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The phrase "walk a thin" is not a complete or grammatically correct sentence.
It may be part of a longer phrase, such as "walk a thin line," which means to carefully navigate a difficult or dangerous situation. This phrase is commonly used in spoken and written English. Example: She had to walk a thin line between maintaining her integrity and pleasing her demanding boss.
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"You do walk a thin line," he said.
"I walk a thin line on this issue, because I want to promote compassion for animals.
In promoting "Ann Richards' Texas," the filmmakers are trying to walk a thin line.
The Knicks continue to walk a thin line between optimism and hustling fans.
In this complicated situation, a teacher must walk a thin line, destroying complacency without destroying confidence.
"You have to walk a thin line between art and propaganda," Travers said.
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They are walking a thin line".
In promoting itself, NASCAR walks a thin line.
For all his leadership, though, Koizumi walks a thin line.
Painting has a future – if it walks a thin blue line.
"They are walking a thin line," said one aerospace executive who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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