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We discover that Eliot considers "The Waste Land" "much the best poem I have ever written" but not why: With all the coyness of a treasure-hunt organizer, he wrote to Hueffer in 1923: "There are I think about thirty good lines in The Waste Land , can you find them?"
Notes From King Bolo Abigail Deutsch 2011
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Under Mr. Sinegal, Costco developed a reputation for first-class food offerings and created the treasure-hunt concept where shoppers could find anything from brand new golf clubs to designer jewelry juxtaposed with giant-size packages of paper goods.
Costco CEO to Step Down Ann Zimmerman 2011
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The 67-year-old taxi driver is one of San Francisco's most fervent fans of a treasure-hunt game called geocaching.
Geocaching Players Treasure the Thrill of the Hunt Stu Woo 2011
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It's a predictably polished affair, with Banderas's Zorro-like feline leading a treasure-hunt adventure that's epically pointless, but still quite fun.
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It offers consumers the never know what you'll find treasure-hunt adventure (important considering how much modern shopping is motivated by desire rather than need) but with much lower price tags.
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It offers consumers the "never know what you'll find" treasure-hunt adventure important considering how much modern shopping is motivated by desire rather than need but with much lower price tags.
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Or when you make a stop, check out Geocaching, a GPS-based treasure-hunt game.
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Take a practice hike with a guide and learn how to use a Global Positioning System unit during a treasure-hunt game known as "geocaching."
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Or when you make a stop, check out Geocaching, a GPS-based treasure-hunt game.
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The firm added that Big Lots stands the most to lose in its coverage group, given its high discretionary exposure and treasure-hunt characteristics that lead to a postponable purchase.
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