My most despised stimuli were the first to be uncovered.
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And for all we know, a lot remains to be uncovered.
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When will Liza Miller's (Sutton Foster) massive, age-based deception be uncovered?
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The interviews hold many more jewels and mysteries waiting to be uncovered.
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But as testing becomes more readily available, more cases will be uncovered.
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Whether he relied on a complicit network of supporters remains to be uncovered.
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The chapter's original character, however, can be uncovered with a little detective work.
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"Malicious incidents in kindergartens that harm infants will all be uncovered and punished."
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Write-offs followed, but there are worries about what remains to be uncovered.
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If you ask the right questions an encyclopedia of knowledge can be uncovered.
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Who released the information and why they leaked it needs to be uncovered. Rep.
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Anything valuable to be uncovered was likely to lie in the everyday, the specific.
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"Even his closest friends are still waiting for some mystery to be uncovered," they added.
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Those children are growing up, and now, their hidden lives are about to be uncovered.
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Let's just hope there are no bizarre uses for VHS players waiting to be uncovered.
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It's also possible that with longer follow-up times, more side effects could be uncovered too.
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The whereabouts of the doughnut thief and details regarding the theft have yet to be uncovered.
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Black boxes need to be uncovered to enable co-agency and collaboration on a wider scale.
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A time capsule to be uncovered in 167, when the Browns finally win their next game.
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Capitol Hill veterans expect that "a lot more" sexual-harassment settlements by lawmakers will be uncovered.
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But there still remain shreds of a former life waiting to be uncovered, revived, and remembered.
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Wright said it is possible more bodies will be uncovered at the former real estate agent's property.
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Don't get me wrong; there are plenty of unusual treasures waiting to be uncovered, just like HomeGoods.
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But several thousands of feet under the surface, there's a whole world of meaning to be uncovered.
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"I think there is more waiting to be uncovered by the LBC—including a collision," he continued.
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But he will do so knowing what of his skeletons, if any, are there to be uncovered.
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The precise mechanism by which the storm system's heat transfer works, for instance, has yet to be uncovered.
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There's also a chance some things you didn't even know you wanted answers to will finally be uncovered.
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As any tech fan can tell you, often the biggest surprises can be uncovered on the used market.
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Then one of the guards asked for my face to be uncovered and I saw my father there.
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This isn't the first example of AI bias to be uncovered, and it likely won't be the last.
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Stellaris, on the other hand, hints at a universe full of stories and discoveries waiting to be uncovered.
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So he can say and do whatever he wants without fear that he will be uncovered or ignored.
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The conversations surrounding the July 8 letter's drafting, however, create a situation where intent could actually be uncovered.
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Asked Monday whether the mission changed during the operation, Dunford said that would be uncovered in the investigation.
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Leaders who lie at least have real beliefs that can be uncovered and used to predict their behavior.
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The point being that everything can connect, everything can be emblematic, everything is lying in wait to be uncovered.
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Ford only went public when it became likely her identity would be uncovered by the media, she has said.
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The headdress is a unique find because so few survived burial to be uncovered by archaeologists, the researchers said.
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Vranich hopes that more blocks will be uncovered at the site, and further reconstructions of the temple complex will continue.
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We've seen that whenever it seems to have gotten its act together, there's always another program waiting to be uncovered.
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In the past, we came in contact with so few things that they could be uncovered with research and patience.
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More bones and additional evidence will need to be uncovered before scientists can confidently say that ancient Roman whaling occurred.
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The monument had been shrouded after the rally until a circuit court judge ruled last year that it be uncovered.
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The universe's 13.8-billion-year past is simply written in the sky, waiting to be uncovered by our high-tech optics.
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The law was written so quickly that there are any number of loopholes and errors that are continuing to be uncovered.
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So many years of the same questions, the same thoughts drudged up – there's nothing to add, nothing new to be uncovered.
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"The condition of the lost journalist, details on him and who is responsible for this will be uncovered," Omer Celik said.
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You have to survive in America," he said, adding that "things needed to be uncovered for the world to correct itself.
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A 2001 Banksy mural, originally painted as part of his Peace is Tough exhibition, will be uncovered in a five-month restoration.
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Before any deeper meaning to the high school flashback could be uncovered, Blake was back in desert territory, and he wasn't alone.
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The repress feels pretty exhaustive, but do you feel like there's any more material surrounding the book that's yet to be uncovered?
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There are most certainly technological and mathematical advances yet to be uncovered that will optimize the computers and how they eventually store data.
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Bias determination capabilities are required to enable biases encoded into AI and ML engines to be uncovered and removed as soon as possible.
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Does he fear that were your fraud to be uncovered, same-sex couples would come under suspicion of being closeted, discount-demanding straights?
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However, the task will be difficult as the full magnitude of the money laundering scandal and potential fines is yet to be uncovered.
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If agencies paid closer attention to public comments on all sides of any rulemaking, some of the manipulation and malfeasance might be uncovered.
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NBC News Chairman Andrew Lack announced Lauer's firing in a memo to employees Wednesday morning, suggesting that more allegations would likely be uncovered.
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Don't you think it's less about some misdeed that will be uncovered, and more about being seen as a loser, and a ratings failure?
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This is not only a French phenomenon; Switzerland passed a similar law that requires arms and legs to be uncovered on the country's beaches.
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Vickery's no fool; when Adora threatens his power, he threatens hers right back, by implying that there's something about her girls to be uncovered.
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The article emphasizes just how much remains to be uncovered in the Trump tax return saga, Ms. Craig, Mr. Barstow and Mr. Buettner said.
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He asked that the thing at least be uncovered before the trial resumed for the day instead of "some big dramatic" unveiling before jurors.
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Photo: Kalmar County MuseumScientists in Sweden have completed a preliminary investigation of one of the most disturbing archaeological sites to be uncovered in recent memory.
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It's a lot to dissect in only one hour of television, but Vallée assures us that all those big and little lies will be uncovered.
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" Bill 62 was sponsored by Quebec Justice Minister Stéphanie Vallée, who said people's faces should be uncovered for "communication reasons, identification reasons and security reasons.
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More scandals will be uncovered, more cover-ups will end, and more wrongs will be exposed and ultimately righted because of Pelosi and House Democrats.
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The stories keep coming, the complicity continues to be uncovered, and the major shift I've seen is the focus from pure accusations to what's next.
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There's a lost alien civilization to be uncovered, with tons of people to talk to and artifacts to dig up as you search for clues.
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But the special counsel also has a broad mandate to pursue any alleged wrongdoings that may be uncovered as a result of the Russia probe.
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But no matter which route they take, Democrats are confident there is more wrongdoing to be uncovered — it's just a matter of when and how grave.
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But the number of misinformation campaigns by autocratic nations that continue to be uncovered means the geopolitical forces leading to misinformation campaigns have gotten stronger. 6.
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Those very official items also happen to be exactly what would be uncovered in the surrogacy process, as opposed to what a local makeup artists thinks.
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Sexual assault and the cultural and institutional dynamics that allow it to flourish are everywhere, and need to be uncovered and exposed in all their ugliness.
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At the same time, there may have been smaller but more invasive attacks during the same period that have yet to be uncovered by Facebook's investigation.
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But as I dug into my own data, I wondered more about the personal details of my past that could be uncovered in my digital record.
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The universe holds many secrets, but with these new recent advances in gravitational wave astronomy, some of the most elusive of them are poised to be uncovered.
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For roughly 223 years, Petrobras — which is Brazil's largest company — engaged in one of the most astonishing corruption schemes ever to be uncovered in a modern democracy.
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But for Phillips the intricate web linking her characters—bonds that can suffocate, sustain, or expose—is not a mystery to be uncovered by a solitary detective.
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Now enter Amazon's endless categories and hidden gems that have been dormant to your eyes all year long, just waiting to be uncovered for this very moment.
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But the FBI can and should exert due diligence in tracking down any available leads that will be uncovered by a renewed acquaintance with Carla F. Bad.
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This is a simple storytelling device, but it succeeds in creating the lure of a mystery to be uncovered, inviting you into a larger world to be explored.
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It's one of the biggest mysteries still left to be uncovered in the comics, if Way and Ba ever do decide to give the character a real name.
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Moreover, the eagle-eye view provided by a whole network analysis can often provide insights that cannot be uncovered using a traditional analytical tool that focuses on individuals.
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"I strongly hope that the truth will soon be uncovered, her perpetrator or perpetrators found and justly punished," Teodora Shopova said after lighting a candle at the vigil.
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My original pitch was that you'd play a former Little Sister, in an underpowered return to Rapture, full of fertile trauma that would be uncovered as you went.
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Then again, I shouldn't think like that—this is a taboo and it's very sick shit and sick shit should be uncovered and pulled up from the ground.
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"Knowing the time and subject of the audit, the factories were able to hide things in advance, and the genuine labor conditions could not be uncovered," SACOM said.
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In the course of Mueller's probe, he uncovered and caused to be uncovered many disturbing issues about the President, his inner circle and the leadership of our country.
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But there's still much to be uncovered about the exact neurobiology of when a brain is on LSD, and what we can infer about the normal brain from it.
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A majority of Republican senators voted against calling witnesses -- including Bolton -- to testify during the impeachment trial, sparking criticism from Democrats who said there is more to be uncovered.
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Bolton's appearance still unclear If any depositions do take place next week, they could lead to additional Trump administration officials being called to testify, should new information be uncovered.
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Obviously, not all of those cases will be found out by a genetic ancestry test, and not every secret adoption or unknown offspring will be uncovered that way, either.
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Meagre rises, in turn, lead some to conclude that there are simply not many breakthroughs left to be uncovered, of the sort that lifted living standards during the Industrial Revolution.
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With all this information available, and so much history left to be uncovered, is there not ample opportunity for students to use research to counteract some of the mural's missteps?
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But the more carefully I looked at the lights, the more it became apparent to me that, as with his music, there were many layers of meaning to be uncovered.
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But a sly mention in Season 3 of their mysterious father, Howland Reed, hints at the much larger secrets still to be uncovered by this family — including Jon's real identity.
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"I think we all began to realize that there are so many things in science and engineering that have to be uncovered, simply because people don't try them," Yaney says.
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In their advertisements, and in communiques following the raids, both companies denied systematic fraud or abuse within their operations and condemned any wrongdoing that may be uncovered by the probe.
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Also: Let this be a lesson that even when you think you know all there is to know about a Disney film, there are plenty of treasures yet to be uncovered.
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In 2016, when IS was losing territories it held, The Associated Press documented and mapped 72 of the mass graves in Iraq and Syria with many more expected to be uncovered.
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Why it matters: The operation was one of the largest and most sophisticated schemes ever to be uncovered involving digital ad fraud, in which advertisers are charged for bogus ad views.
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Kjelland told CNN that he anticipates more bones will be uncovered at the site where Alice was discovered, as well as the site where he found a Triceratops skull last year.
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Third, take into account Iran's reactions to NCRI revelations: The louder Tehran screams, the more likely it is that the regime is hiding something that must be uncovered, evidence of duplicity.
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"At this point in the investigation, the network of the woman who has definitively been identified as the suicide bomber, has been uncovered and is continuing to be uncovered," he said.
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But it would also limit outside evaluation of the handling of the claims process, and would prevent the release of other information about Mr. Epstein that could be uncovered during litigation.
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Parker celebrated the special evening surrounded by family, friends and many of his former teammates as they honored the athlete with speeches and watched his jersey be uncovered in the rafters.
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The underwater caves are still far from fully mapped and may be much larger than the estimates established at this point, suggesting there are many more treasures waiting to be uncovered.
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Lying to me would mean throwing his whole career in the trash to cover up a homicide by prison guards that would eventually be uncovered anyway, when the video was released.
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The trailer gives viewers a glimpse at characters struggling with money, identity, art, motherhood, and more, and makes it abundantly clear that there are some heavy secrets waiting to be uncovered.
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"Things just continue to be uncovered ... I'm not totally confident," said Alysia Montano, an American middle distance runner who finished fifth at the London Olympics behind two Russian athletes facing doping bans.
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The world's biggest money-laundering scandal had yet to be uncovered in August 2015, but management at Danske Bank were trying quietly to close down the business at the heart of it.
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Kendricks and Sonoiki "used a variety of methods to conceal their communications," including coded language in text messages and FaceTime conversations that they did not think would be uncovered, according to authorities.
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While their House counterparts have already started drawing up articles of impeachment, Senate Democrats danced around the obstruction of justice accusation, saying more needs to be uncovered in Special Counsel Robert Mueller's probe.
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There's surely more dynamite to be uncovered in Trump's offering of official pardons to grease the wheels for his wall, or the official use of his hotels as an unconstitutional self-enrichment scheme.
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There are still obvious dangers that can be uncovered in a drug during Phase III, but patients who are advised of the risks should have the right to try drugs at that stage.
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Tarawa, now part of the Republic of Kiribati, could be home to as many as 85033 fallen U.S. service members still waiting to be uncovered by U.S. investigators, according to the nonprofit's officials.
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In the end, the most likely Democratic strategy is to simply delay the confirmation process in an attempt to prolong the theatrics and in the hope that negative information about Gorsuch can be uncovered.
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But the authors made the tantalizing prediction that even older relics could still be uncovered near the site in Algeria, potentially opening up new avenues in the search for the origin of our species.
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And I can't help wondering if there are more out there like him, waiting to be uncovered, collected and preserved by the ice the way the dry valleys in Antarctica collect meteorites from Mars.
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Deal lawyers dislike the uncertainty posed by the F.C.P.A. when a company with global operations is involved because of the potential that an instance of bribery could be uncovered that might derail the transaction.
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No one has the answer to solving this potentially multi-billion dollar crisis automakers are facing, but I believe an answer might be uncovered by leveraging the location-based infrastructure that is already in place.
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And if there is one place where the archaeology of those many conflicts can be uncovered, it is in the cells of the Modelo, a century-old prison in the heart of Barcelona, Catalonia's capital.
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" And he added, "If evidence could be uncovered to convince The Times the charges should not be published, I did not believe, and do not believe, that that would be adverse to The Times's interests.
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Presumably, and if it is conducted with maximum independence, much will be uncovered in the investigation, which includes Holder and another outside attorney named Tammy Albarran — both partners at the leading law firm Covington & Burling.
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Every day that Paul Ryan and Kevin McCarthy persist in declining to use their authority to actually look into those finances, they implicate themselves more and more as co-conspirators in whatever may eventually be uncovered.
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Just keep in mind: Considering all the new cases that have been found — and may soon be uncovered — in countries outside of China, it's very possible this virus is more widespread than we know right now.
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"As territory is retaken from the criminal and terrorist gangs of Daesh [also known as ISIS], evidence of the heinous crimes they have committed continues to be uncovered," Jan Kubiš told the U.N. Security Council on Friday.
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"We welcome the Justice Department and FBI's commitment to follow the evidence that will now be uncovered and vigorously investigate these threats of violence as possible hate crimes, able to be prosecuted as such under American laws."
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When it comes to the history of racial violence and lynching in America, there is much more truth to be uncovered on our part, as well as on the part of the justice system and Americans themselves.
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Between about 2004 and 2014, Brazil's state-run energy firm Petrobras — the nation's largest company and one of the largest corporations in the world — engaged in one of the most astonishing corruption schemes ever to be uncovered.
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It is not uncommon for mass graves and old weapons caches to be uncovered during excavations to build shopping centers or upscale hotels in the country, which became a tourist hot spot after the conflict had ended.
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This theme also extends to how the little plaza where the girls live is presented almost as an entire fantasy kingdom when they're kids, full of odd nooks and crannies and adventures just waiting to be uncovered.
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He said any attempt by a coalition of shareholders to change the composition of a company's board would be uncovered by OFAC and result in the reimposition of sanctions on En+, its subsidiaries and any other parties involved.
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The letter said it was "deeply troubling" that cyber security experts believe more attacks will be uncovered as banks review their security systems, and that Bangladesh Bank's systems appeared to be the "weak link" in the February attack.
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In an interview with Jeanine Pirro on Fox News, the former New York City mayor predicted that evidence of criminality on the part of top FBI officials both currently and no longer in the administration would be uncovered.
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Between about 2004 and 173, the state-run energy firm Petrobras — which is Brazil's largest company and one of the largest corporations in the world — engaged in one of the most astonishing corruption schemes ever to be uncovered.
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The founder of the Pahlavi dynasty, Reza Shah, banned the hijab, in a gesture of modernization, in 1936, which effectively put some women under house arrest for years since they could not bear to be uncovered in public.
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Between about 2004 and 2014, the state-run energy firm Petrobras — which is Brazil's largest company and one of the largest corporations in the world — engaged in one of the most astonishing corruption schemes ever to be uncovered.
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Between about 773 and 2014, the state-run energy firm Petrobras — which is Brazil's largest company and one of the largest corporations in the world — engaged in one of the most astonishing corruption schemes ever to be uncovered.
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But Hankins, whose real-name was also not public at the time of the WannaCry attack and only in recent months began to use his real-world name with his Twitter account, feared his identity would also be uncovered.
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While the tech giants are quick to collaborate with ethical hackers so that vulnerabilities can be uncovered and fixed more quickly, many of the top companies in the federal space don't have such programs or follow similar best practices.
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As our Secretary of State criticizes reporters for just doing their job, more journalists living under harsher regimes will be sent to jail, fewer abuses of power will be uncovered, and more threats and attacks on the press will take place.
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"When our investigation is finished, we will publish a report describing our findings related to this specific incident and any wider management concerns that may be uncovered," inspector general spokesman Arlen Morales added, while declining further comment on the investigation.
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This Recently Discovered Fifth-Century Massacre in Sweden Is So Game of Thrones We Can't Even Handle ItPhoto: Kalmar County MuseumScientists in Sweden have completed a preliminary investigation of one of the most disturbing archaeological sites to be uncovered in recent memory.
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Indonesian rescuers on Tuesday used drones and sniffer dogs to search for survivors along the devastated west coast of Java hit by a tsunami that killed at least 2000 people, warning more victims are expected to be uncovered as the search expands.
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"The condition of the lost journalist, details on him and who is responsible for this will be uncovered," party spokesman Omer Celik told reporters at a party summit chaired by Erdogan, adding that Turkey's sensitivity on the issue was at the highest level.
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If this trade were to be put on without long equity exposure in the stock, losses would be incurred if the stock rose above $194, because the second short call would be uncovered instead of being covered by an existing long equity position.
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But like many other Catholics, Hickton said the full scope of the abuse scandal can only be uncovered by a national probe that would look at all 196 Catholic diocese in the United States, along the lines of Australia's Royal Commission report.
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The Negative Outlook reflects the possibility of further important findings to be uncovered as a result of ongoing investigations, the remaining uncertainty regarding the final impact of all criminal and regulatory liabilities and the potential for further reputational damage to the group and its brands.
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At least half the women in Afghan prisons have been charged with so-called moral crimes like drug use, running away from home and sex outside of marriage — including in the case of rape, evidence of which may be uncovered through forced virginity tests.
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It's smaller in scale compared to Gone Home — in What Never Was you only have access to a single attic, as opposed to a whole house — but the attic still feels like a real, lived-in place that's full of information that's waiting to be uncovered.
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For instance, there are cute pots in "Playful Planters;" there's a Star Wars-themed "Use The Force" collection; gifts for cat lovers are found in "Here Kitty Kitty;" things made of marble or felt can be uncovered in "Marvelous Marble" and "Felted Finds," respectively, and so on.
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Why it matters: This is not the first of its kind — remember the 2002 bombshell Boston Globe investigation — and based on the sheer volume of Tuesday's report, there are no doubt hundreds of other cases that have yet to be uncovered around the country and world.
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Obviously, the facts of Facebook's relationship with the Cambridge professor and Cambridge Analytica will have to be uncovered – possibly through congressional testimony or an investigation by the Federal Trade Commission, which previously obtained a consent decree from the company – before we can realistically assess whether Facebook misrepresented its privacy policies to shareholders.
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There were aspects of Baltimore and Chicago where we talked about officer-involved sexual assault, and had a lot of facts and statistics that really surprised people and weren't going to be uncovered unless we did that investigation and made the case to the public about why it's really important to have long-term reform.
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And indeed, while we can find some satisfaction from the increase of lesbian visibility within popular culture (Gentleman Jack, Killing Eve, and the announced reboot of The L Word), there is still a breadth of historical lesbian imagery that needs to be uncovered, and various figures who paved the way that must be acknowledged.
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Though the woman did not formally report the incident at the time, she shared details with her then-husband and with a friend, both of whom confirmed the story In a memo to staff Wednesday, NBC News chairman Andrew Lack addressed Lauer's firing and stated that the network had reason to believe that more inappropriate conduct might be uncovered.
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When Jennifer Lopez, in a giant strapless Valentino ball gown with an even more giant Christmassy green and gold bow on the front, like an enormous gift-wrapped relic of the holiday (and red carpets) past, or an irresistible piece of meme bait, made her entrance, it appeared things were reverting to ye olde form — despite the fact the idea of women as presents just waiting to be uncovered supposedly went out with Victoria's Secret.
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