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But she quickly learned, plowing through books that convinced her that the growing reach of corporations was leading to "a grotesque and dangerous polarization and inequality around the world".

My favorite part, though, is how quickly I am plowing through books!

Yet there are early indications that Harry Potter toys may catch on, now that a film can make Harry's world accessible to many millions of children who were either too young to read or simply disinclined to plow through the books -- the most recent of which was published in the summer of 2000.

It was a small library, so it didn't take long to plow through the books they had.

Some try to plow through a book in one sitting; others stretch the reading out for months.

I managed to plow through a few books when I wasn't in the water.

But Ruzak wasn't planning to stay up with a flashlight under her covers to plow through the new book.

DeCaro has tested only about 50 of the recipes thus far, but he has plans to plow through the whole book.

Can Mr. Obama possibly plow through all of those books — "John Adams" alone is over 700 pages — in a week that includes a schedule of golf, tennis and dinners with his family and friends?

Thomas Jefferson could do pretty much everything from design houses to write music, while Teddy Roosevelt was a speed reader, and could plow through three or four books in a day.

Thomas Jefferson could do pretty much everything from design houses to write music, while Teddy Roosevelt was a  speed reader and could plow through three or four books in a day. .