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The phrase "a thing move" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect construction, possibly intended to convey the idea of something being in motion.
Example: "I watched as a thing move across the sky, but it was too far away to identify."
Alternatives: "an object moving" or "something in motion."
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The area has a large Muslim population and is dotted with Islamic cultural centrers, so it seems quite a ballsy (or boobsy? Is that a thing?) move to base themselves there considering a large part of their shtick is protesting against conservative Islam.
Be it a person or a thing, move away from it.
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If she can argue that as a matter of conceptual fact motion is a matter of changing locations, and that only bodies have location, then there would be a contradiction in saying that a thing moves but is not material.
In fact, children can't do a single thing — move money, mark a chore as complete or buy anything — without a parent approving or confirming it.
Sounds to me like he got off lightly for having a living thing move through his brain.
It's a multifaceted thing moving in a non-linear practice, drawing together disparate things that don't normally come together.
If you're a billionaire, things move a lot faster.
It doesn't cost a thing to move your body.
And in a shipyard, things move at the speed of cold molasses.
That can be a powerful thing, a thing that moves us beyond politics as usual, like Martin Luther King did.
Music is supposed to be a thing that moves you, literally.
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