Although an investigating " policeman insists he saw a Chinaman poking about in the front room, " when he entered the room " there was no one there ."
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"I've seen her sitting with the baby on the breast poking about to find a vein . ` Nice fat veins when your tits are big and milky,'she said ."
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High tide here is the best time to see grebes, ducks and even loons, and low tide brings out sandpipers and others poking about the exposed mud flats for food.
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*After poking about some more, I'm convinced that this series is indeed notable but its age makes finding online sources that can prove this sufficiently to others . . . difficult.
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Curious snowboarders still shaking off the powder and day-trippers with bellies bulging from Sunday brunch poke about the place as Sprackland and pals determine where to set up a refreshment table.
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After poking about among the thousands of bits and pieces Watt had squirreled away, Michael Wright, the museum's curator of mechanical engineering, has uncovered a furtive side to the pioneer of steam.
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To the vast majority of Chinese, who typically care little for the rights of prisoners, Wu was a self-serving hype artist who was only poking about to draw attention to his cause.
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Local police patrol the terminals and a host of federal agencies poke about, from Immigration and Naturalization Service and U . S . Customs Service agents to Department of Food and Agriculture inspectors.
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Why ( in light of official policy ) do we have nameless anonymous WP editors, whose medical knowledge we do not trust, poking about the journals for meta analysis of randomized controlled trials ?
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Ruth filled her sketch pad and poked about the pond while I fished, finding an otter slide, where the scat was laden with indigestible bits of crayfish, a species stocked in the pond in 1954.
