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Take a hike.
This is a way of telling someone to get out.
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Instead, we took a hike around the tennis courts, along an asphalt path that led down into a valley, over a wooden bridge and along a roadway to the guard shack.
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The couple liked the fact that few tourists were around, and took a hike on the mucky banks of the Connecticut River.
Another poignant thread in Sunday night's show was the ongoing struggle between Campbell and Sterling, as Campbell, the young, able junior partner, reels in new business to make up for the loss the firm suffered when Lucky Strike, Sterling's huge cigarette account and the proverbial "club" he had wielded around the agency, took a hike.
But he took a hike on them.
Syntax took a hike, logic and meaning left the building.
Take a hike... around the medina-like tangle of streets, alleys and squares that form the old town.
Take a hike... … around a corner of the Marais.
Day One Take a hike Make a circuit around the scenic Floating Harbour, the tidal-free 19th-century port.
Day one Take a hike For a poignant walk around the city centre, start at the top of Wale Street.
Click here to see a bigger image of the map Day one Take a hike Portland is quite industrial around the Willamette, but between the water and the towers of downtown is the rather pleasant Tom McCall Waterfront Park.
There's only one cure: take a hike, go camping, or root around in my veggie garden.
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