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Give him credit for not dawdling in making a necessary switch back to something more conventional.
www.mlssoccer.com A token that slowly moves up the peril track at the top of the sheet discourages dawdling.
arstechnica.com Each programme, just 15 minutes long, focuses on just one thing, quite patiently, without dawdling.
en.wikipedia.org His last name is pronounced like the word dawdle, punning on the ironic connection of the two words.
en.wikipedia.org For the child who's prone to dawdling, she suggests putting on some fast music.
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