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picking

[pik-ing] / ˈpɪk ɪŋ /




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Marantos was a dedicated reporter — she’d drive 60 miles to get an answer when no one was picking up the phone — but also devoted to her family.

From Los Angeles Times

This consisted of his father picking a random street in a random city, and a disaster like a flood.

From Literature

She sat up, apparently uninjured, and began picking leaves out of her hair.

From Literature

Worries about AI really started picking up late last year.

From The Wall Street Journal

Home builders in Minnesota relayed similar experiences of raids picking up whole work crews, even those with legal documentation, said Grace Keliher, executive vice president of the Builders Association of Minnesota.

From The Wall Street Journal