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The phrase "a one leg" is not correct in written English.
It should be "a one-legged" when referring to something that has one leg.
Example: "He has a one-legged stool that he uses for fishing."
Alternatives: "a single leg" or "one-legged".
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Anna, the 22-year-old graduate student, for example, said she had no anxiety about being filmed having sex at a One Leg Up party for HBO's reality show "Real Sex".
2nd honey you aint the only one with 'struggles' you want pity go to a one leg support group!
Balance will be assessed using a one leg stand test.
If someone someone built a chair with just one leg, it couldn't fulfill its function as a chair.
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"Everyone with at least one leg and a pair of trousers"?
Your bases will bring you to a prep level, extension level, or a one-leg stunt, depending on your team's level of difficulty.
I do a one-leg schottische along Clark Street and buff the friendly public with my belly.
Steyn seems to be carrying a knee injury, doing a one-leg jig after jarring it in his followthrough when Strauss pulls him round the corner for a single to long leg.
The girl performed a one-leg hop three times for both legs without limitation.
This study investigated the medial displacement magnitude of the knee during a one-leg squat test in females with PFPS.
Patients with patellofemoral pain syndrome (PFPS) often demonstrate a collapse of the knee in the medial direction during a one-leg squat.
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