"You just have to dig into places you didn't know you could dig into," Smoker said.
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"Trying to dig into someone else's stuff means risking that they will dig into yours," Mr. Pullman wrote in a message.
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"The thing police have to do is really dig into the training, dig into the scenarios and make sure officers know how to respond," Alpert said.
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Most users would have to download the app, dig into the system settings to make it the default app, and then dig into the Google Messages settings to turn on RCS.
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So let's dig into five potential fantasy busts for 2016.
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Now let's dig into the details, in some particular order.
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Berenson doesn't dig into the potential causes and disparities here.
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Across the board, there is a lot to dig into.
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INGRAHAM: Do you ever try to dig into their minds?
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Dig into your smartphone's settings and turn them off. 6.
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Then, I figured I'd better dig into the actual product.
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Dig into the details of your construction crew's insurance policies.
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It may be one that regulators want to dig into.
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We dig into why it might have a better chance.
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"Yeah, you'll definitely dig into Lucas this year," he said.
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Straps are very supportive and don't dig into the shoulders.
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"We have to continue to dig into it," he added.
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Dig into a pastrami on rye in New York City.
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You make yourself a cuppa and dig into something new.
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First, let's dig into what exactly a gravitational lens is.
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Finally, we had two domestic public offerings to dig into.
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Needless to say, there's a lot to dig into here.
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Are you ready to dig into some serious Swift history?
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O.K. with you if we dig into a little research?
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I dig into it, and I make it my own.
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And finally, dig into one of our Best Weekend Reads.
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Finally, it's time to dig into our Best Weekend Reads.
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Let's dig into how he sees the market shaking out.
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Let's dig into some of the problems with this map.
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I pierce ceilings, dig into the basement, knock down walls.
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He'll usually just dig into whatever he's feeling that day.
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We dig into the key details of their applications below.
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Actually, let's dig into my week at the E3 gaming expo.
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BECKY QUICK: But Larry, just to dig into that a little.
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Let's dig into to some of the dimensions of your utopia.
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We&aposre going to dig into all of that tomorrow night.
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Then, we may assign a Times reporter to dig into it.
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For that, you'll still have to dig into Assistant's settings menu.
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But this story was far too interesting not to dig into.
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Let's dig into the fascination behind this fervor with "Cult Classics."
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Thankfully, this one still has plenty of action to dig into.
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Let's dig into the fascination behind this fervor with "Cult Fridays."
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Before we dig into those questions, let's soothe your aching heart.
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Let's dig into what exactly makes Cleganbowl such a juicy fight.
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Then, I dig into another forehead and try some chocolate cremaux.
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I cozy up and dig into more of Anna Faris' life.
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I grab my usual office breakfast, then dig into my email.
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I felt her fingernails dig into the flesh of my arm.
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Before you choose your destination, dig into the tax system there.
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I wanted to dig into the reality of what Appalachia is.
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The media had plenty of time to dig into his background.
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From the menu, you'll want to dig into the chicken tenders.
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This second movie has to dig into and challenge these characters.
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Finally, it's time to dig into one of our Weekend Reads.
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There are issues with that when you dig into the specifics.
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But don't get discouraged, there's a lot to dig into here.
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And the actors dig into their characters with a fine commitment.
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"There's a lot to dig into," Dyson says of the class.
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Readers dig into her past because her writing subject invites inquiry.
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Without investigators and staff to dig into citizen complaints, backlogs occur.
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The charging points are recessed so they never dig into your wrist.
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It's one of the hardest things I've ever tried to dig into.
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First, let's dig into the logistics of what took down a legend.
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Where this gets really interesting is when you dig into individual classifications.
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Read our spoiler-free review if you want to dig into it.
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You can always dig into the details and refine your analysis later.
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But tackling this properly involves a much deeper dig into the data.
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Elsewhere, Elsie continued to dig into the mystery of the wayward host.
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Soon I dig into strawberries and cream with a ginger snap cookie.
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But first, let's dig into this foreign base issue a little more.
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Policies can vary widely, so dig into the details before you buy.
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Prosecutors can dig into a person's history through their social media feeds.
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Jaime invites all of his pals to dig into the massive pizza.
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We've got a bunch of series on Noisey you can dig into.
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But I was finally ready to dig into the writing in 2016.
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I really love them both — there's just so much to dig into.
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Before we dig into why, let's quickly recap what Neally says occurred.
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But before we dig into the how's, let's clear up some terminology.
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If anything, voters seemed to dig into their positions after the announcement.
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The wide waistband didn't dig into or squeeze my skin at all.
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Cause I don't think a lot of people dig into the quality.
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Eventually McKinsey hired a private investigative firm to dig into Trillian's background.
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Still, he directed his Major Economic Crimes Bureau to dig into it.
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That track is "High," and there are five others to dig into.
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People are not being given the time to really dig into something.
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So let's dig into the good, bad, and wondrous of season five.
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Now, let's dig into why people think the end might be coming.
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But when you dig into the numbers, a more complicated portrait emerges.
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And don't dig into your emergency savings fund, if you have one.
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"I'm not a psychiatrist and I don't dig into that," Woodward replied.
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Sunday and streams on Hulu starting Monday, will dig into the issue.
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Sunday and streams on Hulu starting Monday, will dig into the issue.
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We figure everyone wins: Vox will get to dig into ProPublica's investigations.
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Finally, after a long day, you dig into that rich, fudge-packed frosting.
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In India, too, I was able to dig into some of those interests.
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Data scientists could dig into the numbers and figure out what's going wrong.
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Let's dig into the details and see if we can't crack this one.
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And who better than New York Times reporters to dig into the story?
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Next, she wants to dig into candy and beverage manufacturers and trade groups.
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We&aposre going to dig into that a bit more in a moment.
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On this episode of the Future Perfect podcast, we dig into that question.
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But if you dig into it, gross bookings rose 34% year over year.
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Dig into what your tendencies are — and why they made you fall short.
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And not the kind of edible goods we're excited to dig into either.
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We dig into his keto ice cream and chat late into the night.
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Dig into their argument, however, and it's less alarmist than it might appear.
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We're still going to follow that concept of something you can dig into.
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Below, we dig into how to join the cord-cutter movement in 2017.
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I felt a spike of pain dig into my pelvis near my hip.
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If these highlights were interesting, you can dig into the full report here.
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I don't know if it knows exactly who it's trying to dig into.
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There's all sorts of stuff you can dig into that's great raw material.
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Orwell gives me the tools to dig into Cassandra's desires, actions, and goals.
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For the role, Biel had to dig into her not-so-sweet side.
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So, let's dig into the details of this meant-to-be-romantic moment.
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The university has said it will hire investigators to dig into He's claims.
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Walk home and experience heft of text as bag handles dig into palm.
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They'll enjoy using the mini size to dig into small bowls and jars.
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It's Friday morning and I don't want to dig into another IPO prospectus.
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For an American road trip with an unclear destination, dig into "American Gods."
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But when you dig into the numbers, Trump has some important underlying strength.
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And more could emerge as policy wonks continue to dig into the bill.
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You don't need me to really dig into it for you, I'm sure.
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Can't wait to dig into this with my homemade salad and veges [sic].
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He hadn't had a chance to dig into the numbers yet, he said.
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Either way, there shouldn't be any need to dig into your TV's settings.
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Their project inspired me to dig into the history of the traffic stop.
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We'll start with Clearcover's latest round, and then dig into our two interviews.
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But if you dig into the numbers, it gets a little more complicated.
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To adjust how your computer generally handles notifications, dig into the system settings.
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But when researchers dig into those numbers, they start to seem less impressive.
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The wide waistband didn&apost dig into or squeeze my skin at all.
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Gordon: Sometimes you have to dig into the nitty-gritty of the ingredients.
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Our critics Jason Zinoman and A.O. Scott dig into his legacy and influence.
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You can dig into all the details on how they made it here.
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Then I dig into my ice cream and turn on Friends from College. Depressing.
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The Committee will hold a hearing Wednesday to dig into the details they found.
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It&aposs unclear what more could emerge as senators dig into Kavanaugh&aposs record.
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But to understand why, we need to dig into how the new policy works.
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But maybe we can dig into that a little bit deeper when we return.
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VCs should also dig into these three principles when evaluating a marketplace investment opportunity.
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"It's that time of day," she says while filming Ventimiglia dig into more candy.
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Some people took the opportunity to dig into the firm's and the chairwoman's past.
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There could be a lot more to unwrap here as we dig into this.
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Loud cranes dig into the ground, while large machines suck water from the ground.
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That's a pretty big difference, so let's dig into the data to understand why.
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Hopefully, once the new generation learns who I am, they'll dig into the albums.
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Not only did they dig into it, but they did so in real-time.
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Before we dig into the tech, let's quickly discuss the design of the Q2.
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But I did it with the right permissions when you dig into the investigation.
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So, get your forks ready to dig into the fluffiest flapjacks, wherever you are.
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Typically, red knots dig into the sand to harvest clams with their long bills.
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And all the sources are linked so users can dig into the supporting material.
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Look for charges you don't recognize and if something seems fishy, dig into it.
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One seeks to dig into Shakespeare's oeuvre to find clues about his own politics.
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There are hundreds of tiny additions which I have barely begun to dig into.
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People were really excited in 250 about discovering a band they could dig into.
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Randomization is how we can really dig into the musty corners of some code.
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You'll have to dig into the app's flags and toggle the hidden setting there.
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But when you dig into the guts of Flaxman's study, you find something interesting.
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With that in mind, there's no better excuse to dig into the band's discography.
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What I really want to dig into is Theranos, the embattled blood-testing company.
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This is the perfect time to dig into the role's requirements and manager's expectations.
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And you really see the problems if you dig into the company's financial statements.
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A day at a Queens farm (and the restaurants you should dig into afterward).
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The UCLA report acknowledges that there are some nuances it doesn't fully dig into.
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The details are complicated, and you can dig into them in The Times's coverage.
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Dan and Axios' Sara Fischer dig into the thinking behind America's newest media mogul.
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Liz: I want to dig into to the computer voice that apparently rules Eteon.
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In the case of a Democratic primary, they could also dig into delegate counts.
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Whitesides expects the two teams will be able to further dig into hypersonic technologies.
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But for all its expense and big-screen legacy, there's little to dig into.
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When you dig into the crosstabs further, you see a lot of familiar stories.
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The employee later paid Howard-Higgins more than $50,000 to dig into Unsworth's history.
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Other researchers need to dig into this study and try to reproduce its findings.
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Let's dig into some of the other choices you made during the adaptive process.
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Hopefully future episodes will dig into more of how the story might have worked.
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Let's dig into the story behind the fake electronics you see in furniture stores.
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This is the kind of soft impact that is really important to dig into.
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Here's an effort to clarify what's been misinterpreted and dig into the details that matter.
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Why was the end of this season the time to finally dig into what's coming?
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"We also really dig into borderline gray areas that people don't really understand," she said.
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We also dig into a gift to Marin County, California, that unexpectedly ballooned in size.
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I haven't had a chance to really dig into the camera features on this phone.
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"We will go dig into this data and see what it tells us," he said.
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Some companies may be surprised by the results when they dig into their pay patterns.
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A deeper dig into the demographic projections reveals how outlandish the Free Lunch assumption is.
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But the study didn't dig into that, so the researchers don't know for sure yet.
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More characters to explore, more ways to play, and even more story to dig into.
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Dan and Axios' Courtenay Brown dig into how we got here, and what happens next.
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But what happens when you want to dig into a specific technology or emerging trend?
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Still, it's a large enough batch to give researchers something to dig into and model.
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As I felt his hand dig into my flesh, he said, 'David Cop-a-Feel!
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Kelly has clearly taken his own initiative in the past to dig into perceived critics.
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P.F Chang's: Dig into a free dessert after signing up for their restaurant email list.
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We dig into a scramble with chicken apple sausage, kale, potatoes, eggs, and hot sauce.
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Dig into the details to make sure a policy would offer the coverage you want.
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But we won't dig into that here (I have to have some dignity, after all).
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So they want to dig into that and see what can be learned from it.
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The deeper you dig into its nooks and crannies, the richer your reward will be.
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Then we dig into Keanu Reeves's blast of an action franchise, John Wick: Chapter Two.
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Mark Takano (D-CA) will have the opportunity to dig into what's been going on.
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How can I dig into a succulent fried chicken drumstick and not a chicken wing?
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It will also have to dig into its own pocket despite its own budget constraints.
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There's a ton of fantastic stories involving the Power Rangers and others to dig into.
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Washington has a long history of naming special counsel to dig into White House controversies.
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Dig into analyses of Proposition 2500 by the Legislative Analyst's Office, CALmatters, KQED and Ballotpedia.
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Supporting having the FBI dig into the allegations would be a significant shift for Republicans.
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To explain, I need to dig into the nitty gritty of Magic's rules a bit.
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To dig into that, don't you think there's a problem with using the term "improved"?
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But dig into the actual report and footnotes — and it's difficult to sugarcoat the findings.
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To understand why that's the case, we need to dig into the companies' financial incentives.
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Ms. Bowers and Tanyamaria dig into them beautifully, fully mining their humor and complex emotion.
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So you could study the ballot, or you could dig into that leftover Halloween candy.
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The answers may become clear in the coming months as investigators dig into Epstein's finances.
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However, the more unique aspects of the card mean that there's plenty to dig into.
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To understand the new pricing, we'll dig into the company's preliminary full-year 2019 results.
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Golan's score is easy to listen to, spiced with hooks that dig into the memory.
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With the show, we like to take things that feel familiar and dig into them.
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Dig into the numbers deeper and you find some actually encouraging news for the President.
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Hoping to find some new tool or new thing to dig into, get obsessed with.
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There were conflicting accounts of what prompted Mr. Cohen-Watnick to dig into the intelligence.
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But before we dig into last night's results, let's start with a little thought experiment.
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We commissioned a team of researchers to dig into those independent evaluations to find out.
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Now that we got the science out of the way, let's dig into your emotions.
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They try to dig into the story but it keeps slipping out of their grasp.
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These might sound attractive, but really dig into the details before you agree to anything.
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Dig into the detail of the charter and cracks in the claimed "independence" soon appear.
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It failed to dig into many specifics about what, exactly, he would do as president.
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But if you dig into Yahoo's numbers, the business, once in rapid decline, is stabilizing.
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It's worth checking out the newly-launched configurator to dig into all that's on offer.
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Heärt's students dig into cashew cream quesadillas and beet burgers with air-fried sweet potatoes.
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The desire to dig into history, improvise, and make up a story came from him.
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Democrats and Republicans are both determined to dig into the issue but for different reasons.
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He leans in to see me and another solo diner starting to dig into our plates.
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While some people dig into their meals, barely taking time to look up, others pray first.
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Caught off guard, the team members started to dig into the company's archival ads data themselves.
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M. and I dig into our Chipotle while we watch the finale of Big Little Lies.
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Fans of tall, Dagwood-like sandwiches will eagerly dig into this riff on the diner classic.
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This can be controlled with just a dial, instead of having to dig into annoying submenus.
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They were just made to dig into a deep serving of bass with extra bass sauce.
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It's an optimistic look at how Silicon Valley culture can dig into traditional fields like baking.
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To dig into why Dragon's Dogma is so special, it's best to start at the end.
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I refer to them in passing in the novel, but I want to dig into that.
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Dan and Axios Markets editor Dion Rabouin dig into what's happening now and what happens next.
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Many are content to follow the no-nonsense persona, rather than dig into Trump's past record.
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I'm actually very excited to get back on the road and dig into Vampire Weekend again.
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Even though we reduced part wait times, we continued to dig into the body shop complaints.
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The sides are straight and regular, but they're not sharp and don't dig into my palm.
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DIG INTO THIS ARGUMENT, IF YOU WILL, ABOUT IT BEING DANGEROUS TO HAVE THIS SOFTWARE EXIST.
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Even inside your house, you'll have to dig into dedicated apps to control those customized devices.
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It allows users to expand WordPress's abilities and really dig into the nuances of web development.
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"There's a lot to dig into in that one sentence," he says, according to the outlet.
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That might seem like a silly complaint, but it's creating alienation, as I'll dig into below.
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But dig into the poll further and other shoots of optimism for Republicans sprout up. 1.
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Dig into analyses of all 17 statewide measures by the Legislative Analyst's Office, CALmatters and Ballotpedia.
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Before I dig into this week's update, I want to share a personal story with you.
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I thought it difficult, maybe the hardest Saturday to dig into for the last few months.
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Before we dig into the list, let's look at some important considerations to help you choose.
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Her students, she said, seemed ready to dig into their lessons, but everyone remains on edge.
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When you start to dig into the education skepticism, you find that much of it collapses.
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Actually, when you dig into it, it turns out that air drag itself is pretty complicated.
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There's a lot to dig into, and Ozick does just that with characteristic insight and flair.
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Protect your skin, stay hydrated, dig into some summertime reading and figure out those vacation runs.
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He was unafraid to dig into the unsavory-if-you-think-about-it parts of food.
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You may then decide to dig into retirement savings — but leave that as a last resort.
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I wanted to dig into the news, so I emailed with Eric Rea, the company's CEO.
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Today we're in for a treat, as we get to dig into Procore's S-1 filing.
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You had to dig into an individual story's settings and select followers to hide it from.
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It is clearly an investor darling, providing all the more reason to dig into its numbers.
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Wires should not float off your chest, sit on the breasts or dig into your sides.
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I dig into some social media strategy and continue to monitor my Google Alerts and Tweetdeck.
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Lawmakers will also dig into cybersecurity issues at a number of hearings in the coming week.
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The Committee should dig into that to learn who or what Cohen was trying to protect.
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With another baseball season getting underway, it's an excellent time to dig into Brooklyn baseball history.
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Making progress on civil rights depends on a willingness to dig into each of our pasts.
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I'm still recovering from that, but will definitely dig into some Milk Bar birthday cake tonight.
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When you dig into the science on hand dryers, you'll come across reason to be concerned.
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That's not enough time to really dig into the physics and chemistry of a changing climate.
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Democrats have also asked the FBI to dig into the reports about Yang and her activities.
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So let's dig into where the term comes from, what it means, and who isn't one.
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If you're interested in the details for each subsector (there are 42!), dig into the report.
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Regular people don't really dig into the Google ad tech stack, which I don't blame them.
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The pain of having to dig into it could lead to pleasure in several years' time. 5.
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Or, did she pack up her bags and head out after an unsuccessful dig into Celeste's past?
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Then I dig into a bag of Belgian waffle cookies I bought at Target over the weekend.
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Alphabet could depose former CEO Travis Kalanick and dig into his tenure, potentially embarrassing the company further.
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And fairly easy to understand, so long as you don't dig into the metaphysics of it all.
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The department of biochemistry, meanwhile, boasts plenty of topics for Maddox to dig into during his studies.
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Having learned from a neighbor about Case's disappearance, he decided to dig into the dirt, police say.
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The padding system also makes sure that the straps on your bag don't dig into your arms.
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We dig into the history... We try to do the best we can to get it accurate.
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That's the high-level overview, and for more details you can dig into Panasonic's press release here.
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There's a lot to dig into with Annihilation, but the obvious starting point is Jeff VanderMeer's book.
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But when you dig into that, things like non-supervisor workers, manufacturing is actually higher than that.
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Nielsen asked McAleenan to dig into the figures and explain some of the intricacies of the situation.
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Unlike a Super Mario adventure, which you can really dig into, Kirby games pleasantly wash over you.
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The department of biochemistry, meanwhile, boasts plenty of topics for Maddox to dig into during his studies.
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Just like the sharp corners of the chassis that dig into your forearms when you type. Ouch.
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Moving along we took a dig into the NIO IPO, which you probably haven't heard about yet.
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They try to dig into its style and ideas and meanings as well as evaluate its execution.
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But before I dig into the confounding nitty-gritty, let's first look at this new coupe's details.
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I feel so grateful as we dig into TJ's cauliflower gnocchi, spinach, peas, mushrooms, and pesto sauce.
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Since it's open-source you can dig into her code, which ranges from JavaScript to NES assembly.
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Ahead of Chernobyl's June 3 finale, we've compiled some interesting behind-the-scenes tidbits to dig into.
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These "pep-talks" dig into the ways multi-factor authentication can protect your information from prying eyes.
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The GOP-controlled Senate Foreign Relations Committee will dig into the Obama administration's response to Russian hacking.
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Cernovich and his minions dig into Trump-bashing celebrities' online history in attempts to get them fired.
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Only once a month or "maybe once every couple of weeks," Eldredge will dig into frozen yogurt.
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If you want to dig into the nitty gritty, the rest of this section if for you.
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The agency sent letters to a number of Internet service providers recently to dig into similar programs.
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And dig into analyses of all 17 statewide measures by the Legislative Analyst's Office, CALmatters and KQED.
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Dig into analyses of all 19833 statewide measures by the Legislative Analyst's Office, CALmatters, KQED and Ballotpedia.
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She was about to celebrate her 36th birthday when she finally decided to dig into her past.
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And dig into analyses of all 17 statewide measures by the Legislative Analyst's Office, CALmatters and Ballotpedia.
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And dig into analyses of all 373 statewide measures by the Legislative Analyst's Office, CALmatters and Ballotpedia.
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Dig into spanakopita and other Greek favorites at Varoulko Seaside, a Michelin-starred restaurant in Athens, Greece.
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There are resources for savers who want to dig into the details of their 401(k) expenses.
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"If you dig into it, it's really pretty simple," said State Representative John A. Torbett, a Republican.
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The group also will dig into Uber's overall workplace culture as it pertains to diversity and inclusion.
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There is no middle seam that runs through the crotch so it won't dig into your stomach.
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The cheeky television hosts Si King and Dave Myers dig into the history of English drinking establishments.
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But in his Netflix series, he has so much more room to dig into the bracing particulars.
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If this is your first time hearing Babeheaven at all, then you'll have lots to dig into.
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If you dig into their reports, you find several powerful forces keeping these companies at the top.
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Remember this before you dig into this highly unscientific comparison: Baseball's regular season is 21 games long.
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Long-term investors who prefer value stocks can dig into Goldman&aposs dividend growth basket for ideas.
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But since I had nowhere better to go, I decided to dig into my meal in-house.
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This week, we dig into App Annie's new "State of Mobile 2019" report and other app trends.
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Nonetheless, fans will have to dig into their pockets for this weekend's games at the very least.
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Science is finally starting to dig into why women melt down as a rite of reproductive passage.
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Judge T.S. Ellis told Manafort's lawyers on Friday they could dig into Laporta's immunity agreement on cross.
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He and others are trained to dig into nests and record their contents: hatched eggs versus duds.
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Democrats and the media have been on a yearlong deep dig into Russian involvement into U.S. elections.
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To close the spending gap, "we're going to have to dig into the mandatory programs," Flores said.
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Let's dig into six of the biggest curiosities surrounding the departure of the Knicks' beloved No. 6.
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The sipes help the tire by presenting more edges that can dig into the snow for grip.
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Trilobites Scientists dig into the diet, health and history of Danish hunter-gatherers in a new study.
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When you dig into a package of black licorice, you're actually snacking on small amounts of poison.
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But when you dig into it a little, it showcases just how terrible the whole situation is.
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Austin, Rob, and Joel dig into the game's aesthetics, politics, characters and scenarios of this cyberpunk RPG.
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So let's dig into that proxy battle a little and see if we can get some clarity.
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So I'm really trying to dig into that problem—I think it's the biggest problem there is.
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But to really dig into this topic, we have to look at another Netflix series: BoJack Horseman.
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I dig into a character I haven't touched in months, prodding horrors I've already conquered and moved past.
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Everybody can enjoy it on one level or another, but there's more stuff for people to dig into.
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To dig into that, Crunchbase News got Microsoft's Seth Patton on the phone, who explained the company's thinking.
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BepiColombo's scientists seek to dig into all of these points with 16 instruments divided between the two spacecraft.
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That was the shift we wanted to make, to something people could dig into and take its measure.
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Scrubbing this data from your Google account has required you to manually dig into your settings each time.
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From the jump, Darkest Hour dig into a melodeath sweet spot that's neither extremely abrasive nor cloyingly polished.
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Mathrani makes data-driven decisions quickly and, as an engineer, will dig into every number presented to him.
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Below, we dig into the truth about hard water and how it may be affecting your beauty routine.
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No member chose to dig into his team's pricy, extended stays at President Trump's DC hotel, either. Rep.
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In the past, you had to dig into Google Maps' side menu to access some of these features.
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Ilsa's desire to dig into humanity's basest instincts has served them well—and they've got fuckin' riffs, too.
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In their best incarnations, the network's shows use these more adult elements to dig into complex, meaty themes.
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I'll get back to Settings later, but for now, let's dig into what you can do while swimming.
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But Ipsos found that once you dig into those answers, the views get much more complex and contradictory.
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The patches have "microneedles" that dig into your flesh and then dissolve, ostensibly taking excess sebum with them.
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Others wanted to dig into the mystery of who had leaked this tax return in the first place.
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Here's his response: Your request for the problem's origin really made me dig into old archived computer files!
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Now it plans to dig into its archive to sell some of those records in a public auction.
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It said wine producers will have to dig into their reserves to make up for the Champagne shortage.
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Given the revelations from the show so far, House Targaryen sounds like a worthwhile subject to dig into.
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Fox News anchors rattle off headlines on TV as Joe Lusk gets ready to dig into his breakfast.
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Then, dig into your coverage handbook to see how your plan covers things like chiropractic care and acupuncture.
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We dig into simple cheese quesadillas with a side of nachos (carbs and cheese, anyone?) prepared by M.
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Jack in the Box: Dig into a free dessert when you sign up for their rewards club online.
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Austin, Rob, Patrick and Danielle dig into the politics, performances, and problems of Marvel's latest film, Black Panther.
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Tune in to dig into what happened onstage and off and ask Anthony any and all things media.
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It feels like the more we dig into all of SoftBank's moving pieces, the stranger the story gets.
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Take a scoop of N.O.-Xplode and dig into this episode below or find us on Apple Podcasts.
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"The whole team of writers have given me such juicy stuff to dig into this season," she said.
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The more you dig into Sun Ra Arkestra, the more you can see their innovation everywhere in music.
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I want to dig into the murder, because I agree, it certainly felt that way watching the film.
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What about the appointment of a special prosecutor to dig into Bill Clinton's various infidelities, among other things?
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And dig into analyses of all 17 statewide measures by the Legislative Analyst's Office, CALmatters, KQED and Ballotpedia.
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And dig into analyses of all 17 statewide measures by the Legislative Analyst's Office, CALmatters, KQED, and Ballotpedia.
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It's all the rage in the news media at the moment to dig into Donald J. Trump's psyche.
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Twitter may also get the leg up on WhatsApp if it Facebook starts to dig into those conversations.
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Buildings in Mirny are built elevated above the ground because it isn't feasible to dig into the permafrost.
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"Alright, let's get some brunch," Corden said, settling down to dig into some applesauce with their toddler trainer.
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Okay, let's dig into this — in a more civilized manner than the Bieber doppelgänger dug into that burrito.
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A similar hearing organized by the House Financial Services Committee will dig into digital currencies at 2 p.m.
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So we didn't really have anything in the tanks and we weren't really ready to dig into writing.
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Tech Editor Pete Pachal and Chief Correspondent Lance Ulanoff dig into Google I/O in this week's MashTalk.
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But employees are going to have to sign off on letting their employers really dig into that data.
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So, send us those questions, and we may assign a New York Times reporter to dig into them.
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The project mixes maps and text, and you can dip into it briefly or dig into the details.
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Dan and Axios media reporter Sara Fischer dig into why this is about more than ego and prestige.
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Now, that you have your list of pro-approved ingredients, you can dig into your cabinets more confidently.
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For visitors like me, the steep climb was a way to dig into the park's quintessential feature: sand.
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To dig into who's doing it well, Comparably set out to find at which companies employees are happiest.
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Similar to leadership, one thing to dig into while you're interviewing is the company mission, goals and roadmap.
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Experts on viruses, on tropical disease outbreaks, on mosquito control — they're all starting to dig into these questions.
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But just because orgasms are fleeting doesn't mean there isn't a lot for researchers like me to dig into.
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In the new season she plays Skarsgård's mom, Mary Louise, who comes to Monterey to dig into his death.
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The best thing season two does is dig into both how alluring and how dangerous the sensates' connection is.
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They look somewhat alike and they both have the ability to dig into any topic with an impassioned speech.
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"With a bigger canvas, you have more time to dig into the psychology of the characters," Antosca told me.
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After narrowly dodging a bullet in the Russia investigation, Trump handed his enemies a ripe issue to dig into.
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Instead, spirits is a big, meaty adventure to dig into that offers a completely different way of enjoying Smash.
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TechCrunch editors will dig into the big issues enterprise software companies face today along with emerging trends and technologies.
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According to BuzzFeed, a fan recently decided to dig into the film's casting and shared the findings on Tumblr.
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It's still a pretty generic title, meaning hungry fans looking for something to dig into may be left disappointed.
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Frank Ocean continues to wow us as we dig into the details of his hotly anticipated sophomore album, Blonde.
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The way it works is the analyst receives some alerts they can dig into to give them additional insights.
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There's now a dedicated Wi-Fi button on the camera so you don't need to dig into software menus.
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Developers can also dig into specific time frames where they want to see the performance of those individual operations.
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This is one major upgrade we will dig into during our official review coming in the next few weeks.
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If you're a developer who's into scalable server solutions, there is a raft of buzzwords to dig into here.
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We may be losing 30 Rock, but look at this as an opportunity to really dig into Bojack Horseman.
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They're doing it in the hopes that lots more researchers will dig into the archives and public their findings.
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Here, they prepare to dig into some sweet watermelon with Suisin's yo-deba knife—it can cut through anything.
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Now his policy positions will come into focus as the press, voters and his rivals dig into his record.
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He didn't want to dig into worm genetics or study the company's colony of long-lived naked mole rats.
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So dig into this savory Mediterranean spread below with Pinterest's top 10 recipes from kitchens across the web. 1.
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This time, as you already guessed, Kate Clark and I sat down to dig into the Uber S-1.
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Still, it's fairly surprising how many apps have been released, but not maintained, when you dig into the numbers.
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Today, these classics are enjoying a much-deserved moment in the sun as backwards-looking fans dig into antiquity.
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"I'd be happy to dig into it," Wray said, acknowledging that he had not previously heard of the allegations.
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Authorities are also having to dig into reserves to keep spending at levels that support their highly dependent economies.
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Then, in our reboot section, we dig into Christopher Nolan's breakthrough Memento, a movie that is obsessively re-watchable.
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I'll try to stay away from hyperbole and instead dig into the hows and whys that make it special.
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To understand his relationship to his father, Jim McCartney, requires a deeper dig into old ragtime and brass bands.
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I gave Zoe this face: So she let me dig into some of her brought-from-home pretzel stash.
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A variety of Republican Senators have suggested that the committee should dig into the allegations before they vote. Sen.
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It's getting cheaper to invest at work, but you should still dig into the details of your plan's expenses.
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Dig into his podcast to learn about space tourism, comets, and the basics of astrophysics, to name a few.
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But Democrats did dig into his time lobbying for coal and energy firms, including leading coal miner Murray Energy.
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They really dig into the finer details that are necessary to make him a more potent all-around weapon.
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But before we dig into their findings, it's helpful to understand a statistical relationship that occurs with record temperatures.
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Li lets me have a dig into his pile of rice, pork, and vegetables though, which is more palatable.
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You're not worried about scoops, and you have several days to dig into a study, call experts, and write.
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You can dig into the nitty-gritty about how to properly apply on the LBS website here and here.
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Then dig into spaghetti with fennel pesto and almonds, or tortelli filled with spinach and mascarpone in brown butter.
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But it is surrounded by so much narrative clutter that the show barely has time to dig into it.
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The trade war could be long and painful, our economics correspondent writes, as both sides dig into their positions.
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You have to dig into the specifics of each policy in order to understand how policies impact upward mobility.
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And as analysts dig into the California results today, I'll be watching for what they find out about turnout.
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You can dig into them but you also get to nap in your trailer for half the day, too.
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Susan Collins of Maine said Monday she likes to dig into the facts of a matter she is considering.
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He told me he wouldn't be surprised if the justices called for a commission to dig into the issue.
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J.: MADE IN AMERICA' There's a tradition of documentaries that dig into their subjects episodically, sometimes at monumental length.
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There are potentially interesting things to dig into that come up as the participants settle into each other's lives.
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The other girls' tights, unlike mine, didn't dig into their waists like a pink belt around teddy bear fluff.
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Now politicians throughout Australia's Parliament are consulting family records and lawyers while journalists dig into decades-old travel documents.
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Let's dig into the details of Ally Bank Savings to see why I recommend it to just about anyone.
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Dig into additional data points, including fund ratings and historical performance information from financial services and research firm Morningstar.
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In the case of Schwab, Hawken said this will cut commissions in half, and dig into earnings by 8%.
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And there's no better time to dig into the history of black cinema than Black History Month this February.
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So one of the things I'm really looking forward to is to dig into a whole bunch of literature.
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But he acknowledged not knowing what the meetings were about, suggesting he wanted to dig into the matter. Sen.
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You want the pole to fit snugly so it doesn't slide through the stand and dig into your floor.
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And more materially, I don't have to dig into my closet then clear my kitchen table to play it.
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There's no real melody to dig into because Pharrell shouts his way through the first half of the song.
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And though it doesn't live there, Carmichael's willingness to dig into it has made it already a TV treat.
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Dig into your roots or gift a loved one the ultimate holiday gift — pick up your kit for $59 here.
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If you really want to dig into how you spend your days, those more detailed apps are worth a look.
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We've established the case and the characters, and now it's time to really dig into whatever is going on here.
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This may be about to change, however, as prosecutors armed with subpoena power dig into the questions surrounding who's who.
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MACCALLUM: And it may be Andrew as they dig into this that perhaps there was an issue of classified information.
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At work, I dig into a strawberry Icelandic yogurt from Trader Joe's for breakfast that I have in the fridge.
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Deadlines are displayed on your in-game calendar, but it's best to dig into palaces as soon as you can.
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The nostalgia, new characters like Eight, Billy, and Bob, and the unanswered questions — we're going to dig into it all.
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Set in New York City, the story will not only chronicle the singer-songwriter's career, but dig into her childhood.
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For one thing, the study looks at the kids overall, and it doesn't didn't dig into individual differences and scores.
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As police dig into the background of the terrorist suspect, this is what we know about the man in custody.
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Instead, you need to dig into how that additional degree will affect your long-term career goals and financial success.
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Most people don't have time to dig into Tesla's financials, even if they are financially literate enough to understand them.
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It was too high on my hips which caused the hip belt to tilt forward and dig into my back.
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Dan and Axios' Kia Kokalitcheva dig into how venture capitalists have come to embrace vice startups, from marijuana to mushrooms.
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Since we're on the topic of Runa and Halverson's relationship, let's dig into what else happens between them this episode.
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Just let time do the work, and dig into decadent peach pie filling with just around 100 calories per serving.
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And, with just a cursory glance at this couple's astro info, we can tell that there's plenty to dig into.
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Then, in their Reboot section, our critics dig into Terry Gilliam's 12 Monkeys and John Carpenter's Escape From New York.
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While every new mech comes in a standard configuration, eventually you'll have to dig into the refitting and customization screen.
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Have a dig into the apps you've got set up—more of them have the option than you might think.
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The company said it also plans to dig into more granular data in the coming months about its global workforce.
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"If we dig into the mantle, we will know the whole Earth history, that's our motivation to search," she said.
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It only works if it finds a way to dig into why those politics are deeply personal — and vice versa.
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I walk home, immediately get into pajamas, and dig into my leftover hoagie from yesterday with my second Arnold Palmer.
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With more than 21.5,218 respondents to our survey who are currently employed, we can start to dig into this problem.
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But don't worry, EW confirmed that Eleven will be back in season 2, which will also dig into her backstory.
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Yet the deeper you dig into these two performances, the more connections you'll uncover, and the richer those connections become.
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There is a lot to dig into in I Love Dick, Amazon's deceptively layered new original series from Jill Soloway.
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They are about to dig into the grave to uncover the body when Aria speaks true words of wisdom: Why?
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There really isn't a record that defines his sound — his catalog just gets richer the more you dig into it.
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We also dig into Walter Hill's incredibly strange but admirably driven "rock and roll fable" from 1984, Streets of Fire.
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But dig into the numbers and you see that those who dislike Trump strongly outpace those who strongly like him.
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If you want to really dig into the history of games with the Star Wars name on them, start here.
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"What can be severe is that every time authorities dig into this it might result in tighter regulation," Imsgard said.
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They dig into the game's world, characters (including... character names) and politics, with a healthy dose of Waypoint forum discussion.
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But I also wanted to dig into the history of the Nielsens and to focus on one question in particular.
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Trump suggests the publication — or, as he refers to it, the "dishonest media" — should dig into the Clinton Foundation instead.
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Before you dig into Disir, though, it's worth taking a little time to find out what Völur is all about.
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I could really dig into my head and dig out specific images and memories but they were really with us.
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There are also many problems associated with the production and storage of hydrogen, which we'll dig into a bit later.
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We interviewed my family, and it was such a pure experience — I got to really dig into how I felt.
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Dig into these and other questions with host Ahmed Ali Akbar and producer Meg Cramer at this multisensory live event.
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On it, conductor Ludovic Morlot and his orchestra dig into Luciano Berio's "Sinfonia," alongside the vocal ensemble Roomful of Teeth.
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If you want to dig into the details, I recommend the work of Tulane's Education Research Alliance for New Orleans.
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Or, as Brager puts it, "You really need to dig into why we look at the things we look at."
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His flow is so immediate and gripping, and if you dig into the lyrics, he's really quite a deep guy.
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I had to get the super in the building to approve that I was going to dig into the wall.
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But when you dig into the details, it doesn't seem like Ford is actually doing much to change its strategy.
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TRAVEL, but also exists online as a virtual museum, allowing anyone around the world to dig into some fascinating tales.
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And this week seemed to be as good a time as any to dig into the complexities of one fight.
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It's been an opportunity to dig into a richly dynamic, challenging oeuvre with the director right there in the room.
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We'll dig into the ideas, history and future of how our information navigates the digital ecosystem and what's at stake.
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Or, if Celeste really does go to court over her sons, she'll be forced to dig into her own memories.
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And I cannot wait to dig into these cameras to see if Samsung's grandiose claims have any relationship to reality.
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"I applaud anyone that wants to dig into our financials, but they're looking at the wrong political organization," Hawes said.
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The badger can dig into ground squirrels' dens and then once the prey surfaces, the coyote can chase it down.
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Here's a deal for reform skeptics: Dig into a few of the studies, essays and evidence that have persuaded me.
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When I did get home, there just didn't seem to be enough time to dig into a puzzle with him.
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And it's not just parents and families who feel the pinch of school shopping — teachers also dig into their wallets.
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The events that led to the impeachment inquiry span years, and you can dig into them in this exhaustive timeline.
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Afterwards, we'll dig into a grip of contrasting data that should provide plenty to chew on over the holidays. Ready?
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But dig into the party and ideological breakdowns of that impeachment questions, and Pelosi's potential dilemma becomes very, very clear.
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Mulvaney may no longer be in charge of the CFPB, but Waters intends to continue to dig into his activities.
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Dan and Axios' Sara Fischer dig into the future of streaming, as Netflix is under pressure both at home and abroad.
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They posed in front of a banana wall, with little Lily-Grace waiting patiently to dig into her ice-cream cone.
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When within that age the show will take place is unclear, but essentially, this is mythology we've yet to dig into.
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Instead, you dig into her psychology, in the sense that you go deeper into her skull until you find yourself buried.
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Taking my seat, I looked over the menu, eager to dig into the various dishes created by celeb chef Anne Burrell.
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"Striking Vipers" has many other opportune moments to explore queerness in more interesting, nuanced ways, but doesn't really dig into them.
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After her unexpected death, Miles and his close friends dig into her mysterious past — and uncover the truth about what happened.
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Congress's failure to launch a national commission to dig into the use of technology by terrorists must be corrected this week.
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Why it mattered: Axios' Ina fried sat down with industry experts to dig into the crisis' causes, challenges, and potential solutions.
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Recent episodes dig into the intricacies of MLS policy and the ways that apps and new tech effect real esate agents.
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Possibly the best, though, is the third photo, which features an extremely excited Jane ready to dig into her completed pancake.
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But without being able to dig into the source code, he's a little worried Confide could be too much like Snapchat.
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The more you dig into the particulars, however, the less obvious it is what this contrast amounts to in presidential politics.
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Online audiences expect to dig into their stories and enjoy analyzing them, almost as if they were games to be won.
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Judiciary committee Democrats intend to dig into the 10 times that Trump potentially obstructed justice in the Mueller report, per WaPo.
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"Jeff was a visionary but he did not dig into the numbers the way John does," says a senior GE executive.
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Dan and Axios' Miriam Kramer dig into President Trump's directive that NASA must return astronauts to the moon's surface by 2024.
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Before we dig into readers' thoughts and scoldings, let's get one thing straight: Using Word is not always a voluntary thing.
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If you want anything more permanent, you'll have to dig into their separate push notification options menu or your phone's settings.
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" Unless an expert can really dig into the home's nooks and crannies, " You're just not going to know what you're getting.
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But before we dig into why, let's first break down what a VPN is — and why cheap is better than free.
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You can dig into news based on topic or region in both these apps, though it's slightly easier in Google News.
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By analyzing the topics people tweeted about, they could dig into what people cared about based on distance from the flames.
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But he and Mills seem wholly unequipped, even uninterested, to actually dig into the evidence and details of the LISK case.
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Banning "female breasts" won't dig into why women's bodies are so fundamentally sexualised and how much that constricts and damages us.
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After her unexpected death, Miles and his close friends dig into her mysterious past — and uncover the truth about what happened.
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However, it doesn't dig into why it's scary or whether or not such a scary, wild car is good or bad.
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If you want the federal government to play a role in growing more choice schools like Brooke, dig into Brooke's history.
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Now there is a lawsuit in Florida that, were its allegations borne out, could give those regulators something to dig into.
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While he was fanning the birther flames, Trump claimed to have dispatched private investigators to Hawaii to dig into Obama's origins.
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When you dig into the details, it's little wonder why Democrats are on board – and it all starts with working families.
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I work without ADD'ing on social media, and I dig, really dig into tough, tough tasks without procrastinating or avoiding them.
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Sandberg said the company will likely dig into more specific estimates of how that might impact profitability in the next quarter.
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Mostly though, I hope to dig into all thoughts and friendships and skills, happily put on hold these last couple decades.
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Visitors can dig into Hotel Galvez' haunted reputation with a ghost tour, or stay in one of its many haunted rooms.
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In the interim, we dig into the magazine's feature interviews for its revelations about Frank, the album, and life in general.
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Dig into Cara Nicoletti's Goat Cheese Pumpkin Pie, Callie Speers's Chess Pie, Ovenly's Pumpkin Pie with Cinnamon Fluff, and many more.
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Its third was a sort of "case of the week" episode where two characters tried to dig into a magical mystery.
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The two also dig into the biggest news, or lack thereof, on the developer side, including Facebook's Ax and BoTorch initiatives.
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"It's been a voyage of discovery to do a fair in Asia and dig into the real complexity," Mr. Spiegler said.
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It's important for consumers to "dig into the specific claims made by companies" whether they be pledges or plans, Miller said.
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We'll dig into when and how you can watch the stream below, but first, let's set the stage for the event.
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"He brought us to the library," Mr. Hunt said, and told the students to dig into the sources in the footnotes.
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Dig into the report and you'll find another interesting and largely ignored explanation: There are simply more pedestrians in our streets.
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It doesn't quite bite as much when you dig into the ice, so most people find it more slippery at first.
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You also can dig into this section for moods to match your activity, like workout, gaming, studying, family time and more.
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Volker provided messages to the House showing U.S. officials participating in Trump's requests to dig into Biden's interactions in the country.
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The pliable putty is very thick and you really need to dig into it, but a little is all you need.
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Whitehouse said the panel had faith in Mueller, but it also has "has a duty" to dig into Russia's election interference.
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It was not until I got in contact with Terry [Malick] when I really started to dig into the whole thing.
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To access this level of flight intelligence, though, you have to dig into the menus a bit and disable Beginner Mode.
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When lawmakers have already started to dig into that stage, it's not exactly a great sign for the days to come.
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He has continually campaigned for Ukrainian officials to investigate the Bidens and to dig into the origins of the Russia probe.
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Dan and Axios' Kaveh Waddell dig into the facts and science fiction of when companies claim to be using artificial intelligence.
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AK: And let's dig into some of that DuerOS is of course is one of your operating systems around voice recognition.
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You're fired up with enthusiasm for your enterprise — but maybe not so excited to dig into the numbers and tax regulation.
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"It was tough to dig into those thoughts emotionally but I want to help other people in my situation," GaTa said.
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"We're going to let our teams dig into it and then we'll be involved soon enough," he said late last night.
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We also dig into the new desert map in PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, and why Rob is playing so much Dead Rising 3.
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Second, you can dig into the General -> Accessibility settings and toggle a switch that lets you type to Siri instead of talking.
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WRITE I think it's about time to dig into that Now & Then think piece I've had on the back burner, don't you?
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So, there's a lot here that's not great, but let's dig into some of the facts of how Agrabah came to be.
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Brodie says that when you dig into the numbers, Republicans are just as opposed to Obamacare as they have been for years.
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That way if the bear market hits just before you retire, you won't need to dig into your portfolio at reduced prices.
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When you dig into the story, you find the NSA had named its terrorist-tracking phone metadata program after Cameron's computer nemesis.
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Some researchers are now exploring far-from-equilibrium dynamics in the lab, as others dig into the origins of the universal numbers.
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This willingness to dig into the darker subtext at play in its universe is what makes F Is for Family worth watching.
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Schmack, who knew he could eventually be tasked with defending the conviction, decided he'd better dig into the 4,500-page discovery file.
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Tune in to dig into what happened onstage and off and ask Frederic and Ron any and all things cloud or enterprise.
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I'm going to dig into a bunch of factors that are "special" to smartphone AR, like you'd build with ARKit or ARCore.
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A better use of time might be to dig into Oni Press's and IDW Publishing's wealth of Rick and Morty comic books.
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If you don't understand something, dig into the company's website -- for example, their blog or the help section -- to research specific topics.
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From Refinery29, After After Party invites comedians, celebrities, cultural critics, and you to dig into the trending topics you care most about.
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Dan and Axios' Alayna Treene dig into Democrats' indecision on impeachment, including a large number of freshmen who are holding their fire.
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Because of her fame, she explained that she hasn't had as much time to dig into her spirituality or gain spiritual support.
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Although she ended her side-project, Monade, the same year Stereolab went on their hiatus, there is plenty to dig into there.
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But they won't stop you from browsing and liking, or force you to dig into the Settings menu to extend your limit.
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Dan and Axios' David McCabe dig into controversies surrounding Apple's App Store, which is being accused in court of being a monopoly.
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Chrome 76, however, blocks all Flash content by default and requires users to dig into their settings to run it at all.
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It's an advertisement for HotS and the raw concept of eSports, a transparent attempt by ESPN to dig into a esoteric industry.
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But also, that decision to maintain that status quo — to not dig into your emotions and express them — becomes a choice, right?
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We have "to roll up our sleeves and dig into the structures that have been set up against us," she told me.
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It's completely open source so you can dig into the schematics, build your own, or generally do whatever you want with it.
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Much of this can be ascribed to Adams, one of our finest actresses, who has a terrific part to dig into here.
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You can see the parting of ways when you dig into the 10 value questions on which Pew bases these broader numbers.
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LEDE: House lawmakers will dig into why federal agencies do not mine public social media data when conducting background checks on employees.
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It's possible Manafort innocuously gave the polls to Kilimnik because he is a political junkie and wanted to dig into the crosstabs.
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While candidates have already begun stumping on the fairgrounds, they would be remiss if they didn't dig into the fair's classic eats.
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The straps are on the thinner side, and they can dig into your shoulders if you load the bag with heavy items.
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Choose between playing as a boy or a girl farmer, and then grab your gloves and dig into a list of chores.
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"It is very complex, and the more you dig into it, the more complex it gets," Coster-Waldau told The Daily Beast.
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I get to dig into the guitar and tell myself it's okay to burn that idol and sacrifice myself and have fun.
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It's, of course, important to remember that this is a report, not gospel truths, but there's plenty of insight to dig into.
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Gone are the days where you had to dig into the configuration to make even the simplest of changes to a board.
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It's no longer a time for me to dig into deep thoughts or worry about what's going on and what's to come.
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What's next: A Republican source says conservative staff and think tanks throughout D.C. are starting to dig into the legality of this.
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Dig into the numbers a little further and you start to get a sense of just how mind-boggling these statistics are.
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The benefits sounded compelling, so I decided to dig into the research to determine whether going dairy-free is really worth it.
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Hart thinks Haddish should ignore any conversation about what she should do next and dig into her moment as a comedy star.
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I dig into it using my hands, because, well: why eat with a knife and fork when it's impossible to see anything?
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With its malware scans and ability to dig into some behind-the-scenes settings, you can also use it to find spyware.
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"As we started to dig into the idea, though, we realized it wasn't something to sleep in that we wanted," McGillivray says.
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But their insurance company had started to dig into the billing practices of the doctor prescribing the drugs and found them questionable.
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Every university in the country has history classes that dig into fascist political movements and examine them along very clear-eyed lines.
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Dan and BuzzFeed reporter Ryan Broderick dig into the trouble of 8chan, if it has a future and if it would matter.
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MC: Well actually let's take a break right now and when we come back, we'll dig into that question of social media.
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Later, writing in The Charlotte Observer, Ms. Jameson described just how much nerve it took not to dig into that bag herself.
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In 2016, the firm hired Steele to dig into any connections between Trump, then a Republican presidential candidate, and the Russian government.
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You can dig into Disney+'s vault of animated classics, superhero blockbusters, TV shows, and new originals, like The Mandalorian, starting today.
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"We do have stockpiles that we're just beginning to dig into," said Dr. Paul Holtom, an epidemiologist at Los Angeles County-U.
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If you want more details, you can read some of my previous columns or dig into a long trail of academic studies.
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But a deeper dig into South Bend's crime statistics shows a change in reporting practices rather than a rise in violent crime.
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Have all the Oreos that you need to feel refreshed and ready to dig into the material, but I still need answers.
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As hacking and Russia's relationship to the Trump campaign increasingly dominate headlines, Mr. Camp's refusal to dig into the story is conspicuous.
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But before I get to dig into it, I&aposm gonna step in the kitchen and see how these things are made.
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It's a place where businessmen in custom suits wield knives and forks as they dig into pastries served on silver-plated stands.
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That way if a bear market hits just before you retire, you won't need to dig into your portfolio at reduced prices.
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But to change that, managers must dig into their histories, build their backstories and explain, through anecdotes, how and why they invest.
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It will dig into the mother-daughter relationship between Moore and her children, including why the family didn't speak for three years.
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Once you dig into your fund's prospectus to learn about the holdings, you should see a mix of U.S. and non-U.
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"Our determination is to dig into existing interests, and this will be like turning a knife into the government itself," he said.
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The band themselves see the whole thing as a sci-fi awakening and, dig into those synths, and it'll all make sense.
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The exhibition features two new videos and text-based wall works that dig into the dichotomy of internal narratives versus external communications.
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You'll need to dig into plan rules on when and how you can eventually receive the money, and make elections accordingly, she said.
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On stage at Disrupt we'll dig into the questions that can help your run your business and prepare for the future of messaging.
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If you want to move beyond the usual hot takes and dig into the most sophisticated, surprising, and illuminating perspectives, look no further.
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Dig into our exclusive stream of the Hank classic, "Jambalaya," as interpreted by an extremely attractive British man (spolier: it's pretty damn good!).
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That means fewer DC staff are able to dig into these bills and make sure they're doing what they're supposed to be doing.
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We also dig into issues of representation, toxic work cultures, harassment, and talk about how to make the games industry a better place.
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But I do want to dig into the opposing views about the Zuckerberg memo, because I've noticed a fascinating split today in opinions.
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HC: It's important to dig into where we receive these subtle messages that give us a resistance to making money or wanting power.
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Nadal, 58, said he spent considerably above what he originally planned, but was happy to dig into his coffers for a good cause.
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It's all half-joke, half-PR stunt, but the end result is puzzling, and, if we're going to dig into the fiction, incorrect.
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I don't think I really need to dig into that one, though it is worth restating that this movie was made for children.
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First, let's meet the newest incarnations of the Archie gang and dig into all the secrets that the town of Riverdale is hiding.
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If you've spent most of 2018 indoors, you might be excited to dig into the host of bronzing products hitting stores right now.
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Apparently after his initial tweets, Musk hired a private investigator to dig into Unsworth's past, according to court documents filed earlier this month.
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It's a little anticlimactic after last week, so hopefully, the show will find time to really dig into what Toby is going through.
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But that there are those who think Trump needs to dig into his own bank account if he wants to be truly competitive.
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"Now that I've had more free time, I've been able to really dig into old records and research my family's roots," he explains.
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We've been working on a combo for three weeks, now and my muscles know the steps and can really dig into the movement.
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In short, both positions are compelling when you put aside your preconceptions, dig into the data, and speak candidly with subject matter experts.
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Many of them will attempt to dig into the president's financial history, a red line that Mueller is not believed to have crossed.
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You can dig into the folders on your device, as well as browse by file type (downloads, images, video, audio, and so on).
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So let's dig into this week's news, starting with a breakdown so dramatic it's sure to resurface as clips in the reunion episode.
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When you really dig through all this, when you really dig into it, how much of it actually happened at the Warped Tour?
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Check out our obsessive deep-dive analysis of the teaser to dig into all the clues we picked up in the new footage.
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If there are apps that you want to tailor more specifically, it's always worth having a dig into the settings inside that app.
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Americans will have an excuse Sunday to dig into their favorite flavors of ice cream, as the country celebrates National Ice Cream Day.
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That caveat aside, I'm very excited to dig into the new game and all the weird, wonderful things people will make with it.
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New results from the first CNBC/SurveyMonkey Workplace Happiness Index dig into workers' fears about technological change as they relate to job satisfaction.
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They dig into the story's class satire, the startling chemistry between leads Romola Garai and Jonny Lee Miller, and their own romantic missteps.
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The two-and-a-half-minute trailer follows Avery and Dassey through their appeals process, as their legal teams dig into the case.
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Determine your best method of attack Everyone thinks their own way to dig into a steaming hot slice of pizza is the best.
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They're so locked down, in fact, that even well-intentioned security researchers have trouble getting the access necessary to dig into their internals.
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In 210, the technologist Linda Stone coined the phrase "email apnea"—the holding of breath when we start to dig into our inboxes.
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But as the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) and the U.S. Treasury begin to dig into the details, reality is starting to bite.
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"This is still classified as a homicide and hopefully the authorities will dig into this and determine the cause of death," says James.
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Be sure to check out Little Women: Couples Retreat and stay tuned on what Joe and I dig into on the home front.
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Then we dig into the Chinese production The Great Wall, in which Matt Damon has insane hair and there are dragons, sort of.
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The two also dig into the future of open source in cloud and how they see customer use cases for cloud infrastructure evolving.
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If you want to dig into its other features, it also offers character backstories, behind-the-scenes photos, bonus video content, and more.
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Corden decided to dig into the bull penis rather than name which of Wintour's famous dinner guests he enjoyed talking to the least.
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Everything about the act of playing "Apex Legends"feelsgood, and the more I dig into the game, the more I find to love.
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The tights are super comfortable, especially the control top which doesn't dig into your stomach or leave any noticeable lines under your outfits.
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"I really wanted to dig into this question of states losing their creative talent, specifically in the context of entrepreneurship," she tells Broadly.
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But as with Swift, there's a question of what you find when you dig into what got Kelly here — that is, her feminism.
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I picked up a single use packet to help me dig into the work that had piled up during my unproductive caffeine withdrawal.
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After what I think was our first-ever break, Kate Clark and I sat down to dig into the latest startup venture news.
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Now, we are combining this work with tech-company data sets to which we're getting access, in order to really dig into cities.
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"As troubling as this story is, when you dig into the facts, thank God, there is less here than appears," the mayor said.
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"It felt like a place we could kind of dig into," said Mr. Hagerman, who has photographed hawkers and markets across Southeast Asia.
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Inside, families dig into fresh-from-the-steamer tamales and sorbet-like nieves, made in-house in flavors like mango, jicama and watermelon.
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Freeland, who later met with Mexican officials on Tuesday evening, said she is due to dig into detailed discussions with Lighthizer on Wednesday.
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We are going to speak with Sanders national policy director Josh Orton later in the show to dig into all of those details.
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He returns home to make amends with his distraught sister, and the family all gathers together to dig into a round of leftovers.
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In the same way, "The Big Goodbye," Sam Wasson's deep dig into the making of the film, is a work of exquisite precision.
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The goal in each of those cases is to dig into large and scattershot catalogs and tell readers what is worth their time.
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Bursting into embarrassed laughter (and showing off his latest festive nail job), Styles didn't hesitate to dig into a plate of cod sperm.
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They force me to dig under the cushions a bit, dig into the cracks and into the margins to find my own reality.
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But more importantly, developers can then also dig into the actual models the system generated — and even export them to a Jupyter notebook.
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"When you actually dig into what jobs require, you'd be surprised at how many of these opportunities are within your reach," Siegel said.
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Songs of summer can morph into omnipresent earworms that make you want to dig into your ear canal to make it all stop.
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It was time to dig into her past and see where she came from, especially since we have all these new digital resources.
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At the time, Jeff Weaver, Sanders' campaign manager sent out a letter acknowledging the drop and urged supporters to dig into their pockets.
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The letter comes after growing demands from key senators for GOP leaders to establish a select congressional committee to dig into the issue.
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Joni Ernst said she hasn't had time to read the whole complaint, saying, "I am going to have to dig into it."Sen.
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A hurt fighter is distracted, worried, and overcompensating with his guard, there is no better time to dig into the body with hard blows.
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By giving Mueller authority to dig into Manafort's alleged collusion with Russia, Rosenstein allowed Mueller to take the investigation closer to the president himself.
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Before we dig into all the hot takes out there, I think it's worth providing a primer of sorts — a general timeline of events.
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We definitely want to hear more about that, so hopefully as the action shifts to Tonino we'll dig into Lenny's sainthood a little more.
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However, Bove remains in wait-and-see mode until he can dig into the major banks' loan portfolios when they report in coming weeks.
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It will be the third Senate committee planning to dig into the issue next year, joining the Armed Services Committee led by Arizona Sen.
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The CPU, RAM, and SSD all appear to be user replaceable, provided you're ready to dig into the guts of your $5,000-plus machine.
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As the children dig into the food with their hands, Afaf alone puts a spoon into a tin of peas provided for her recovery.
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Yesterday she put out a new song "Greedy," which will probably be the last thing we dig into before the whole record is out.
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So, let's really dig into everything you'll ever want to know about Dragonstone, down to exactly where you can find it on a map.
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It now has tiered packages that let sports fans dig into their favorite content further, as well as add-on extras like NFL RedZone.
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We've made that available under a creative commons license for anyone to use, any other researchers who want to dig into it absolutely should.
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Both of those settings are off by default, and you can dig into the camera's settings to toggle features you want on and off.
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But for some reason these features are disabled out of the box, so you have to dig into the settings app to enable them.
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Writers will dig into the emotional complications of using food stamps, receiving an unexpected inheritance, and getting established in the world of sex work.
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P.P.O.W.'s exhibition is perfectly timed to dig into the rich seam of madness at the heart of our present cultural and political moment.
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But tune in to the show next week, when we'll be talking with Grace Gummer, and hopefully have some more hacks to dig into.
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It may not seem like a big deal, but when you play for extended periods, it really starts to dig into to your thumb.
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I've set up a bunch of time-limited Google searches so I don't have to manually dig into the "Search Tools" field, for example.
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Normally if a photo is old or a statement is untrue, some internet sleuth will quickly dig into it and put the record straight.
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Dan and Yahoo Sports columnist Dan Wetzell dig into the giant college admissions bribery scandal, which yesterday nabbed big-name actresses, investors and CEOs.
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I dig into a tasty southwest quinoa salad bowl complete with black beans, roasted corn, chicken, cheese, tortilla chiplets, avocado, and cilantro-lime dressing.
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Below, we dig into some of the unnecessary fears many of us tend to experience, as well as a few ways to overcome them.
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Dan and Axios' Kim Hart dig into T-Mobile's proposed $26.5 billion purchase of Sprint tie-up, which could be facing Justice Department opposition.
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Dan and Axios' Courtenay Brown dig into what TurboTax maker Intuit knows about its users, and efforts to create a cheaper tax filing system.
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Let's dig into the evolution of this highly useful technology, and how it has made its way into our homes and (printed) history books.
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Then we dig into Wes Anderson's 1996 debut Bottle Rocket, which is a very different mood from the Anderson you know and love today.
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Vanessa Hudgens has officially copped to defacing a rock in a national forest near Sedona, and now she'll have to dig into her wallet.
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As Friday is coming to a close, we'll keep this post short to leave plenty of room for you to dig into the audio.
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With the Globes and Ricky Gervais, you know exactly what that show is going to be and the stuff he's going to dig into.
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First, Will and Tim dig into the Romanian moral drama Graduation, which feels like Crimes and Misdemeanors-era Woody Allen, but even more despairing.
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I asked four sleep experts some questions that get beyond the basics, and dig into what sleep is and what it's doing for us.
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You'll no longer have to dig into the settings menu to connect to nearby Wi-Fi networks and Bluetooth devices when iOS 13 launches.
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By using that time to dig into your benefits, you can put yourself ahead of the curve and save a lot of money. Deductible!
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Anyway, we will have much more detailed impressions once we're able to really dig into the features here, including how integration with Gmail works.
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Shop Commando TightsCommando's main selling point is that its line of tights has a patented, raw-cut waistband that won't dig into your skin.
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The wide straps won't dig into your shoulders, and the tight-knit fabric and added elastane give this bra a soft, yet supportive feel.
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When iOS 13 launches, you'll no longer have to dig into the Settings menu to connect to a new WiFi network or Bluetooth device.
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Football Federation Australia CEO David Gallop also said he would not dig into the A-League's marquee fund to secure a contract with Bolt.
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Dig into his latest, an entertaining history of the S.A.S. from its North African desert origins, to watch the good guys outwit the Nazis.
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Now that some journalists won't waste time being insulted and lied to at the White House, they can dig into Trump's business & Russia ties.
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It makes sense that the series would dig into the world of the Hudson Bay Trading Company, since they're the villains of this tale.
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Facebook and Apple can create fun augmented reality masks like Snapchat did, but neither company has a database of user avatars to dig into.
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To really dig into slow-jam Yeah Yeah Yeahs, you'd do well to pick out album tracks from their last album, 2013's Mosquito.
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They dig into hemp-raised pork, cook up cannabis-infused cornbread, and top it all off with barbecue sauce that will get you stoned.
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The Thais have always been more relaxed about custom, you think, as you dig into some mediocre fried rice you could get in Brooklyn.
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Tune in to dig into what happened onstage and off and ask Josh and Frederic any and all things Facebook, social or dev tools.
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The trouble started when a heat probe, known as the "mole," did not manage to dig into the red planet as planned last year.
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Yeah. Were to dig into the metrics that companies are using to justify their growth figures, I suspect we'd find a lot more stories.
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The president went on to demand a criminal investigation, or better yet, a special counsel to dig into alleged Justice Department and FBI wrongdoing.
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One of the reasons I was determined to dig into Prague's contemporary art scene is because it plays a huge role in my family.
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Baicker says the evidence needs more scrutiny: "The next set of questions we're going to answer [will] dig into emergency department use," she said.
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Weber is famously a pilot, and a deeper dig into his Instagram shows that he has been flying for Delta Airlines since early 2018.
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The two companies have yet to announce a formal agreement, and a deal could collapse as executives dig into the details of a merger.
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To win them over, Democrats must dig into their profiles and expose how Trump and Republican actions and policies clash with each group's priorities.
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The two companies have yet to announce a formal agreement, and a deal could collapse as executives dig into the details of a merger.
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We're pretty hungry and slightly buzzed at this point, so we dig into the bread on the table as soon as we sit down.
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Although Murray loves to snooze on the bed, he&aposs definitely rough on it, jumping on or off, or trying to dig into it.
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"But if you dig into the morphology of the plaques," he continues, "they appear to be more benign" than in people who exercise less.
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Congress needs to take the burden off of consumers and establish clear rules about corporations using big data to dig into our private lives.
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No matter which choice you go with, make sure "to dig into the underlying product," said Gerstemeier, so you know how your index invests.
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Without comment, Styles tucked a napkin in his collar and grabbed some utensils to dig into the cod sperm rather than answer the question.
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If you really dig into what is happening in this debate there are two different views of what the constraint is on political change.
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Dan and Axios CEO Jim VandeHei dig into the politics of wealth taxes and the prospect of billionaire Mike Bloomberg joining the presidential field.
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Breaking it downAs a better comparison, let's dig into how a jobs guarantee would look compared to what the US already pays for the military.
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This brought an influx of new, younger fans (myself included) who were hungry to dig into the band's back catalog, which included hundreds of shows.
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You can dig into more of its findings, including a look at the 100 companies and industries that currently spend the most on advertising, here.
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By the time fall rolled around, they'd have time to dig into other priorities—maybe the big infrastructure bill Trump had promised during the campaign.
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"In cold conditions, you want waxes that are hard and durable so the snow crystals can't dig into the ski base as much," he says.
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The idea of the shoot was to dig into the age-old traditions of our country, and the Pushkar Mela seemed like the perfect fit.
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The way they created the film may ultimately end up backfiring on them, particularly as news outlets dig into Avery's crimes more and more deeply.
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It's worth taking a few minutes to dig into them though, as it can make the whole idea of posting or browsing much more appealing.
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With all these leads going dark, Thulin and his co-founder Samir Smajic wanted to dig into the data to figure out what was happening.
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The interviewer either wasn't prepared to dig into the specifics of what the candidates were saying or didn't see it as part of his job.
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It certainly isn't a terrible idea, but the more you dig into the matter the less it looks like an out-and-out good one.
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Users can add money to their accounts if they dig into their phone's settings: you first must go into settings, then to iTunes & App Store.
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Below, we dig into the who, what and how of impact investing, as well as a few tips for getting your foot in the door.
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Some of it is optional; if you really want to dig into Pyre's lore, you'll have access to a massive tome to do just that.
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TechCrunch Sessions is heading to San Jose on July 10 — just a few days from now — to dig into the future (and present) of transportation.
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Otting will have some discretion, however, as to just how far the agency goes in using its extensive powers to dig into the candidate's background.
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For a show built around a mysterious murder, Riverdale is relatively fluffy, leaving other shows to dig into the distinctly modern obstacles of teenage life.
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But if I did have unlimited time and space… I think I'd prove myself a hypocrite and dig into that kind of bullshit for myself.
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Before I dig into all the ways the Cinderella story needs to be updated, I have to explain why the 1997 version was so lit.
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Things get interesting when the study's authors dig into the role social media and tech companies are playing in the public's perception of the news.
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Series A investors, depending on the sales model, will dig into 12+ months of data to understand churn — and usually need to see negative churn.
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Dan and Axios Sports editor Kendall Baker dig into the extortion charges against Michael Avenatti, and what it means for both Nike and the NCAA.
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You can generalize coarse-grained things, but the minute you want to dig into finer-grained, you have to look at each individual more closely.
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And no doubt it gives a lot of -- those who want to continue to dig into it for many years to come based on this.
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We dig into yesterday's lawsuit brought by the SEC against chat app maker Kik, which may legally determine if digital tokens are currencies or securities.
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They expected players would really dig into the hardcore racing aspects, battling against each other in online races and competing in the ranked progression system.
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This prompted the CDC to dig into its case archives, which indicated more than 200 cases reported over the past two years from 20 states.
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The deeper you dig into different cultural layers the more you understand how little all the racial topics and daily politics (including National Socialism) matter.
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Sessions are smaller and more intimate than Main Stage events, and that gives the audience and panelists more time to really dig into a topic.
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You're excited to dig into the Jingle Jangle and other tasty snacks piled high on your plate, but sadly you don't have a free hand.
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I'd say about 70% of my job is engaging and collaborating with people across the business to dig into data and aid in decision-making.
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Google didn't respond to questions about what will change in their browser by default and what will require people to dig into settings to adjust.
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I think that the only way that someone can educate themselves about certain pseudoscience theories or even other conspiracies is to just dig into it.
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It claims this technology can dig into the substance of users' writing in a way that's not possible with Microsoft Word or other autocorrect programs.
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A cursory dig into the UTA – which represents the interests of taxi companies across Upstate New York—reveals a telling and all-too-familiar picture.
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We dig into Cadence of Hyrule: Crypt of the NecroDancer Ft. The Legend of Zelda, SteamWorld Quest, Slay the Spire, BattleTech: Urban Warfare and more!
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But overall, these tests allowed us to dig into the smarts of the AI on an iPhone, and Google Assistant came out the clear winner.
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" The new feature gives users the ability to "discover and dig into the stories" behind some notable trends, for example "On Fleek" and "Shmoney Dance.
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But dig into the settings and you'll find that you can adjust things like the amount of torque, or limit the power to the wheels.
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To break down this song and dig into the jazz theory that defines "Sir Duke," I talked to Stevie Wonder's greatest fan, musician Jacob Collier.
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In this week's Reboot segment, we dig into Michael Mann's The Last of the Mohicans, which features a brawny Daniel Day-Lewis being hyper-intense.
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As such, this represents an end of an era, where we're free to dig into these games and make whatever we want out of them.
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The solution, as Apple and other companies see it, is to dig into bank accounts — and tap existing real estate — to help address the problem.
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That said I always did track spending in Quicken, so we had a good handle on cash flow if we wanted to dig into it.
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However, I caution against just watching, as one must dig into the polls in order to understand what they actually reflect, versus the top line.
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Fusion GPS was initially hired by the Washington Free Beacon, a conservative website backed in part by Republican donor Paul Singer, to dig into Trump.
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But when I dig into the details of how a poll got made, sometimes I feel less certain, like polls don't mean anything at all.
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Now a startup that helps make it easier for regular people to dig into and visualise sports stats has picked up some funding to grow.
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You hear stories about this person or that person being innocent but you don't dig into someone else's case just to make your own judgement.
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If you wanted to dig into your family's health history to see which conditions you might be predisposed to, you went with 23andMe's Health kit.
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It was evident to me that this cast relished the opportunity to dig into difficult material without having to worry about drawing a broad audience.
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He urged me to dig into my family history, which I'd never done and it turns out no one in my family had ever done.
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" Finish up your crawl at Alewife Brewing Company, where you can dig into a hearty late lunch or early dinner, and "of course, more beer.
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We skip over the lofty prognostications from venture capitalists and storytime with founders to dig into the nuts and bolts of how it all works.
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The film is a critical darling and a commercial success, and it's an unusual choice for the Best Picture category; below, we dig into why.
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The fact is, the vast majority of people who attend it won't care much about the somewhat abstruse issues I dig into in this post.
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Finally, before we dig into Gabi, how it works and why that matters, it's worth noting that the company declined to share any growth metrics.
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After reading that book, and as I began to dig into these cases, I started to see the power of journalism to effect positive change.
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Were airports to dig into their rainy day funds, lenders would respond to the heightened credit risk by increasing interest rates and reducing credit lines.
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At the same time, he impaneled an investigatory grand jury to dig into other complaints against Mr. Weinstein, expanding the inquiry to include financial crimes.
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Over the last decade, this team has not needed them often; it has been much too good to need to dig into that particular well.
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"Minecraft" players could dig into the game from a young age, and YouTube provided a platform for players to share their adventures and custom creations.
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Season 1: Episodes 33 and 5 Season 3: Episodes 4, 6, 11 Dig into the episodes that are widely considered the best of the best.
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So this hearing would've allowed Congress to dig into his justification that the question would help the government "better enforce" the Voting Rights Act. Rep.
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Whether the system is healthy and functional, or whether it's on life support, are questions for the show to dig into as the season moves along.
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As we prepare to dig into a new season of rose magnums and debauchery, viewers may notice there are a few new faces in the Hamptons.
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In most cases, aside from the protagonist scenes with to his confidantes, many characters don't frequently open up to each other and dig into their pasts.
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Apple offers more ways to dig into podcasts (via a featured podcasts section, categories, trending shows, and search) and a more varied way of presenting them.
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Super lemon haze as an aperitif, followed by a side of bruschetta, and after you have some Cherry AK, dig into some slow-roasted pork belly.
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Then there are Newton's laws of physics acting against you—if you try to dig into the surface, you could end up pushing yourself right off.
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So, Taylor Swift has released a good song that, when you dig into it, includes some very problematic views about her world buried within it. Again.
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But things get complicated when we dig into what Trump wants Zelensky to investigate — because it has to do with a conspiracy theory Trump has peddled.
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She asked the soldiers for their support and understanding for her efforts to dig into this and other recent cases of crimes and racism involving soldiers.
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Dig into the depths of your junk drawer and fish out that crumpled old photo of your ex, as it could prove useful this Valentine's Day.
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To help dig into this lucrative market, the company is introducing a new AI-powered tool named StyleSnap which will help customers find clothes to buy.
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TechCrunch created TC Sessions: Mobility to explore new ideas and startups, dig into the tech and highlight the people driving change in this ever-changing industry.
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Scarlett Johansson "Ghost In The Shell" Film - 2017 As the Major begins to dig into her history, she learns that her entire backstory was a lie.
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They have just the right amount of padding to never dig into my shoulders, and I consider their lack of sternum or waist straps a bonus.
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The online interface is a breeze to use and lets you dig into your stats in great detail, letting you chart different variables against each other.
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Three leaders on the front lines of this battleground will dig into what's next for scooters, the sustainability of a shared model, unit economics and more.
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Tune in to dig into what happened onstage and off and ask Frederic and Ron any and all things Kubernetes, open-source development or dev tools.
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Once it hears something, the aye aye then uses its other claws to dig into the bark, then dig out invertebrates using its long toilet claw.
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They also dig into Destiny 2's upcoming expansion, Shadowkeep, and whether this is the kind of story and atmosphere that Destiny is capable of evoking.
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I sip my coffee during the walk, dig into my parfait at the office, and start working through a data visualization for our big meeting tomorrow.
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Although pilings and screwjacks are now used extensively in the Arctic, the additional materials and effort to dig into the permafrost makes construction costs even higher.
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In this week's roundup we dig into the Overwatch League Grand Finals, Steam's newest update, and the odd specter of orphaned games that still get updates.
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With that said, let's dig into the best games of 240 (that I had time to play): One of the dumbest, best games of the year.
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VICELAND is also airing a new episode of THE TRIXIE & KATYA SHOW, on which two former RuPaul's Drag Race contestants dig into life's most pressing issues.
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New opportunities to specialize With any new piece of technology comes an opportunity for freelancers to dig into a new niche and specialize in a field.
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De Forest says he's received a few donations over the years but also has to frequently dig into his own pockets to keep the doors opened.
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As they dig into the viralizing of such stories, congressional investigations are probing not just Russia's role but whether Moscow had help from the Trump campaign.
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Both movies are based on pulpy page-turners, but only Gone Girl understands how to both wring out suspense and also dig into the characters' heads.
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" The couple begin to dig into a thing of brownies (what time is it?) and Kristin points her fork behind Jay, "Fish tank is not coming.
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Eliot Engel (D-NY), the Foreign Affairs Committee plans to dig into Trump's connections abroad and whether his business interests might be influencing the administration's policies.
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And precisely, I am an optimist, this is a game we can win, but we have to dig into it, we have to work at it.
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In Dig Dug, players control the titular character Dig Dug as they dig into the earth and defeat monsters that have dug their own subterranean tunnels.
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Mark and Will dig into the new, dull King Kong flick Kong: Skull Island, then wrestle with Olivier Assayas's mysterious Kristen Stewart ghost drama Personal Shopper.
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Livingston went to see the country and visit his friend, but he also took advantage of an opportunity to dig into the secrets behind Barbosa's durability.
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We can dig into it, I'm just telling you we're shipping," Larson said, while Thompson followed by saying: "Brie is my real-life queen, in general.
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"When you dig into how they spend money, they're not really focused on leaving it to heirs," said Rich Ramassini, director of strategy for PNC Investments.
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But drivers will need to dig into the details to see if savings would pan out, said Matt DeLorenzo, a managing editor for Kelley Blue Book.
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Instead, you'll want to skim the text for important topics and keywords beforehand so you know what to expect when you actually dig into the material.
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The move would mark a dramatic escalation of their effort to dig into Russia's election interference and potential ties between the Trump campaign and Moscow. Sen.
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When I am faced with a couple months of touring, I like to dig into a series of fiction, like Patrick O'Brian's Aubrey and Maturin novels.
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Thursday April 20th: Waypoint contributor Sayem Ahmed joins Mike and Kate to dig into Persona 5 and 2017 so far's amazing array of games from Japan.
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All eyes are on Holt now: How deep will he dig into issues like Trump's tax returns and charitable spending, or Clinton's never-ending email scandal?
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If you dig into the paper, you find that the most interesting data has to do with the variations in benefits across regions and over time.
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I hope we dig into his work, as we do Scripture, and find something that speaks to us, pushes us past comfort, makes us say amen.
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Stephen Colbert on Monday was eager to dig into Anderson Cooper's "60 Minutes" interview with Stephanie Clifford, the former pornographic film actress known as Stormy Daniels.
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It's determined to dig into the reasons these sorts of stories are often told in certain ways, and to ask how they might be told better.
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As the Islamic State expanded, it systematically looted and destroyed, using heavy machinery to dig into ancient sites that had scarcely been excavated before the war.
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Here's some of our favorite articles about the holiday, both serious and fun, that you can dig into when you aren't tucking into turkey or pie.
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Despite Floodgate being an early-stage firm, Choi was more than willing to dig into the week's later-stage topics, starting with the Peloton IPO filing.
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"With the show, we like to take things that feel familiar and dig into them," Sugar said in a recent interview with The New York Times.
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Before we dig into the venture capital data, a reminder that, even with recent declines, we're still in warm waters as far as tech valuations go.
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"That's what we really wanted to dig into," said Samantha Barry, the current editor of Glamour, which will publish the report in its June/July issue.
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The status of Mr. Mueller's investigation is not clear, but he has assembled a veteran team of prosecutors and agents to dig into any possible collusion.
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MORGAN BRENNAN: Senator, just to dig into that a little more all of the oxygen in the room seems to be going to the impeachment inquiry.
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The rugged outer shell of the Hyperice Vyper is made of polypropylene, which transfers vibration well, and features sixteen small ridges that dig into soft tissue.
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Now Rubio has given up on Ohio to dig into Florida, where Cruz has a heel on his balls and Trump has one on his neck.
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The goal is to dig into a nominee's past in order to gather information the White House can use in determining someone's suitability for high office.
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You can dig into all sorts of numbers and narratives, but when your goaltender is stopping 19 out of every 20 shots, you're going to win.
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Clint and Ti share their thoughts on the latest installment of the Guardians of the Galaxy and dig into what other critics have been saying as well.
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Image: ScreenshotBazzell's Intel Techniques website has a host of free tools you can use to dig into the data on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, and other places.
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But even in New York's concrete expanse, Shanti—chef de cuisine at Benne on Eagle in Asheville—has found some time to dig into that Appalachian spirit.
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In our conversation, Hyman and I dig into Silicon Valley's history with labor rights, startup work structures and the role of immigration in the US tech ecosystem.
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You know you can count on Stephen Colbert or Seth Meyers to dig into the issues of the day; you turn to Fallon for non-political fluff.
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Mapping the Interior by Stephen Graham Jones Last month, we posted an excerpt from Stephen Graham Jones' upcoming novella, and we're really excited to dig into it.
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In the first five episodes screened for critics, the protagonists trade off narration duties in episodes that dig into their pasts via their preferred pop-culture lenses.
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So, we didn't get to U.S.-China cross-border venture flows, or the new Lightspeed China fund, but we did dig into: SoftBank's latest three mega investments.
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The Han Solo movie is one of the most high-profile projects in Hollywood, the first standalone Star Wars film to dig into a beloved character's backstory.
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Orbital Cloud by Taiyo Fujii We posted the first chapter to Taiyo Fujii's next novel last month, and we're excited to dig into the rest of it.
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It's a continuation of the Trump administration stonewalling Democrats on their requests for documents and witnesses — which is only intensifying as they dig into the Ukraine scandal.
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It's a good time to curl up on the couch or a comfy chair and dig into some of the books that you've been meaning to read.
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The new show taps two drag icons to dig into life's most pressing issues—from love and sex to fear and death, one topic at a time.
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And if we dig into Pokémon GO subreddit The Silph Road, we can start to make an educated guess as to which ones are first in line.
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It's far better than having to dig into settings and find the section to add a Bluetooth device, and it won't just be supported by Surface devices.
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Watch the full video, below: From Refinery29, After After Party invites comedians, celebrities, cultural critics, and you to dig into the trending topics you care most about.
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The scripts, from a team headed up by co-creator Jantje Friese, are endlessly clever in their construction, while not quite offering enough humanity to dig into.
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And, as a direct result, didn't dig into a story of time travel used for malicious, selfish purposes, and family and friends torn apart in the backdraft.
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But he does dig into the impulses behind the new trilogy's younger characters, cracking them open and examining their psychology in a way Star Wars rarely has.
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Don't just think fiction stories either: You can dig into great historical non-fiction, or biographies, or self-help and motivation books while you're avoiding social media.
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This week we dig into the surprise science-fiction hit Arrival, Jeff Nichols's drama Loving, and Ang Lee's 120-fps war drama Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk.
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LAPD sources tell us they've obtained a search warrant to dig into phone and email records, and right now the working theory is the perp goes buzzzzzzz.
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It was an opportunity for the band to expand their universe, to dig into their instincts, and perhaps even to re-embrace that sexy robot from 1984.
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This battle to control drug prices coincides with a decade of limited approvals of potential blockbusters, putting more pressure on the industry to dig into its position.
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The hearing does have one major limitation, however: It is not expected to dig into links, financial or otherwise, between Trump and Russia or other foreign actors.
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As an alternative, Bannon said he is trying to set up an independent, nonpartisan tribunal to dig into scandals in the American arm of the Catholic Church.
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Though Amazon's submissions dig into risks associated with failures of their satellites, the analysis is arguably relevant to all new proposed constellations planned for low-Earth orbit.
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McConnell called such scrutiny "presidential harassment," suggesting that House Democrats might commit political malpractice if they dig into Trump's tax records and subpoena officials in the administration.
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The deeper you dig into the Laurel Highlands, the more treasure you uncover, and soon the path to Fallingwater becomes almost as interesting as the house itself.
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If we have to dig into what they did wrong according to today's values, let's not forget all the risks they took and the taboos they broke.
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Only after this is complete does he dig into specific companies, with an eye for those best-positioned to deliver returns that help him beat the market.
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The bevel on the inside edge of the ring means that it won't dig into your finger, while the matte surface looks cool and should age well.
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LEDE: The House on Thursday will dig into the U.S. government's plan to hand off its oversight role of technical functions that help people navigate the Internet.
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If you wanted to write a history of the Internet, one of the first things you would do is dig into the email archives of Vint Cerf.
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Some mechanics, like how swiping left allows you to briefly stall the forward momentum of a jump, aren't fully explained, unless you dig into the game's manual.
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You can dig into the EP below's opening track "Belated Brains" below and let the synths, fucked up timing, and wonky tempo shifts scatter your brains around.
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"I wanted to craft layers and layers of hidden clues and deeper narratives that people could dig into, if they were interested," Counts tells The Creators Project.
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Danielle, Natalie, and Rob dig into all of it on this episode of Be Good and Rewatch It. You can subscribe on iTunes, Google Play, and Stitcher.
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The judiciary and intelligence committees could then use the returns to dig into whether Trump got anything of value from foreigners or had business ties to Russia.
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The policy flyaround • Six Republican leaders in Congress say they don't plan to dig into President Trump's finances as part of their investigation into Russian election interference.
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Now, it seems out of reach, as Beijing and Washington impose tit-for-tat tariffs and dig into positions in ways that will be hard to resolve.
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Instead of our regular lineup, we got Alex on the phone with an IPO expert to dig into the year's IPO cycle both at home and abroad.
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One said she'd want to dig into her attacker's more recent past, see if he's shown respect for women and allow for the chance that he'd changed.
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On "Unladylike," the two discuss rule-breaking women and dig into research about topics such as how to be a Mormon feminist or how to clap back.
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Or, if you'd prefer, you could dig into 12 great stories that have nothing to do with politics, including what makes some mushrooms glow in the dark.
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"We have to dig into the details a bit more to know if the substitutes would be as beneficial as claimed," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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There is an undisciplined president who does not have the background, attention span or curiosity to dig into issues, ask for contrary opinions, and listen to experts.
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These extensions make it manageable and motivating to dig into your emails—and who knows, maybe you'll even reach that mythical inbox zero you've been dreaming of.
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We didn&apost add to our savings accounts that year, but we also didn&apost dig into them as much as we thought we would need to.
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I guess I would recommend that folks just dig into the sound and get lost—to me this stuff is psychedelic music, so disorientation is a plus!
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To understand the full context of those glances, we have to dig into the rom-com heart at the center of Crazy Rich Asians' heavily stylized opulence.
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In our interview, we dig into Watts' character, his views on creativity and human nature, and how Dickinson's film tackles the dystopian future from a new perspective.
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Rather than dig into that complicated debate, I'll just note that right now interest rates are not zero, and the Fed is even thinking about raising rates.
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I'll watch a few trailers, follow a dev or two on Twitter, and maybe just before release I'll dig into what's available to further whet my appetite.
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Neither do I, trying to dig into this story, which is a gamble and your bosses have to be willing to kind of let you do that.
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They do, though, use the question as an opportunity to dig into "Kentucky's own rich, right wing 'outsider' in power," the current Governor of Kentucky, Matt Bevin.
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Thirteen episodes is both too sprawling to tell one central story and not sprawling enough to dig into any of the show's supporting tales in a satisfactory way.
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CN: We often don't know about their stories and about how they formed their worldview, so I want to dig into that, I want to have some fun.
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It's therefore likely that Trump didn't want Haspel to dig into her agency's findings with senators ahead of the vote — a decision that rankled lawmakers from both parties.
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They could use any available cash on hand and loans in the meantime and then dig into their 529 account at the end of 83 to reimburse themselves.
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The bill to be debated in parliament on Tuesday night would also grant police and spy services greater powers to dig into suspects' computers and mobile phone communications.
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They also said they want to dig into Trump's property holdings, son-in-law Jared Kushner's businesses and daughter Ivanka Trump's use of private emails for official business.
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Let's dig into how Lincoln has fared in China recently, why China's potential is so great, and why Ford needs to begin producing Lincolns in China despite risks.
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Even in its original run, Charmed was the type of show that takes a little bit of time to find its footing and really dig into its story.
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Outside the aesthetics and narrative, I can confidently report that Sword and Shield play much like Pokémon games when you really dig into the minute-by-minute gameplay.
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As a last minute costume idea, however... Dig into your closet or your dad's and pull out any suit (really any shirt, jacket, and tie combo will do).
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With the new Powerbeats, I do find that if I don't position them well, the right over-ear hook starts to dig into the back of my ear.
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We dig into some of these findings below and explore a few time-tested ways to handle the biggest day-to-day stressors small business owners (SBOs) experience.
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If January's CES is the main course when it comes to trade shows, February's New York Toy Fair is the dessert you can't wait to dig into afterwards.
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It's packed full of free online resources that will likely be useful to teachers, the climate-change-curious, and anyone just looking to dig into publicly available data.
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Check out the full discussion here: From Refinery29, After After Party invites comedians, celebrities, cultural critics, and you to dig into the trending topics you care most about.
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In another episode, he talks to Marc Lackritz and Mary Diorio, two members of the Senate Watergate Committee's investigative staff, who helped dig into the allegations against Nixon.
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"We were so excited to see if Austin would dig into his own Polkatots smash cake just like Addison did at her first birthday party," admits Pappas Stagliano.
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You can check out the full details from Epic Games, though there will likely be plenty of other secrets to come once players dig into the new update.
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Eight 30-minute slots is not enough time to really dig into a show that is so jam packed with meaningful commentary about life as a Black millennial.
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What they fear most is the probes into central figures around Trump, and what happens when investigators dig into the context for so many meetings with the Russians.
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Dig into some ceviche, a famous seafood dish that consists of fresh raw fish cured in citrus juices, popular in coastal regions like Ecuador, Colombia, Chile, and Peru.
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This episode, Katie Roof, Matthew Lynley and I — Alex Wilhelm — were joined by NEA partner Rick Yang to dig into the week's earnings, IPOs, and surprise M&A.
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To test whether it's reasonable, we need to dig into what it means to say that anyone, much less a president, does or does not have legitimate authority.
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After you dig into that profile, you can check out his Extra Crunch piece that digs further into how security execs and startups can learn from the saga.
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At a few points, these glimpses of the past start to bleed over into the episode's present, as current day Dre and Bow dig into yet another argument.
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Lawmakers want to use the hearing to dig into Comey's firing and the investigation into Russia's election meddling, which also includes potential ties between Trump's campaign and Moscow.
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Kate and Alex were here yesterday to dig into the Uber IPO filing; for today's episode, we put that aside and discussed everything else that happened this week.
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At that point, the only way to stop the cheese scent from spreading through the school is to dig into the wheel face first, pie-eating contest style.
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LIGO scientists checked their work again, and a party of experts visited the Niels Bohr Institute last year to dig into the details of Jackson and colleagues' algorithms.
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Read more: Largest Sex Worker Conference in the US Is Canceled Amid FOSTA Fears What are you going to dig into next, now that this study is completed?
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I'm about dig into In the Country of Women by Susan Straight, who is based in Riverside, CA. She's a favorite novelist and I almost always read fiction.
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There's certainly a lot there for a long-running TV show to dig into, as Corwin's family members battle each other and the Courts of Chaos for control.
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In Michigan, a special prosecutor was appointed to dig into what Michigan State University officials knew about Nassar, the convicted child abuser and former USA Gymnastics team doctor.
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Buruma defended the piece in an interview with Slate, saying he published it because he was interested in helping people dig into the complexities of cases like Ghomeshi's.
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That's where investors need to apply their own judgment, dig into their portfolios, and determine whether the companies they're invested in align with their own morals and beliefs.
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A new tool from the Urban Institute, a nonpartisan think tank in Washington, D.C., lets people dig into student loan information on a state — and even county — level.
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Leaders in the open-source Kubernetes revolution — Joe Beda (VMware), Aparna Sinha (Google) and others — will dig into what Kubernetes means to companies making the move to cloud.
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James Howard-Higgins, a private eye hired by Musk to dig into Unsworth, was also tasked with feeding information surreptitiously back to the press, the new documents indicate.
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The highlight feature of Pixel Buds, which I'll dig into in a bit, is the ability to tap into an Android smartphone to translate languages in real-time.
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But to slurp a bowl of ramen at Furious Spoon or to dig into some barbecue smoked on the premises at Smoque BBQ requires waiting until 10 a.m.
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And when an artist starts talking about personal preference, there's a unique opportunity to learn beyond a traditional lesson, and dig into the specific tastes of the creator.
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