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Fuzzy night-time footage shows the bear spending about 30-45 seconds in the car, rummaging around the front and back, before falling out of the open passenger door.

From BBC

Dumpster diving: Despite the rise of digital theft, some identity thieves still resort to traditional methods like rummaging through discarded documents for sensitive information.

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"Some don't like it because it's their home and you don’t want people rummaging around," he says.

From BBC

Video played to Teesside Crown Court showed Davison jumping on the roof of a red car while Walton was seen throwing a missile, damaging a car's wing mirror and rummaging through a bin.

From BBC

In another clip, Moss, who was a freshman at the time, is shown with others rummaging through what appears to be his roommate’s closet.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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