A bird helps the old man locate a large albacore tuna, which is a straggler from a larger school of fish. |
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As they mooched off, one straggler swaggering along behind the others tried to do an oh-so-cool spit onto the grass. |
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Paraguay, a country which was in any case a straggler in Latin America when it came to democratisation, appears to be in jeopardy. |
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That said, though, winning an Oscar can do wonders for a straggler. |
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The sublinear dependence of blue straggler number on core mass is interesting. |
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When this person saw the first group pulling away, she decided to set out after them rather than wait for the assistant guide and the straggler to catch up to her. |
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A straggler to the left of the group who appears to have been drinking since the five French players arrived in January, swears repeatedly at the television. |
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