sifting
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1. sifting - Noun
2. sifting - Verb
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the winnowing was done by women
After spending the day sifting through Royal Navy archives doing research for a book on the British naval war in the Indian Ocean during World War II, Ryan walks to meet his family at a park.
An estimated four million Indians - many of them children - work in filthy, dangerous conditions, sifting through trash for metal and other materials to sell.
A financial adviser from South Carolina reached out to me recently for help sifting through the numerous Social Security regulations affecting potential benefits for his recently widowed client.
Developers with hands in everything from are putting their heads together on However, the company faces more daunting tasks than sifting through 's first development and seeing what can be done next.
“Because we are sifting, we find relatively a lot of jewelry,” said Dvira, but not a lot of gold, especially not from such an early period.