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sort out















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unravel
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But it may take more than a new man at the helm, with a new formation, to sort out the problems at Manchester United.

From BBC

That is, if he could only sort out the problem of the white whale, then he would be sorting out the entire world.

From Los Angeles Times

"I want to sort out my family matters by ourselves," said the 30-year-old woman, declining to be named for security reasons.

From Barron's

When it was all sorted out, even the Lions seemed confused.

From The Wall Street Journal

Also, as with read-alouds, if anyone needs to sort out a bit of confusion over plot or vocabulary, the narrative can easily be paused for discussion.

From The Wall Street Journal