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The Taliban had tried hard to turn back the centuries in the country, which at one point in the 1970s was a key stop on the hippy trail and a place where some Afghan women wore miniskirts.

Alison, meanwhile, had gone to a yoga retreat with her hippy-dippy mother.

I wandered around aimlessly for a while, then gave the goose to an acquiescent hippy on a barge.

Regardless, that goes double for a hippy isle full of expats and pungent pot known as Bocas del Toro.

Surely he would have found her efforts to effect world peace through art and music a little impractical, and hippy-dippyish?

The Clinton Foundation chose Tulsa, Oklahoma, for the first Too Small to Fail project because it was an early adopter of HIPPY.

Miss Hippy's countenance fell, changed, and again became expressive of doubt—this time offensively.

"I'd rather be in a vault, with the dead, than out here," observed Hippy.

"They are probably mama and papa and the whole family," replied Hippy.

Hippy painted the scenery and David supplied the electric lights.

Washington would not budge, so Hippy led him over to the caller.