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She previously had little option but to wear special shoes, designed for her by a podiatrist, which gave her right leg a bigger platform.

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He didn’t wear a shoe on his left foot during the second half and afterward told reporters he was “hurting like crazy.”

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They are meant to collect the powdered tear gas chemicals, to keep the irritants from being tracked into the building on the soles of their shoes like dust.

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The house is piled high with clothes, shoes, suitcases and kitchen equipment, meaning they have to eat separately at mealtimes as there isn't enough space to sit together.

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Some don’t need shoes because of their “great feet.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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