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"But he insists on walking around in a military uniform and now with a gun.
We've been talking and drinking for eight hours; still, she insists on walking me back to my hotel, so I arrive safely.
The film's Reagan insists on walking, too, but while he wobbles a bit, he never buckles, making it all the way to the trauma room on his own.
??First, though, she insists on walking me around her latest exhibition, In the Company of Alice, a wonderful group show that features portraits by the late figurative painter Alice Neel, and responses to her work by the likes of Chris Ofili, Doig, Chantal Joffe, Marlene Dumas and Elizabeth Peyton.
The tough Assyrian, he insists on walking to the hospital; I come with him.
The little girl who likes to touch my hair and insists on walking hand-in-hand with me.
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We made plans to meet the next weekend and they insisted on walking us to the bus depot.
At one point, long-suffering mummy insisted on walking behind me rather than with me, as I cruised forward in my mobility scooter.
Paddy Leigh Fermor [the writer and one of her greatest friends, now 95] insisted on walking behind his coffin.
Prince insisted on walking thru estate.
Neelam, who had insisted on walking, was in pain.
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