0All day long we dodged bullets in 01u00rank suburban tangles of elderberry and ailanthus and day lilies run wild02u00, scrambling on our hands and knees, running doubled over, running and freezing and running again, barraged by fire from an enemy we never saw. 02br 02br 00**********02br 02br 02br 02br 00The sentence above, the underlined part, seems not to be correct to me, because "suburban tangles of elderberry and ailanthus and day lilies" seems OK, but where does the "run wild" come from?02br 02br 00To be correct, shouldn't it be "rank suburban tangles where elderberry and ailanthus and day lilies ran wild"?02br 02br 00What is native speaker's sense of English here?02br 02br 02br 02br 0-
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