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trot

verb as in move along briskly

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She increased her speed from a march to a trot to a run.

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Then there’s the U.S. consumer, whose “resilience” gets trotted out every time economic data look shaky.

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The herd came stampeding into the barn as the wolves laughed and trotted back to the fields.

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Duckett nicked behind off a good ball Jacob Duffy for just a single as his lean trot from the end of the English summer continued.

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Freeman trotted the 90 feet home with ease.

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