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		<title>An Idiom a Day . A Rolling Stone Gathers No Moss</title>
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<p>Someone who is always moving and always into something new is like a stone that moves.  There is an old saying that stones that are moved do not get moss on them.  So like the stone a person who is always moving is not considered set in their ways.</p>

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<p>Someone who is always moving and always into something new is like a stone that moves.  There is an old saying that stones that are moved do not get moss on them.  So like the stone a person who is always moving is not considered set in their ways.</p>

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