72 hours, will host the first athletes competing for medals.
And, against the advice of pals, the 65-year-old legend is willing to shell out more money on flights and hotels so Mills could trot round the globe too.
 
 
 
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