| 11. | He adds speed to a team of plodders.
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| 12. | "He's what we need now, a plodder,"
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| 13. | Dreary skies and daylong downpours usually produce perfect conditions for plodders, not scatbacks.
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| 14. | Usually, when they are as big as he is, they are plodders.
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| 15. | Dravid has nevertheless been considered a plodder and too inhibited to seek out runs.
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| 16. | Quick little guards out front, big plodders underneath, identical twins on the bench.
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| 17. | Otherwise, they would just be plodders.
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| 18. | He has been a 5-11, 224-pound plodder rather than pounder.
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| 19. | Nobody wants to look like a plodder.
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| 20. | Plodder Lane station was on the London and North Western Railway route between Manchester Exchange.
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