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be hot on the trail

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All the while the tabloid publication the National Enquirer would be hot on the trail of Edwards, the Youngs, and Rielle.

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On her dream day, the Brookland resident would be hot on the trail of her favorite president and D.C.’s most famous murderer.

With five catches against the Rams on Sunday, Jason Witten continues to be hot on the trail.

He rejoiced to be hot on the trail, and when he and Joe parted it was with the understanding that he was to allay suspicion by returning to the box and Joe was to telephone the police.

Kentucky added two players, but are believed to still be hot on the trail of Portland recruit Terrence Jones, who verbally committed to Washington.

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

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