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He has retrieved "all the crap" still lodged in his parents' home; stuff under his old bed is now part of an exhibition.
He estimates he has retrieved, re-painted and -re-marketed a million golf balls in the last eight years.
He said that, in more than half of the 22 cases in which he has retrieved and returned bikes, the culprit has been arrested.
A jazz band improvised musical accompaniment, a pill-cam technician with more than two thousand "passes" under his belt narrated, and a prominent U.K. gastroenterologist provided context, including a list of the things that he has retrieved from British stomachs, car keys and hairballs being the most common.
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He has retrieving concessions with most of the large clubs.
With a twinkle in his eye, uncle held up the $50 bill he had retrieved.
The man told him that he had retrieved the phone from his dead son's pocket.
We chatted and forgot about Toby — until he bounded up proudly to show a chicken he had retrieved for us.
"The boys were playing marbles," said one villager, thrusting forward a gnarled hand with three chipped glass marbles he said he had retrieved from the dust.
I replayed Lee's exit lines a hundred times, marvelling at the skill with which he had retrieved his reputation and put a question mark against mine.
He said that he saw them outside among about 20 customers, and that Detective Isnora told him he had retrieved his gun, which he could not carry into the club.
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