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To cover a lot of ground.
To go through a lot of information.
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Even with such dawdling, we covered lots of ground.
"There was lots of ground fire," he said in an interview.
"Don't run so much," he once said, meaning that players often cover lots of ground but to no effect.
Repot the plant in a loose, freely draining mix with lots of ground bark and peat moss.
The women carried a full bag, often two, and walked with a purpose, covering lots of ground with each step.
We could dream about covering lots of ground thanks to expanding collections and faster means of transportation.
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To the contrary, Pettitte is reliant on his sinkerball, his objective to get batters to beat this pitch into the dirt and get lots of ground-ball outs.
The difference between these two visiting Argentine dancers and the New York troupe was not only musical, though; New Generation gave us balleticized tango in soft shoes or even barefoot, with prolonged lifts and lots of ground-based floorwork.
Lots of ground-breaking astronomy, for instance, came about from research directed at improving navigation for trade and the projection of imperial power - see for example this great article by Rebekah Higgitt on the transit of Venus.
She covers a lot of ground.
"Critical Mass" covers a lot of ground.
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