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The most common migrants are the wades of the sandpiper family, but they also include other birds ranging in size from herons to shrikes .

"Because of me? " The kid wades cold humed a voice. "Exactly because of why you should the heart know navel clearly be not? "

The study wades into a controversy over the failure of more people to seek work since the recession ended in 2001.

A Pakistani girl carrying her belongings on her head wades through flood waters in Punjab province's Basira on September 4, 2010.

Ugly duckling waddles and wades for a lonely time. She feels very thirsty and wants to drink some water.

A resident pulls her belongings as she wades through her flooded neighborhood in Thon Buri outside Bangkok on October 28, 2011.

Anyone who knows him knows he wades into such problems with his usual blend of courage, self-control, modesty and optimism.

Internetnews. com wades through the top stories and issues that rocked the industry in 2006 in this week-long series.

A woman wades through floodwaters on a downtown sidewalk May 3, 2010 in Nashville, Tennessee.

A buffalo wades through a polluted river in Hefei, east China's Anhui province, August 22, 2006.

But, obviously of, the kid wades not to want to begin here!

One participant, the Viper, climbs 12-inch stairs and wades through mud, snow, and sand.

A Pakistani flood survivor wades through floodwaters in Molvi Noor Mohammad village in September 2010.

The reedbuck lives in marshes, where it wades for plants to eat.

Montevideo, Uruguay: A woman pays tribute to Iemanja, an African goddess of the sea, as she wades in the ocean

The president's team wades into a debate over what is driving foreclosures

Obama wades into race row over Harvard professor's arrest

The bittern booms and heron wades;