"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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With Ping digging in, chances for a settlement seem slim.
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So far, though, conservatives are still digging in against it.
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But they're not digging in the ground or refining ore.
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Waters is digging in, saying she's calling for "peaceful" protests.
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For now, the Japanese side is digging in on dairy.
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Marines were constantly digging in deeper and rebuilding their defenses.
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I was digging in my heels trying to lean back.
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Guys aren't digging in a goalies pads with their skates.
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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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I put aside enough for my lunch tomorrow before digging in.
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Demonstrators, most of them young, appeared only to be digging in.
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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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Hand me that Goop-branded wooden fork, because I'm digging in.
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I've done psychological digging; they're doing archaeological digging in my archive.
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But Wald isn't digging in deeper on the metal just yet.
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So why is Prime Minister Justin Trudeau digging in his heels?
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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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But ultimately CLOSER sparked my curiosity and had me digging in.
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I love digging in, watching these guys do what they do.
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Daines and Johnson are digging in on the pass-through issue.
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But in this case, Facebook appears to be digging in its heels.
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The Problem: The straps are digging in or fall off your shoulders.
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And I think President Trump is digging in his heels on this.
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Meghan King Edmonds is digging in on her "dream home" in Missouri.
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As trade talks stalled, both sides have appeared to be digging in.
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As lawmakers move to finalize the bill, both sides are digging in.
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Our correspondent says both sides are digging in for a protracted battle.
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By contrast, Mr Bannon is digging in for the strategic long haul.
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No more digging in just to deny the other side a win.
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Both sides now seem to be digging in for a prolonged conflict.
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They don't have to go digging in different sites around the country.
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Officers spotted her pajamas after digging in a spot indicated by the dog.
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He just really enjoys talking about the creative process and digging in deep.
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Yet it also faces the wrath of environmentalists for digging in over lignite.
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Before digging in, there were mixed feelings about this combo at the office.
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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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In other words, the Saudis are digging in for a war of attrition.
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Night was approaching, and I was digging in when Father Lyons came by.
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As support for impeachment grows, the president's base is digging in its heels.
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We're digging in further to be like: 'Here's a place specifically for you.
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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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Digging in to convey gravitas, Mr. Dudamel led a teeming, even Mahlerian performance.
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The blame game heated up over the weekend, with both sides digging in.
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Ryan responded to Gabbard's statement by digging in on his idea of engagement.
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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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I did a bit of digging in the polls and, turns out, he's not.
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But it throws up its hands and says, "Oh, well," instead of digging in.
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In Recife, Brazil's seventh largest city, officials are digging in for a long struggle.
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And, you know, as soon as it's released, we're grabbing one and digging in.
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Republicans are digging in ahead of a looming battle over President Trump's judicial nominees.
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Both sides seem to be digging in and there is little sign of compromise.
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So, to get to China, you should start digging in either Argentina or Chile.
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Instead, it is digging in, hoping to exhaust Ukraine with more of the same.
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He would just start digging in on the computer and rerouting and twisting things.
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One analyst said the foundation was digging in its heels against the DSV offer.
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She is now digging in to defend her home state of Minnesota on Tuesday.
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"I didn't know how bad it was until I started digging in," he said.
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I didn't think that we did a very good job of just digging in.
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Digging in ground others have is fine—it's how the internet and journalism work.
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Both sides are digging in -- and no one should expect clarity any time soon.
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Senators are digging in for a long fight over President Obama's Supreme Court nominee.
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The president appears to be digging in on his position in the shutdown negotiations.
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Sure, Double-Double's are delish but Rob's got another good reason for digging in.
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That is wrapping the head and digging in an underhook on the far arm.
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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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"China is digging in its heels," said Kristina Hooper, chief global market strategist at Invesco.
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Digging in, he said the leaks were real, and the reports about them were fake.
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"We were playing but we weren't digging in and attached to the game," Hynes said.
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Recent talks have proven mostly unfruitful, with both sides digging in to their respective positions.
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Sunday, there were reports the President had "rejected" the punt option and was digging in.
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Late-night hosts have traditionally been equal-opportunity provocateurs, digging in when there's an opening.
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Some of those trainers and horse owners were digging in their heels on Thursday afternoon.
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Lawmakers are digging in for a high-stakes battle over the future of financial regulation.
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"I think the Chinese are digging in for a long war here," the economist said.
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And, man, oh, man, all of this as the New York attorney general is digging in.
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The global economic slowdown is here to stay Economists are digging in for a global slowdown.
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Over the weekend of January 0003th and 21st, the two parties seemed to be digging in.
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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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If you want cozy up in yours before digging in, feel free, because it's a doozy.
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Fenn and his family have found strangers digging in his backyard for the treasure, he says.
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When done, put them on a parchment-lined baking sheet to cool off before digging in.
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"Everyone is digging in for a long fight," Brown Brothers Harriman strategists said in a note.
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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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Ross recalls digging in his backyard at 20133 Exposition Drive, finding pieces of rusted, flaky metal.
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Negotiations over Trump's border wall remain stalled with both sides digging in on their respective positions.
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Is that just your mild germaphobia talking or should he have second thoughts before digging in?
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Briefly, before digging in: Subtractions: Gunplay as a necessary part of the mechanics of the game.
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Ropes snake around her body, digging in to her flesh as they form a body harness.
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To which he's not, and I implore you to do some more digging in your music.
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Talks to resolve the trade fight have stalled, and both sides are digging in their heels.
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The news conference is the latest proof that Northam is digging in to save his job.
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But initial reactions from across the English Channel suggested France and Germany were digging in too.
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Pai's quick start has already drawn partisan battle lines, and both sides are already digging in.
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There will always be the option of digging in deeper to hidden and more varied options.
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Weiner initially said he was the victim of a hack; Breitbart and others kept digging in.
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But Lankford added that both sides are digging in, rather than trying to close the gap.
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The Trump campaign is digging in against Machado, casting her as an opportunist and a liar.
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" Griffen then explains that someone in the ambulance was "digging in his pocket pulling out something.
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That has left a huge but exciting task for those digging in freezing temperatures under temporary cover.
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The occupiers say they're prepared to stay as long as possible, and keep digging in their heels.
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We kind of want to be rescued rather than digging in and fixing our situations by ourselves.
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Instead, they are digging in and Catalonia is on the brink of unilaterally—and illegally—declaring independence.
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Instead of digging in an abyss for that chapstick, organize the bag you rely on every day.
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Diners, many of whom look as though they haven't slept, are digging in at giant communal tables.
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Our thought bubble: The conversation seems to be taking an antagonistic turn, with critics digging in deeper.
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THE TOPLINE: Republicans are digging in against President Obama's plan for closing the Guantanamo Bay detention facility.
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Sure, I knew of Seriosha's Record Shop in Havana, where Gilles Peterson publicly went digging in 2010.
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The mini-talkathon comes as Democrats are digging in ahead of the highly watched vote this week.
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He is digging in and doubling down with his base, for whom he can do no wrong.
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But Mr. Modi seems intent on digging in, and he has the Indian public firmly behind him.
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But Mr. Modi seems intent on digging in, and he has the Indian public firmly behind him.
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Regulators digging in on the details are rightfully skeptical of the bogus claims made by these companies.
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Sounds like someone who's hoping to cut a plea deal instead of digging in for a trial.
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I called this "tribal epistemology" in a long post earlier this year, if you're interested in digging in.
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DOJ even moved to change the team of lawyers involved, a possible sign that it was digging in.
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But as that deadline looms, the people in the camps are digging in their heels, determined to stay.
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Kamala Harris and Julián Castro have all but given up on the Granite State, Gabbard is digging in.
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The Hill: The Iran deal's supporters and opponents are digging in for a fight over the nuclear agreement.
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Meetings between congressional leaders and the president have largely been contentious and unfruitful, with each side digging in.
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"Before that, it was working every day for a small paycheck, it was digging in change," Scotty said.
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VICE News goes to East Jerusalem to see how Silwan residents plan to challenge the digging in court.
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At one turn, they came across a virtual Hamas militant digging in fatigues and a red-checked kaffiyeh.
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Democratic senators are digging in ahead of a looming showdown over President Trump's pick to lead the FBI.
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Keeping everything together means you won't have to go digging in your closet to start a work out.
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Also, digging in revealed that the treat was not so much a cupcake as a sort of mousse.
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This has split investors large and small into warring camps — both sides digging in with quasi-religious fervor.
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"We were digging in the basement to put in posts to shore up the house," Mr. Hayman said.
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But Paul surprised them all by digging in his heels and delaying a vote until 1:85033 a.m.
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Also, digging in revealed that the treat was not so much a cupcake as a sort of mousse.
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And the White House is digging in its heels to support Jackson, a White House physician since 2006.
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Instead of a negotiation, the SECURE Act has become evidence that both sides are digging in their heels.
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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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It is latest indication of Beijing digging in for a prolonged trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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If you are lucky, of course, you don't personally know the dead you are digging in the name of.
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I'd played outdoors all through May, getting drenched in radioactive rain showers, digging in radioactive dirt, eating radioactive food.
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But Rubio's rivals are digging in in Florida as well, gearing up for what could be a critical fight.
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Researchers digging in British Columbia's Burgess Shale have uncovered the fossilized remains of a 500 million-year-old lobopodian.
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So I've been digging in boxes and finding all the stuff, and a lot of it I didn't remember.
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"We have a lot of partners that we haven't announced, so you're digging in the right direction," he said.
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Meantime, residents of Florida and southeast Texas are digging in for a long recovery from Irma and Harvey, respectively.
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On the contrary, Russian troops in Syria appear to be digging in for the long haul, said Anna Borshchevskaya.
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Both Democrats and Republicans are digging in for what promises to be the biggest political battle in a generation.
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Plans for new trade talks collapsed recently and both sides appear to be digging in for a long fight.
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"We have been digging in the earth for two months non-stop, me, my wife and children," he said.
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Each side claims to have the other boxed in; both seem to be digging in for a protracted battle.
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Now, as the judge prepared to rule on what documents would be disclosed, the Justice Department was digging in.
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Rather than cooling off his tone, he is digging in, two people who spoke to him on Thursday said.
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Happy Thursday and welcome back to Overnight Finance, where we're digging in for a busy start to next week.
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Among the new allegations: Jackson is denying the claims and the White House is digging in to defend him.
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Avoid digging in, or stirring up, the sediment while taking part in water-related activities in shallow, warm freshwater areas.
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Whether it's in Washington or abroad, the tech giant is digging in as it fears tougher regulations and government takeovers.
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His research also shows that a product's perceived taste can be altered if someone reads these words before digging in.
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He started digging in the parking lot of SpaceX, his other company that builds and launches rockets for interplanetary travel.
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Just make sure to tap any excess water off of the scoop before digging in to avoid any messy dripping.
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Both Kirkus Reviews and Publishers' Weekly say that readers should be pretty familiar with the original trilogy before digging in.
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What little is known about them has more to do with laboratory work than digging in the ground for remains.
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Our tiny insect friends have a few notable talents: digging in dirt, crawling on walls, and, apparently, creating artistic masterpieces.
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Even as a baby, I was really into digging in the dirt and I would collect rocks from my backyard.
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Now, with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell expected to release a revised plan Thursday, Paul is digging in even further.
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It's a visual tribute to the art of digging in the crates and to the rediscovery of lost music online.
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Meanwhile, the military junta, which seized power in April after months of calls for al-Bashir's removal, is digging in.
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The meager bipartisan support indicates Democrats are digging in ahead of an expected fight over Dodd-Frank's future in 2017.
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Democrats are digging in for one final 22019 fight as lawmakers face a looming deadline to avoid a government shutdown.
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Just a hundred miles away, near the town of Lago Agrio, environmental activist Donald Moncayo is digging in the ground.
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This was the act of someone digging in for a fight, not preparing to reach out to the other side.
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Some experts say China may be digging in for a more protracted trade battle, calculating it can outlast Trump's presidency.
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"Guys, I have been planting trees digging in the earth singing and feeling a great deal of relief," she tweeted.
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Business leaders said Monday they are digging in their heels to push an Asia-Pacific deal through Congress this year.
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Several rounds of talks have produced no breakthroughs and both sides look to be digging in for a lengthy battle.
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Some analysts believe the chances of a lasting trade deal are receding as both sides show signs of digging in.
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Before digging in, I asked him how he managed to make a quesadilla in Asia, where there is no cheese.
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In digging in to defend Trump's seemingly indefensible comments, Spicer managed to get the White House into even more trouble.
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When you come in defensive and digging in your heels, you don't give the company a lot of wiggle room.
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And Clinton's campaign is digging in, knowing that a loss in the Golden State would hurt perceptions about her campaign.
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She's clearly digging in for a fight, having hired a prominent former US attorney to represent her in the matter.
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Battle over Wall Street rules: Lawmakers are digging in for a high-stakes battle over the future of financial regulation.
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C., has criticized White House officials, particularly policy aide Stephen Miller, for the president digging in on his immigration demands.
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Equally as important as digging in on an investigation is the question of whether public sentiment on impeachment will change.
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The strikers are digging in for a long strike, emboldened by a new law that strengthens the hand of organized labor.
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Finally at near full strength again, No. 7 Louisville is digging in for a late-season push for an ACC title.
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Are Iraqi-led forces close to victory, or are the militants digging in for a lengthy and dogged war of attrition?
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"The donations help a lot because we were just digging in our pockets, buying the fabric ourselves," his mother told Today.
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So Mary's son went to the house on his own, and he was digging in the rubble with his bare hands.
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Both powers seem to be presuming that the peace effort will fail and digging in for the next phase of war.
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Israel, for its part, is intent on keeping Iran from digging in and on limiting its transfers of weapons to Hizbullah.
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His present-day affinity for these artists comes as a byproduct of a youth spent digging in his parents' record collection.
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Yet the Trump campaign is digging in, supported by the Republican Party despite it having initially signed on to the schedule.
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Talks have proven even more complicated than expected, with potential allies opposing each other and all sides digging in their heels.
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My dad and sister finally arrive and we order family style, digging in as soon as the food hits our table.
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" Kidman exclaims, digging in with enthusiasm before equating the flavor to a "hairy nut"), and fried grasshoppers ("exquisite ... I recommend it.
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Now, with Trump forcefully digging in on those comments, his policy agenda and political relationships with his own party are wavering.
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And what makes a good, decent person—never pushing, never digging in too deeply—isn't necessarily what makes an effective documentarian.
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Digging in: Multiple sources tell Axios that the deal is closed, although we do not know exactly how much was raised.
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Instead, it turned out to be the sunlight glinting off a backhoe's arm, digging in the ground in a steady rhythm.
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But Trump is digging in, blaming Democrats, "loopholes" in the law and the media and demanding that Congress fix the problem.
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Locally focused, self-organized, and overwhelmingly led by women, these groups show every sign of digging in for the long haul.
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It is not the first case of Trump trying to clear up a self-created political disaster but digging in deeper.
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But she has relaxed into her own style, and she often exudes a pragmatic calm, digging in with her rhythm team.
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So far, I haven't been able to find a single developer who is digging in and insisting on keeping Redshell active.
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It modifies the notifications based on plant type so you won't have to go digging in plant books for growing advice.
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The owls don't like being near trees or too close to homes, and digging in some spots could nick a pipe.
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Even as California's majority Democrats were digging in for battle, it was celebration time for many of the state's Republican residents.
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Republican and Democratic leaders started digging in days ago, ready to lay the blame for the shutdown with the other party.
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We called Quod to find out more about these perplexing fish and what curious diners should know before digging in themselves.
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In the meantime, Dreazen notes, Nunes has basically stopped his investigation: Nunes has responded by digging in his heels even further.
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"I started really digging in and doing some research and figuring out what I needed to do to manage it," he says.
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Both Trump and Democrats have been digging in on their wall positions, leading to a partial government shutdown, now in Day 21.
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But instead, Republicans and Democrats in the House are digging in, feuding over — just as CHIP advocates feared — Obamacare and other programs.
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If Scott is actually digging in West's archives, what are the odds the Stormi Jenner's father will try 'Ye's "Japanese-style" sandals?
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But instead of digging in, as the Brotherhood did in Egypt, Ennahda chose to yield ground (especially after the coup in Egypt).
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Use your trowel for transplanting or digging in containers, making small holes in the garden for new plants, or removing individual weeds.
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They last forever and are good for everything from opening packages to digging in tent stakes to cutting cheese (wash it first).
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But the Kentucky senator (whose state would see a $3.1 billion cut in 2026, per CBPP) is digging in, not coming around.
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After digging in the settings, I was able to change it so the camera automatically opens if you press the power button.
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A Q&A with CEO Dave Finocchio, who is digging in on video series and documentaries to compete with ESPN and others.
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In one frame, she appears as tiny figure digging in the dirt, surrounded by driftwood on a beach in the Pacific Northwest.
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The clash with leaders of the council appears to be the culmination of long-running tensions, with both sides now digging in.
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Jordain Carney writes that Senate Republicans are digging in for a long fight over reining in the president's emergency powers (The Hill).
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Although they've been barred from digging in the Roe 83 corridor, cursory excavations in the immediate vicinity have revealed more stone tools.
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But the president's own party would not unify even around that, with Democrats from industrial and coal states digging in against him.
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Sanders grabbed the spotlight at Price's hearing, digging in on whether the Trump administration believed healthcare was a "right" for all Americans.
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And by digging in on your fantastical conspiracy theories despite all available evidence, you are proving definitively that you are not patriots.
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Here's something we may have in common, Gabe: a certain slowness to admit we're wrong, accompanied by the digging in of heels.
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Is there a similar thing happening here, where Fox is digging in because they don't want to give an inch on this?
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At the other end of the pipeline 1,150 kilometers (715 miles) away, British Columbia indigenous communities are digging in for a fight.
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Check the straps to make sure they feel snug without digging in or falling off your shoulders, and adjust the length accordingly.
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And it applies to everyone, including the running back digging in for the extra yard and the lineman bowing to prevent it.
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A research group at Stanford does a better job telling the full story, negative and positive, for those interested in digging in.
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Red Cross said that 600 people were still missing and many residents were digging in the mud in search of family members.
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If you're interested in digging in, this post by Sidney Primas explains why insurance companies benefit when the cost of care increases.
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Instead of digging in on the debt ceiling, the Democrats should call the Republicans' bluff and demand the limit be abolished altogether.
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J.J. Watt, the star defensive end for the Houston Texans, was among those digging in their heels against the idea last week.
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At National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition, we are committed to digging in and doing the work to protect family farmers and their soil.
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Westmoreland saw an easy target — intelligence showed no evidence that the enemy units were digging in and constructing bunkers — and on Dec.
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Rescuers digging in the destruction have been calling for silence in order to hear the cries of those trapped under the debris.
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The Deadpool star took to Instagram to show off the strawberry-covered cake—but Lively may want to hold off on digging in.
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Companies should try digging in their pockets if they're looking to find workers for unfilled jobs, Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari said Tuesday.
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Frankie is constantly burying bones, fake digging in the couch or rug, while Chance just wants to sleep, eat and meet new people.
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Musk and the company's board initially appeared to be digging in for a battle, but per the Washington Post, on Saturday he caved.
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Bourdain kept that conversation up as he traveled the world digging in to whatever food the locals would put in front of him.
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Democrats and liberal groups are digging in for a fight, even if there is little they can do to change the eventual outcome.
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First Lady Michelle Obama is digging in her heels to ensure that her iconic vegetable garden will continue to flourish throughout future presidencies.
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The lavish praise and unspecific promises of Mr Trump mean that Mr Netanyahu can now give his heels a rest from digging in.
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He believes that it has been there for years, wrapping around her neck when she was younger and digging in as she grew.
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Both sides were digging in for what they have cast as a potentially defining battle over Francis's push for a more inclusive Church.
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Digging in our heels may soothe our anxieties about how the world is turning, but we are not likely to reverse its course.
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Both sides agree undoing the rules will mean big changes for businesses and consumers, and both sides are digging in for the fight.
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Trump did not appear willing to strike a quick compromise with Democrats, digging in on Saturday on his demand for border wall funding.
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GOP centrists are digging in on the other side, pledging to kill any budget that deviates from the two-year, bipartisan budget deal.
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An amicable resolution between the Democratic-led committees and the president is unlikely to happen, as both sides are digging in their heels.
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The Senate is barreling toward a showdown on the floor over immigration, with both sides digging in as they hunt for 60 votes.
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The group's ads come with both sides digging in for a long fight over President Obama's nomination of Garland to the Supreme Court.
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Over the past few years she's been digging in the archives of disco and house for its most hands in the air moments.
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Commando tights are pricey at $238 - $40 per pair, but they feature a patented raw-cut waistband that stays put without digging in.
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But the United Constitutional Patriots, the right-wing militia under scrutiny over detaining migrant families at the border with Mexico, is digging in.
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But at the same time, activists on the streets were digging in, organizing one protest after another in front of Mr. Rosselló's residence.
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As gluten-free goes, her treats are commendable, but she advises warming up the babkas and breads to improve them before digging in.
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Typically this includes citizen scientists or grade school students who stumble upon fossils while walking around the beach or digging in a park.
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Pompeo was apparently trying to get the president to release the military aid in August, even as Trump was digging in his heels.
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This suggests that China, digging in for the long haul against Trump, believes it can win any trade war he'd care to unleash.
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He then tweeted in May that the company would begin digging in two months — but the company did not actually start until November.
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Meanwhile, Americans are digging in along deepening fault lines, taking sides on everything from Trump and immigration to Megan Rapinoe and drinking straws.
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Presented before it's carved, the dish is a sculpture to behold under the massive skylight—you might pause a moment before digging in.
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There's nothing like spreading out the Talisman board, breaking out some snacks, and digging in for a day of dungeon delving with friends.
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Buoyed by the praise, and encouraged by the acting White House chief of staff, Mick Mulvaney, Mr. Trump decided to keep digging in.
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Washington (CNN)Senate Democrats are digging in their heels against President-elect Donald Trump's choice to helm the EPA -- Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt.
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Last month, Musk's boring machine starting digging in LA.This is the first time he has publicized his interest in tunneling through the East Coast.
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But a number of campers are digging in north of the river, said Madonna Thunder Hawk, a member of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe.
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Digging in his heels Senegalese troops have entered Gambia to boot longtime ruler Yahya Jammeh who refuses to step down despite losing the election.
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The lavish praise and unspecific promises of Mr Trump probably mean that Mr Netanyahu can now give his heels a rest from digging in.
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As Germany tries to deter recent arrivals from digging in, and focuses on the worst offenders, America is doing more or less the opposite.
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They said Iraqi forces were carrying out the assault and that the U.S. military was not digging in for a larger ground combat role.
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But hopefully the company is adding something a little more user-friendly than digging in developer options for when the Pixel 3 hits stores.
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Should you find yourself at an impasse with a coworker, you may realize you're better off finding another solution than digging in your heels.
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An unsuspecting excavator operator uncovered the historic discovery while digging in an oil sands mine, according to the museum's news release about the exhibit.
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Democrats and Republicans in Congress are digging in for a fight on defense spending that is unlikely to be resolved until after the election.
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Behind the house, rescuers were digging in the mud, searching for three people who had last been seen in that area before the landslide.
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That the White House responded by digging in and dragging Kelly into this mess is indicative of Kelly's entire term as chief of staff.
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Both Republicans and Democrats are digging in the trenches after the House's impeachment probe resolution passed Thursday in a 85033-196 party-line vote.
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Digging in … overall, the episode stuck with the same groups as last week; with a later scene at Hilltop thrown in for good measure.
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Digging in the area — around the modern-day city of Luxor — has led to a series of findings since efforts began in December 2017.
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"The vibration is literally digging in there and allowing grief, sadness, and depression to come out whether it's in laughter or tears," he said.
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Ron DeSantis is digging in his heels, refusing to close beaches to block huge gatherings during the coronavirus outbreak ... despite alarming new CDC info.
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Jackson — the White House doctor for former President Obama and now for Trump — was digging in Tuesday, expressing a desire to rescue his nomination.
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With the green gauze face mask, and on her hands newly purchased garden gloves, she is digging in the remains of last year's garden.
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But even though, by 2017, I was obtaining most things in life — toothpaste, tacos, taxis — with two clicks, I was having trouble digging in.
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Before Ms. Ortega's remarks, Mr. Maduro had appeared to be digging in, arguing in an address on state television that Venezuela was still democratic.
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"My house was right inside there," said a shaken Tebeju Asres, pointing to where one of the excavators was digging in deep, black mud.
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Heading into this round of haggling, both sides committed to digging in, making concessions and arriving at a deal that could pass both chambers.
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The news website reported that police obtained a warrant to search the yard after a neighbor spotted Brooten's boyfriend digging in the yard recently.
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SANDRA SMITH, GUEST HOST: Tonight, President Trump, not only remains defiant, he is digging in and standing by his zero-tolerance policy at the border.
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Authorities are digging in an arid hillside on California Polytechnic University's San Luis Obispo, California, campus, where the athletic and upbeat freshman was last seen.
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" Now, on Wednesday, Musk tweeted about tunneling again, announcing "exciting progress on the tunnel front," with plans to start digging "in a month or so.
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Musk tweeted yesterday that he was going to start digging in "a month or so," starting across from his desk at SpaceX in Los Angeles.
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Julian Assange's lawyers are digging in for a furious, last-ditch effort to block his extradition to the U.S., following his dramatic arrest Thursday morning.
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The Chinese media seems to be digging in and not softening its tone," Block, founder of Muddy Waters Research, told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street.
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If the straps are digging in or slipping off, a Bra Fit Expert will get you the right size and style for your body frame.
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Now, three months into the Trump administration, when so much conventional wisdom is being scrambled and both sides are digging in, were we flat wrong?
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Now she's facing a runoff against the establishment favorite Lizzie Pannill Fletcher, and both the national Democratic Party and Moser's movement allies are digging in.
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Iran coach Carlos Queiroz said the match was a "beautiful football fight" and praised his players for digging in after being reduced to 10 men.
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I look at "Self Portrait" (1995), almost elemental in its use of rusted metal and bronze-color paint, and picture Whitten digging in his heels.
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While you may have been focused on Jesse digging in the desert, you may have missed the pieces of hair sticking out from a rug.
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The state of play: (1) The White House is digging in for a fight that looks to be longer and messier than officials had expected.
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But Splice is digging in for a long fight, giving away Splice Studio to lure in users and commissioning exclusive sample packs from top creators.
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But, at the very least, How To Dress Like is one fashion obsessives' site that keeps all the endless digging in one neatly curated place.
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Your ideal Sunday is a day spent crate-digging in record shops or maybe lounging around your girl's place, playing her something on the guitar.
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"At the end of the day we are doing this regulation," Bernhardt said, digging in and arguing that court rulings have backed the department's stance.
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But it didn't provide the answers lawmakers wanted, and so they're digging in further, this time throwing the questions directly at Verily CEO Andrew Conrad.
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For those of us who did not grow up digging in the dirt, but want to give it a try, the prospect can be intimidating.
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Senators are digging in for a looming fall fight over tax reform, as Republicans look to move on from their setback on the ObamaCare repeal.
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"From a valuation standpoint, we like this stock quite a bit, started a position, and will be digging in to the [fundamentals] further," said Tatro.
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A local official told me in June 2016 that officially 90 people had died digging in Kasulo since the policeman first found cobalt in 2014.
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The Emerson has always seemed a more malleable, less centrally driven aggregation, its violinists exchanging the lead and the others digging in as full partners.
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Some Democrats digging in their heels vowing to fight Judge Bret Kavanaugh&aposs Supreme Court nomination, my next guest knows a lot about the confirmation process.
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Protesters appear to be digging in their heels for the winter by building structures in a protest camp without permits, the Morton County Sheriff's Department said.
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There have also been indications that the Chinese government is digging in for what could be a prolonged fight, despite signs of a slowing Chinese economy.
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Let the excess chocolate drip off, then transfer the cookies to a parchment-lined baking sheet and let them cool in the refrigerator before digging in.
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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 have a ton of original content in our past that we've never put out there, we can start digging in the archive," says Brooks, 54.
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We've taken action against many of the specific instances in the article, and we're committed to digging in, addressing every issue, and fixing the underlying causes.
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While Pai appears to have a clear path to rolling back the rules, both sides are digging in for one of the year's biggest regulatory fights.
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KABUL (Reuters) - At least 30 Afghans were killed on Sunday when the tunnel they were digging in to mine gold in northern Afghanistan collapsed, officials said.
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We're in a moment of both heightened awareness and denial… More people are speaking up and speaking out, but other people are digging in their heels.
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ET after a comparatively normal Tuesday in Washington, which was digging in for the GOP's long campaign to navigate an Obamacare repeal bill through the Senate.
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It showed genre elders how hip-hop was capable of aesthetic evolution while reminding young people of the value of digging in the crates for inspiration.
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But both sides are digging in as Democrats appear increasingly hopeful they can wrap up their investigation — and potentially vote on impeachment articles — before year's end.
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It's still a hole in the ground — a big one, stretching along West Street between Vestry and Desbrosses Streets, with backhoes busily digging in the dirt.
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Trump and Congress remain stalemated over funding for the U.S.-Mexico border wall, with the president digging in for his demand for more than $5 billion.
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"Eat slowly and consciously and let the thoughts of eating more just trickle and float through your mind instead of digging in and expanding," Bazilian advises.
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United States banks and financial services companies are digging in for a long fight to curtail the Dodd-Frank Act, the Obama-era banking regulation bill.
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Coalition forces are now digging in for a drawn-out, house-to-house fight in a city riddled with tunnels and rigged with improvised explosive devices.
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Giselle, digging in "the tasseled Tibetan feed sack she uses as a purse," is so energetically inadequate we even find ourselves sympathizing with her obnoxious son.
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Here's the latest: Entering the second week of a partial government shutdown, President Trump is digging in on his demands over funding for a border wall.
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"I'm looking forward to getting to know everyone here and digging in deep to everything and everybody to see how I can assist them," he said.
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The small deployment of troops was intended to signal to the Syrian government and its Russian and Iranian allies that the American military was digging in.
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YouTube is known for shining a spotlight on viral stars, but sometimes it can act more like a hip record store clerk, digging in the crates.
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Warren has shown the most movement — but even that is far from garnering a majority against a field that is digging in rather than thinning out.
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Holders of Credit Default Swaps (CDS), instruments used to insure exposure to credit, are digging in for a payout for their bearish bets on the company.
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But the pivot comes as McConnell is trying to wrangle his caucus behind his legislation even as conservatives appear to be digging in for a fight.
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The bond market is digging in for a long period of low interest rates, and just how low they go could be up to President Donald Trump.
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And it has been drawn into a trade dispute with the U.S., with each side digging in on tariffs on billions of dollars of each other's imports.
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Mr Martin offers a more ominous example of defensive digging in cold-war era bunkers like "Site R" in Pennsylvania, which was built in the early 1950s.
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There's a desire to quickly move on once we know who won and who lost — as opposed to really digging in to analyze what happened and why.
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Sutton suspended him from his secretary duties earlier this week, but Ditsworth seems to be digging in, dismissing the revelations as political payback for going after Sutton.
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On Twitter, Boring Company CEO Elon Musk said the company will start digging in two months, and will aim to finish it by the end of 2019.
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As usual, you all dumped a flaming bag full of dog shit at our doorstep, so let's just put on our safety gloves and start digging in.
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Lamar Odom's drinking has reached crisis level for Khloe Kardashian, and we've learned she desperately wants him to get help NOW ... but Lamar's digging in his heels.
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"We're really focused on digging in and finding ways at getting the absolute most out of 2019," Epstein said Monday night at the MLB general manager meetings.
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Republicans are digging in for a long fight over reining in the president's emergency powers, setting up a potential clash with both the White House and Democrats.
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Additionally, new rules on trucking have caused logjams in deliveries and transportation price spikes while suppliers at home and abroad are digging in for ever-higher prices.
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Senate Democrats are digging in their heels over health benefits for miners in a government funding bill, raising the risk of a shutdown at midnight on Friday.
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Eminem risks just preaching to the converted—digging in further to the notion that we all get stuck in bubbles online, where our own views are reinforced.
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Digging in on his maximalist demands for limiting legal immigration and dividing immigrant families, Mr. Trump said he would bring the immigration system into the 21st century.
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WASHINGTON — Emboldened by weeks of protests across the country, congressional Democrats are digging in as Republicans try to swiftly remake a government shaped by the Obama administration.
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During his tenure, he became known for digging in on behalf of journalists reporting on court matters, and for being accessible at any hour of the day.
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With both sides digging in ahead of the second vote, the legislation is once again expected to fail to get the 60 votes needed to move forward.
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All the digging in the world may not yield results, as Dean Baquet, the bureau chief from 2007 to 2011 and now The Times's executive editor, noted.
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Related columns: - Fed's next move more likely to be a cut in interest rates (Reuters, March 7) - Investors are digging in for an age of anxiety (Reuters, Feb.
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As a high school senior, Turnbull could have been forgiven for digging in his heels on teen truisms like punk's not dead or—he's Scottish—alba gu bràth.
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The idea behind bitcoin mining is that, rather than trucks and drills digging in the ground for something of value, people use computers to solve complicated mathematical puzzles.
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But no Survivor has been quite as brutal and chaotic as last week's episode, where contestants spent nearly an hour digging in hot sand for bags of balls.
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Don't just look at the overall goal and targets and continue to spend at those levels without digging in each campaign and determining what is our inflection point.
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Windows Phone debuted in 2010 with Microsoft's Metro design philosophy, and a focus on glancing at your phone for information instead of digging in and out of apps.
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Working with Humanity and Hope United, Jordan and Co. got busy helping build infrastructure, which involved digging in the local soil, which is how Higgins contracted the parasite.
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And in the case of Google, and Silicon Valley as a whole, the new right is digging in for a long, hard fight, with Damore at the center.
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Related columns: - Feds next move more likely to be a cut in interest rates (Reuters, March 7) - Investors are digging in for an age of anxiety (Reuters, Feb.
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When I arrived in Amatrice at 7 PM on Wednesday, policemen, firemen, soldiers, and Civil Protection units were digging in the rubble and trying to coordinate the operation.
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But before you start digging in, here are some cake-baking tips so you can stress less about dessert, and focus more on giving that romance a chance.
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The company and Beijing are vowing to fight back and both sides are digging in, setting the stage for a battle that will likely impact upcoming trade talks.
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Szigetvar Journal SZIGETVAR, Hungary — In the shade of a wiry cherry tree, 72-year-old Jozsef Kovacs was digging in the dry dirt with a large gardening shovel.
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As Trump assailed Franken, Moore was digging in, pledging to fight the accusations against him as the state GOP in Alabama reaffirmed its support for the embattled candidate.
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With global growth slowing, international tensions high, mounting criticism of previously popular technology companies, and populists challenging established institutions, investors are digging in for an age of anxiety.
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Talks aimed at easing tensions have yielded no major breakthroughs and both sides look to be digging in for a long fight that could weigh on global growth.
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Digging in: Elon Musk himself is not listed on the filing, but this is very much his company (and, yes, is the same one that recently sold flamethrowers).
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Democrats are already digging in for a series of investigations that will provide a unique challenge for House Republicans if they choose to take up the president's cause.
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In 2003, researchers digging in a mountain cave on the Indonesian island of Flores discovered astonishing fossils of a tiny, humanlike individual with a small, chimp-sized brain.
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He became aware of the high emotion surrounding the property only a year later, when Charas was digging in its heels in the face of his eviction attempts.
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It was a pivotal moment for Hong Kong, with all sides letting a chance at compromise slip by and digging in for what has been a prolonged stalemate.
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As for those senators who are digging in because of Medicaid, that's where the White House comes in because that's a federal program administered by President Trump's appointee.
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Still, if we're going to build a more just America, we're going to have to listen to others across communities and identities, digging in especially where they intersect.
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When the toddlers started digging in the dirt of what will soon be a grassy apron in front of the Hills' high spot, it was time to leave.
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If Chapman is on the way back, a certain showdown could be an ideal gauge, with him toeing the pitching rubber and Davis digging in at the plate.
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But while demonstrators in Ukraine, at the height of their uprising, toppled their government in a matter of days, Venezuelans confront a president who is simply digging in.
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"Rappler is widely seen as the epitome of a free press, a news organization that was digging in to what is seen as an abusive government," he says.
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The White House is also digging in, insisting on $5.7 billion in wall funding, even as some Republicans have started to call for an end to the shutdown.
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President Trump is still digging in on his demand for money for a wall at the southern border, though he has backed away from declaring a national emergency.
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Soil, too, seems to harbor microorganisms that can ramp up a person's immune system if he or she spends time digging in the dirt at a young age.
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Running away instead of digging in — that's the Togetherness way, and it produces some great TV. The thing that might throw you about Togetherness is how slight it is.
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Sources at the NUM, which represents most the employees at the mine, said that the national leadership wanted to resolve the strike but the branch leaders were digging in.
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Thanks to a slew of adaptors and some deep digging in the mobile backup folder in Finder, I got the backup file and restored it from a different computer.
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Five years ago, a security team at an experimental research farm in Iowa owned by the seed producer Dupont Pioneer saw men crawling through and digging in their cornfields.
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The inaugural event is digging in to the present and future of transportation, from the onslaught of scooters and electric mobility to autonomous vehicle tech and even flying cars.
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And those watching President Xi this past week as he traveled and focused on economic issues at home also see a leader digging in for a longer-term showdown.
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After the shock of Scalia's passing and the swift eruption of a bitter partisan feud over his replacement, Obama and his GOP adversaries are digging in for a showdown.
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Signs overnight were that EU leaders were digging in their heels on some of Cameron's demands and sterling traded down 0.1 percent at $1.4322 in early trade in Europe.
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While that argument has since been abandoned, the administration then buried itself deeper, digging in in court even as media organizations and First Amendment experts rallied to CNN's cause.
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The funds - which have around $25 billion between them, according to research firm Preqin - are digging in themselves and offering co-investment opportunities and guarantees to attract foreign capital.
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FTC investigation: The FTC could use its active investigation to look at Facebook's broader privacy practices, using its settlement of a previous investigation as a hook for digging in.
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But even those people we've connected with mainly through digging in the real world and connecting with like minded souls from all over the planet; sharing information, sharing records.
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But with polls showing him with a 44 percentage point lead over his closest challenger, Nicole Malliotakis, a Republican assemblywoman, Mr. de Blasio seems to be digging in again.
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My process involves a bit of gardening mixed with art making — digging in the dirt, pulling weeds, then laying out canvas on the floor and pouring washes of paint.
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Final Fantasy VIII's strangeness, combined with people then quickly losing their shit over a sequel whose main appeal was hawking Final Fantasy tropes, had me digging in my heels.
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When Ana, an aged resident of Gibb Street, sees Kim, the Vietnamese child, digging in the lot, she assumes that the girl must be burying drugs or a gun.
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One of my favorite things is a Japanese forged steel hand mattock; you can use it as a hand hoe but also for digging in annuals or grass plugs.
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" Digging in his heels, O'Rourke then said Buttigieg "represents a politics driven by poll testing and focus group driving, and listening to consultants before they arrive at a decision.
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As Gooper and Mae — Brick's slick brother and alarmingly fertile sister-in-law — Brian Gleeson and Hayley Squires persuasively ground their characters' comic gold-digging in a fetid earthiness.
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Senate pivots to tax reform: Senators are digging in for a looming fall fight over tax reform, as Republicans look to move on from their setback on ObamaCare repeal.
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"They're digging in their heels like a child would and saying, 'we refuse to change,'" said Veena Dubal, a law professor at UC Hastings who researches the gig economy.
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He had pushed dos Anjos to the fence and had been digging in short body shots while dos Anjos clung to the double collar tie without room to move.
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On Thursday, with Britons voting in a European election in which pre-poll surveys suggested May's Conservatives would be thrashed by Nigel Farage's Brexit Party, May was digging in.
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The government is digging in for a drawn out standoff and Prime Minister Edouard Philippe postponed a weekend trip to Mali in order to be able to deal with strike.
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Aside from digging in to a cake and cupcake pull-apart creation (shaped like an artist's palette!) from Polkatots Cupcakes, Hutton's lucky guests got to take home quite the haul.
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If you don't feel like digging in the couch cushions to find the remote every time, you can get the VIZIO SmartCast app and turn your phone into a remote.
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When getting out your phone flashlight requires an extra hand that you just don't have, this motion sensing mini handbag light will keep you from frantically digging in the dark.
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Voters at the Progress Iowa dinner said they were digging in for a long year crowded with presidential candidates — and few of them wanted to even hint at a favorite.
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And it's that understanding of the blocks of the composition that allows for another kind of element, which is this power element that Ozzy brings—just really fucking digging in.
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But for the past three years, Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Charlie LeDuff has traveled the country digging in to who they were and are and exactly who forgot about them.
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Yes, it's a real thing that a handful of Americans bravely endure each year, the trade-off being catching a few funny commercials and digging in to some queso dip.
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Republicans on Capitol Hill are digging in their heels, insisting that the FBI's investigation into alleged coordination between the Trump campaign and Russia won't slow down the president's legislative agenda.
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His political opponents do not want the wall and are digging in against including funding for it in a bill to keep the government funded past its April 28 deadline.
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Defenses will be fine aggressively digging in the post or sending hard double teams whenever Jefferson, Young, or Turner try to make something happen with their back to the basket.
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He warned that digging in the party's heels and letting ObamaCare collapse under its own weight — a position occasionally espoused by President Trump and many conservatives — would be a mistake.
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He wrote a compelling piece for The Conversation digging in on the growth-oriented policies and perverse incentives that added greatly to the losses in Louisiana's great flood of 2016.
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Deal Professor The fight over Viacom is digging in for years of litigation as each side holds on to its own self-righteous claim to the poorly performing media company.
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We would get bit by tsetse flies or we would be digging in the wrong place or our parachute would get caught on the tree—we never figured it out.
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The scientists do not know if that means the termites have left or if they simply have no need for additional digging in the area after constructing the needed tunnels.
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When I was four or five, we lived in Paris, France, and one day while digging in his garden he found a Stone Age bead and a flint projectile point.
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The pizza cut up into slices and despite the searing cheese and hot oil seeping out, I'm told to eat it the Neapolitan way, folding it over and digging in.
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Senior Republican leaders, fearing more scandals, started urging their most imperiled incumbents to speak out about the wrongdoing surrounding President Trump — even as Mr. Trump seemed to be digging in.
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In light of alarming facts like these, buying used clothing has started to look like a seriously good alternative — even for beginners not so familiar with digging in $2 bins.
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LaVar Ball is back in the U.S. -- and he's digging in his heels on his threats to the Lakers ... sign my other sons or I'm taking Lonzo Ball somewhere else.
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Charles Oakley is digging in for war -- rejecting a plea deal in his NY Knicks assault case because he'd rather go to trial in an effort to clear his name.
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Solano Suarez and other Dreamers are digging in their heels, participating in protests around the country and seeking advice from attorneys on the best ways to fight against Trump's campaign promises.
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With Japan and South Korea digging in their heels for now, the prospects for ending the feud appear slim until it starts to hurt their economies or security cooperation, experts said.
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There's a lot of nature to contend with – like the fact that dogs like a little head support and will invariably do a little digging in order to get fully comfortable.
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But it's very hard to imagine Donald Trump, whose presidency is in serious trouble on almost too many fronts to count, digging in to a cute little jack-o'-lantern pepper.
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The framers, in other words, built our government on the assumption that lawmakers could rally together during times of crisis, rather than dividing into teams and digging in for partisan advantage.
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He said that ISIS fighters have been digging in and preparing for an eventual attack in Mosul for over a year and that the increased publicity had not changed their behavior.
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In fact, I didn't know much about the Gemini program at all, and when I started digging in, it turned out that, like most people, I knew almost nothing about Neil.
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Plans for fresh trade talks collapsed in recent weeks, and both sides appear to be digging in for a long fight, casting a pall over the outlook for global economic growth.
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Democrats are digging in on their demand that funding for Flint be included in the spending bill, which already includes emergency help for flood victims in Louisiana, Maryland and West Virginia.
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Pacman Jones is digging in ... pleading not guilty in his crazy incident at a Cincinnati hotel -- the same incident when he was caught on tape wishing death on a police officer.
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Knowing viewers would be interested in what the most followed person on Instagram is digging in terms of fashion, Vogue asked Gomez to name both her favorite and least favorite trends.
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The FBI and the U.S. Justice Department say cases of espionage in the agriculture sector have been growing since Mo was first discovered digging in an Iowan field in May 2011.
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But as of Wednesday night, the lawyer team was frustrated and prevented from digging in on legal work and negotiations with Mueller's team, with not all attorneys on the same page.
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But, with both sides digging in their heels and the prospect of a protracted trade war, a determined devaluation appears to be the strongest tool in China's toolbox, economists tell Axios.
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But in 2004, Chris Veltri, the owner of the San Francisco record store Groove Merchant, was crate-digging in the gospel section of a used vinyl shop in Redwood City, Calif.
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" Most of the criticism Wilson expects, she says, will come from "a digging in of the heels: 'That's not what it says in the dictionary, and therefore it can't be right!
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Now, with Mr. Trump in the White House, the Fair Housing Justice Center and organizations like it are digging in on what they have always seen as a drawn-out campaign.
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Uber and Lyft are currently digging in for a long legal battle, and it's clear that they will do everything in their power to prevent having to pay drivers like employees.
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Unions are digging in for a nationwide strike over pension reform that they hope will cripple transport networks, close schools, leave garbage piled high to force President Emmanuel Macron into retreat.
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House Democratic leaders are bracing for a government shutdown they now consider inevitable, as both parties are digging in over the fate of "Dreamers" and the proper levels of federal spending.
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Ultimately, Anne Ellegood has done Native art communities a favor by digging in and forcing this public discussion through her exhibition catalogue and her persistent framing of Durham as an American Indian.
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Why it matters: Maybe the Chinese will eventually cave, but the White House should be preparing for a much longer and more protracted trade war as China appears to be digging in.
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Whatever the perceived merits of China acceding to U.S. demands, authorities are seen as unlikely to swallow them in full for nationalistic reasons and appear rather to be digging in their heels.
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But with the Maduro administration digging in for a long confrontation, traders have been forced to reappraise the possibility of a long disruption of exports that could last weeks or even months.
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During the first vacation episode of season 10, "Digging In," Tinsley announced everyone was going to get a Tiffany's initial necklace, and each housewife would sleep where their necklace was randomly placed.
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The President also needs to remind Democrats and the nation that it was Democrats who shut down government in early 85033, by digging in on Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
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But while the swirling political crisis over the "zero tolerance" approach to undocumented migrants might convince a conventional White House to seek a way out, this administration is so far digging in.
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With the California Air Resource Board digging in for an emissions battle, the auto industry, unfortunately, is likely to see more lawsuits in the coming years than real-world fuel-economy improvements.
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A high-rise is actually super flattering— it sits higher on your torso, preventing any fabric digging in at the waist and elongating the look of your leg for a slimming effect.
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Last year, Netanyahu acknowledged that Israel struck Syria dozens of times to prevent advanced weaponry from reaching Hezbollah, also saying Israel would work to prevent Iran from digging in along Israel's borders.
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That said, Lacey assured me that his staff is digging in: two reporters are dedicated to the story and should be producing a deep look at the subject in the coming weeks.
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Their mutual insistence on digging in their heels and redoubling their efforts has set them on a clear path to destruction, far removed from the idyllic future promised in the flash-forwards.
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Yet Mr. Maduro is digging in — despite the economic sanctions against his government and the recognition of Mr. Guaidó as interim president by the United States and more than 50 other nations.
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The lack of moisture has helped preserve a record of the more temperate past, and researchers digging in the dry ground have found freeze-dried twigs and moss just below the surface.
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As various congressional committees pursue info on Trump's finances, he's digging in his heels, hiring more lawyers, saying he's willing to take the battle over his tax returns to the Supreme Court.
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Price gains were constrained by pressure on financial markets, which have this week been weighed down by worries that the United States and China are digging in for a long, costly trade war.
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When he just started digging in the pumpkin field, on a hunch, and was all sweaty and gross and kinda looked like Indiana Jones (that's what The Duffer Brothers were going for): 13.
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Authorities began digging in the wooded area Tuesday night after getting information on the death of 16-year-old Angel Soler, who was killed after leaving his home July 21, according to Newsday.
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News of Beijing's decision to skip the talks pushed China's yuan currency down 0.3 percent on Monday in offshore trade, reinforcing investors' fears that both sides are digging in for a long fight.
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There's actually quite a bit of redundancy going on here (as in some specs are just repeating themselves), but it's worth digging in to find out what each of them are referring to.
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This is a particular pet peeve after elections, where we'll spend *maybe* 72 hours digging in to the results after spending two years pumping up the election based largely on horse race polls.
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Lee Goggin, the 35-year-old Texas father of three who was buried alive by a tunnel he was digging in the sand during a family vacation in Florida on Sunday, has died.
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Slack wants to be the entire foundation of a business, but that starts with ensuring that employees can actually be more productive instead of spending all their time digging in menus for information.
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Tim Jost, a health policy professor and long-time observer of the Affordable Care Act, said the federal government is now digging in on the merits of the cases for the first time.
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The fully seamless design, with bonded edges, is meant to prevent that the irritating digging in or riding up in the underboob and sideboob areas (it also just feels and looks really nice).
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In December 2016, he tweeted that the Los Angeles traffic is driving him "nuts", and then in January of this year, Musk said he plans to start digging in "a month or so".
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All but two Democratic lawmakers voted Thursday to endorse the inquiry in its first House floor vote, showing that the caucus is digging in now that the impeachment process is picking up speed.
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Making it "self serve" was a priority, partly because they wanted customers digging in quickly and partly with only 10 people, they didn't have the staff to do a lot of hand holding.
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Trump is meanwhile digging in on his constitutionally questionable appointment of Matthew Whitaker, a critic of Robert Mueller, to oversee the special counsel probe as acting attorney general after Jeff Sessions was fired.
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Both Apple and the DOJ appear to be digging in for what could be a long fight, with some observers speculating that the battle could go all the way to the Supreme Court.
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But instead of reeling at the news, officials across the Northeast seem to be digging in their heels, laying down a new marker for what progressive policy looks like in the Trump era.
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By some estimates, as many as 400,000 small-scale miners operate throughout the Philippines, digging in areas where such activity is outlawed and using banned toxic substances, including mercury, to process their finds.
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While Democrats and growing numbers of independent voters are digging in against Mr. Trump, conservatives in red states that provide the party majorities in the House and Senate are still standing by him.
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"[In my honest opinion] the easiest money right now for anyone 14 or older is digging in to be an expert in Amazon Alexa and Google Home, and every compatible device, " Cuban tweeted.
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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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A 19-year-old tourist from the US was apprehended after he spent a night illegally digging in Zedekiah's Cave in the Old City of Jerusalem in search of its allegedly buried treasure.
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In the coming months we'll be digging in all over the place, so feel free to reach out if your company is doing something special (no guarantees on covering you, it's a big market).
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Trump has been happy to watch Kelly evolve over the last month into an open ideological warrior with his boss's instincts for digging in against perceived enemies and rallying the president's base of supporters.
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With the prison guards digging in, the stand-off is turning into a survival test for Justice Minister Nicole Belloubet, a high-flying law lecturer appointed by Macron last June following his election victory.
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After digging in and giving the exercise rider Eishu Maruuchi every indication he was unwilling to complete the five-furlong work scheduled for him, Lani eventually traveled the distance in 1 minute 1 second.
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In the Senate, Democrats are digging in against a Republican nominated by Mr. Obama to serve a second term as a public trustee of Social Security, a watchdog over the finances of the program.
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After digging in, he realized that was due to lack of education and understanding on the part of employees around which funds to pick and how much they should be putting aside for retirement.
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Senate Dems dig in as shutdown looms: Senate Democrats are digging in their heels over health benefits for miners in a government funding bill, raising the risk of a shutdown at midnight on Friday.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's ruling coalition said on Wednesday it would not "backtrack" on plans to increase deficit spending, digging in against financial market and EU pressure and brushing off criticism from parliament's budgetary office.
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We're just digging in ourselves, but so far we're really liking the frigid strut of "SPARKS," subdued, plotting aggression on "WOT U ON," and 8-bit footwork gloom on "XTC," to name a few.
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Military commanders and residents acknowledge that there is still a degree of support within Mosul for the Islamic State, and that thousands of fighters are digging in to defend the heart of the city.
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A: Before digging in, I'll parrot some grim-but-important advice I received from Amir Orad, a security expert with deep experience in the information wars, that changed the way I think about privacy.
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But with Turkey digging in its heels on the S-400 purchase as Congress ratchets up the pressure, it seems all but inevitable the White House will end up imposing CAATSA sanctions on Ankara.
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"What we have to do is we have to stop being obsessed over impeachment ... and start actually digging in and solving the problems that got Donald Trump elected in the first place," Yang said.
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Democrats, meanwhile, find themselves digging in even further in opposition to not just the lack of resolution for the expiring Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, but the overall short-term Republican funding strategy.
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And above all, we desperately need our elected leaders to make it their New Year's resolution to stop digging in and start leaning in to pass meaningful legislation to address this public health crisis.
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Both sides appeared to be digging in as President Donald Trump threatens to increase taxes on all China imports while Beijing ramped up its criticism against Washington, saying provoking trade disputes is "naked economic terrorism".
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The White House is digging in, insisting that Trump did nothing wrong, as the widening contours become clear of a scandal sparked by accusations that he abused his power by seeking political favors from Ukraine.
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According to a new paper published today in Science Advances, German researchers digging in the Neolithic archaeological site of Göbekli Tepe in southeast Turkey have found skull fragments that were clearly carved into by humans.
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A view of the amygdalae, the two almond-shaped areas hugging the center of the brain near the front that tend to become active when someone is digging in their heels about a political belief.
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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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Its existence in the suburb of Warren Park is testament to unceasing digging in and around Zimbabwe's capital by soil hunters, the fly-by-nighters who whisk away earth for sale to the construction industry.
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"Fen of Shadows" starts with an orchestral black metal vibe that builds tension expertly, droning with beautiful operatic guitars, then digging in and adding bass-heavy drums and amping up the distortion to build anxiety.
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But perhaps the most significant risk is that the first two weeks of Trump's administration have seen partisan differences only deepen, with Democrats digging in even further against the new administration after Friday's executive action.
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For instance: Pizza and movie night Monday, group fitness class Tuesday, digging in to that new book you've wanted to read on Wednesday, Skype date with mom on Thursday, drinks with friends on Friday, etc.
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" White House press secretary Josh Earnest similarly said Republicans "are digging in even further on an unreasonable position of not giving that person any sort of fair hearing and vowing to tear that person down.
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Matter Scientists digging in the Liang Bua cave on the Indonesian island of Flores years ago found a tiny humanlike skull, then a pelvis, jaw and other bones, all between 60,7003 and 100,000 years old.
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Digging in further, Kostin named companies that not only already offer almost double the dividend payouts of the broader S&P 500 but also have the potential to raise their dividends further than their peers.
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Schmidt's new book, "The Sting of the Wild: The Story of the Man Who Got Stung for Science," weaves his theories about stinging insects through a narrative of his personal experiences digging in the dirt.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump and White House officials are digging in on the appointment of Matthew Whitaker as acting attorney general, which has drawn waves of criticism from Democrats and some conservative legal scholars.
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In a sign he is digging in, Gambia's National Assembly has passed a resolution to allow Jammeh, who has been in power since a 1994 coup, to stay in office for three months from Wednesday.
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"Whether it is due to the Russia investigation, the gangbusters economy, his talk of tax cuts ... or some combination of these and other factors, his base is digging in," said Jay Campbell of Hart research.
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"The fund is digging in its heels, but if the pattern of brinkmanship that the Europeans and the Greeks have practiced in the past prevails, you will see more instability in the markets," he said.
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In the field of air traffic control (ATC), where Congress currently is considering sorely-needed modernization efforts, the business jet lobby is digging in to protect a system that helps them and harms everybody else.
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UFC face-breaker Cyborg Justino is digging in for a fight in her battery case -- pleading not guilty to a misdemeanor charge for allegedly attacking another UFC fighter at an athlete retreat back in May.
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Go deeper: Giuliani promotes Soros conspiracy theories in New York Magazine interview Giuliani says Trump has been "very supportive" of his dirt-digging in Ukraine Senators briefed that CrowdStrike theory is Russian-backed disinformation campaign
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Pros: Lifetime warranty, made of durable steel, stable Cons: Issues with parts digging in and sticking in tree Buy the Jack-Post Welded Steel Christmas Tree Stand on Amazon for $56.32 (Medium) or $72.15 (Large)
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But while parts of the party establishment are resigning themselves or even backing Trump's runaway train, one group is bitterly digging in against him: the hawkish foreign policy elites, including many of those known as neoconservatives.
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As trade tensions escalate, China is increasingly digging in its heels for a longer-term dispute, while trying to keep the door open to the U.S., which has long been the Asian country's largest trade partner.
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The Department of Justice is digging in its heels against UnitedHealth Group, alleging in a second lawsuit the health insurance giant has knowingly scammed the government by inflating the medical codes of its Medicare Advantage members.
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Archaeologists digging in a 400-year-old church in Jamestown, Virginia, have found a headless body that might be that of Sir George Yeardley, one of the first politicians — and slave owners — in the American colonies.
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RELATED: Why Trump is digging in on separating families at the border This comes just hours before Trump is to meet with Republicans on Capitol Hill to discuss the roiling situation along the US-Mexico border.
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Top Republicans say there is a reasonable political argument to be made for digging in and awaiting 2018, when Republicans will have a distinct advantage in Senate races in a midterm environment more favorable to them.
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The right hand on the left forearm and at first he uses his fingertips to ease the itch but in time the hand is in motion and the fingernails are digging in like an earthmoving machine.
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Be smart: All this foreshadows events that will unfold against the heat of the midterms and Trump's reelection campaign, promising hot days to come — with no respite for a divided, angry America that's only digging in.
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"Both countries are digging in, but we are not the ones who have supply management," said Jaime Castaneda, senior vice president for trade policy at the National Milk Producers Federation and the U.S. Dairy Export Council.
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So while Democratic Congresswoman-elect Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, of New York, and Bernie Sanders will be hosting a town hall on climate change on Monday, most Republicans at the Capitol are digging in for a fight.
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After excoriating Republicans for shutting down the government in 2628, a growing number of Democratic lawmakers have announced that they are digging in their heels, refusing to support any spending bill unless it comes with amnesty.
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It's not something he'd seen modeled by other men in his life, and for some reason, he started digging in as though I'd finally pushed too hard against his masculinity and this ring was his breaking point.
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All images Courtesy Jim JourdaneAfter long years of research, your efforts have paid off: the archaeological site you're digging in has turned up a stash of rare, striking bones, no doubt the beginning of a groundbreaking discovery.
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But the New England Patriots' quarterback isn't focused on finances or free agent visits, rather he's digging in again to those who doubted he could become a great player when he emerged as a starter in 2001.
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UNITED NATIONS — A week of high-level meetings, speeches, and breakaway sessions at the United Nations is set to be the backdrop for Americans and Europeans alike digging in their respective heels on the Iran nuclear deal.
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Here are five fights awaiting lawmakers and Trump next year: Trump's Cabinet Democrats are digging in for a fight over Trump's slate of Cabinet nominees, arguing the picks reflect larger concerns they have about the incoming president.
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A Florida man has been sentenced to life in prison for the 1993 murder of his wife, whose bones were discovered 21 years later by their adult son digging in the backyard of the old family home.
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Court records from the case run into the thousands of pages, and prosecutors spent weeks laying out every tangled intricacy of their digging in a six-week criminal trial in federal court in Brooklyn late last year.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Ocwen Financial Corp is digging in for a legal battle with the U.S. consumer financial watchdog over allegations its mortgage servicing harmed thousands of borrowers, and has asked the Justice Department to join its fight.
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Mr. Bannon, whose portfolio is broad but vague as a chief strategist, has told people he believes Mr. Kushner's allies have undermined him, that he has no plans to quit and is digging in for a fight.
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Amazon appears to be digging in its heels for the fight, with an eye on India's nearly 700 million internet users and an online retail market that Morgan Stanley estimates will be worth $200 billion by 2027.
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SOUAIRI, Lebanon — In the makeshift tent settlements that dot fields and villages in the Bekaa Valley of Lebanon, Syrian refugees are digging in, pouring concrete floors, installing underground sewerage and electric wires, and starting businesses and families.
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Their initially reasonable demands were often overshadowed by the personal drama of key protest leaders, culminating in the televised "debate" between protest leader Wu'er Kaixi and Premier Li Peng, which led to both sides digging in further.
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Both seem like somewhat begrudging victories for the company, after years of digging in and refusing to embrace the smartphone explosion over concerns of diluting its brand and not being able to produce its customary hardware/software synergy.
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" So many of the characters, worn down by a life of disappointments, feel as Luke does when, after fruitlessly digging in his garden for ancient coins, he tells Pepper: "In the end you have to let it go.
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"This case is still under investigation, though Miley isn't quite as forthcoming with additional information as to what trash pile she was digging in when she found the dope," Jones County Sheriff's Office spokeswoman Allyson Knotts tells PEOPLE.
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What they found: The Archeologists, who began digging in 2009, found the base of a huge circular temple and a section of a ceremonial ball court that was built during the 1482-1502 reign of Aztec emperor Ahuizotl.
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But when a friend was killed early in the unrest and the head of the Nicaraguan National Students Union denied that the death had occurred, the young woman joined her classmates digging in at the central Managua campus.
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The looming cloud, caused by the twin towers' collapse and the digging in ground zero, carried chemicals and carcinogens such as perfluoroalkyl substances or PFASs, a class of chemicals used to make products stain-resistant, nonstick or waterproof.
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Republicans are digging in against President Obama's plan for closing the Guantánamo Bay detention facility, formally introducing a resolution of opposition Tuesday as a new intelligence report found the number of released prisoners returning to terrorism has increased.
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In an exclusive sneak peek at Discovery's Gold Rush's season finale, 21-year-old Parker Schnabel fights to keep his lead over Todd Hoffman, but the competition between the runs deeper than the dirt they are digging in.
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Investors, analysts, and journalists began digging in, and they didn't like what they found: a laundry list of potential conflicts between Neumann and the company, a byzantine corporate structure, and losses that were growing even as revenue doubled.
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The discussions come as the trade dispute between the United States and China shows no signs of abating and suggests that the Trump administration is digging in for a protracted battle that could inflict substantial pain on consumers.
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The big picture: While digging in Ukraine for information that would benefit Trump, Giuliani met Yuriy Lutsenko, a former prosecutor general of Ukraine who resented Yovanovitch and baselessly accused her of giving him a "do not prosecute" list.
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By digging in their heels, the Clintons have only drawn more attention to the question: What, exactly, do you get when you pay a Clinton hundreds of thousands of dollars for an intimate, closed-to-the-press speech?
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"Protecting sacred antiquities is a matter of critical importance, and Secretary Zinke and the Trump administration found a better way to do it by rolling up their sleeves, digging in, and talking with Native American tribes," Hatch said.
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"When you have al Qaeda digging in and forming roots and building institutions, it's going to represent a massive challenge to whoever is Yemen's next government," said Adam Baron, visiting fellow at the European Council on Foreign Relations.
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Investigators were digging in a wooded area where the man, Arthur Ream, led officials 10 years ago to the body of a girl that he was found guilty of murdering, said William Dwyer, commissioner of the Warren Police Department.
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William Bailey's artwork is about digging in toward a place of exquisite balance and quiet power –the still point – being true to who he is and how he sees the world, and exploring his vision and dreams ever deeper.
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Once dismissed as a first lady stand-in who'd rather stay out of the fray, Trump appears to be developing a thicker skin, digging in and putting herself on the line for the policy she's claimed as her own.
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WALBRZYCH, Poland — A group of explorers has begun digging in southwestern Poland in a quixotic search for a buried Nazi train said to be filled with stolen gold, gems and artworks — despite experts' doubts that the train even exists.
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In Queens, N.Y., a church congregation is seeking to reinter the remains of a 19th-century woman who was unearthed in 2011 by a developer digging in what turned out to be a burial ground founded by enslaved Americans.
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I think the music I make in Melbourne is generally a result of jamming and experimenting with music gear, whereas in Berlin I usually go digging in record stores for weird samples/ideas to try build a track around.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump is digging in his heels on his demand for a border wall as the shutdown enters its fourth week, telling aides and allies that he believes he is winning the battle for public support.
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Still, it was a reprise of a formula the president used repeatedly during the 2016 presidential campaign — digging in on one side of an inflammatory issue amid praise from conservatives, and enjoying the spectacle of his critics condemning him.
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TRAVELLED WITH SOME OF THEM TO CHINA AND COVERED THE G-7 AND THE G-20 AND THE RULE IS YOU DON'T PUBLICLY EXCORIATE THE CHINESE, ALL IT LEADS TO IS THEM – GOING -- DIGGING IN THEIR HEELS EVEN FURTHER.
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House lawmakers emerged Friday from a marathon hearing with the former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine with both sides digging in on their positions for what promises to be a frenzied month as the Democrats' impeachment inquiry advances full steam.
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Price gains were constrained by pressure on financial markets, which have this week been weighed down by worries that the United States and China are digging in for a long, costly trade war that could result in a broad global slowdown.
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As Phish recently prepared to hit the road for their annual summer tour, I found myself digging in the dark reaches of a closet to locate a binder I'd filled with dozens of CD recordings of the jam band's live shows.
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Digging in rock known to be approximately 80 million years old, but also infamous for its lack of fossil preservation, paleontologists Andrew McDonald, Douglas Wolfe, and their team searched for remnants of life in the Menefee Formation of New Mexico.
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Philip Alston, the U.N. special rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights, warned that fossil fuel firms and others whose business is at odds with a low-carbon world were "digging in their heels", forcing policy makers to face hard choices.
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The tunnel just outside of LA is the first the Boring Co. has undertaken, but it recently received provisional approval to start digging in Maryland, too, on a second test dig that will potentially become part of an underground Hyperloop network.
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GULU, Uganda (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Francis Okello wanted to kill himself after he was blinded at the age of 12 by an unexploded bomb while digging in his family garden in northern Uganda - until he made friends with a dog.
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Related columns: - Oil and equity markets prepare to party like it's 1999 (Reuters, March 19) - Fed's next move more likely to be a cut in interest rates (Reuters, March 7) - Investors are digging in for an age of anxiety (Reuters, Feb.
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So it's no surprise that a chunk of Mr Sanders's supporters are digging in their heels as their candidate approaches the end of his time in the sun and it becomes more difficult to believe in "a future to believe in".
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With the administration digging in on its demand for $22019 billion for the border wall, Democrats will instead focus their tactics on Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump on Wednesday reversed course after days of digging in on a policy that resulted in immigrant family separations at the border, signing an executive order that will keep far more families together at the border.
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Don't touch the hot plate, sure—especially when it comes to the dangerously-hot cast iron pans for chain restaurant fajitas—but it's typically safe to assume that restaurant food is hot, and you should wait a second before digging in.
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WASHINGTON/BEIJING (Reuters) - Worries that the United States and China were digging in for a longer, costlier trade war weighed on financial markets on Monday as Beijing accused Washington of harboring "extravagant expectations" for a deal to end their dispute.
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Every time she seems to be digging in for real, she scurries back to a bewildered head tone, and what should be the movie's musical centerpiece ends — well, I'll quote Eliot from another context — not with a bang but a whimper.
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Senators who oppose Kavanaugh's appointment are digging in their heels and drawing parallels to 2016, when Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell blocked President Barack Obama's Supreme Court pick, Merrick Garland, from a hearing because it was a presidential election year.
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Despite trenchant criticism — including from U.S. lawmakers accusing Facebook's CEO to his face of damaging American democracy — the company is digging in, announcing as much today by reiterating its defence of continuing to accept money to run microtargeted political ads.
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"They are taking a huge risk here, as are the Republicans, digging in on both sides - it is interesting to see how this is going to play out," said Paul Mendelsohn, chief investment strategist at Windham Financial Services in Charlotte, Vermont.
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"Both sides are digging in their heels," said the borough's mayor, Karl Kassel, who has been calling residents to chat about their heating systems and to urge them to upgrade, with financial help from the borough, to more efficient wood stoves.
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I'm not digging in my heels here to dunk on Dragon Quest XI, but instead to say that it provided me with an excellent baseline for me to understand that Ni no Kuni II is basically my ideal JRPG experience.
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I've recently begun describing my picky eating with the analogy of eating roadkill: For me, a lot of what I see people put on their plates or in their mouths is akin to slapping a bloodied raccoon on the table and digging in.
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That kind of thing has happened: When Diaz and her Solecito Collective were digging in the fields of Veracruz, they were guided by an anonymous, hand-drawn map of clandestine burial pits, evidently drawn up by a repentant cartel member or killer.
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Two years after completing her trilogy about a body-hopping, sentient spaceship, her new book, Provenance, delves into her youthful passion for digging in the dirt, and what our impulse to unearth the artifacts of the past can tell us about ourselves.
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I remember my grandma telling me to eat slower and wait for my food to cool before digging in, along with some other traditional Chinese medicine philosophies, so I do a bit of tidying up while I wait for my coffee to cool.
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Watching Sandy Saddler checking the lead hand and swinging in his left, digging in the hooks along the ropes, and physically pushing his man around whenever they wanted to come back at him, it is easy to see the younger version of Foreman.
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" It's a not-so-subtle jab at the Tesla CEO, whose Boring Company just got a preliminary permit to start exploratory digging in DC. Comment from discussion thisisbillgates's comment from discussion "I'm Bill Gates, co-chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
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TORONTO, April 23 (Reuters) - Agnico Eagle Mines is doubling down this year on Nunavut, Canadas least developed territory, betting that the high-grade gold ores and slim competition there will offset the risks of digging in the remote location in the far north.
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Later this week, VICE Games' Rob Zacny will give his comprehensive review of The Outer Worlds, but as a devotee of both developer Obsidian Entertainment and this particular style of RPGs, I couldn't help myself from digging in and sounding off, too.
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The Justice Department moved to swap out the team of lawyers involved, fueling speculation that the administration was planning to adopt a new legal strategy to try to get the question onto the form and was digging in for a protracted court battle.
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So far they have reacted to threats from London in kind, talking up the exit bill, insisting that Britain ends up being worse off outside the club than inside and digging in over terms for co-operating in foreign and security policies.
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Taken together, they represent the beginning of a long political and legal slog that's only likely to get worse and more dramatic with a president comfortable blowing up institutional norms and a political establishment digging in with an eye to the 2020 election.
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You can, for example, fly it like a glider through a room or open space, but when it approaches a flat surface the drone quickly changes configuration and lands flat with its little spiky teeth digging in to keep it from falling.
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Other stuff that Ross might have witnessed at this event, according to Page Six: huge birds playing music on a roof, naked people covered in Saran wrap, a woman in a mask throwing a giant die, and a naked dude digging in sand.
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"Both the U.S. and China are digging in, and increasingly the subtext seems to be as much about advancing a trade ideology as it is about rescinding trade tariffs," said John Bilton, head of global multi-asset strategy at JPMorgan Asset Management.
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While it is totally legitimate for a reader to respond that way, as an approach to criticism it turns the story at hand into a tool for digging in the hole of reality, rather than an imagined world that has its own rules.
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"We're surprised the market didn't take a sourer tone today not only with China digging in, the Mexico headlines and the U.S. revoking India's status as a developing country," said John Augustine, chief investment officer at Huntington National Bank in Columbus, Ohio.
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So when a moment of truth arrived on Saturday, and top-seeded Gonzaga — with its free-flowing offense and shotmakers all over the court — readied for a final charge, the Red Raiders found success by doing what they do best: digging in.
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While traders believe the risk of a similar sudden devaluation in the yuan is unlikely for now, both Washington and Beijing appear to be digging in for a protracted trade battle that will keep pressure on the currency and the Chinese economy.
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"We had to start and keep moving to open this facility as soon as possible," Ms. Hayakawa said on a morning when 3- and 4- year-olds romped in a large playground, climbing a jungle gym, riding scooters and digging in a sandbox.
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Even top Republicans — normally wary of crossing the thin-skinned president — expressed deep dismay over Trump's latest comments, which they viewed as a sign the president is digging in over his controversial move to abruptly upend U.S. foreign policy in the region.
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Many House Democrats — whose votes will be needed — have been digging in against the plan, too, trying to secure assurances that the lower chamber will advance an immigration bill in the coming weeks to protect people who were brought to the country illegally as children.
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"When you get 10 veterans in a greenhouse or out in the field and they start working on plants together, digging in the soil and growing things, you see therapy happen," he said, noting traditional therapy is more of taboo word in the military.
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On Thursday, he insisted that any deal on border security would have to include funding for a "wall," and not just "physical barriers," digging in his heels mere hours after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said that wall money in a final agreement was a nonstarter.
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TIJUANA, Mexico (Reuters) - Thousands of Central American migrants are digging in for the long haul at a filthy, overcrowded sports complex in sight of the United States, while a small number have opted to return home after clashes with border forces dimmed hopes of crossing.
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James (19 points, seven rebounds, seven assists) and Irving (23 points) were sufficiently efficient while forward Kevin Love chipped in a double-double (11 points, 353 rebounds), but Cleveland closed its roadie 5-1 by digging in defensively, especially against Rockets guard James Harden.
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Jackson's nomination had been dead for days -- as a series of allegations from more than 20 people regarding his personal conduct came to light -- but as recently as Wednesday, the White House was insisting they (and he) were digging in for a long fight.
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People living on the edges of Gaza border towns, like the Israelis a few miles away, complain of hearing surreptitious digging in the wee hours, and voice a parallel anxiety about the tunnels being rapidly rebuilt near their homes becoming targets for Israeli strikes.
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In a sign of digging in — and raising the chances that the funding fight surpasses the 2628-day record — Trump is expected to give a prime-time address on Tuesday before traveling to the border Thursday, which would be the 28503th day of the shutdown.
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Having lost to Verdasco in the opening round of the Australian Open in January, Nadal dominated early before digging in late in the second set to put the match away, saving five set points in the tie-break to triumph after falling 24-27 behind.
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As President Obama announced the nomination of Merrick B. Garland to the Supreme Court on Wednesday, the debate over who should nominate a judge to fill the vacancy spilled onto the campaign trail, with presidential candidates from both parties digging in to their respective positions.
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Each meerkat forages for itself, digging in the dirt for bugs and other morsels, but they travel in loose groups, each animal up to about 30 feet from its neighbors, says Marta Manser, an animal-behavior scientist at the University of Zurich in Switzerland.
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For the second time in two weeks, he was digging in for a shutdown fight over taxpayer funding for the wall, a project that he once promised Mexico would finance but that has instead become an irritant hanging over every debate over federal spending.
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Another possible explanation is that Trump is digging in his heels because he sees any criticism of his approach to Russia as bound up in the election meddling issue, that he has blasted as a hoax designed to invalidate his shock White House victory.
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"We have to stop being obsessed with impeachment, which unfortunately strikes many Americans as a ball game when you know what the score is going to be, and start digging in and solve all the problems that got Donald Trump elected in the first place."
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The leadership shuffle, announced during meetings of the legislature and the North's ruling Workers' Party, seemed to signal that Mr. Kim was digging in for protracted negotiations, as he replaced aging senior officials with younger, more aggressive ones and vowed repeatedly to overcome the sanctions.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads After digging in the dirt on a solo quest for digital rocks in the The League of Lonely Geologists, you may decide to toss one of your finds into the mysterious space portal situated in the otherwise mundane landscape.
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NASHUA, N.H. — Hillary Clinton is digging in for a tough fight against Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont in next week's primary in New Hampshire, her advisers said Tuesday, trying to spark political momentum and fund-raising energy after only a razor-thin victory in the Iowa caucuses.
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New GitHub COO Erica Brescia New GitHub COO Erica Brescia She sees that experience of building a company, of digging in and taking on whatever roles the situation required, translating well as she takes over as COO at a company that is growing as quickly as GitHub.
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There is something to be said for the fact that the game's free to play elements act as a narrative excuse to work less hard, to buy your way to the front of the queues, to spend less time digging in the dark underbelly of a pig.
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It is somewhat sad to me that my nostalgic memory of childhood—digging in the dirt, riding bikes or playing soccer, unattended, in the street—could be replaced by a portrait of kids who look just like their parents with their noses buried in a smartphone.
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"We're surprised the market didn't take a sourer tone today not only with China digging in, the Mexico headlines and the U.S. revoking India's status as a developing country," said John Augustine, chief investment officer at Huntington National Bank in Columbus, Ohio, also citing weak manufacturing data.
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Those in favor of the bill, which seems to have more than a quarter of the support in the Senate and is backed by 100 co-sponsors in the House, believe tech giants should be helping to end child sex trafficking, not digging in their heels.
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Postmates, which is now completing 1 million deliveries a month, is digging in deeper to the e-commerce space with the launch of Postmates Plus Unlimited, a $9.99 per month subscription service that gets you free deliveries on all "Plus" orders over $30, minus the service fee.
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SANTIAGO/ANTOFAGASTA (Reuters) - Workers at the world's largest copper mine in Chile are digging in for a long strike, emboldened by new labor laws that are likely to result in tough wage negotiations in the industry in 2017 in one of Latin America's most free-market economies.
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For example, there is no indentation or lip along the front edge of the Yoga Book, so prying it open from a closed position requires digging in with your fingernails (a Verge co-worker suggested sliding a New York City subway card through it to open it).
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"It's disappointing that instead, they are digging in their heels, doubling down on partisanship, and forcing families to pay the price by allowing insurers to skirt patient protections—but as I've said before, Democrats are not walking away from the table even if Republicans are," she added.
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Both Washington and Beijing appear to be digging in for a long battle, though U.S. officials say President Donald Trump would go through with plans to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping at the G20 summit next month if it looked like the discussions would be positive.
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There is something to be said for the fact that the game's free to play elements act as a narrative excuse to workless hard, to buy your way to the front of the queues, to spend less time digging in the dark underbelly of a pig.
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And at a time when women are speaking out, running for office, and winning in record numbers, the patriarchs are digging in their heels -- only heightening the contrast between the two sides voters will consider when they go to the polls for the midterm elections in November.
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Trump's allies, however, are digging in on Biden being the point person for the Obama administration in Ukraine at a time when his son was on the board of directors for a company that was owned by a Ukrainian oligarch who was under investigation for corruption.
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President Trump is still digging in on his demand for money for a wall at the southern border, though he has backed away from declaring a national emergency to build one — which has been seen as the only way out of the impasse with House Democrats.
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But it took years to gather the alleged evidence — and on Tuesday, in a Jacksonville, Florida, courtroom, Fraser recounted how he was digging in the yard of his childhood home in 2014 when he came across what he first believed was a "coconut," reports Jacksonville TV station WJXT.
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The Washington Post reported on the Bundys' discontent back then: Cliven Bundy, whose family homesteaded his ranch in 1877 and who accuses the government of a 'land grab,' are digging in for a fight and say they will not willingly sell their grazing privileges to create another preserve.
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John ConyersJohn James ConyersEXCLUSIVE: Trump on reparations: 'I don't see it happening' McConnell: Reparations aren't 'a good idea' This week: Democrats move funding bills as caps deal remains elusive MORE Jr., with allies of the embattled Michigan lawmaker digging in behind him even as others demand his immediate resignation.
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Exit polls from West Virginia found that about a third of Sanders voters said they would back Trump over Clinton in a general election, so the party's fate could rest on the tone Sanders sets: either marshaling his supporters to Clinton or digging in for a longer fight.
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Presented by Solar One, the green-energy education center, the activities will include digging in the soil and a compost heap to see what lives there, making take-home nesting habitats for native bees out of bundled plant stems, and building an entirely peaceful environmental weapon: wildflower seed bombs.
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What follows are puzzle pieces of a story: a line of police cars, a photo of Jesse's late ex-girlfriend Andrea (Emily Rios), Jesse digging in the desert while what looks like a body with strands of red car is wrapped in a carpet on top of his car.
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Still, the stress of an 11th-hour upheaval may have had an effect: There was a feeling of concerted effort, as if an entire company of dedicated artists were digging in as best it could, despite the energetic and articulate playing the conductor Marco Armiliato drew from the orchestra.
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But the President and White House officials are now signaling they will mount a robust defense in the Senate and look to turn the tables on Democrats during the President's trial -- including by digging in on the President's unsubstantiated claims of corruption leveled at former Vice President Joe Biden.
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Slings & Arrows is set behind the scenes of a Shakespearean theater festival somewhere in Canada (it's loosely based on the Stratford Festival in Ontario), but it uses the idea of creating art — and especially digging in to Shakespeare — to tell stories about some of the most elemental human themes.
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In Silicon Valley — if not Washington — Apple is being hailed for digging in its heels on a court order requiring it to aid the Federal Bureau of Investigation in gaining access to an an iPhone used by one of the attackers in the December mass shooting in San Bernardino, Calif.
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Trump has said he expects to hold a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping at a G26.2 leaders' summit late this month, but analysts such as Capital Economics believe the chances of a lasting trade deal are receding as both sides appear to be digging in for a long battle.
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The legend has inspired generations of treasure hunters to take to the thick woods of northwestern Pennsylvania — including Dennis and Kem Parada, who spent five years digging in a cave on state land, and two more years drilling atop the cave, before going to the FBI in January with their evidence.
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Those include avoiding warm freshwater during periods of high water temperature and low water levels, avoiding putting one's head under the water in hot springs and other untreated thermal waters, and avoiding digging in or stirring up sediment while taking part in water-related activities in shallow, warm, freshwater areas.
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Trump has said he expects to hold a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping at a G229 leaders' summit late this month, but analysts such as Capital Economics believe the chances of a lasting trade deal are receding as both sides appear to be digging in for a long battle.
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Mike Stratton, who co-led the work at Britain's Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute, said it was a bit like digging in to the archaeology of each tumor "The genome of every cancer provides a kind of archaeological record, written in the DNA code itself, of the exposures that caused the mutations," he said.
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Instead of digging in on the hard problems that need work, instead of figuring out how to deal with $3 trillion in deferred infrastructure repairs or how to reduce $1.2 trillion of student loan debt, these candidates offer snake oil, and America's middle class can't get stronger on a diet of snake oil.
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Given that history, it should surprise no one that Apple is digging in its heels on a court order requiring it to create software that would help law enforcement gain access to a password-protected iPhone that belonged to one of the gunmen in the December mass shooting in San Bernardino, Calif.
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The top-level legal talent that Mueller continues to accumulate — most recently Greg Andres of the New York law firm Davis Polk & Wardwell, who left his partnership to join the team — is a sign to some that the special counsel is digging in for a months-long or even years-long slog.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio and city transportation officials would have to embrace any plan for the highway, and the city has already reviewed — and rejected — the idea of a tunnel because of financial and logistical challenges, including digging in areas with subway lines and water tunnels and below residential neighborhoods with historic buildings.
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EXPERTS HARNESS TECH TO RECONSTRUCT FACE OF &aposWITCH&apos WHO DIED OVER 300 YEARS AGO "We are digging in what is essentially the area that the Picts threw their rubbish but this collection of the waste products of their day-to-day lives is a treasure trove to archaeologists," said Noble, who led the excavation.
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Elon Musk is more than a bit busy building Model 3s, launching rockets, and saving the world from the AI apocalypse, but that isn't keeping him from digging in to his holy mole-iest venture yet: a mildly mystifying scheme to find a faster, cheaper way of boring tunnels, and using it to destroy traffic.
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H.R. 3 also included a provision I added to the bill, the Advancing Enrollment and Reducing Drug Costs Act of 2019, that would expand low-income seniors' access to prescription drugs under Medicare Part D. Unfortunately, the drug companies and special interests are digging in to oppose this bill and protect their record profits.
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This may feel a little strange at first, especially if you're not used to talking to Alexa in your home, but for those who've grown comfortable with Amazon's voice assistant by way of the Echo, it feels fairly natural to say, "Alexa, watch Fire TV" instead of digging in the sofa cushions for the remote.
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GOP senators are digging in their heels because they are worried, and rightly so, that any (actual) Barack Obama nominee—even a centrist figure like former federal judge Brian Sandoval, now the Republican governor of Nevada, who is under consideration—would tilt the balance of power on the Supreme Court to the left for decades.
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I started getting extremely worried that the new subway lines they were at that time digging in London would hit a plague pit, and that the city would be full of dead bodies on carts and mass graves, and of course that my family would all die with pustules and swollen armpits and waxy faces.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE is digging in ahead of the deadline for a partial government shutdown that looks more likely with each passing day.
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Crimea: Putin wants you to give it up and put the issue to bed Putin's digging in deeply on Crimea, and he knows that even though you decided to arm Ukraine -- a direct move to counter Russian aggression in Crimea and eastern Ukraine -- you've been reticent to blame him for invading a sovereign country.
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Instead of digging-in and wishing the past was different, you may be presented with new opportunities — to get involved with everything from volunteering for a civic organization, to learning how to get your congressman to listen to you to running for office yourself, or even to fighting against a specific law ... and winning.
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Dems say they still want to try: "It's disappointing that instead, [Republicans] are digging in their heels, doubling down on partisanship, and forcing families to pay the price by allowing insurers to skirt patient protections--but as I've said before, Democrats are not walking away from the table even if Republicans are," said Sen.
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While most Democrats were digging in for a filibuster, discreet meetings and conversations were taking place among a handful of Senate Democrats and Republicans, including Mr. Bennet and Ms. Collins, as well as Senator Chris Coons, Democrat of Delaware; Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona; and a few others, along with their chiefs of staff.
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The threat that tax refunds would be delayed was seen as a pressure point — and an advantage for Democrats — in the battle to reopen the government as Trump and Democratic leaders seem to be digging in on the issue of whether to provide billions of dollars for the president's promised U.S.–Mexico border wall.
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Jack's genius lies in assessing the desires of the broadest possible audience segment — nostalgic Seinfeld fans, or audiences who want to watch attractive middle-aged women battle on a desert island–themed reality show — and digging in the NBC archives to locate what can be mixed together, microwaved, and served up for maximum advertiser dollars and profit margins.
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The Boring Company, which launched just 18 months ago, is still negotiating rights to dig a 6.5-mile test tunnel under Los Angeles, and has received a preliminary permit to start digging in Washington, DC. The company has already broken ground on a two-mile test tunnel under the parking lot of SpaceX, another of Musk's ventures.
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Thus, those Fed officials more concerned about the downside risks for growth and inflation going forward may be less vocal this month, waiting for further evidence of weakness before digging in their heels on policy and conceding to the notion of accumulating additional ammunition in the Fed's toolkit to eventually combat economic weakness on the back end.
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Iran deal supporters and opponents are digging in for a fight over the nuclear agreement as President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's decision on whether to withdraw nears.
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"My sense is that they are digging in now, preparing for what they see as a protracted trade war with the U.S." Sarah Bloom Raskin, a deputy Treasury secretary in the Obama administration, said that the erratic nature of the trade moves by Mr. Trump was most likely straining relations between the United States and its allies.
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The quickly-viral photo showing Pelosi standing to confront Trump, her finger pointed sternly at the clearly agitated president, captured the height of Wednesday's White House clash and foreshadowed the strife to follow: Pelosi leaving the room; Trump lashing out at "Nervous Nancy;" and both sides, backed by their allies, digging in over the days to follow.
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Both sides are digging in as lawmakers enter a pivotal week in the entrenched fight over President TrumpDonald John TrumpPence: Intelligence shows Iran directing militias not to attack U.S. targets Mnuchin aims to wait until end of 85033 to disclose Secret Service costs for Trump's travel: report Pressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment MORE's impeachment trial.
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Developers are digging in on either side of the new Van der Donck Park, constructing high-rises and retrofitting old factories, adding residences to what was once strictly a business and government district, and banking on the greener look of downtown to lure people priced out of New York — or simply looking for a change of pace.
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Iraqi and Kurdish Peshmerga troops, backed by coalition airstrikes and US special operations forces, have seized dozens of towns and hundreds of square miles from ISIS as part of the latest push toward Mosul, but US officials have said the fight is likely to intensify as allied forces approach the more densely populated parts of the city, where ISIS has been digging in.
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Additional Reading • Trump and Pelosi Trade Barbs, Both Questioning the Other's Fitness • Democratic Calls for Impeachment Inquiry Grow as Leaders Instead Vow to Toughen Tactics • Pelosi Pushes Go-Slow Strategy on Impeachment as She Goads Trump The United States, China and global markets are digging in for a prolonged trade war with more companies saying they are redirecting supply chains away from China.
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Democrats and pro-immigrant activists are digging in on their negotiating positions ahead of the upcoming Supreme Court decision on President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE's order to revoke the "Dreamers" program.
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But, the interesting thing was that while I was sort of digging in working with the CTO and with the engineers and understanding the power and potential of that skill set, I was also still representing the company on panels and in meetups, and finding myself on all these where there just were not that many people who looked like me.
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"You have a snake out there with its head cut off, and you don't know what it's doing, and it's still wriggling and unpredictable — they have no leadership to caution them," said Charlotte Rodrique, the chairwoman of the Burns Paiute Indian tribe, which has expressed deep concerns to the federal and state authorities that sacred artifacts could be disturbed or destroyed by occupiers digging in.
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But these excerpts and early reviews have overlooked the most damning anecdote in the book, which appears on page 88 in a chapter about the campaign's early struggles with Bernie-mania: Raising the minimum wage and college-tuition assistance were prime examples of Sanders's digging in at an outpost on the left and making Hillary look cautious, conservative, and very much a creature of the establishment.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE is digging in on potentially declaring a national emergency to construct the U.S.-Mexico border wall, a move that would set up a clash with Republicans on Capitol Hill.
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"You've got to wonder whether it would be in the best interests of a company to do something like this, particularly if they had just been hacked and their systems were thus possibly vulnerable in ways they might not yet know that could actually be further exploited were they to go digging in presumably hostile systems," observed Doug Henkin, a Washington lawyer with cybersecurity expertise.
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In 2015, the same year the essay here titled "Save What You Love" was published in The New Yorker, a team of journalists conducting exhaustive interviews with whistle-blowers and digging in archives uncovered that oil companies had known all about climate change since the early 1980s and engaged in a massive cover-up that led to our withdrawal from the Paris climate accords.
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Both parties wasted no time digging in on Thursday following Congress's first witness interview related to President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Trump adviser: 'He should stop saying things that are untrue' US moves British ISIS suspects from Syria amid Turkish invasion MORE's dealings with Ukraine, the topic that now stands at the forefront of the Democrats' impeachment inquiry.
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And now, as the opposition's latest attempt to end his presidency drags into its third month, Mr. Maduro appears to be digging in once again — weathering sanctions on the country's oil industry, isolation from more than 50 countries, a parallel government set up to challenge him, a steady trickle of military desertions and a days-long national power failure unlike any the country had seen.
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The relatively small number of defections on both sides of the aisle suggests that Republicans and Democrats in Congress are digging in as a new and unpredictable Republican president, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, prepares to take office.
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Trump, who bowed to a right-wing revolt and forced the fight by digging in on a dispute over funding for his border wall, addressed the crisis by tweeting a picture of himself signing already-passed bills -- a number of which concerned the naming of post offices -- while also complaining that he was staying in Washington instead of heading out on his 16-day Florida golf vacation as planned.
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Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (Ariz.), predicting any digging in by Trump could make it more complicated for Democrats to support the bill.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is digging in his heels, even in the face of heart-wrenching images of kids in fenced-in areas and audio of tearful toddlers asking for their mothers and fathers.
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So in the face of serious allegations of sexual assault and the denunciation of national Republicans, it's no surprise this guy is digging in: The election, which will be held on December 12 unless it is rescheduled (at this point, who knows?), is shaping up to be not just a contest between a fundamentalist Republican and a mainstream Democrat, but between the national GOP leadership and the base of the party in one of America's reddest states.
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In the case of the Weinstein Company, the buzzed about bids — one from former Obama administration official Maria Contreras-Sweet, and another from female-led Killer Content — are vying to solve that problem, and they've come up with two options: The first would replace the primary leadership structure with a group that's majority women and keep the company intact; the second would take the institution apart and try to save the "good parts" by digging in to determine what has merit.
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Several other congressional panels are digging in on the issue, and House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chairman Jason ChaffetzJason ChaffetzHouse Oversight panel demands DeVos turn over personal email records The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by JUUL Labs - Trump attack on progressive Dems draws sharp rebuke GOP senators decline to criticize Acosta after new Epstein charges MORE (R-Utah) signaled he will refer Clinton's testimony on her email system to the Benghazi panel to the FBI, suggesting she may have lied under oath.
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