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The young sleuth noticed a muddy footprint near the broken window and jotted it down in her notebook.sleuth = detective
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She sleuthed through his social media posts to figure out where he’d gone.sleuthed = investigated like a detective
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In the novel, a retired librarian turns sleuth and uncovers a decades-old secret.sleuth = detective
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She hugged her and promised to let her know about the results of her sleuthing.† (source)
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Jane's sleuthing efforts had completely failed.† (source)
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The truck?" asked Jimmy, sleuthing.† (source)
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On it was written: Dear Miss Sleuth, or, to be more exact, Miss Burglar.† (source)
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But she was still dazed by what she had learned about the nefarious goings-on in the squares, and as she drove around them this sunny noontime in May, she did a little timid sleuthing.† (source)
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Indeed, it continues to this day, as historians and amateur sleuths alike debate a never-ending list of conspiracy theories.† (source)
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Aunt Bessie Smail sleuthed out this anarchy.† (source)
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The plague has put an effective stop to police inquiries, sleuthings, warrants of arrest, and so forth.† (source)
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Supersleuth!† (source)
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The boy-sleuth.† (source)
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After Tepper had revealed all the government's super sleuthing, I figured they were still spying on me.† (source)
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The population of Great Britain turned itself into an army of amateur sleuths.† (source)
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'Brilliant Danny,' said Favell: 'becoming quite a sleuth in your old age, aren't you?† (source)
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