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Its customers will receive some of their money back, but are still toting up their losses.

During 43 games at Carver, Marks carried the offense on his back, toting the ball 614 times for 10 yards per carry.

“It does bother me that somebody’s out there with intentions that aren’t right,” she said, toting two white puppies outside a building where she keeps them, a few feet from her home.

“I want to distinguish joining the climate protest movement from what most people still think of as climate action,” a.k.a. recycling your Amazon packages and toting a reusable bag to Whole Foods, the activist Klein Salamon went on.

Guards, some toting firearms or less-lethal weapons, are now a common sight at schools, bars, retail stores and other venues.