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go in circles

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go (around) in circles
to be very active but not achieve anything His mind went in circles around the problem, but he couldn't seem to find a solution for it.
Usage notes: sometimes used in the form talk in circles (speak a lot but without saying anything important): Every time the mayor speaks he seems to talk in circles.
Related vocabulary: around and around
See also: circle


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The two men who walked during the day, with the sun visible, veered off course but did not go in circles.
Do not apply force, you want a simple gentle rub, when you get to the navel, repeat from the start again, do this 10-12 times Your chi-invincible energy is being passed from the hands through the skin to your belly, so as you go in circles, you are applying energy to the muscles of the stomach.
Top female celebs and fashion-conscious fellas are proving trends really do go in circles - big white ones.
 
 
 
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