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itemize
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  • And as she looked at an itemized bill for plumbing her left hand strayed to her neck and touched the chain.†   (source)
  • Her letter itemized the children's illnesses, the high prices in Alaska, and expressed regret that they had ever had to leave Germany.†   (source)
  • She was wearing a fortune or two of sapphires here and there on her body, too; I won't itemize.†   (source)
  • Then I unpack all the rest of my shopping and get out my little silver notebook to itemize my purchases.†   (source)
  • The odd sound of the caller's voice, leveled-out, with faint tremors at the edges, odd little electronic storms, like someone trying to make a human utterance out of itemized data.†   (source)
  • The book says you should begin by itemizing every single purchase in a single normal spending day and plot it on a graph.†   (source)
  • She had lost that fashionable, spidery look; the head that I used to think quattrocento, which had sat a little oddly on her, was now part of herself and not at all Florentine; not connected in any way with painting or the arts or with anything except herself, so that it would be idle to itemize and dissect her beauty, which was her own essence, and could only be known in her and by her authority and in the love I was soon to have for her.†   (source)
  • The dispersal of the rest was rather minutely itemized: the taxes and improvements on the Lake Geneva estate had come to almost nine thousand dollars; the general up-keep, including Beatrice's electric and a French car, bought that year, was over thirty-five thousand dollars.†   (source)
  • That Service is ludicrously starved, of course, but the funds are administered by a few men who do not call for vouchers or present itemized accounts.†   (source)
  • Others are made by torturing nouns with harsh affixes, as /to burglarize/ and /to itemize/, or by groping for the root, as /to resurrect/.†   (source)
  • Not even the most bilious purist would think of objecting to /to affiliate/, /to itemize/, /to resurrect/ or /to Americanize/ today, and yet all of them gave grief to the judicious when they first appeared in the debates of Congress, brought there by statesmen from the backwoods.†   (source)
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