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To sift out

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to search out with care, as if by sifting.

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Surely the Department forWork and Pensions should be employing more suitably trained people who would be able to sift out the non-genuine people who are claiming these allowances (via the taxpayer) in the first place.
Asked by lawmakers about the prospect of reconciliation with moderate members of the Taliban, officials said Obama replied that he wanted to sift out hard-core radicals from those who were fighting simply to earn money.
For her job is to sift out those who need a 999 ambulance and those who do not.
 
 
 
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