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The soph knew he could traverse the court in 3.5 seconds and flit between a few startled St. John's players to score an artistic layup that opened a 45-34 lead.
Sure, he could traverse a rock field if he wanted, but it just wouldn't be right.
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It was said that she could traverse Spain from north to south without leaving her estates.
Or, if they're travelling by car, they could traverse the Grossglockner road in Osttirol, while heading from Salzburg to Carinthia, and end their drive at Weissensee".
A mobile used on an aircraft could traverse a tower too quickly to register with the network.
People on both sides of the labor fence point to Beeston, the game's No. 2 executive, as someone who could traverse a reasonable negotiating road.
The cyclists could traverse the mountains and valleys and towns of La Belle France, and arrive in Paris a day late, who cares?
In 40 years, a people could traverse the desert and reach the promised land; but they could also forget old lessons and stray from the path.
It also needed strong, stable wheels that could traverse the carpeted floors, and it had to be easily maneuvered in a small space.
Walkers in virtually any other state could traverse the ocean flats largely unimpeded, but on Martha's Vineyard (and on Nantucket), most beaches are private.
Like other Audis with quattro, the A6 Avant could traverse fairly rough or moderately snowy roads, but it lacked the ground clearance required for off-road use, where the car may pass over large rocks or logs.
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