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You could say, "It's worth checking out," or "It's worth checking up on," or "It's worth checking into." For example, "This new restaurant looks interesting; it's worth checking out."
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Then step inside the Colony Hotel (one block from Worth) to check out its bold new makeover, featuring brilliant Florida colors and banana-leaf wallpaper.
In the long run, it was more hassle than it was worth to check out a new, not immediately streamable show.
(And you know what? It was only okay. I'm glad I saved my money). In the long run, it was more hassle than it was worth to check out a new, not immediately streamable show.
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"It can be just a day's worth of work to check that the philosophy is right at the start of a project.
These vary in usefulness and design, but many are free and thus they're worth downloading to check out and see if you like them.
Before choosing a facility, it is worth visiting to check the site lives up to the promises on the firm's website or made over the phone.
It's worth calling to check on room availability even if the hotel's website says it's sold out.
Once you've eliminated most of the names you're working with, it's worth it to check to see if the name is already trademarked.
It's certainly worth a look; however, it may be more worth your while to check out Schafer's wonderful and recently re-released game Grim Fandango.
It's always worth calling beforehand to check on the opening hour.
Head in the Clouds It's always worth glancing up to check which way the clouds are moving.
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