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Remove or displace from a position.
winkle
1
I will
winkle
out
the secrets of this maze in no time!
2
I had to
winkle
out
this information from many different sources.
3
Like we needed a survey to
winkle
out
such groundbreaking news.
4
Each time, we tried to get the
winkle
out
whole without breaking off the very thin end.
5
The headline made me uncomfortable, and it took a bit of consideration to
winkle
out
exactly why that is.
6
Instead of trying to
winkle
out
their quarry with gunfire, the assault team had lobbed a bunker-buster up the elevator shaft.
7
He liked to hire sharp kids like her, get to know them, try to
winkle
out
their motives and emotions through observation.
8
We worked into the stubborn parts of our respective bones and, indeed, toothpicks were provided, to
winkle
out
hardened little deposits of gunk.
9
I quickly learned it was better to follow along, quiet and confused, rather than try to
winkle
out
every detail and risk her irritation.
10
Nassim tried to
winkle
out
what Else Tage might be doing along with the real prospects for the Grail Empress's greatest of all crusades.
11
One had to read between the lines, and sometimes even between the words, to
winkle
out
a message that was "Thatcher-sceptic" in content.
12
Unconscious bias training can help too, to
winkle
out
our unthinking preferences in terms of the kinds of people we like to recruit and promote.
13
Even, whisper it, of some more systemic vulnerability being
winkled
out
.
14
After many fruitless enquiries, I
winkled
out
the truth using Freedom of Information laws.
15
A less redacted version has been
winkled
out
this week.
16
It's
winkling
out
these untold stories that fascinates Rees.
winkle
out
winkle