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dragging

adjective as in tiresome, monotonous

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Another former Sky Blues player David Prutton has paid tribute to what Robins achieved against the backdrop of financial constraints and the prospect of dragging the club back up from the bottom tier of the EFL.

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Walking is considered one of the healthiest ways to exercise, but let’s be honest: Unless you have a dog dragging you to the door or a friend pulling your arm, it’s easy to find reasons to stay on the couch.

It’s an explosive turn for an offense that spent the first part of the season dragging from injuries.

There was an obvious change in the runs he made, because now he was going around the outside of Son and dragging McGinn with him.

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Ms Hansler said there had been a "dragging of feet" over funding for improvements.

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

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