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The site is geared toward the intrepid travelers.
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One might have expected such an intrepid child to be ecstatic, but the speed and altitude frightened him.† (source)
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I would be discovered here years later by some intrepid team — fallen in my tracks, one arm outflung as if grasping at straws, my features desiccated, my fingers gnawed by wolves.† (source)
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But because one had lost some of its energy when Ayala opened the box, the recipients knew our intrepid heroes had seen the cargo, and a bounty was placed on their heads— or should I say our heads—all of which meant the stakes would be even higher in next week's story.† (source)
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Napoleon would have been the first to admit that after assembling an intrepid corps of commanders and fifteen divisions, after assessing the enemy's weaknesses, studying his terrain, and carefully formulating a plan of attack, one must finally contend with temperature.† (source)
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There wasn't much left for our intrepid hero.† (source)
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Only in his most intrepid dreams did he allow himself to hope that he might travel so far.† (source)
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My citation read: The President of the United States takes pleasure in presenting the Silver Star medal to Hull Maintenance Technician First Class Howard E. Wasdin, United States Navy, for service set forth in the following citation: For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity in action against a hostile force during operation UNOSOM II in Mogadishu, Somalia on 3 & 4 October 1993.† (source)
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There were signs that it was an exquisite relief to her to hear the impatient exclamation, though she had resolved so intrepidly to let generosity make one bid against herself.† (source)intrepidly = in a brave manner -- especially when adventurous or determined
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Forget about epic battles with tanks and fighter jets and the final victory of us scrappy, unbroken, intrepid humans over the bug-eyed swarm.† (source)
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I didn't have to be clothed in intrepidity all the time or love all creatures.† (source)
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The lord of the troopers intrepidly stood then 'Gainst his high-rising shield, when the dragon coiled him {The dragon coils himself.† (source)
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The young girl and the intrepid Jesuit, both quaking with unchristian passion.† (source)
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He found it expedient to be cautious all the time, except for the rare moments, when, assured of his own intrepidity, he abandoned himself to petty rages and lusts.† (source)
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"I have been a true and faithful wife to you, Sir Pitt," Lady Jane continued, intrepidly; "I have kept my marriage vow as I made it to God and have been obedient and gentle as a wife should.† (source)
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Khufu, our intrepid baboon, was riding an old magician around the room, choking him with his own wand and steering him into walls as the mage turned blue.† (source)
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