They don't mind, since without those leftovers they would either starve or be rummaging in garbage dumps for stale food scraps. |
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Quickly, I jump out of bed, rummaging through my drawers for something to wear. |
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As a young sprat, I was prone to rummaging through the bargain bins of various local record shops. |
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The three men started rummaging through the kitchen, stealing any valuables they could find. |
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He opened the refrigerator and stooped, rummaging through Tupperware containers with enthusiasm. |
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Furious now, his mother stormed across the room and yanked open his vanity drawer, rummaging around until she found a pair of shears. |
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The twins went into the kitchen, and Rebecca pulled open the drawer, rummaging about for the key. |
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I was bemused to hear two men in conversation while they were rummaging through shop bargains. |
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I spent most of the night rummaging through desk drawers and sifting through filing cabinets. |
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He stared at the door for a moment before letting out a sigh, rummaging his keys out from his pocket, and unlocking his own. |
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Short of slaughtering a wild animal and rummaging about in its entrails, every sign, portent and augury had been examined beforehand. |
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She is rummaging around my desk as if it were going to magically produce some corn dogs. |
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I was rummaging through my box full of stuff and found something that amused me. |
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She opened the medicine cabinet and began rummaging through the accumulation of pill bottles. |
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After rummaging through the medicine cabinet, she produced some prescribed medication. |
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I didn't know my way around very well, and was rummaging through the toolshed one morning looking for a shovel. |
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After rummaging through his drawer for several minutes he pulled out a pair of tight fitting jeans and long sleeved dark blue shirt. |
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Irish actor Gabriel Byrne has been snapped in Beverly Hills dressed as a down and out and rummaging through the trash. |
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Alaine nodded and began rummaging round in the small dark brown suede money pouch she wore on a loose thin strand of black cord around her waist. |
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A red-faced dad accidentally threw away his wife's family heirlooms and found them after hours rummaging through a rubbish dump! |
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One of the soldiers dumps the contents of my pack onto the dirt and starts rummaging through my stuff. |
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Arnold, my son, was inside, kneeling in front of my open desk drawers, rummaging through the various documents within. |
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So I went rummaging in the fridge and found a jar of lemon curd and smothered that all over my bread instead. |
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Not that I've spent a lot of time rummaging around such places, mind you, but I got me an active imagination. |
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Alex rolled her eyes, went into her room and began rummaging through her drawers. |
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Even on professional assignment, it just didn't look right for a Times journalist to be seen rummaging about in bin-bags. |
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Think of David Bellamy, a man only complete when rummaging among beetles and whortleberries, and who encases his head in a tangled, bushy forest. |
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After rummaging through her drawers, she finally found her pink lip gloss, applied it, and then put it in her pocket. |
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On the path people in their Sunday clothes are chatting, two strides away from herds of pigs rummaging in the mud. |
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For the dolls, rummaging about among knick-knacks to create something new is stimulating. |
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I'm at the computer for six or seven hours a day, but this also includes a lot of messing about, like rummaging in drawers or leaving my office to go to the fridge. |
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I was rummaging through my pocket in search of airsickness pills and looking down at the barren brownish plain, only occasionally dissected with dirt tracks. |
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After rummaging through the drawer Jimmy pulled out a small, shiny object. |
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I started rummaging through my middle drawer, trying to find a shirt. |
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Underwear, small or soft items go in last so I'm not rummaging to find them if I haven't had time to completely unpack. |
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We see them rummaging in garbage for a scrap of food or groping in the darkness for a place to sleep. |
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A cellular telephone warbles and suddenly scores of Hong Kongers start rummaging through their clothes or handbags to take the call. |
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Without waiting for any further confirmation, Jane unslung her handbag and began rummaging for her purse. |
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One of the men in black had opened a bag and discovered locks of hair, and was rummaging through the bag. |
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I realise that if this letter were from a woman, I'd be rummaging for my red-alert hat and urging you to run for the hills. |
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However, when cleaning up the attic or rummaging through your grandparent's basement, don't hastily discard any currency that you might find! |
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As a man was rummaging through his cellar in San Francisco, he saw an ancient bottle that he immediately picked up. |
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I was rummaging through an old stack of fabrics and found an old quilt, which I chopped and reworked. |
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He came across some of Satie's published scores while rummaging through the bins of music at the dealers Durand and Lerolle. |
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Well, any reader wishing to help Jason escape the cold streets of penury and warm himself by the fire of solvency should begin rummaging for shrapnel in their pockets now. |
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The boy jumped up onto his bed with nimble movement, holding the insulation in his mouth while rummaging the pouch in his hand for a normal wrench. |
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There may or may not have been a Jack rummaging around in it. |
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Divers rummaging here have found bottles of cold cream, canisters of celluloid photographic film, silver salt cellars, printing stamps, shaving kits, and lead soldiers. |
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In the evening, back home, rummaging about in my big box of old art materials I came across a can of spray fixative and two bottles of spirit varnish. |
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Simple, you eBay it and don't link to this review, though I would suggest rummaging around the CD-ROM because all the voice files are in MP3 format. |
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When times are hard or not so, rummaging through other people's cast-offs and unwanted novelty kitchen items is a fine way to spend a Saturday afternoon. |
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I then proceeded carefully to count out the entire 14 pounds 78 pence in coin, rummaging in the depths of my coin-purse to retrieve the whole sum. |
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I don't have the time to attend gun shows or spend a lot of time rummaging through the gun listings looking for World War II vintage collectible firearms. |
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No more rummaging through dark storage bins. |
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Interviewed by Bernard Levin in 1972 at the peak of her fame, she sewed busily throughout, rummaging for thread as he tried to get intellectual about it all. The Voice, as far as she knew, was a gift of God or nature. |
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I am rummaging in my handbag for the door keys. |
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As a recessionista, I loved rummaging through the rails in the vintage shops looking for bargains. |
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So trustable is Douglas-Fairhurst as a key holder, and so heroic is his rummaging in the archives and toy boxes of Aliciana, that he leaves you wanting more. |
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Instead of attending a classroom, Basmina and her friends spend hours rummaging through Peshawar's rubbish dumps, eager to find things that can be turned into cash. |
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Start by rummaging through your own makeup bag. |
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Day dawned on the avenue while the ragpickers assigned to this section of road were skillfully rummaging through the last trashcans with their hooks. |
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I might nevertheless say that, where a guarantee of information made to the public requires some rummaging around in archives and data to be compiled the authorities will still be able to impose charges. |
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Last week Susan Ippersiel and I were rummaging through the dusty old ledgers in the storage room at Summerlea looking for some information concerning Grace United Church. |
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A bear cub got its head stuck in an oversized cookie jar while rummaging through some trash and had to be rescued from a tree. |
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It is always worth probing and rummaging for reports and recorded information, there is almost always more of it than at first appears, sometimes found in the most unlikely places. |
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They'll have you rummaging around the backs of kitchen cupboards and dusting off jars of fenugreek and turmeric to add to your fave meals. |
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This personal information is obtained in a variety of ways, from relatively straightforward and not necessarily illegal means such as dumpster diving, or even rummaging through garbage to very sophisticated phishing scams. |
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