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browse over something and browse through something
[for someone] to glance through written or printed material quickly or curiously. Why don't you browse over this and call me about it in the morning? I want to browse through this magazine quickly. When it has been browsed through by everyone, throw it away.
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So if possible do photo shoots with models to make your catalogs more engaging and easier to browse through.
Tips to Make Print Catalogs Ideal for Browsing by Janice Jenkins / Internet and Businesses Online community
Rather than the complex deep structured system in the Gateway 100, the lite is controlled via the iPod click wheel to browse through the iPod folders.
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You can browse through two pages at the same time with a flick to switch between the two, unlike the iPhone, which hides the tabs in a different area.
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