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  • Floundering ship.
  • Floundered at the bottom of a global survey of citizens ' economic outlook.
  • Floundered due to the lack of suitable volunteers to help run the projects.
  • Floundering about in the dark, miles from the bothy, thinking it is just around the bend.
  • Floundering in a sea of crashing hormones, angela heard herself say ' i'm sorry.
  • Flounder fishing upriver can be fantastic at certain times of the year.
  • Flounder caught from the thames at erith pier all highly recommended fisheries!
  • From past experience the first part never poses any problems but people often flounder when it comes to the second.
  • Flounder around in the juicy patches again i decided to find another way back via forest tracks to the west.
  • Flounders helplessly on the ground.
  • This attempt floundered in bad weather and the following year the harriers once again set out from edale with renewed determination.
  • However, other issues are still floundering on the margins of public debate - or worse.
  • Floundering in the dark.
  • Flounder, eel and the occasional school bass are caught with the odd mullet during the summer.
  • Floundering economy, cairo currently needs all the financial support it can find.
  • We're left floundering in the shallows of literary fiction.
  • Floundering in the water.
  • Kevin howe ( mg rover chief executive, pictured right ) certainly hoped so, but in the end, the deal floundered.
  • Now officially floundering he explained the l'influence de la.
  • Floundering in the face of common sense is expected of whichever political party is in charge.

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