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Examples
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Mr. Obama's "fiscal policy" speech may have sent progressive pundits cart-wheeling, but its political effect was to poison the prospect for budget negotiations.
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To this day, I regret that I did not follow him out to the windswept edge of town, staggering through blowing dust and cart-wheeling tumbleweeds, calling: Shane!
Buffalo Bob and the Honey Dipper Michael Gillan Maxwell 2011
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The cart-wheeling girls might gain a few coins for their efforts, but they lost their sister when a car went through a red light.
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And she ` s done some eccentric things, allegedly, cart-wheeling after she was arrested.
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But an even more stunning achievement is to get the airplane into that water without it cart-wheeling, without it flipping over, without it breaking apart.
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A blue Honda Accord pulled into the lane in front of me and before I knew it an entire bumper was cart-wheeling up off of the highway at me.
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Huckabee just pulled off a cart-wheeling flanking maneuver to strike at Romney's rear -- the source of Romney's support.
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She put her thumb to her ear and her pinkie to her lips and mouthed the words “call me” as she ran to catch her little girl, who was cart-wheeling across the courtyard.
Wife in the Fast Lane Karen Quinn 2007
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She put her thumb to her ear and her pinkie to her lips and mouthed the words “call me” as she ran to catch her little girl, who was cart-wheeling across the courtyard.
Wife in the Fast Lane Karen Quinn 2007
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"Crowds love it when we're out there cart-wheeling and screaming in fishnets and combat boots," Zondon says.
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