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Packing his scant belongings into plastic bags, he waded in.

From BBC

By about 1:45 a.m., several mobile response squads waded into the melee to try to separate protesters and counterprotesters who’d converged near a flagpole.

People who had never left Moldova before were returning from a few days in Russia with wads of notes.

From BBC

Despite its pledged neutrality, the church has waded into issues it considers moral, supporting conservative views on issues such as abortion and LGBTQ+ rights.

“Where’s everybody at?” a rescue worker from the Hillsborough County sheriff’s office yelled Friday morning as he waded into a flooded home in Dover.

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