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The phrase "a runner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who runs, either as a sport or for exercise, or to describe a specific type of person in various contexts, such as a participant in a race.
Example: "She is a dedicated runner who trains every morning to prepare for the upcoming marathon."
Alternatives: "an athlete" or "a jogger".
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You're a runner yourself.
Everyone is a runner.
I'm a runner myself.
Dern: I'm a runner.
And he's a runner.
He was now a runner.
Remember, I'm a runner.
He's a runner.
A runner, with "biscuits".
Was he a runner?
_You're a runner yourself.
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