As he began unloading the second wagon, it began to roll down the track after rolling over the 'chocks'.

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At some point investors may want the roll-up to start rolling again.

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On February 5th, the CEOs of rock 'n' roll, the Rolling Stones, are scheduled to play the Super Bowl's halftime show.

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When it's time to roll out the dough, Kimball suggests using a one-piece, tapered rolling pin, without ball-bearings.

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It showed two men entering the store, one speaking to the shopkeeper, then gesturing with his hands in a rolling motion and buying a roll of tape.

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The broader trend here is that Internet providers, which saw huge gains in the late 1990s and early 2000s by rolling out all-you-can-eat access, are inevitably going to roll back those pricing policies.

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Jeez, even the French pretended they liked it and as long as the dollars kept rolling in, they were happy to put up with a bit of American rock 'n' roll.

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