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I think there's been a lot of publicity from reporters in the capital city, Beijing. But Shijiazhuang is not a well-trodden place, said Li.

Singapore is at the start of a long road, already well trodden in the west, that leads to such solutions as shelter and rest homes.

He was on his own ground now, well-trodden with cunning arguments and quotations.

Far from ending the conflict, the no-fly zone might extend the ground war amongst the oil installations and along well-trodden desert lines.

It is a rather mercantilist attitude to culture, but then it is only following a well-trodden path.

Bulls say the comparison offers China a well-trodden path to a modern, high-tech economic future.

EMIGRATION to Canada was a well-trodden road for dissidents after the Soviet-led invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968.

The soil around the plants should be well trodden down, so that they are firmly rooted.

It's a well-trodden technique, also deployed extensively by the tobacco industry.

Forget the romantic novel. Most women are bored with, and cynical about, the well-trodden path of romantic fiction.

They follow the well-trodden execution path of everything going right.

There is a real danger that countries may think they can put the blame for failure on others and hide behind well-trodden positions.

The path to lifestyle profits via cookery is well trodden.

There are well-trodden trails abroad, such as to Australia.

And set me apart from the well-trodden ways;