Instead of giving up and staying warm by the fireplace, Boots started digging … and digging … and digging.
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I'm digging back, and you're digging this, and I'm digging you, and it's all good, you know?
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"Learning" translates to research and "digging" translates to, well, digging.
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This exhibition is, in effect, an excavation of our collective consciousness: we are digging for memory, digging for justice, digging for life.
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I've done psychological digging; they're doing archaeological digging in my archive.
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It's a game where you play as a cute blue robot named Dorothy, exploring a Western-style planet by digging, digging, and then doing some more digging.
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When I wasn't digging into Baltimore's imaginativeness and camp, I was digging its food.
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Instead of digging up two feet of contaminated soil for disposal, digging up eight feet.
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I started digging and digging, and I thought, it's much more than just the cards.
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"We're digging, digging... hoping to find someone alive," the mayor of one of the villages said.
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So many guys on the tour are digging and digging and having difficulties to win trophies.
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But at no point while digging did I have to think about why I was digging.
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It felt like I was digging a hole for myself and I was like, 'I'll just keep digging, I'll just keep digging,' then it was like 'Oh, I'm 6 feet under'.
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The building was flattened, he was digging with his bare hands, digging and crying for two days.
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Now, we&aposre going to keep digging and digging until we peel back every layer of this deep state.
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When Brian is not digging up the waterways to remove sediment, he's usually digging in creeks, looking for gold.
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They won't even stop digging the hole, to get out of the hole you have to stop digging first.
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Before you started digging, the idea of sulfur or gold didn't make sense, but gold, however, is an incentive to keep digging.
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But the study noted that digging with a stick in their mouths was less effective compared to digging with their hooves or snouts.
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There's a fine line between digging your heels in and digging yourself into a hole, and the administration has certainly crossed it here.
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But in this study, the termites preferred to excavate where other termites were currently digging, and their behavior was focused around digging, not building.
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"Initially, we were trying to research who had done large-scale underwater puppets before and we were digging in, digging in," said Benh Zeitlin.
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"If artists could save a man from a lifetime of digging coal by digging it themselves one hour a week, most would refuse," she wrote.
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Digging near the "P" A team of investigators is digging for Smart's remains on sun-baked hills in a far section of the 1,321-acre campus.
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If you are digging in a tightly defined area, are digging a trench, or are very short, you might prefer a shovel with a short handle.
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"We are no longer digging -- we will find a way that can give us access (without digging) direct to the area where the boys are," he said.
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"When I was coming up with the concept for this release, we were just digging and digging and we came up with these [Brathwaite] images," Rihanna said.
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Google is also deploying cables with a technique called "microtrenching"—essentially digging very shallow trenches to lay cables, which is again easier and cheaper than digging deep holes.
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To get the digging done efficiently, he said, "there's only one good strategy" — an unequal distribution of tunnel digging work and a willingness to turn away from work.
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" - Courtney, 20 "Digging irrigation trenches with religious fundamentalists.
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Still, it's not hard to return to that big hole in the ground, and the thought that everybody is digging and digging, to a place they might never return from.
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DAN BLAKE: 'THE DIGGING' (Wednesday) Mr. Blake is a saxophonist with a wide range of stylistic references, as he illustrates on his new album, "The Digging," which was released in May.
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Musk faces a raft of obstacles: In addition to the cost of digging, tunnel contractors must build escape routes, prevent local structures from moving during digging and avoid triggering environmental problems.
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Magic Bar, because of his digging prowess — told me.
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Digging through fan theory pages for Twin Peaks or Westworld to see people digging through shot sequences and visual allusions for the skeleton key that makes it all perfectly logical and crystalline.
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Digging one way would take me to a buried manifold with a shorted-out electric valve, while digging in the other direction would lead back toward the spot where the pool had appeared.
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How did you go about digging up the source materials?
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He's playing to the people who have been digging it.
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Digging a little deeper also reveals a robust settings menu.
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But the digging to get there is a lot more
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But luckily, the company's robots will be doing the digging.
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I wanted the act of digging to become an obsession.
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Instead of digging deep for answers, be in the now.
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The driver was digging trenches for Houthi fighters, witnesses said.
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Getz believes this helped save her children from digging deeper.
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The party has had luck digging there in the past.
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Digging out the cause of this curious gap remains hazardous.
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"It's certainly a question that we're digging into," said Brown.
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With Ping digging in, chances for a settlement seem slim.
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He then spent months digging and building out his cave.
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In theory that means hundreds of years of digging yet.
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Kim Kelly is digging up more black gold on Twitter.
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The study couldn't determine just why the pigs keep digging.
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Rather be digging and playing baseball and shooting some basketball.
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So Mr Baron's digging does not completely close the case.
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We are digging up these histories [that] are totally buried.
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That's when you'll want to start digging into the menus.
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The use of tools for hunting or digging for tubers.
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They even withstood my kittens digging their nails into them.
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Is there anything better than digging into a good book?
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Our colleague Gregg Jarrett did some digging into Weissmann past.
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After some digging by the press the full story emerged.
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Although I'm digging the concept, Swings are unfortunately not waterproof.
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However, digging deeper into the numbers tells a different story.
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So far, though, conservatives are still digging in against it.
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Start digging down, though, and the seams start to show.
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The people are digging it, and it continues to happen.
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So we decided to do some digging of our own.
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The first rule of holes, senator, is to stop digging.
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Trey Gowdy, saying that he supported the FBI digging further.
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"Somebody did the digging and it's apparently explosive," Frank said.
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But how many reporters were really digging into Trump's charity?
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We are digging our heels in for the long term.
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A video shows people furiously digging to get him out.
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I know that she is doing a lot of digging.
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After digging for a while, metal began to shine through.
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TechCrunch is still digging into the latest WikiLeaks data dump.
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Kim and Kourtney Kardashian's rugrats are digging the Cuban life.
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Seriously, we're digging into the big questions from the top.
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But I didn't want people digging into it, so much.
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Months after the bombing, the city was still digging out.
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Many stone hunters simply find a spot and start digging.
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Bury mesh underneath the soil to keep cats from digging.
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Gualtieri said they are digging into that policy and others.
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People might yell at you: Stop digging through the garbage.
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But they're not digging in the ground or refining ore.
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Some people spent months secretly digging tunnels under the Wall.
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The company is digging tunnels underneath the congested roadway system.
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But a relentless detective named Box cannot resist digging deeper.
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Waters is digging in, saying she's calling for "peaceful" protests.
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But the leaks then started coming as journalists kept digging.
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We then see Jesse in the desert digging a hole.
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Your first challenge would be digging through the Earth's crust.
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For now, the Japanese side is digging in on dairy.
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She's kind of our watchdog digging up the latest scandal.
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Not in terms of hate and retrenchment and digging it.
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Just that the Yakuza are digging a really huge hole.
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So I spent some time digging into this sleep research.
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I like your song about women being gold digging whores.
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The Digging Remedy is out on June 10 with Warp.
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Then she started digging into his love life in general.
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Pluto has a way of digging up what's been concealed.
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Marines were constantly digging in deeper and rebuilding their defenses.
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China, for its part, is digging its heels in too.
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It was a welcome surprise I found digging around Montreal.
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I was digging in my heels trying to lean back.
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He has declined to reveal the results of his digging.
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Several years ago, Mr. Barbee's digging led him to gold.
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DaCosta is better at setting scenes than digging into them.
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"Some of our search involves some hand digging," he said.
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Click on the host's profile and do a little digging.
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However, you do not need to go digging for answers.
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It took an hour of digging, but he found it.
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I've already got some land where they're digging a hole.
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Science is about debate, not about digging your heels in.
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They were master vanishers, digging down into the sandy substratum.
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It was spotted digging through garbage at the farmers' market.
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You're still in the pockets of corporations digging our destruction.
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Some residents have reported hearing the sounds of digging underground.
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"Democrats are not shy about digging into pricing," Mendelson said.
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Nose pickers are often said to be digging for gold.
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It requires a bit of digging on the dancers' part.
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The job of digging out can begin in earnest today.
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Israel accused Lebanon's Hezbollah movement of digging across the frontier.
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This is how you watch a guy digging a hole.
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Books of The Times A woman is digging a grave.
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It takes some digging to find alternatives to Hollywood's view.
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Last week Giuliani was in Ukraine, still digging up dirt.
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Guys aren't digging in a goalies pads with their skates.
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My friend Ale Reis, is always digging for new artists.
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With the extra time, I did some digging into meat.
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When we arrived, Reynir's son was already there digging frantically.
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Why you'll love it: No need to throw your back out digging in tough soil — The Fiskars Long-Handle Round-Point Steel Digging Shovel cuts through even compacted dirt and clods without breaking a sweat.
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Coalition forces are digging in for a drawn-out house-to-house fight in Mosul Coalition forces are digging in for a drawn-out house-to-house fight in Mosul This segment originally aired Oct.
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But if you keep digging, the old Taylor is still there.
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The government has had scant interest in digging up the past.
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Politicians argue that digging up the dead will reopen old wounds.
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But we're certainly digging the subtle nod to Clinton happening here.
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Digging deeper, there are a few important distinctions to be made.
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Kyle Kramer likes digging through trashcans for hot new Minidiscs, too.
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"I'm not completely digging the blond, to be honest," she said.
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Why are you talking about slavery and digging up the past?
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Most games like this make you an archaeologist, digging up secrets.
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In March, Musk tweeted that digging would begin, uh, this month.
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They started digging for information beyond what the show was providing.
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His lawyers have portrayed Constand as a gold-digging con artist.
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Crossrail had been digging 2130 miles of new tunnel since 226.
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Crossrail had been digging 26 miles of new tunnel since 2012.
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So, like any seasoned journalist, she started digging into the numbers.
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Burying CO22 without digging up a bunch of oil to burn.
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Let's just strafe a few of them before digging into ARM.
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Business Insider did some digging on either side of the debate.
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Reed Jackson is digging for the next hot sample on Snapchat.
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Kurtis Baron from Fidus also worked on digging through the program.
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"This is like me digging a hole for myself," Downing said.
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Meanwhile, Clay, Sheri, and Justin do some digging on the Clubhouse.
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I put aside enough for my lunch tomorrow before digging in.
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He also joked about digging up the grave of Marilyn Monroe.
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I'm glad you stopped digging before you got to the truth.
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If we don't get caught we'll stay there, digging, until dawn.
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I had a really phenomenal time digging into who she was.
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Demi Moore is digging deep for her upcoming memoir, Inside Out.
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But Judicial Watch isn't the only group digging into Clinton's records.
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Her adoptive sister and best friend, Trish, starts digging into IGH.
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But full-service consulting can require digging deeper into campaign funds.
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Now, years later, beauty lovers everywhere are still digging lip oils.
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"Are you kidding me?" she responds, before digging into the task.
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I'm interested in digging behind that veil, putting their exertion onstage.
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Some people find a lifework here, something really worth digging into.
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A combination of obsessive crate-digging and studious irreverence is required.
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There's a way to stop it—but it takes some digging.
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But digging through their vast archives can have its own rewards.
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"He's digging a political grave for himself and for the country."
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"I'm digging Trump," Kid Rock told Rolling Stone earlier this year.
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I decide to get in there and just start digging around.
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Demonstrators, most of them young, appeared only to be digging in.
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"My job was literally digging ditches at one point," he says.
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"I'm not completely digging the blonde, to be honest," she said.
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Hard to tell if Scott's digging it ... but he should be.
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But moderates are digging in to protect many of those programs.
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It takes six men, digging in with their feet and pushing.
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Eric Peckham: Yes, it was an exciting process digging into this.
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If you're digging Stranger Things, you're really going to love Oxenfree.
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"I'm just glad," he said, digging fresh holes for fence posts.
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Wikipedia requires some fact-checking and digging a little bit deeper.
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I'm not sure what he's up to, but I'm digging it!
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But this week, it seems that he is doing the digging.
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Hand me that Goop-branded wooden fork, because I'm digging in.
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After doing a little digging we discovered that Facebook registered Facebook.
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Despite a formal apology from Gerald Ford, Olson couldn't stop digging.
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And you don't have to do that much digging for proof.
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Other machines worked the sand more finely, digging down 40 centimeters.
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Musk's Boring Company officially began digging underneath Los Angeles on Thursday.
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But I was digging up the baseball field looking for bones.
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Another scene shows the character in the desert, digging up dirt.
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As a result, Mayer's interest became piqued — and he started digging.
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There's no elastic strip in the waistband, so there's no digging.
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After digging into the workplace signals, the company spotted a problem.
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For $30, you can do all three: digging, sluicing, and creeking.
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"Smugglers keep digging them because the tunnels work," Mr. Shaw said.
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"I think there's more digging to be done," Grijalva said Tuesday.
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Digging further into the data, the report shows consumers pulling back.
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After doing some digging, they were able to confirm their suspicions.
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You may have noticed that we've been digging BattleTech around here.
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The actor must have been digging through old boxes this week.
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"I had to do some digging into my past," he says.
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"A little digging led to so many other examples," notes Hiller.
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It's just me digging myself out of my own asshole [laughs].
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He was digging around in a cabinet under the cash register.
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Nor are female murder victims safe from this kind of digging.
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Other top Democratic lawmakers have held off endorsing digging into Lynch.
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Time is running out for the teams digging through the rubble.
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Digging into more advanced stats still does not reveal a flaw.
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Mr. Kuciak had been digging into high-level corruption in Slovakia.
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For me, it's empowerment—it's digging up what came before me.
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So fast forward to me digging out records for this mix.
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But Wald isn't digging in deeper on the metal just yet.
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The neighbors digging a basement pool in their $100 million brownstone.
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"I'm digging what you're doing," said a man in a suit.
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He hired a private investigator, Bob Nygaard, to do some digging.
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On days when I have events to cover, I skip digging.
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This will help avoid them digging around for their dry food.
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But to verify, he'll have to do a little more digging.
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But then agents, players and teams started digging into the details.
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So why is Prime Minister Justin Trudeau digging in his heels?
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Otherwise, you may find yourself digging your way to that shovel.
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Today we're digging into the One Medial S-1 IPO filing.
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She felt like she was digging herself in a deeper hole.
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For paleontologists, digging around the state offers a more comprehensive twist.
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He warned that digging below the story's surface could be dangerous.
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No one else can do it but us, so start digging.
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A mother remembers envisioning digging for her son in the rubble.
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I'm good,' rather than digging into why they missed those two.
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If you find yourself in a hole, they say, stop digging.
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It&aposs held up well, even withstanding his penchant for digging.
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I'm digging back 50 years to Canada's centennial through Expo 67.
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Straps should be reasonably snug, not digging in or falling off.
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All the more so since Trump seems to be digging in.
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CNN's Tom Lake spent almost two years digging into Brown's death.
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But ultimately CLOSER sparked my curiosity and had me digging in.
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We might as well spend the time learning to love digging.
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Not to worry, we did some of the digging for you.
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We're digging the whole flower in a test tube thing too.
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That's so rare — you usually need to do so much digging.
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"They're really digging into the Comey obstruction piece," this person said.
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One day, I found my daughter digging through the laundry hamper.
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I love digging in, watching these guys do what they do.
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It was the first time I really started digging into music.
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You have to keep at it and keep digging and working.
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It was there, on their first day of digging, that Drs.
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The German shepherd bounded through the lot, barked and began digging.
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You start digging down and how the hell can this be?
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But what were these people digging for in the first place?
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It's not about them acting or being brave or digging deep.
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Daines and Johnson are digging in on the pass-through issue.
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She, too, is a hero in this novel, shown digging through archives and described as "haunted by the past"; Hall's grandmother was born a slave in Missouri in 1860, and this drives her to keep digging.
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But digging will soon show whether it is attached to a skeleton.
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"As long as you keep spending, we'll keep digging," the game challenged.
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But in this case, Facebook appears to be digging in its heels.
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His tunnel-digging Boring Company seems like a big waste of time.
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A new TV special is digging deep into Cory Monteith's 2013 death.
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It was just us digging deeper and letting ourselves perform and shine.
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And even if some people aren't digging it, they certainly are watching.
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Patti Stanger is digging into one of her longest-held family secrets.
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If your plan won't make you take an RMD, do some digging.
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"As long as you keep spending, we'll keep digging," the organizers wrote.
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After a week, PITT said it was still "digging" into the matter.
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Big Bertha famously jammed up while digging a road tunnel in 2014.
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But today we're digging into a batch of customer-approved sunscreens only.
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And based on the tunnels it has been digging under SpaceX's headquarters
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Arie, Jermaine Dupri and — digging back into his roots — many gospel artists.
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Every fresh share was like a little thorn digging into my side.
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Beneath Tehran, workers are digging the seventh line of the city's metro.
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I am digging further and further, I want to know more detail.
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We are digging deep now to understand where we had a problem.
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We could make 100 episodes because I just want to keep digging.
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Now it is a relevant question, and worth digging into a little.
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Do some digging and find an option that works best for you.
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"I'm digging Trump," the singer, who supported the Republicans in 2012, said.
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Millions of people are digging themselves out after record snowfall this weekend.
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The Problem: The straps are digging in or fall off your shoulders.
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This is, I'm really digging deep into my knowledge now of baseball.
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Keep digging and don't stop because there are answers to be found.
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Am going to build a tunnel boring machine and just start digging.
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Well, he has big dreams about infrastructure, including digging gigantic holes underground.
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We're digging into these issues and hope to have them resolved ASAP.
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Exactly how much digging — how deep and how long — is still unclear.
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The remains archeologists have been digging up are approximately 6,700 years old.
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A talented independent counsel, Lawrence Walsh, began immediately digging into Iran-Contra.
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Maltbie spends a lot of time digging up information about Albertville's history.
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Florida Georgia Line is, once again, digging their roots in Las Vegas!
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Those that choose digging are blindfolded and taken to a tunnel project.
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But digging a little deeper could uncover some cracks in the foundation.
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Do you have to be open to digging into your personal life?
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Best Poop Gag: Peter digging through poop with chopsticks for no reason.
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Workers are also digging channels to divert water away from the vault.
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Or shooting guns and digging foxholes, if we're being honest with ourselves.
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However, this seems to be a week of digging up old literature.
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Digging deeper, they also sketched out where this plastic was coming from.
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And I think President Trump is digging in his heels on this.
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I heard that they're digging pits down there for their human waste.
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Leda, digging through files in a church basement, pulling up records of
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Then he got nasty, digging into Hillary as the crowd booed him.
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According to CNT, you have to do a little bit of digging.
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Meghan King Edmonds is digging in on her "dream home" in Missouri.
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However, players may start digging as soon as one puzzle is solved.
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The sooner we start digging, the sooner C will slowly oxidize away.
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The sensates do some digging, and eventually find video proof of Zombieland!
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In this case, digging deeper meant reaching out to a third party.
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They especially didn't like it when women went digging around in them.
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After a while I hit softer dirt and the digging got easier.
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If you have any doubts, do more digging or just hold off.
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It's about all of them reaching out and digging up their past.
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We've spent a year and a half digging for samples and writing.
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Instead, analysts should be digging deeper to find out what's really happening.
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But it took serious digging to understand the mechanics underneath the numbers.
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I have this obsession with digging out her boogers with my pinky.
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Before digging into that confusion, it's worth simply laying out the facts.
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Still, Mr Shachor is confident he will soon be digging deeper down.
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Why are you digging up this horrible stuff in the church cantatas?
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Conservatives, as well as Milo himself, gleefully encouraged them to keep digging.
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After digging it up they realized it was a rusty old safe.
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Yearning to go on an adventure without digging deep into your wallet?
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The thin but rugged toothed blade only adds to the digging power.
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My grandfather worked 16 hours a day in the farmland to digging.
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But digging up details on Shelden's pedigree is a far simpler task.
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The possibilities are endless, so start digging, dusting, selling and saving asap!
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Undoubtedly, the bookselling industry is still digging out of a deep trough.
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"People don't go digging through the trash at an airport," he said.
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Monks speaking Mandarin Chinese — probably ethnic Han — were digging a sewage canal.
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"This is a true Southern delicacy," Damon says, digging into a bowl.
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I did some digging around and eventually discovered there's an easier way.
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Former prisoners described spending hours each day digging holes and shoveling coal.
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Good luck digging to find the notifications you really wanted to read.
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When you start digging up old wounds and stuff, things come out.
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Well, we did some digging and interviewed absolutely everyone who saw her*.
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After a bit of digging on my end, here's what I found.
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In The Digging Remedy website—made in collaboration with digital artist cabbi.
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Because you might end up digging up something you don't want to.
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"They're digging large pits and burying the animals in there," he said.
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We will keep on fighting and digging until we figure it out.
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"It's just me digging myself out of my own asshole," he says.
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There'd be enough that something would be found if someone starts digging.
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RIGGED In fairness, digging deeper into the leaked emails isn't exactly fun.
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You don't have to go digging through your grill for briquettes, though.
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It's not like you have to go digging to find this theme.
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Here's how digging into the data could help businesses and workers thrive.
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Anyone digging through the cemetery soil again had better have fresh ideas.
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VICE: How—and why—did you get started digging into Church money?
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Digging into the hearth itself, archaeologists discovered the remains of two infants.
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So digging into his past onstage would be outside his comfort zone.
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As trade talks stalled, both sides have appeared to be digging in.
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I mean everyone digging into the same dish at the same time.
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The stories read like an old-school reporter digging up the goods.
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The Northam scandal, too, has created a ripple effect of yearbook-digging.
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DealBook's take: Digging deeper, there were several impressive numbers in Facebook's earnings.
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I hired a genealogical record searcher to assist in digging up information.
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They basically stopped digging after they had uncovered about a dozen bodies.
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As lawmakers move to finalize the bill, both sides are digging in.
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Mr. Baraka's responsibilities included digging attack tunnels and firing rockets into Israel.
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The experience is meant to mimic digging through the NYPD files oneself.
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It was time to start digging into what happened to her daughter.
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Our correspondent says both sides are digging in for a protracted battle.
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Today we're digging into One Medical's updated IPO filing released this week.
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Before digging a deeper hole, really ask yourself why you're doing this.
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Some days I was literally digging through my piggy bank to eat.
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I put on my accountant hat and started digging into the numbers.
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By contrast, Mr Bannon is digging in for the strategic long haul.
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The guy who started a tunnel-digging company while sitting in traffic.
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No more digging in just to deny the other side a win.
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Digging a well is actually pretty easy in the scheme of things.
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But Woods, digging deep, then birdied two of his final five holes.
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Would Winogrand have continued just digging this hole of insistently maniacal photographing?
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We must, Snyder says, keep digging for the facts and exposing falsehoods.
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"I don't want to see them digging out our mountain," he said.
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It knows it requires a bit of digging to score a deal.
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Digging deeper into her husband&aposs financial life only confused her more.
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Both sides now seem to be digging in for a prolonged conflict.
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I'm still digging Abraham and Sasha more than I thought I would.
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The team went deep, he continued, digging into what makes Twitch Twitch.
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Scientists haven't had much luck digging up and documenting fossils in Africa.
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"He had a toenail that was digging into another toe," Melvin said.
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Once he is finished scraping, digging and etching, he appraises the work.
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From her perspective, a YouTuber can always be digging a little deeper.
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"Now I find myself digging out of another debt hole," she said.
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Several media outlets posted split stories Tuesday, so we did some digging.
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The kids immediately start saying nice things and digging into their pockets.
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They don't have to go digging in different sites around the country.
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The digging went on for days, until 21970 corpses had been unearthed.
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Obviously, digging up coal and burning it generates lots of carbon emissions.
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I'm digging the song "Doubts Himself" Is that about anyone in particular?
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However, the Big Issue diaspora is everywhere, still sniffing, digging, and fighting.
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I did a bit of digging, and here's what I found out.
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These cameras didn't actually catch the frogs in the act of digging or clearing their nests, but photographs taken over the course of several days chronicled their progress—from the first digging efforts to the depositing of eggs.
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Well, I'm a big dumb prick and I'm angry about digging all day.
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Digging for fossilized dino poop: CU Boulder associate professor Karen Chin at work.
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We're digging into her history to let it all hang out for you.
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The company is now digging a demo tunnel in the SpaceX parking lot.
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Maybe there was something to gain from digging deeper -- for all of us.
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Also since Congo was in the news, it's a place to start digging.
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They&aposll be digging into the nominee&aposs background, the press, as well.
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I'm into it, and will be digging deeper when the next opportunity arises.
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Beyond the raw data there are a few notable takeaways worth digging out.
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We're still digging through the numbers and will update as we learn more.
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Officers spotted her pajamas after digging in a spot indicated by the dog.
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They do this by digging up native truffles at night and spreading them.
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You rarely know it immediately, so take the time to do the digging.
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For unknown reasons, Lyttle began digging a complex tunnel system under his property.
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And actually, a lot of game AI ended up digging deep into that.
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Because the entire thing is so simple, however, it's well worth digging into.
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It's still pretty tasty and I am digging soup with the cold weather.
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Plush bouquets are now totally a thing on ThinkGeek, and we're digging them.
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She plays Yvette, the gold-digging, bougie best friend of Ashley (Essence Atkins).
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Rescue workers are still digging through the remains of the now-destroyed hospital.
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He just really enjoys talking about the creative process and digging in deep.
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His Italian grandmother was a forager, too, digging up dandelion greens for salad.
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You are digging deep, finally exposing the roots on something sacred, long forgotten.
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He very loudly, to another journalist, suggested digging up dirt on other journalists.
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While digging this weekend the mole backed about halfway out of the ground.
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There is just no digging out as a young person with autoimmune disorders.
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See that girl, watch that scene, digging that Dancing Queen wall decal. £14.50.
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I put my hands under his shirt, digging my nails into his back.
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But it's always been about digging for older stuff or finding older stuff.
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Digging for resources can now yield rare, collectible artifacts, and even alien skeletons.
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I was digging around in my own heart and sharing my own truth.
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If you're in a hole and you want to get out, stop digging.
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We did some digging to bring you the ultimate DNA test comparison guide.
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He was just digging through some photos in his garage and found it.
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This is why focus groups spend so much time digging into the emotional.
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Regardless of your status in love, you'll be digging your come-hither stare.
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A Canadian commander complains that he is "digging a hole in the ocean".
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Rescue workers had barely finished digging bodies out of the rubble on Wednesday.
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Normally, digging into a politician's past can ruin their career, but for Rep.
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After all, Marina Abramović has been digging her heels into knives for years.
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Takoda is into drawing, designing things and digging for things at our farm.
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It's good for a laugh—watch the dumb people really digging that nature!
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I'm interested in digging deeper, and seeing if that trust can be rebuilt.
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State investigations are digging into Trump as well for potentially violating state law.
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The hobbits aim to stop the Hambach mine digging farther into the forest.
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Yet it also faces the wrath of environmentalists for digging in over lignite.
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On Friday, police began searching the Emery property, including digging underneath sheds. Capt.
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I've said it's not in an outhouse because people were digging up outhouses.
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It encourages parents to do their own digging into sitters' backgrounds and references.
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But this time around, designers are digging simple structure — and lots of it.
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The researchers, for their part, plan to keep digging deeper into their discovery.
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After doing some digging, we did find that this style isn't exactly new.
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I think to answer this requires some nuance and digging a little bit.
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I loved the montage of her digging throughout Kaoh Rong and Game Changers.
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But congressional Republicans – dead-set on finding an Obama administration scandal – kept digging.
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But we don't need to go digging bunkers in our backyards just yet.
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John Legend is definitely digging into Chrissy Teigen's home-cooked short ribs tonight.
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"Reasonably," I said, shifting my seatbelt so it wasn't digging into my neck.
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"You work like a psychotherapist, digging into their daily financial habits," he added.
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After more than three months of digging, they decided to ask for help.
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They fire up the excavator, and it starts digging away at its task.
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Before digging in, there were mixed feelings about this combo at the office.
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All that's missing is a virtual version of Joey digging through the fridge.
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You're an excellent detective, Scorpio, and today you're digging up all the dirt.
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Having heard Lisa's name from Sean, Seth decides to do a little digging.
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But the president apparently doesn't want anyone he hasn't appointed doing the digging.
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The next morning, investigators began digging and found two bodies, Deputy Garza said.
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You wouldn't want any ol' Joe digging through your bank statement would you?
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There are many interesting areas of focus I'll look forward to digging into.
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Do some digging and see if would be possible for you to contribute.
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Silicon Valley's financiers and entrepreneurs are digging into artificial intelligence with remarkable exuberance.
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After some digging, we did find a few healthy options on the shelves.
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You can choose from three different gem-mining activities: sluicing, creeking, or digging
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But a day later, it was clear Mugabe was digging his heels in.
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And if you're writing for yourself, you're really digging into your own heart.
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"He did finally do his business after digging out a clearing," Dragone said.
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Across town, disaster crews were digging a mass grave to bury the dead.
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So when you do a little digging, you can often find some corroboration.
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Someone needs to tell House Intelligence Committee Chair Devin Nunes to stop digging.
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The UK electronic duo Plaid have announced their new album The Digging Remedy.
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Or to put it another way: I'm the least crate-digging kinda guy.
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I'm not actively digging for any music, including music that's being made today.
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Looks like the world's miltiaries are digging in for the long haul then.
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Today we're digging in to how Black Mirror portrayed emergency contraception this season.
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"I didn't know someone from Princeton could do digging like this," he said.
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In other words, the Saudis are digging in for a war of attrition.
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These are very significant developments, and reason to keep digging on the story.
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Digging beneath Hocking Hills' caverns, archaeologists have unearthed thousands of years of campfires.
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That's the thing about digging: You never know what you're going to get.
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Kirsten Gillibrand was digging up opposition research on former Vice President Joe Biden.
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The book intrigued her, and some digging eventually led her to Jacob Howland.
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But while I was digging, I found a rock with a sharp edge.
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Residential buildings nearby provided handy shelter for digging and for entering the passages.
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Yet academics have had a hard time digging into and unpacking stag films.
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"We're on a war footing, as if we were digging trenches," she said.
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Night was approaching, and I was digging in when Father Lyons came by.
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If I wanted to capture the playwright's childhood, it would require some digging.
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H.B.C.U.s' survival, then, hinges on more than digging deeper into the government's pockets.
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As support for impeachment grows, the president's base is digging in its heels.
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This morning we're digging into MetroMile, Tricentis, Kaltura and Diligent (with a caveat).
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More from TechCrunch soon digging into the company's hardware sales and earnings call.
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We're digging in further to be like: 'Here's a place specifically for you.
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Images online showed towns digging up roads or deputizing men to block outsiders.
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Opposition politician Leonid Volkov said it looked as though Putin was digging in.
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Opposition politician Leonid Volkov said it looked as though Putin was digging in.
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Sale prices, which have dropped, are more useful but often require some digging.
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America's federal government has 16 types of subsidy for digging up fossil fuels.
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External forces have put them in a hole, but they're digging it deeper.
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Everyone started digging furiously around it, gingerly removing snow from the man's face.
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I enjoyed digging into this ungodly pile of cheese, sauce, and buttery dough.
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I kept rowing, digging deep into the glowing sea, and we are floating.
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The Descramble team was not the first to go digging for supercritical fluids.
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Today we're digging into seed-stage companies, the vanguard of the venture market.
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Digging in to convey gravitas, Mr. Dudamel led a teeming, even Mahlerian performance.
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Broadband companies are also digging their feet in against the day of action.
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We've spent the whole game digging around in the ruins of political ideology.
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People shouldn't be digging, scrabbling coal and ripping it out of the ground.
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Further digging revealed additional bones from bison and an ancient horse or camel.
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The blame game heated up over the weekend, with both sides digging in.
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Then again, digging holes and refilling them is the essence of Keynesian economics.
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"I felt silly commenting on news instead of digging it out," he said.
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Ryan responded to Gabbard's statement by digging in on his idea of engagement.
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You're nodding your head because you're not going to keep digging the grave.
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Instead of digging in his heels, the account's creator found his opinions shifting.
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He was digging in his pocket pulling out something and I called him.
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It's a lot less soul-crushing than digging through old photos on Facebook.
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And as I got sort of digging into tunnels ... Ha-ha, good one.
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A little digging reveals glimpses of what's in store for Condo New York.
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We jumped out of the helicopter, ran underneath the fire, and started digging.
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You've been doing ... You haven't been digging that tunnel with Elon have you?
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We did a little digging and found some surprising household names on vino labels.
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That song took about four days and some heavy, raw emotions and digging deep.
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So we polished it up a bit, and we started digging into the data.
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If you're interested in digging, go and dig, the internet's full of that shit!
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Back in London, Cadwalladr notices triumphant Brexit campaigners fraternizing with Trump and starts digging.
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It's been great digging into the case studies and working with the wonderful staff.
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Though we would need to do more in-depth digging to know for sure.
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Is the press digging into the candidates&apos backgrounds or engaging in oppo research?
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"I brought something for you!" he smiles, digging into his backpack with childlike giddiness.
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I did a bit of digging in the polls and, turns out, he's not.
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In several rooms there were huge mounds of dirt left over from digging tunnels.
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Albright had started digging into CrowdTangle, one of the analytics platforms that Facebook uses.
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Our guy even pivoted -- digging about Scott and Sofia's recent celebration down in Miami.
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It almost makes us nostalgic for afternoons at school digging through Encyclopedia Britannica. Almost.
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And it's a one-way economy — the sucking and the digging is out here.
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"I think he was making fun of the idea, digging at Warhol," Peraino said.
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It's digging; finally coming across the records that we've been hearing for for years.
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"Often when you start digging down, those rules are subject to interpretation," he said.
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Even Kendall Jenner can't resist a little social media digging from time to time.
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This post is part of Me, online, Mashable's ongoing series digging into online identities.
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He finally found the spring seven years after he started digging, at age 19.
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Not when drivers were protesting, not when they suggested digging up dirt on journalists.
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Where Atrium Scale shined brightest was digging into the cadence of the fundraising process.
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Digging into the open-ended responses to our survey, we arrived at several conclusions.
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Legal battles aside, the most difficult part of the process is usually the digging.
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The next morning, Deshotel was dead—and Brown knew he had to keep digging.
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I went digging recently for another minimalist wallet and boy did I find one.
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The Solution: Straps should stay put without slipping off or digging into your shoulders.
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That by having children at all they were digging the grave of the revolution.
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I think we will see more digging on what happened at the Free Beacon.
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She would spend hours upon hours digging, only to find nothing and feel useless.
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Common sense and a little digging can usually save you from the shadiest apps.
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The actor was even seen digging into the food as the two drove off.
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"We didn't really have any clear goal when we started digging," the pair reflects.
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Thirty minutes of digging elapsed, and still the rogue magnet had not been found.
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However, he will be digging deeper today to determine if there were any changes.
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Yet by following the trail further and doing a little digging, I find SmoochyCash.
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If you find yourself digging Flywrench, consider exploring the rest of Messen's extensive catalog.
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"YouTube was my main tool for digging new music," he told me over email.
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He began collecting photos of queer history, skimming archives and digging into online databases.
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To start digging deeper, follow the Data & personalization link from the left-hand menu.
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If it is not about how deep you dig, it's that you keep digging.
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Israel says unregulated digging of wells would do severe damage to the water table.
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But it throws up its hands and says, "Oh, well," instead of digging in.
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When Refinery29 staffers started digging around for our unclaimed cash, we found nearly $100K.
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So even if you're not familiar with the original, this is worth digging into.
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" She adds, "I have this obsession with digging out her boogers with my pinky.
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No digging happened during this research; it strictly involved ground surveys and related techniques.
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With more digging, a 93 milliwatt hour battery comes out of the AirPod stem.
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The details about what went down inside the bar are still sketchy -- we're digging.
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In Recife, Brazil's seventh largest city, officials are digging in for a long struggle.
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The subtext is clear: Briana is a gold-digging liar, and Shakur is innocent.
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You may have stopped working, but Uncle Sam is still digging into your pocket.
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To kick things off, we're digging into one of the season's essentials: the hamburger.
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This, they discuss while digging up a section of Stobert's "super-wheat" in Mississippi.
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A fossil-hunting company digging up a different dinosaur in 2014 accidentally uncovered Zuul.
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Those dentures cost a reported $80,000, so Dykstra decided that he'd better start digging.
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There's a wonderful feeling of discovery that accompanies digging into these old, forgotten games.
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She claims that she didn't notice the bear until digging through her footage later.
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What if digging up a few crucial iMessages could have saved dozens of lives?
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There's digital gold in them thar computers, and hackers are digging their way in.
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Elton John isn't uncomfortable with Rocketman digging into the every moment in his life.
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I felt transported to a land of tropical nostalgia, and I was digging it.
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We just have to do a better job of digging ourselves in that hole.
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Before digging into the problem at hand people waste time talking about their weekends.
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Inside the tunnel, agents discovered digging tools, power cords, and a gas-powered generator.
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Maybe Swift is flipping the narrative and directly digging West with her nude bodysuit.
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IT teams were used to digging into the caves of data to identify patterns.
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And, you know, as soon as it's released, we're grabbing one and digging in.
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While digging to build a McDonald's in Marino, Italy, workers discovered an ancient road.
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Spencer: Do you have any tips for digging into this monster of a sandwich?
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And then there's the little problem about Scar digging his claws into Simba's paws.
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The new generation of wars bring with them new patterns of politicized dirt-digging.
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Other athletes, including James Young, began to investigate further, digging deep into the record.
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"We're not too worried about digging out of a 33-23 hole," Hakstol said.
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In one, construction workers, digging near an Indian burial ground, have uncovered a corpse.
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A volcanic stream over 1,000m underground, discovered while digging a well, feeds the baths.
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Digging into the vault a little, "Dirty Sexy Money" from 2007 comes to mind.
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Yet in their interviews they often settle for stock answers rather than digging deeper.
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While digging into the story, Insider discovered a trail of allegations against Drake's crew.
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This disclosure appears only to surface if users go digging into the settings menu.
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Republicans are digging in ahead of a looming battle over President Trump's judicial nominees.
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With its wide elastic band, it offers light support without digging into your skin.
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We're interested in digging more into why and how someone connects to Getty Images.
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It doesn't take much digging into the magazine's history to find examples of racism.
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The Seelbach cocktail story began when Mr. Seger started digging into the hotel's history.
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Unlike software and semiconductors, digging trenches and laying fiber does not become ever cheaper.
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The racks are filled to capacity, but it's worth digging through every single one.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - China's big banks are digging deeper into the housing market.
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"I feel like that is where my style comes from, digging around old stuff."
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Both sides seem to be digging in and there is little sign of compromise.
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The company did more digging to find out why their employees felt this way.
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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is digging into Facebook's history of acquiring other companies.
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So, to get to China, you should start digging in either Argentina or Chile.
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"We should be digging into this, but the truth is we can't," he concludes.
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It was exciting digging everything up, and I've come up with a few ideas.
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Should I be digging through all those details to get more or better information?
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The answer, it seems, is digging deep to reach a new level of authenticity.
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But it gets interesting once you start digging to understand the protocol behind it.
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Instead, it is digging in, hoping to exhaust Ukraine with more of the same.
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There was no possibility of digging down into the ground and anchoring something big.
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For some people we were yelling about the cops and kids were digging it.
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"Once you get into the explanation, you're just digging a grave," Gross told me.
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He would just start digging in on the computer and rerouting and twisting things.
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Tunnel reinforcements will be installed simultaneously so the TBMs don't have to stop digging.
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Try not to spend too much time digging through your lover's diary or wallet!
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I've got the worst neck-cramp ever, I've got rocks digging into my knee.
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Interested in digging deeper, The Creators Project spoke to Giles Pates about his works.
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What does the title, Digging a Tunnel, reflect about the process with this album?
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It's me digging a tunnel through my own weird thoughts and finding something beautiful.
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Join me in digging on these 1985 Big East tournament highlights, oddly without sound.
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One analyst said the foundation was digging in its heels against the DSV offer.
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Clinton, said that digging up a woman's sexual past was a classic shaming strategy.
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She is now digging in to defend her home state of Minnesota on Tuesday.
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But Mr. Bardy said the journalists owed it to Mr. Kuciak to keep digging.
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"It requires a lot of digging to unearth what's really going on," he said.
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They also fault it for digging without the permission of the Palestinians living overhead.
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With the children at school, I sat at the kitchen table, digging through boxes.
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Neiman Marcus notified PilyQ, Platinum's parent, and Mr. Forge started digging on PilyQ's behalf.
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In recent decades, scavengers visited the site too, digging illegal tunnels below the estate.
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When they're not learning, they're digging a hole into the ground towards their freedom.
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I'm still digging it, and am especially into how fucking miserable they sound now.
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Other fans have pried into her past, digging up old records from high school.
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"I didn't know how bad it was until I started digging in," he said.
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We followed a scientist in Iceland digging deep for clues — deep into their burrows.
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Add meticulous research by digging into Soviet archives, including those locked away until recently.
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Customers have been digging into their pockets to help their servers weather the times.
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Digging deeper, Henrich discovered a new element forming within the megaphone: a rising wedge.
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Every now and then, digging around, I hit a ridge of red bean paste.
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"I'm constantly moving 303-pound bags of compost, digging, weeding and trellising," she said.
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Keep digging deeper and deeper until you are left with only the fundamental truths.
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Among the absent were those busy with home chores, butchering chickens or digging potatoes.
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It&aposs in its early stages, with preliminary digging mostly being conducted on-site.
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Footage showed people digging themselves out of snow that covered both streets and cars.
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Digging into the archives showed how such a story entered the Army's consciousness unchallenged.
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I can only wonder what we'll find when we start digging up this place.
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They took turns digging at the cave walls, hoping to find a way out.
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Siegel's girls go barefoot, hoeing and digging alongside Hallie so that they can eat.
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But digging tunnels requires navigating unforeseen rocks, soil, water, contamination and man-made objects.
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Within a matter of months, investigators were digging deeper into Mr. Peralta's business deals.
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Workers built new overhead lines, digging holes and placing poles, to connect the wires.
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He was on a crew digging holes for posts to extend the camp's perimeter.
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Whether digging their own or buying them, most people use briny, flavorful quahog clams.
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I didn't think that we did a very good job of just digging in.
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The internet does their own digging on the reporter and guess what they find?
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Digging in ground others have is fine—it's how the internet and journalism work.
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Paisley began digging around in the dirt, and in time, he unearthed six transformers.
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But digging up the raw materials can undermine human rights and destroy fragile ecosystems.
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They build their homes by digging burrows into the island's guano (accumulated bird excrement).
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Numerous journalists have come to the same conclusion after digging through industry earnings reports.
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But after digging a little deeper, I learned the truth about what actually happened.
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Facebook didn't disclose how much they paid for the startup, but we're digging around.
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"The Post" Never has watching people digging through papers been such a captivating tale.
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Both sides are digging in -- and no one should expect clarity any time soon.
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By targeting the whistleblower, Trump's just digging one more hole for himself, said Rep.
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A: I lived with my grandfather, whose job was digging ditches with a shovel.
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And that in such circumstances the first order of business is to stop digging.
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It appears that Robert Mueller, likewise, is now digging into the Fusion GPS mess.
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"When I hit rock bottom I found a shovel and kept digging," he said.
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Digging is also costly, sometimes involving earthmoving equipment and crews of men with shovels.
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Syrian rescue workers wearing white helmets were observed digging people out of the rubble.
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"I've learned a lot about my great-grandparents in digging into this," he said.
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Senators are digging in for a long fight over President Obama's Supreme Court nominee.
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When we did go outside, we were often given the job of digging holes.
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The president appears to be digging in on his position in the shutdown negotiations.
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"It's like digging through a toy basket for a missing piece," my son said.
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Store-level comps dipped just 230% -- but that's a metric worth digging into deeper.
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Paisley began digging around in the dirt, and in time, he unearthed six transformers.
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Sure, Double-Double's are delish but Rob's got another good reason for digging in.
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The men digging her grave lifted their palms skyward in a five-second prayer.
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Those years were spent digging through her mother's clothes and capturing herself wearing them.
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Trump, meanwhile, has been stuck in the hole he's been digging since the conventions.
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We did some digging, you can find a Shuffle on eBay for like $20.
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Thirteen officers — one in a white evidence suit — swarmed and began digging with shovels.
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I'm lying under an uneven canopy of foliage, sharp gravel digging into my back.
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And top reporters began digging on these topics even more vigorously after Comey's firing.
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This enormous sundae lands on his table and he just starts digging into this.
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We've done some digging, and found out the RNC has planned a true smorgasbord.
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To my horror, they then started digging, obviously thinking that I had hidden contraband.
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We did some digging -- turns out Liam and Miley have not tied the knot.
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"The costs sound quite exorbitant, and we're digging into this villas question," he said.
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That is wrapping the head and digging in an underhook on the far arm.
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In July, Musk said his tunnel-digging firm The Boring Company had received "verbal" approval from governments to begin digging a tunnel for a hyperloop from New York to Washington, D.C. Virgin Hyperloop One is not the only company developing the technology.
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While popular characters are fair game, Disneybounders are best known for digging into deep cuts.
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Musk revealed the flamethrower on Saturday, after some digging tipped its existence late last week.
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And today we're digging into the best on-sale bedding and where to find it.
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You know it's junk food you'll regret later, but you can't resist digging in anyway.
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But understanding why Republicans are so stuck on Obamacare repeal requires digging a bit deeper.
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No more digging up the Earth for cobalt, tantalum, tungsten and other rare earth metals.
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"We're digging and looking for people," he told Reuters by phone from the isolated location.
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How did the police in Ada respond to you guys are digging up the cases?
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With mouth open, the seed seems to be digging into, or sprouting from, the soil.
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"China is digging in its heels," said Kristina Hooper, chief global market strategist at Invesco.
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Digging deeper, we also need to ask difficult questions about the growing Latinx voting demographic.
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Chelsea Handler is back with a new book — and she's digging deeper than ever before.
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"I'm really concerned about digging into the little savings we do have," Roesch, 37, said.
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YPG forces are reportedly already digging ditches and trenches in preparation for a Turkish onslaught.
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Nix tells the fixer that merely digging up oppositional research about an opponent isn't enough.
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Instead, she does a little digging to find out if Travis got a pay bump.
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Don't worry about digging into your wallet — they're both on sale for less than $10.
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The leak began when a contractor hit a gas line while digging under a sidewalk.
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After launching its first car last year, Alibaba is digging deeper into the automobile industry.
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The picture that was painted for the public thanks to tabloid digging was not pretty.
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The only real uncertainty is when digging it will cease to be a significant business.
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But when it comes to jewelry — especially earrings — you really have to do some digging.
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Once I really started looking and digging, it was like a whole world opened up.
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We've been digging tunnels since the late 19th century to bypass our choked surface streets.
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Keep in mind: This is a photo of millions of people digging out their cars.
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On the other side, to the sea, Spotify is digging trenches against the artists themselves.
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Defense ministry spokesman Kongcheep Tantrawanich said digging up the past would stop Thailand moving forwards.
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Houston's team approached the mysteries of the manuscript like investigators digging into a cold case.
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Washington (CNN)The FBI is in a political hole -- and can't seem to stop digging.
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With that, Jug heads off to ask his new serpent buddies to do some digging.
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Then I did some digging and found his birth records that listed Grottole as well.
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Their behavior included digging up personal information on Rapp and sharing it with her employer.
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But digging a little deeper, the AMAs also highlight some serious areas that need work.
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It says it's still digging through the firmware so may have more tidbits to detail.
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We only know this because a newspaper did some digging through his complicated financial situation.
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But you cannot tell the whole story without digging as deep into it as possible.
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Digging one level deeper, we reach a perennial swing group — white women with college degrees.
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Sometimes it took a week of digging to isolate a single femur or a forelimb.
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We figured out something better than digging up a toxic black rock and burning it.
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Digging in, he said the leaks were real, and the reports about them were fake.
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Because no one wants a surprise rock digging into their bum as they're getting busy.
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They learned winter warfare by being dropped on the Vidda and digging snowholes for survival.
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"I'm not digging the brown spots I've got going on at this age," she admits.
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I can't imagine a current female-fronted series depicting the same scenario without digging deeper.
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With a bit of digging we found some of the best throwback photos — maybe ever.
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Although friends have set up a GoFundMe account, "We're still digging out," Jenny tells PEOPLE.
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Digging into the numbers among self-identified partisans doesn't make it that much easier either.
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But I didn't really begin digging deep into this issue until I was a prosecutor.
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Start by setting your intention before digging into work for a happier, more productive day.
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After digging into the video above, fly your own jetpack and take to the skies.
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Either way ... Jay's digging QT time with Bey, who continues slaying in anything she wears.
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On Sunday, New Yorkers began digging themselves out from under the thick blanket of snow.
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White hats hack to defend, digging up security vulnerabilities so that they can be fixed.
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We did some digging and couldn't find a single case where a voter was prosecuted.
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Consider digging through your closet for clothes you no longer need or don't fit anymore.
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We're particularly digging those flared sleeves (very on trend) and the tweed's unexpected color combination.
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The writer spent several days digging through his aunt's files at the Library of Congress.
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"We were playing but we weren't digging in and attached to the game," Hynes said.
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You may need to do some digging to find something that you want to gift.
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The entrepreneur posted Friday several pictures of equipment meant for digging tunnels beneath Los Angeles.
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But it took some digging from Miller to get to the story about his extortion.
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People kept sending me a lot of hateful messages and started digging into my life.
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ET kickoff, we're looking at digging into This Is Us at around 10:15 p.m.
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Often weeds are sprayed with herbicides rather than removed by digging them from the soil.
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Dragging his own mangled corpse into a shallow grave of his own digging traumatizes Morty.
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Digging up city streets and burying fiber was already a time-consuming and expensive process.
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And you better believe we're digging for clues, we mean anything, about the upcoming season.
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" Tapper added that he would "continue digging for the truth despite the bombardment of falsehoods.
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Musk currently has one boring machine called "Godot" and began digging tunnels earlier this year.
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Yet for all its detailed digging, the emotional side of the family's loss remains submerged.
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Or we might simply get tired, and stop digging, decide that here was good enough.
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Recent talks have proven mostly unfruitful, with both sides digging in to their respective positions.
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"After one month of digging, Forbes is confident it has found the answer," Alexander writes.
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A documentary on the National Enquirer pays tribute to a halcyon era of dirt digging.
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I don't know that right now I'm comfortable with any firm decision—I'm digging deep.
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The company's response included digging up dirt on competitors and critics, according to the report.
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So I was digging for something, and I know this horse trainer in Aubrey, Tex.
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He and his father stopped digging immediately upon making the grisly discovery on July 23.
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Take your time and maintain control of your aircraft before digging into a checklist.3.
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DIGGING I am interested in the Lowline, an underground park being built in New York.
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Sunday, there were reports the President had "rejected" the punt option and was digging in.
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I found myself digging through the beef for whatever bits of veggie I could salvage.
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"They're worried we're digging tunnels," the official said, without confirming or denying whether they were.
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Donegan has spent the past year digging further and further into our collective feminist heritage.
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Instead, the reason is determined opposition by environmentalists to moving earth or digging into it.
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They started digging out bricks from the road for the purposes of lobbing at police...
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However, I'd argue that digging deeper moats is the real key to long-term success.
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Unlike Felton, I didn't have to go digging around (!!) for it in my ear canal.
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Does Adora want her to scram because she's digging too deep and getting too close?
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"It's tough playing from behind in this league, digging yourself out of holes," Howard said.
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Also, wanting to do some digging for other songs like that, asking, 'Am I pretty?
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She hesitates, digging the toe of the shoe that pinches her toes into the dirt.
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This would hit a city like Detroit, still digging out of the recession, especially hard.
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Be smart: The NRCC was extremely strategic in the cities it's digging its claws into.
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Supporters of both Malika and Connor are digging up old tweets to discredit either side.
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Late-night hosts have traditionally been equal-opportunity provocateurs, digging in when there's an opening.
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As part of its ploy for relevance, SeaWorld is digging back into its boozier roots.
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We all know Musk is into tunneling, but this was the moment to stop digging.
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Despite the polar darkness, I see reindeer digging down into the frozen earth for food.
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A bit more digging suggested that many people reporting issues were on Comcast's Xfinity service.
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Whoever decided a Mamma Mia sequel meant digging up ABBA deep cuts like this...touché.
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I felt unsafe as bigoted politicians, social influencers, and fanatics began digging through my information.
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In other words, the terminal developers blame Millennium Partner for not digging deeper than dirt.
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We're certain that this one'll have you digging out that old Global Hypercolour t-shirt.
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He begins digging into what the ring might mean, which leads him on a quest.
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A fifth is on the way, but Busina won't stop digging despite her pronounced belly.
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The hard part is digging into yourself and figuring out: What do I care about?
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That said, Democrats say they plan to leave the Russia digging largely to Robert Mueller.
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"Glenn's a relentlessly digging sort of guy," said Tim Burger, a friend and former colleague.
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Some of those trainers and horse owners were digging in their heels on Thursday afternoon.
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Do I need to start digging a bomb shelter in my backyard right this instant?
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Not that we're saying that digging into those delicious green orbs will attract wasps. Enjoy!
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The group had entrenched itself in the city, occupying homes, digging tunnels and laying explosives.
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In preparation for an expected army offensive, civilians have been readying food and digging shelters.
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"We found underground corridors and other rooms, so we kept digging," said Mr. Faggiano, 60.
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The next thing I knew, I was digging into the history books and the archives.
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The fund also has a stake in Elon Musk's tunnel-digging venture, The Boring Company.
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He is known for previously digging up hundreds of millions of leaked voter records online.
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These garden gloves have claws attached to make digging, planting, and raking fast and easy.
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Lawmakers are digging in for a high-stakes battle over the future of financial regulation.
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It's Monday evening here in Washington and we're still digging ourselves out of the snow.
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But it's not enough to stop digging -- it's time to start tunneling our way out.
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"Nothing has precluded him from digging further than what we've dug," Burr said of Wyden.
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Doing some digging (on your personal computer, not at work) is your first stop. Glassdoor.
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"I cannot believe how perfect it is," Mr. Antonoff said, digging through his own drawers.
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Credit...Ben Wiseman; Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images Opinion Columnist Suddenly you're digging him.
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The blogger Stephen Carbone, who has been digging up "Bachelor" scoops on his website RealitySteve.
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For a second, it felt like Fitbit was really digging the knife in on Apple.
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Digging out the truth, for both reporters and readers, is painstaking and sometimes painful work.
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"They are still digging up dead bodies," the official, who declined to be identified, said.
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If I catch them, I don't want them to be digging around in the crap.
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But if digging up his own backyard gets boring, Kenyon has a new career path.
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Accessing the frosty treat required digging through slices of cheesecake or perhaps a Choco Taco.
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Photograph by Rafal Milach for The New Yorker Digging for treasure legally can be cumbersome.
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"I think the Chinese are digging in for a long war here," the economist said.
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And despite their best intentions, Americans are digging themselves deeper into a hole each year.
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We've also compiled a short list of some recent music we've been digging on Bandcamp.
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Beira's pregnant belly bulged ever more visibly, and the pack was digging her a den.
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"The Venerable W." begins by digging a little into the contradiction of Buddhist hate-mongering.
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I lay in bed, digging frantically in my memory for him, and came up empty.
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He set about exploring the place, meeting officials, reading the histories, digging into the archives.
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Of all media publications, the Times has been most successful at digging into Trump's taxes.
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Seeing them again nowadays lit a fire inside me—I had to do some digging.
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None of them think digging coal out of the ground is ideal for the environment.
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It wasn't until years later, digging through boxes of family photographs that I discovered this.
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We are digging through some recordings that are older than some of these new fans.
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We ended up putting an expedition to go to the Kamchatka Peninsula to this obscure stream across the tundra in the middle of nowhere to see if, by luck and digging and digging, we were lucky enough to find even one grain of the material.
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After digging through decades of literature in the field, Jauchem concluded that infrasonic weapons are impractical.
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It hurts a little digging into my wrist but after tasting my blood it calms down.
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And, man, oh, man, all of this as the New York attorney general is digging in.
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Jacobs was digging dirt on narcotics operations in Colombia before joining Uber's Threat Operations (ThreatOps) team.
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Her digging also contributed to TechCrunch's reports about Instagram's music stickers and Twitter's unlaunched encrypted DMs.
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But black people, many of them slaves, did the bulk of the heavy lifting and digging.
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Despite exhaustive digging by data scientists, journalists, and independent researchers, there's no reliable figure thus far.
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But Musk also has a plan for all that dirt he's digging up in the process.
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Then, "everyone started digging into their pockets and bags for hand sanitizer and wipes," Locke said.
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It's a stunning development, and it's worth digging into why it happened and why it matters.
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Taiwanese engineers have spent decades digging tunnels and bunkers in potential landing zones along the coast.
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Love gov Don't worry about digging up dirt about a certain candidate for governor in Arizona.
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They spent a long time digging it, building it, even our school went to the subbotniks.
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"As long as money keeps coming in, we'll keep digging," Cards Against Humanity says on HolidayHole.
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It's a process of digging and searching and asking for help to find the right therapist.
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Does this mean you should start digging through your old rock collection for potentially valuable meteorites?
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From 2003, the Washington, D.C. government has spent millions digging out and replacing its toxic piping.
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Game of Thrones fans are used to digging around through complex source material to find clues.
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They can only pinpoint where recent digging may have happened, and the sensor technology is expensive.
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Women toil in a dusky landscape, digging relentlessly in the polluted land for an undisclosed aim.
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The global economic slowdown is here to stay Economists are digging in for a global slowdown.
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"It got to the point where people thought I was digging my grave," he told PEOPLE.
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We did some digging into his stance on various environmental issues, and here's what we found.
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Stop digging around your apartment for 100 spare bobby pins and check these alternatives out, ahead.
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It took more digging to determine the circumstances, but eventually the story could be pieced together.
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As we're descending, we're gifted with the sight of a spotted eagle ray digging for clams!
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The mole seemed to be missing a key factor in digging: friction in the surrounding soil.
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For a lot of guys, it's just not the best idea for them be out digging.
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These garden gloves have eight claws attached to make digging, planting, and raking, fast and easy.
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A little bit of digging into Australia's history and you'll soon come across some dark stuff.
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In fact, the jobs being performed behind the scenes are the ones robots are digging into.
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She is not the gold digging opportunist, willing to pass up real love for something shiny.
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But with some digging, you can find your Platonic ideal at swap meets and thrift shops.
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And as I'm digging through the papers, I keep saying to myself, I know it's here.
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The mole seems to be missing a key factor in digging: friction in the surrounding soil.
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An off-the-grid Doug has been listening to it while digging for Rachel Posner's body.
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We started off in a hole and just kept digging a deeper one as we went.
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Digging into its data, the company reports that 84% of Callisto's campus users are cis-women.
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She just started getting on the Internet to see, [digging] into his past a little bit.
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"I would spend most summers working for him, painting, scrapping, digging up trash," Ready-Campbell says.
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If you're digging this look, check out some more "orbit nail" inspiration from the show, ahead.
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He would lug the precious bundles back on the subway, the rope digging into his hands.
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Over the weekend of January 0003th and 21st, the two parties seemed to be digging in.
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"Everyone started digging and we got his head out of the snow pretty quickly," says Johnson.
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In honor of the shopping holiday, the company is digging a "tremendous" hole — with your money.
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I interviewed Green about what he learned after spending so much time digging into Bannon's ideology.
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Too narrow for adults to climb into, rescuers began digging out the 40-meter deep well.
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The dairy company said it remained open to talks but accused the farmers of digging in.
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By the time both sessions were concluded Thursday afternoon, each side appeared to be digging in.
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But digging into the details of the report reveals that weakness remains in the American economy.
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The digging proceeded for another hour before an agent called an abrupt halt at 3 p.m.
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A new podcast is digging deep into the life and tragic death of a movie star.
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"Glad you're digging it," the 32-year-old actress and singer said to Mayer on Saturday.
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That is an extremist Israeli settler, with Greenblatt also there digging underneath Silwan, a Palestinian town.
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After all, digging something out of a storage bin and delivering it takes labor and resources.
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If you want cozy up in yours before digging in, feel free, because it's a doozy.
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Did it surprise you, when you started digging into it, to find such a rich history?
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This goes beyond digging your heels in and refusing to let the enemy take from you.
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Digging through the known literature, Seiffert discovered that no scientist had ever seen the creature alive.
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They will need it now, because digging stuff up can be a diverting and unpredictable business.
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Scorpio is the sign of the detective, and you'll find yourself doing some deep digging today.
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This Water sign is all about digging to the bottom of a problem and healing it.
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Fenn and his family have found strangers digging in his backyard for the treasure, he says.
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With a little digging, we've uncovered the very products our favorite stars used to get there.
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And how you went about digging into this in a way that was thoughtful and educated.
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He was taking shots with his friends and digging into KFC and taking tons of photos.
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Sorrentino and Reis's art is painful, relentlessly digging into the grime and dread of the situation.
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"We're digging a little more into that side of it," police say of the harassment allegations.
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The new interface was uncovered by the developers behind Snapprefs while digging through Snapchat's public code.
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Also, a digging machine is supposed to arrive in April to begin working on a tunnel.
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We did some digging and found a video Hall recorded and posted May 11 on Instagram.
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The ditch China has been digging for itself is actually deeper than it appears, not shallower.
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I think I'm currently digging Metal Gear so much because of how complicated it can be.
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After a tiny bit of digging, I discovered that NEXT was still downloading in the background.
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The shortage had been exacerbated by private vendors digging deep into the water table, he said.
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We did some digging and to be fair, Sav has never claimed Atlanta as his birthplace.
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If lots of reporters are already digging into something, why would we want to as well?
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His EP touched everyone from foundation year art students to bearded, crate-digging beat-maker types.
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When done, put them on a parchment-lined baking sheet to cool off before digging in.
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She doesn't go digging for them, but Natalia* knows most of her customers' deepest, darkest secrets.
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We're digging through the very long filing here to see what other insights we can find.
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James Franco is digging into his past in the wake of allegations of sexually inappropriate behavior.
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The Netherlands still dominates the global horticulture industry, but Kenya is digging itself a growing niche.
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But Gaethje's pressure and ringcraft vanished shortly after Eddie Alvarez began digging shots to his body.
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"Everyone is digging in for a long fight," Brown Brothers Harriman strategists said in a note.
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The same cannot be said for Hyperloop and the company digging tunnels under our major cities.
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Based on this, digging up 34,000 hectares will release up to to 194Mt of stored CO2.
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Nebraska farmers were digging out of flooded fields and coping with cut-off highways on Friday.
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No one paid a price for getting that wrong, for not really digging into the details.
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A team of 45 people spent weeks digging it out from under 20 tons of rock.
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She welcomes me with open arms and we begin the process of digging through her refrigerator.
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The Argentines seemed uninterested in digging, and the soil and plants were worse off for it.
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Maybe the visit home was a chance to visit the folks and do some throwback digging?
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All they seem to care about is digging their ideological heels into the dirt and grandstanding.
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Digging deep into the global rankings for both sexes, both top 20 lists highlight certain themes.
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That goal was followed by 35 minutes of England pressing for more and Wales digging in.
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With both sides digging in, it's unclear whether negotiators are even getting close to a deal.
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