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The kind of feast Odysseus ate at Circe's table before making love, while his men rooted around in the pig pen.
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She shoved the Friendly plush against the bulkhead, flipped its sickhappy-emoji face off and rooted around in its head-meat for her backup- backup stash.
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Our music taste has evolved over the years, however I think if I rooted around in my mum's car I'd still be able to find the original, scratched up version of Car Bangerz.
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So he did what anyone might do in that situation if they were also a fictional detective from the turn of the 20th century: He rooted around in the restaurant's trash and found further evidence of non-organic ingredients like tomatoes and mayonnaise.
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This debut novel — spanning generations of British immigrants and the native citizens who don't, or won't, understand them — is dense with history and wit, and rich in the kind of detail that makes you feel like Smith rooted around in people's heads to figure out exactly how they tick.
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At least to this observer, the jackets with detachable pockets, the hats with beekeeper veils, the washed denim work wear and the quietly tailored suits with short pants cropped just below the knee also called to mind the ostentatious simplicity of couture stuff that Hubert de Givenchy used to design and produce in bulk for the American heiress Bunny Mellon to wear as she rooted around in the vegetable gardens and greenhouses of her vast Virginia estate, Oak Spring.
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