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pick out

verb as in excerpt

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Mr Crane said JLR would start paying "their tier one suppliers", but how "the ones below those tiers get paid is a little bit more difficult to pick out."

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Despite his ability to pick out positive individual performances - which left pundits and punters perplexed - there was a hint that he knew things were slipping away.

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Right now, though, I've lost him to the record store's vinyl bins, picking out old favourites by the Stone Roses, Brand New Heavies and Cypress Hill - and prompting a moment of introspection.

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He is looking at one of the photos the women have picked out, comparing it to a photo of Karim aged two.

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They would often all dig through estate sales and antique stores, with Shelley helping pick out which vintage clothes to purchase.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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