adj. 1) referring to cattle or other animals which have escaped from an enclosure and are wandering. The owner will be liable for damage caused by such animals. 2) political campaigning by a candidate running for an office from no specific district, but from an entire city, county or state.
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(Adj) Running at large is used to represent existence of a person, animals etc everywhere which are potentially dangerous to the society and not controlled till then. The phrase is used to represent the openness of the uncontrolled danger. A killer is running at large means he is present there uncontrolled but controllable with effort.
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1) A reference to an animal that is roaming free, such as cattle that have escaped an enclosure or a dog that has slipped its leash. The owner of an animal running at large is generally liable for any damage it causes. 2) A reference to a candidate who is campaigning for an office elected by an entire city, county, or state, rather than from a part...
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