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James dropped out of the race, and Booker strutted into office at 920 Broad Street with 72 percent of the vote.

The 18-year-old strutted down the runway Monday in an edgy, off-the-shoulder, red-and-black tweed ensemble accented with feathers.

As the models strutted down the runway, pounds of Callebaut chocolate poured down the backdrop.

Purses, platforms, and "mankles" strutted down the runway at the designer's men's show.

Foyles strutted its stuff on the edges of Soho—rather like the Strand in N.Y.C., but not as good.

The other Indian boys and girls called him Spread Feather, because he strutted about like a big turkey or a peacock.

Finally he got up and half strutted, half staggered, to the turret, and stood under Kate's window.

And Coquerico, bristling his plumage, crowed three times in his shrillest voice and proudly strutted onward.

To be sure I strutted the present most haughtily and eyed the future with as saucy a flash as lads may give.

And he swelled his lean body and strutted, ludicrously martial.