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• They test the information against their experience to winnow out that which rings false.
• The goal is to winnow out the likely deadbeats and zero in on promising prospects.
• Once Papp winnows out his favorite companies, he is willing to make bug bets on them.
• Instead, it will most likely winnow out many would-be plaintiffs, while beckoning others.
• This would be followed by a series of straw polls next week to winnow out weaker candidates.
• To winnow out drug users, agents must take drug tests as well as physical and psychological exams.
• But instituting fees for use of the system, could winnow out some traffic from busy commercial airports.
• Then, it was how many of these cases can we winnow out and not have to pay.
• Rub the husks between the hands to separate the seed and chaff, then winnow out the trash.
• In years past, Iowa served more to winnow out weak candidates than to assure victory for strong ones.
• Fulci said the council will decide Monday when to begin a series of unofficial ballots to winnow out weaker candidates.
• "If this starts to winnow out, you will see Dole emerge more strongly, " said Blute.
• The computer, he acknowledged, has provided researchers with enormous capacity to winnow out likely authors of a particular text.
• Sure, he wants to toughen up the boys and winnow out the weaklings, but more must be going on here.
• He said prosecutors and defenders need to cooperate more to resolve certain cases and winnow out the few they will take to trial.
• Determined to save money or ease overcrowding, school districts are demanding the documents to winnow out students who actually live in other areas.
• "We have 1, 000 books, " she said, adding that somehow she has to winnow out a few.
• Presumably, the two-part system of impeachment ( by the House ) and Senate trial is designed to winnow out the frivolous impeachments,
• They can sift through the content to find what they want, without having to rely on editors to winnow out information they might find useful.
• Dunbar defended the less stringent requirements, saying they still allow the state police to winnow out those applicants who are physically unsuited to perform the job.