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travel across

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travel across something
to make a journey across something or some place. We have to travel across the desert to get there. I do not want to travel across that rickety bridge on the way back.
See also: across, travel
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It is one of the most sought treatments , and people travel across Thailand to experience or learn this type of massage, as well as to have a great time there too
Thai Yoga Massage - Calm Your Mind, Body and Soul by Barry Walsh / Consumer news, advice, product reviews community
All cell phone carriers have limited service areas the enable their services to be used as their customers travel across the country Unfortunately, not all carriers provide service in all areas of the country All cell phone carriers have limited service areas the enable their services to be used as their customers travel across the country.
Using Prepaid Phones on Cross Country Trips by David Kraft / Travel, recreation and leisure community
The company, which organises business travel across the UK and internationally, has seen a strong upturn in enquiries since the summer.
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