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“This operation shows that you always leave tracks, nobody is unfindable, even online,” Stan Duijf, of the Dutch National Police, said in a video statement.

Despite some remaining snowpack in the Sierra Nevada, the melting snow has also made it less likely the wolverine would leave tracks, according to Lawson.

“Father Olufemi will probably need a few more days to organize the hunting party, and you need to stay ahead of us. Keep off the more obvious paths, but don’t go completely off trail or you’ll end up lost. Also, try not to leave tracks.”

He added: "People cover their tracks or don't leave tracks."

She may even leave tracks with a bloody dress and eat potato chips from her dominatrix harness.

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

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