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The phrase "around going to" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words that lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "I was thinking about going to the store, but then I changed my mind."
Alternatives: "about to" or "planning to".
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FATONE -- We were kids, running around, going to clubs.
It's taken years to begin shifting the stigma around home births – why create a new one around going to hospital?
It was a school break, and "people are wandering around going to conferences like nothing happened", he murmured.
After work, they started to pal around, going to movies and parties, or just sitting around watching CNN.
The 'Heart of Glass' hitmaker did, however, turn things around, going to rehab with her then boyfriend, Blondie guitarist Chris Stein.
Tourists were avoiding the major attractions," he added, "and they were doing more wandering around, going to restaurants, spending at retail establishments, visiting historical sites, cultural sites, not necessarily the typical sites like Mystic Seaport or the aquariums".
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Look around, go around, go to villages.
I'd go to antiques shops and markets, walk around, go to the theatre.
I travelled around, went to New York, to Florida, chewed the fat with elderly spooks.
So I wandered around, went to a few bars, asked a few people.
Heck, don't fool around; go to Vienna.
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