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walkabout
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walkabout
a dummy syndrome in horses; usually pyrrolizidine alkaloses caused by crotalaria poisoning. Affected horses walk compulsively, head press, appear blind and walk into objects. They do not respond to usual external stimuli or commands. Called also walkabout, Kimberley horse disease.


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Mr Smith, a Liverpool-born black man who vividly remembers what he calls the Toxteth Unrest, says that the police chief won credibility for not only going walkabout - but going unaccompanied by other officers.
IF you've ever fancied making truffles, delving for life in the murky pond water or going walkabout in the woodlands, then Croxteth Hall and Country Park could be the place for you this summer.
HOLLYWOOD star Tom Cruise delighted his fans by going walkabout at the British premiere of his latest film Minority Report.
 
 
 
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