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ferry around

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ferry someone around
to transport people here and there in small groups. I really don't want to spend all my days ferrying children around. Why am I ferrying around a bunch of kids all day?
See also: around, ferry


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Temptation is all around us and with partners now spending so many hours apart, both working, often one spending long hours in the office, children to ferry around after work, time in the gym and all the other social activities that come with modern day living.
Tom Hogswell, who uses a sport utility vehicle to ferry around his five kids, said the price of gas is a financial burden for his family, but he's still not willing to part with his gas guzzler.
But signing up non-citizens and illegal immigrants to vote, flouting campaign finance laws, sending vans into poor neighborhoods to ferry around residents to get them to vote often, isn't worth worrying over -- as long as it's in the service of liberal Democrats.
 
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