walkover
Noun
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any undertaking that is easy to do
backbends combined with handstands
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marketing this product will be no picnic
The German Riga offensive wasn’t a walkover: while indiscipline and rock-bottom morale prevailed throughout the Russian Army, ordinary Russian soldiers were still willing to stand and fight in defense of their homeland, at least for now.
Second seed Mardy Fish made a precautionary pullout with an existing abdominal strain to hand Argentine Leonardo Mayer a walkover to join another untried semi-finalist, Carsten Ball.
Stoke owner Peter Coates warns elite clubs they could wreck the Premier League: 'Don't let big clubs turn the world's best league into a walkover'
The blanket will be worn on the walkover prior to Saturday's Derby as well.
There is just no way the Old Establishment will give Modi a walkover in 2019.