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• just: The average Brit just bulldozes through life, and houses, doing exactly what he wants, irrespective of the lasting damage.

• simply: And to lower your opponent's marketshare, simply bulldoze the buildings around their stores ( stations in Transport Tycoon ).

• now: Multiplayer 1. You can now bulldoze in multiplayer games.

Object

• tree: They also carefully tally numbers of dead, houses bulldozed, trees uprooted, settler attacks and blockaded areas.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• over: Toddler was on hand to Take the last pass and bulldoze over for the score.

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• away: Outcome: The lido lay derelict for three years from 1990 until it was finally bulldozed away in 1993.

• then: Good god, this is one house that should be condemned, and then bulldozed.

• not: I cant completely rule out that some areas were not bulldozed as an " armchair critic " .

Followed by an intransitive particle

• out: In many cases, of course, because they had been bulldozed out of their homes.

• through: An enlarged track has been bulldozed through from the top of the TV mast track to end at a high level above Seldesuto.

• along: After the war the camp was bulldozed along with the church but the stained glass windows were saved.

Infinitive complement

• build: A massive communist development, meaning lots of stuff was bulldozed to build it.

Preposition: by

• army: This a road bulldozed by the Pakistani army into a sheer mountainside after both access roads to the valley were destroyed by the earthquake.