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creep along

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creep along something
to move along something slowly and carefully; to sneak along something. Creep along the side of the building until you reach the door. The cat crept along the narrow kitchen counter.
See also: along, creep


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But it is Chevron's and Total's money that is allowing them to creep along.
There is greater protection from malware and viruses that may creep along the partitions in shared services and there is often a wider range of support services that go along with a managed service.
In contrast to their 50-foot-tall predecessors that towered beside the dinosaurs, modern day club-mosses creep along the forest floor from the tropics to the tundra.
 
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