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You observe that someone is approaching from the
opposite direction. |
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towards |
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You both halt and exchange apologetic smiles. |
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each other |
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That we are aware of its importance can be gauged
from the significance parents attach to a baby's first steps. |
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know how |
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With the exception of talking, no other developmental
landmark is so eagerly awaited. |
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only |
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They filmed four hours' activity on one such crossing.
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kind |
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Women turn their backs on them, regardless of their
own age and the age of the other person. |
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however |
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7. |
In the next few years we must expect to hear a lot
more about walking. |
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likely |
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8. |
We must expect to hear a lot more about walking from
psychologists and sociologists. |
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tell |
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It will sound so complicated a skill that many of us
will hesitate to set foot outside our front doors. |
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such |
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10. |
This won't deter the five million Britons who treat
walking as a recreation. |
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put / think |
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