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shop around
verb
- to visit a number of shops or stores to compare goods and prices
- to consider a number of possibilities before making a choice
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“We shop around and do our best to find the cheapest food to make it last,” says Samr.
But anyway I'm sending it to that shop around the corner in the street below you, and they'll hold it there to your order.
That was plain in his mind—little old last year's thing—at that shop around the corner.
At the other side of the shop around the corner was a doorway in which sat a woman with a basket of fruit for sale.
But rather to his annoyance he learned that it had been sent to Laura by the old Galician Jew in the shop around the corner.
In a music shop around the corner Jeanne purchased a small statue of a very great dancer.
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