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walk

[wawk] / wɔk /






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Knight and Bowe began dating at the 2022 Beijing Games after the hockey star asked to join the racer on daily walks through the Olympic village.

From Los Angeles Times

Ailments like anemia, kidney stones and osteoporosis can arise as well, and most returning astronauts can barely walk under the sudden chains of gravity.

From The Wall Street Journal

Students have raised concerns about safety when walking at night between a university campus and town centre.

From BBC

It feels very luxurious and isn’t too far from the lake, which is perfect for a morning or evening walk if you want to unwind.

From The Wall Street Journal

A statement from Eric Greener's daughter Alison said: "The thought of him trying to put the fire out when he could hardly walk keeps me awake at night."

From BBC