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Runner
Drug slang A regional term for a person who transports drugs, but may not sell them
Emergency medicine A nurse or other healthcare worker responsible for obtaining supplies or medications needed during emergency CPR
Sports medicine A person whose primary exercise is running/jogging.

runner
Drug slang A person who transports drugs, but may not sell them. See Body packer. Cf Dealer Emergency medicine A nurse or personnel responsible for obtaining supplies or medications needed during emergency CPR. See Cardiopulmonary resuscitation, Code blue.


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Champion Silkies, Champion Runner ducks, Master Exhibitor.
Until the end of the month, visitors will be able to watch other stars of the farmyard compete in Hatton's Sheepstakes sheep racing, while farm dogs round up Indian runner ducks in the Daft Duck Trials.
Wood's final cost-cutting effort was to replace his hens with Indian Runner ducks, according to Mr.
 
 
 
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