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IN THE H-Mart supermarket at the new Diamond Jamboree shopping centre, customers can peruse more than 60 shelf-feet (18 metres) of kimchi.

The mellow ambience spills into the elegant dining room, dotted with young couples, weekenders and regulars, where one can peruse more than 100 available wines in the handsome wine closet running along the back wall.

For £15 (about $25 at $1.69 to the pound) on weekdays, and £17.50 on weekends, visitors can peruse more than 250 items, including eccentric commissioned portraits (a triptych of Jackson as a crowned knight), his famed costumes (patented "antigravity" shoes that enabled him to do the famous "Smooth Criminal" forward lean), his 1967 Rolls-Royce and plenty of other Jackson memorabilia.

And while flabbergasted at the implication that this is purely a female phenomenon (Gottlieb has, after all, targeted women so they may "marry"), I'll need to peruse more than a summary or review to see what I make of this particular book.

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MAPPLETHORPE REVISITED As Elisabeth, a 52-year-old rabbi from Newton, Mass., perused more than 2,000 photographs by Robert Mapplethorpe, she had a specific mandate: select just one that particularly caught her eye.

Still, you're likelier to be perusing more seasoned and/or seasonal viewing options as you foggily digest your Christmas dinner and feign appreciative sips of your aunt's curdled eggnog, which is where the wonders of streaming really come into their own.

More than 400 media outlets will be among the attendees coursing through the Alley, perusing more than 1,200 early-stage startups and sponsors exhibiting a dazzling array of the latest — and future-forward — tech products, platforms and services.

Both sexes can now move around freely and peruse the more than one million volumes in the general collection.

Through the narrow corridors and battered shelves of the cozy store in the storied Brill Building in Times Square, a knowing worker will then peruse and (more often than not) find the sheet music, vinyl record or CD the person is looking for.