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wheelbarrow
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wheelbarrow
a simple vehicle for carrying small loads, typically being an open container supported by a wheel at the front and two legs and two handles behind

wheelbarrow [′wēl‚barĀ·ō]
(engineering)
A small, hand-pushed vehicle with a single wheel and axle between the front ends of two shafts that support a boxlike body and serve as handles at the rear. Also known as barrow.

wheelbarrow
A handcart usually fitted with one wheel in front and two supporting legs in back; and with two handles; used for transporting materials over short distances.


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Probably due to the strain of wheelbarrowing all that money to his house.
Alison's set-up for her dogs is a world away from the shocking images of Mr Smith wheelbarrowing two dogs out of a shed where they had been executed moments before.
Unsurprisingly, Thomas didn't get a bonus but that will be no comfort to investors who will see him wheelbarrowing his near-pounds 3million bounty to his pounds 2million mansion in Northants.
 
 
 
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