Thesaurus / rigmarole
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That wrangling becomes necessary if a classroom tests positive, of course, but surveilling air filters instead of students could help schools get a course look at transmission without the rigmarole of testing lots of students.
HOW DIFFERENT COVID-19 TESTING PLANS CAN HELP KEEP KIDS SAFE IN SCHOOLJONATHAN LAMBERTAUGUST 13, 2021SCIENCE NEWSAll that rigmarole from long ago broadcasts important lessons to our own time.
THE ELECTION THAT FORESHADOWED 2020JAMES MORONEJANUARY 11, 2021WASHINGTON POSTOf course, that rigmarole about the cardinal is all nonsense.
CASTELLINARIAHENRY FESTING JONESBut it came back to him afterward, and seemed to bear out the Countess's rigmarole.
THE SECOND LATCHKEYCHARLES NORRIS WILLIAMSON AND ALICE MURIEL WILLIAMSONI am sure that no one who has seen all this radical rigmarole, as I have had occasion to see it, can be deceived by it.
THE BEHAVIOR OF CROWDSEVERETT DEAN MARTINIt's a rigmarole because the boy is a Rigmarole and we've come to Rigmarole Town.
THE EMERALD CITY OF OZL. FRANK BAUMBut now, what confused rigmarole are you bringing to my ears?
A PLUCKY GIRLL. T. MEADE"Rigmarole-rigmarole-solemnly swear, rigmarole," chaunts attendant there, thrusting very dilapidated Bible before him.
TURNS ABOUT TOWNROBERT CORTES HOLLIDAYAt the gateway, while defendant stands and faces him, some more rigmarole-mumble-jumble business.
TURNS ABOUT TOWNROBERT CORTES HOLLIDAYNeither Rigmarole nor Dolittle shall, by furtherance of mine, go and make laws for this country.
PAST AND PRESENTTHOMAS CARLYLEWORDS RELATED TO RIGMAROLE
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