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She now cultivates some 24 feet of bales, which she picks up for $4 apiece at a local horse-and-feed store.
I watch as he picks up, for the umpteen-thousandth time in his 20-year career, a short stick and begins to take measurements from inside the piano.
In 2003, Eloise Knowlton, a Joycean and a novelist, asked permission to publish a fictional version of "Sweets of Sin," the risqué novel that Bloom picks up for his wife, Molly.
Yet every so often, the tempo picks up: for "French Exit," which hints at both Paul Simon and Pink Floyd, and the barbed folk-rock of "Every Night My Teeth Are Falling Out".
In the song, the group picks up for more than a minute once Madonna has finished her last run, owning the song's rapture as a solo singer never could.
Figures released by the national statistics institute revealed that the second quarter, traditionally a time when employment picks up for the tourist season, recorded a rise in unemployment to 24.6% as a further 53,000 people joined dole queues.
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