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31) One Western critic weighed in with a particularly probing response.

32) There is already evidence that mining corporations are interested in probing beneath the sedimentary rocks to find new deposits.

33) In the front door, with their nasty trunks probing into everything, and I shoo them out the back.

34) The press have been criticised for probing too deeply into the actor's private life.

35) She had been called previously, she said, by investigators for the House and Senate committees probing Democratic fund-raising.

36) Police are probing allegations that Sage, 16, hatched a bizarre plan to kill his dad's handyman.

37) I have profited from their probing into the functions such stories might serve.

38) Stephen steered Jonathon Alleyne to his place, answering his probing questions as succinctly as possible.

39) These contradictory effects can be explained by probing deeper into the subject of adenosine receptors.

40) Flocks of large black-and-white birds shifted in unison across the middle of the roundabouts and along roadside verges, probing for worms.

41) That generates an attitude of formal control, instead of the day by day probing and checking that should be practised.

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42) Real and imagined depths were lurking under the probing axe, and twice I broke through a crust with boot and ferrule.

43) He handled the many questions in masterly fashion, particularly the probing questions from Cocello.

44) What could be more postmodern than probing the hitherto sacrosanct inner workings of science?

45) Ought she have said yes to his offer of a date, accepted the challenge in those probing blue eyes?

46) Gloucester is being used as a testing site for radar ground probing.

47) In addition to probing the critical state near T c, these measurements allow the indirect determination of the residual, normal-state resistivity.

48) He took out a cigarette and lit it,[sentencedict.com] finding it hard to look into her probing eyes.

49) Indigenous lands are under enormous pressure from an ever-expanding industrial economy which is probing every corner of the earth tor new resources.

50) Leonora was getting to be a pain, probing into the affairs of the company.

51) Sly had to allay their suspicions and stop them probing any further.

52) Consequently, his statements about the patronage of Piero's works are generally more probing and trustworthy.

53) Some of the interviews he gave were probing and worth further investigation.

54) The players furnished all those elements in an alternately rapturous and probing performance that sporadically threw decorum to the winds.

55) Her mouth opened of its own free will to his playfully probing tongue, welcoming the invader.

56) Julius gave her another kiss, his tongue lightly probing, finding the well-remembered pleasure spots.

57) She turned her thumb- and fingernails in and pinched, probing for painful pulses between the bones.

58) California Secretary of State Bill Jones is probing complaints of voter fraud and improprieties in the election, according to informed sources.

59) The head has been suspended and police are probing the school.

60) The project explores the foundations of rational choice theory, probing the limitations of this theory and developing new approaches.