| She is as clumsy as a young carthorse and falls over anything that lies in her path. |
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| Apparently an old carthorse gave up the ghost and died on Nebuchadnezzar Street. |
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| Kate who adored horses was carried through the streets on a carriage drawn by a carthorse she used to ride in her younger, happier days. |
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| Thankfully, I managed to sneak out just before it was run and, as I told those who saw me making my getaway, I'm a carthorse, not a racehorse. |
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| I also wish to thank Mr Podesta for his truly carthorse work, his patience and his diplomacy within the PPE Group and at many working meetings. |
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| Those who are more into mammal creatures will take a detour a the carthorse breeding farm? |
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| Their horses were among the finest cart horses in London, but were outshone by the brewers, whose horses took the most prizes at the London carthorse parades. |
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| Matching them against D-Wave's machine is, then, a bit like racing a carthorse against a thoroughbred. |
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| That means there is unlikely to be much container shipping, the carthorse of the world economy, in the high Arctic for a decade or more. |
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| Of those I saw in the flesh, Cruyff was the carthorse who won the Derby. |
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| The only story of hers that I remember was about the time an old carthorse was brought back into service after a car, then a tractor, both got bogged. |
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| There's a certain harmony to a horse, even a carthorse. |
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| The carthorse galumphing of Nancy Dell'Olio. |
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| The blacksmith's forge shone bright on the opposite side of the way, and the proprietor had the hind-leg of a carthorse in his leather-coated lap. |
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| He is not a man of independent fortune, for he works like a carthorse. |
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