"It's certainly a question that we're digging into," said Brown.
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That's when you'll want to start digging into the menus.
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Is there anything better than digging into a good book?
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Our colleague Gregg Jarrett did some digging into Weissmann past.
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But how many reporters were really digging into Trump's charity?
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TechCrunch is still digging into the latest WikiLeaks data dump.
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Seriously, we're digging into the big questions from the top.
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But I didn't want people digging into it, so much.
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Gualtieri said they are digging into that policy and others.
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So I spent some time digging into this sleep research.
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Then she started digging into his love life in general.
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DaCosta is better at setting scenes than digging into them.
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"Democrats are not shy about digging into pricing," Mendelson said.
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With the extra time, I did some digging into meat.
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So, like any seasoned journalist, she started digging into the numbers.
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Let's just strafe a few of them before digging into ARM.
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I had a really phenomenal time digging into who she was.
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But Judicial Watch isn't the only group digging into Clinton's records.
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Her adoptive sister and best friend, Trish, starts digging into IGH.
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"Are you kidding me?" she responds, before digging into the task.
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Some people find a lifework here, something really worth digging into.
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Eric Peckham: Yes, it was an exciting process digging into this.
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After digging into the workplace signals, the company spotted a problem.
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"I had to do some digging into my past," he says.
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Other top Democratic lawmakers have held off endorsing digging into Lynch.
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Digging into more advanced stats still does not reveal a flaw.
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Mr. Kuciak had been digging into high-level corruption in Slovakia.
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But then agents, players and teams started digging into the details.
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Today we're digging into the One Medial S-1 IPO filing.
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I'm good,' rather than digging into why they missed those two.
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CNN's Tom Lake spent almost two years digging into Brown's death.
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"They're really digging into the Comey obstruction piece," this person said.
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It was the first time I really started digging into music.
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Patti Stanger is digging into one of her longest-held family secrets.
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After a week, PITT said it was still "digging" into the matter.
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But today we're digging into a batch of customer-approved sunscreens only.
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Every fresh share was like a little thorn digging into my side.
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Now it is a relevant question, and worth digging into a little.
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We're digging into these issues and hope to have them resolved ASAP.
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A talented independent counsel, Lawrence Walsh, began immediately digging into Iran-Contra.
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Do you have to be open to digging into your personal life?
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Then he got nasty, digging into Hillary as the crowd booed him.
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Before digging into that confusion, it's worth simply laying out the facts.
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"This is a true Southern delicacy," Damon says, digging into a bowl.
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Here's how digging into the data could help businesses and workers thrive.
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VICE: How—and why—did you get started digging into Church money?
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Digging into the hearth itself, archaeologists discovered the remains of two infants.
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So digging into his past onstage would be outside his comfort zone.
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I mean everyone digging into the same dish at the same time.
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It was time to start digging into what happened to her daughter.
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Today we're digging into One Medical's updated IPO filing released this week.
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I put on my accountant hat and started digging into the numbers.
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The team went deep, he continued, digging into what makes Twitch Twitch.
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"He had a toenail that was digging into another toe," Melvin said.
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The kids immediately start saying nice things and digging into their pockets.
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We're digging into her history to let it all hang out for you.
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They&aposll be digging into the nominee&aposs background, the press, as well.
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Because the entire thing is so simple, however, it's well worth digging into.
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This is why focus groups spend so much time digging into the emotional.
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Normally, digging into a politician's past can ruin their career, but for Rep.
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State investigations are digging into Trump as well for potentially violating state law.
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It encourages parents to do their own digging into sitters' backgrounds and references.
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John Legend is definitely digging into Chrissy Teigen's home-cooked short ribs tonight.
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"Reasonably," I said, shifting my seatbelt so it wasn't digging into my neck.
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"You work like a psychotherapist, digging into their daily financial habits," he added.
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There are many interesting areas of focus I'll look forward to digging into.
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Silicon Valley's financiers and entrepreneurs are digging into artificial intelligence with remarkable exuberance.
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And if you're writing for yourself, you're really digging into your own heart.
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Yet academics have had a hard time digging into and unpacking stag films.
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This morning we're digging into MetroMile, Tricentis, Kaltura and Diligent (with a caveat).
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More from TechCrunch soon digging into the company's hardware sales and earnings call.
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I enjoyed digging into this ungodly pile of cheese, sauce, and buttery dough.
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Today we're digging into seed-stage companies, the vanguard of the venture market.
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And as I got sort of digging into tunnels ... Ha-ha, good one.
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So we polished it up a bit, and we started digging into the data.
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It's been great digging into the case studies and working with the wonderful staff.
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Is the press digging into the candidates&apos backgrounds or engaging in oppo research?
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"I brought something for you!" he smiles, digging into his backpack with childlike giddiness.
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Albright had started digging into CrowdTangle, one of the analytics platforms that Facebook uses.
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This post is part of Me, online, Mashable's ongoing series digging into online identities.
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Where Atrium Scale shined brightest was digging into the cadence of the fundraising process.
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Digging into the open-ended responses to our survey, we arrived at several conclusions.
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The Solution: Straps should stay put without slipping off or digging into your shoulders.
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The actor was even seen digging into the food as the two drove off.
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He began collecting photos of queer history, skimming archives and digging into online databases.
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So even if you're not familiar with the original, this is worth digging into.
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You may have stopped working, but Uncle Sam is still digging into your pocket.
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To kick things off, we're digging into one of the season's essentials: the hamburger.
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There's a wonderful feeling of discovery that accompanies digging into these old, forgotten games.
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Elton John isn't uncomfortable with Rocketman digging into the every moment in his life.
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Before digging into the problem at hand people waste time talking about their weekends.
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IT teams were used to digging into the caves of data to identify patterns.
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Spencer: Do you have any tips for digging into this monster of a sandwich?
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Digging into the vault a little, "Dirty Sexy Money" from 2007 comes to mind.
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While digging into the story, Insider discovered a trail of allegations against Drake's crew.
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This disclosure appears only to surface if users go digging into the settings menu.
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With its wide elastic band, it offers light support without digging into your skin.
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It doesn't take much digging into the magazine's history to find examples of racism.
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The Seelbach cocktail story began when Mr. Seger started digging into the hotel's history.
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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is digging into Facebook's history of acquiring other companies.
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"We should be digging into this, but the truth is we can't," he concludes.
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I've got the worst neck-cramp ever, I've got rocks digging into my knee.
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Add meticulous research by digging into Soviet archives, including those locked away until recently.
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Customers have been digging into their pockets to help their servers weather the times.
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Digging into the archives showed how such a story entered the Army's consciousness unchallenged.
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When I wasn't digging into Baltimore's imaginativeness and camp, I was digging its food.
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It appears that Robert Mueller, likewise, is now digging into the Fusion GPS mess.
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"I've learned a lot about my great-grandparents in digging into this," he said.
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Store-level comps dipped just 230% -- but that's a metric worth digging into deeper.
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I'm lying under an uneven canopy of foliage, sharp gravel digging into my back.
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This enormous sundae lands on his table and he just starts digging into this.
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"The costs sound quite exorbitant, and we're digging into this villas question," he said.
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While popular characters are fair game, Disneybounders are best known for digging into deep cuts.
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And today we're digging into the best on-sale bedding and where to find it.
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With mouth open, the seed seems to be digging into, or sprouting from, the soil.
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"I'm really concerned about digging into the little savings we do have," Roesch, 37, said.
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Don't worry about digging into your wallet — they're both on sale for less than $10.
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Houston's team approached the mysteries of the manuscript like investigators digging into a cold case.
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Because no one wants a surprise rock digging into their bum as they're getting busy.
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Digging into the numbers among self-identified partisans doesn't make it that much easier either.
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Start by setting your intention before digging into work for a happier, more productive day.
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After digging into the video above, fly your own jetpack and take to the skies.
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People kept sending me a lot of hateful messages and started digging into my life.
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ET kickoff, we're looking at digging into This Is Us at around 10:15 p.m.
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Take your time and maintain control of your aircraft before digging into a checklist.3.
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Instead, the reason is determined opposition by environmentalists to moving earth or digging into it.
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He begins digging into what the ring might mean, which leads him on a quest.
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The hard part is digging into yourself and figuring out: What do I care about?
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Not that we're saying that digging into those delicious green orbs will attract wasps. Enjoy!
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The next thing I knew, I was digging into the history books and the archives.
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He set about exploring the place, meeting officials, reading the histories, digging into the archives.
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Of all media publications, the Times has been most successful at digging into Trump's taxes.
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It hurts a little digging into my wrist but after tasting my blood it calms down.
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Then, "everyone started digging into their pockets and bags for hand sanitizer and wipes," Locke said.
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It's a stunning development, and it's worth digging into why it happened and why it matters.
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We did some digging into his stance on various environmental issues, and here's what we found.
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A little bit of digging into Australia's history and you'll soon come across some dark stuff.
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In fact, the jobs being performed behind the scenes are the ones robots are digging into.
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Digging into its data, the company reports that 84% of Callisto's campus users are cis-women.
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She just started getting on the Internet to see, [digging] into his past a little bit.
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He would lug the precious bundles back on the subway, the rope digging into his hands.
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I interviewed Green about what he learned after spending so much time digging into Bannon's ideology.
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But digging into the details of the report reveals that weakness remains in the American economy.
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Did it surprise you, when you started digging into it, to find such a rich history?
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And how you went about digging into this in a way that was thoughtful and educated.
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He was taking shots with his friends and digging into KFC and taking tons of photos.
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Sorrentino and Reis's art is painful, relentlessly digging into the grime and dread of the situation.
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If lots of reporters are already digging into something, why would we want to as well?
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James Franco is digging into his past in the wake of allegations of sexually inappropriate behavior.
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No one paid a price for getting that wrong, for not really digging into the details.
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Our reporters were also asking the right questions when digging into big-bank earnings this week.
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But lately, reporters (led by Frank Wilkinson at Bloomberg View) have been digging into the details.
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I love the central mystery that I spent double-digit hours digging into before I quit.
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The fabric is smooth and soft, and the waistband is stretchy without digging into my skin.
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What usually precludes the excitement of digging into my plate of grease, however, is pure anxiety.
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So it's a novel about political violence at that time and I'm just digging into that.
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Instead, she's digging into issues to which we can all relate — love, pain, heartbreak, and family.
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What Warren is great at is digging into legislative numbers without making people's eyes glaze over.
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"We have data that we're digging into that shows a very similar pattern," Dr. Dorsch said.
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Before digging into the numerical stuff we're going to pause and quote the company's introductory information.
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Ms. Morris-Suzuki, concerned about Mr. Navarro's statements on China, started digging into his earlier work.
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The F.B.I. proceeded nonetheless, painstakingly digging into Nixon's campaign and its ties to the Watergate burglars.
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And now biologists like Dr. Etheridge are digging into the scientific texts that accompanied her art.
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"That may be the big chapter, but there's more out there that we're still digging into."
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After five years of digging into his own pocket, Best came up with a solution: DonorsChoose.
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The pair addressed the issue during the debate Tuesday night, with both digging into their positions.
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If we keep digging into that same hole, we will be looking into a major recession.
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Amazingly, he didn&apost start digging into it or chewing on it like he usually does.
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That "prompted us to start digging into the company&aposs financial statements," Asbahi told Business Insider.
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The following year, a new attorney at the C.C.R.C., Chelsea Shirley, started digging into his case.
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The process requires digging into all of your records, which can be difficult to track down.
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We know Simpson didn't get a body like this by digging into Pizza Hut's buffalo chicken slices.
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You can see the gag digging into June's flesh as Aunt Lydia pulls the straps brutally tight.
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Reporter Luke O'Brien went digging into the woman behind a popular Twitter account with about 220,000 followers.
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After digging into the numbers later on Wednesday, investors bought all the shares back, and then some.
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So it's not surprising that Europe's competition commission should also be digging into how Facebook used Onavo.
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This is how we must look at all the pieces digging into Trump's and even Clinton's records.
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"We're still digging into the implications of signing up for Equifax's TrustedID service for consumers," he says.
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Right now, at least according to this survey, most people are not digging into their doctors' information.
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WE APPRECIATE YOU COMING ON. WE LOOK FORWARD TO DIGGING INTO THE DETAILS OF THIS NEW PLAN.
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Plus, the show will be digging into Kanye West's return to Twitter, which brought its own controversy.
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We did some digging into what celebrities really eat, based on interviews they've given over the years.
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Chances are you've already thought (once, or constantly) about the spread you'll be digging into this Sunday.
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Nothing at all fancy here: Just a handful of our best actors digging into a great script.
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Seeing Archie so upset over her sleuthing Betty promises she will stop digging into Ms. Grundy's past.
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Libby already knows Nigeria and is looking forward to digging into its vibrant energy story – and more.
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Digging into Hayes after the hard slog of Grant was — like any political campaign — all about momentum.
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And curiously enough, investors have been digging into one part of the group in particular: food stocks.
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Gothic horror is for digging into the hidden sexual deviance within us all, not for political allegory.
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I could feel her front claws digging into my lower back below my backpack where she stood.
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Curious, Stembel started digging into why flowers carried such a hefty price tag in the first place.
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Clinton's stamina, she seemed more energetic than ever, digging into the opposition research trove one last time.
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When you start digging into research on childrearing in America, it becomes more clear how this happens.
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The rumble of a backhoe digging into the building's remains and the whir of helicopters overhead dominated.
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When she started digging into the numbers, she began coming across estimates of $1 million or more.
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The Daily Beast's education and gender reporters are digging into health and medicine stories, Mr. Shachtman said.
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"If you spend enough time digging into people, almost all of them are complex," McKinnon tells me.
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The choreography was about digging into the physical memories of these women's tension, their rage, their sorrow.
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A dozen customers, foreigners mostly, were knocking back Red Stripe and digging into servings of jerk pork.
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It emphasized the urgency, for Democrats, of removing Donald Trump without digging into the case against him.
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What family secrets were revealed when Bob Hutchinson's sister-in-law began digging into the family's past?
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Nunes, meanwhile, has also signaled that he's not finished digging into what he described as Democratic abuses.
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There is less going through PowerPoint presentations, and more digging into products right alongside customers, Althoff said.
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"Tintin in the Jungle," Hergé I spent many hours as a child and teenager digging into Tintin.
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Motherboard has spent the last couple of months digging into Ring and its influence across the country.
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Prosecutors are also digging into the books of Mr. Weinstein's companies, searching for evidence of financial crimes.
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However, the agency is reportedly digging into the allegations presented by Christine Blasey Ford and Deborah Ramirez.
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As someone who works with words, did digging into linguistics help you understand your own profession better?
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Jamil has dismissed the claims as "gaslighting" and called Morrissey "unhinged" for digging into her past so much.
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Everywhere I look are families, groups, and couples digging into hunks of meat with delighted, reckless, greasy abandon.
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Digging into your settings will take a few seconds out of your day, but it's probably worth it.
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Images of the site showed an excavator digging into the debris during the ongoing search and rescue operation.
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So much of this series is about digging into who these teens are underneath their high school personas.
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Digging into the truth about millennials and cash can help this generation, saddled with student debt, save money.
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They spent five months digging into various endpoint offerings and concluded that threat intelligence simply does not work.
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When you're digging into a Crunchwrap Supreme, why not put your feet up on a midcentury side table?
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And it's doing so by digging into the archives, reworking some of best-selling signature styles and details.
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Investigative journalist Chris Hansen has earned a reputation for digging into the most unsavory corners of true crime.
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In the meanwhile, Lenovo recommends digging into your settings and disabling "Enhanced LTE Mode," its name for VoLTE.
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French President Emmanuel Macron's eyebrows are furrowed, and his knuckles are digging into the desk; he looks exasperated.
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Another thread is digging into the subtle Black Mirror episode crossovers, references, and Easter eggs hidden in Bandersnatch.
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So before digging into Microsoft's proposal for safeguarding elections, it's worth first understanding the extent of the threat.
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Digging into those areas takes time and trust, something that's even more difficult when judgment comes into play.
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And researchers there are still digging into questions about nearby planets and asteroids, and galaxies far, far away.
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Digging into the industry numbers mostly confirms the positive picture, but there are a few reasons for caution.
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But from what I saw, it's an integral tool for customizing your squad and digging into the story.
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I was thrilled to be digging into technologies underpinning new batteries, photovoltaics, wind turbines, superconductors, and power electronics.
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He is digging into Russian information operations carried out on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and other social media platforms.
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Instead of knitting or digging into a good book, she uses her spare time to ink people up.
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News media are reporting the measure as a "repeal" without digging into the implications of what it does.
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Moving along, Crunchbase News recently dropped a report digging into the rise of $100 million and larger rounds.
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Computer model projection showing the powerful upper level low digging into the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast on Jan.
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Weisz says director Yorgos Lanthimos didn't want the actors digging into their real-life counterparts ahead of filming.
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There were relationships — and payments — that didn't look quite right, and a hostile press gleefully digging into them.
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Where I'm from, raccoons were known for digging into the good trash at McDonald's and giving kids rabies.
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W. H. LEVIT Jr. Milwaukee To the Editor: Thanks for thoroughly digging into the presumptive Republican nominee's background.
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Right now, teachers are digging into their own pockets to purchase supplies for their classrooms and their students.
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The Democratic National Committee reportedly is digging into the pasts of Haley, Vice President Mike Pence, Ohio Gov.
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Either way, Glaud says, it doesn't take much to feel like those fingers are digging into his brain.
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Richmond's team conducted their genetic analysis in hope of digging into possible causes and consequences of this link.
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If you sent a questions months ago, don't fret; we start digging into our backlog on today's episode.
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Kourtney turned 37 yesterday, and the father of her three children couldn't resist digging into the PDA archives.
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That Slack channel you like lurking in can go there, along with that long PDF you're digging into.
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"Personally, I really enjoyed digging into the lives of these whales through eavesdropping into their music," Owen said.
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And it's thin against your front so you can lie on your belly without it digging into you.
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The Washington Post, for one, doesn't restrict reporters from digging into its billionaire owner, Amazon chief Jeff Bezos.
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Today, however, we are going to try, all the same, by digging into some preliminary venture capital data.
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In the slow, quiet central movement comes his other mode: tortured, gestural, digging into the private, the dark.
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Two of our reporters spent months digging into the data, which is legally bought and sold every day.
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It's also a hard game to talk about without really digging into what happens—because a lot happens.
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Digging into the nitty-gritty makes it clear that we can fight sex trafficking without risking free speech.
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"We knew about this because some enterprising reporters started digging into how this data was used," he added.
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But at some point, the scaffolding that supports the games industry's obsession with digging into the past will collapse.
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People generally can withdraw their CD interest at any time, but there are penalties for digging into your principal.
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A year after buying 1,500 patents from Microsoft, Xiaomi is digging into the global intellectual property pool once again.
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The challengers, which include civil rights and immigration advocacy groups, say they're looking forward to digging into that process.
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But we've got it available on several different Echos here, so it's worth digging into your settings to check.
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At the same time, academics are digging into the opaquely shrouded question of who really benefits from behavioral advertising.
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Work is very uneventful and I look around online for a while before digging into my to-do list.
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With green bonds, companies can finance renewable energy projects by issuing debt, rather than digging into their cash reserves.
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Upon further scrutiny and more digging into its data, Facebook found that it had made several more math errors.
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For modern paleontologists, important work can be done not just by digging into rocks, but also by visiting museums.
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Gunn mocked Shapiro in the process, which appears to be the impetus for conservatives digging into the filmmaker's past.
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The location of their circling paths, and some digging into the history of the aircraft registrations, solved the mystery.
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But you can transform experience into wisdom by digging into bad choices to understand what you can do better.
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He takes them literally, and doesn't bother to do the work of digging into what they are actually about.
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There's an element of religious fervor to this film and an element of digging into non-mainstream religious beliefs.
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At the time, the special counsel had been digging into Manafort's finances and political work ahead of his trial.
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While digging into the story, we uncovered another incident, this one involving former Cleveland Browns wide receiver Jordan Payton.
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I don't have anything digging into me or any crazy cuts trying to reinvent my midsection with optical illusions.
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Unsatisfied with the paper's explanation, some angry critics who questioned its intentions started digging into Calvin's social-media accounts.
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But, my clothes fit me better, and I no longer have a problem with waistbands digging into my sides.
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This all seems really tied to the idea of the self-help ideas you're digging into with your website.
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I was playing World of Warcraft, digging into a game I loved a decade ago but hadn't played since.
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I am sorry to say that digging into the mask shortage does little to assuage one's sense of outrage.
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Then, last month, a new podcast called Missing Richard Simmons began digging into the "mystery" of Simmons's sudden reclusion.
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We'll soon be digging into the topic more, but there does seem to be a certain consumery thread here.
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Sanders is currently consolidating the progressive vote, digging into Warren&aposs support, and posing a direct challenge to Biden.
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Digging into the wider implications of climate losses is important now as they have started to surge, Warner said.
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Mr. Williams, the Bronx retiree, closely examined his cube's interior; something in there had been digging into his head.
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Instead, it's more interested in typical Disney / Pixar story beats and digging into the relationship between Ian and Barley.
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At that time, Facebook was trading in the $20s and Cramer started digging into the company's conference call transcripts.
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And Senate Democrats are digging into his record after being made aware of potential new problems with the nomination.
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As New York finishes the first half of its day, journalists on the West Coast are digging into theirs.
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Muffett's organization has spent four years digging into the oil industry's early research into carbon emissions and climate change.
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We don't know what the investigative reporters and opposition researchers currently digging into his background and past statements have found.
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We have to say, the men look adorable in their matching personal whirlpools while digging into their take-out containers.
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I'm looking forward to digging into Shadow Tactics, which takes Commandos-style real-time tactics/puzzles into a samurai setting.
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Celebrate this Black History Month (and every month, really) by digging into Afrofuturism with a playlist celebrating avant garde musicians.
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Once you start digging into the history of the Chinese diaspora, you can see its influence everywhere in the world.
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In video of the incident, Kasich can be seen eagerly digging into what looks like a pepperoni pizza -- utensil first.
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Since 2013 David Autor, David Dorn and Gordon Hanson have published nine separate studies digging into the costs of trade.
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After digging into the video above, feel free to see what it's like to float 100,000 feet above the Earth.
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Men hunched over their brews are digging into plates of dense rye bread piled high with mayonnaise and pickled herring.
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This limits digging into the ground, so water and sewage pipes zigzag through town in elevated metal corridors called utilidors.
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Doing a little digging into the broad claims put forth by this campaign quickly reveals how baseless they actually are.
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But the reason it's a dud is increasingly typical of this sort of prestige drama, and that's worth digging into.
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The Justice Department is digging into the Trump Organization's role in hush money payments and the Trump inaugural committee's finances.
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It almost sounds like the perfect "shut up and take my money!" invention, until you start digging into the details.
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So you're really seeing authentic reactions, not just from me, but also the person whose personal info I'm digging into.
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A flicking front kick with the ball of his lead foot digging into Romero's solar plexus visibly frustrated the Cuban.
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"I'm pretty sure reporters haven't been digging into (Ruszczyk's) background, trying to find narratives to justify the shooting," she said.
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Fingernails digging into the leather, fists clenched, with every ounce of self-hate in my entire being, I started punching.
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By digging into it, U.S. Geological Survey geologist Brian Atwater found the proof for one of the world's biggest earthquakes.
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Digging into the colonial past "could be painful for Dutch veterans from that period," the government said in a statement.
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In the weeks after Iovine's comments, I found myself digging into old memories of meetings and encounters throughout my career.
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Digging into her college thesis about Saul Alinksy, the left-wing community organizer and radical, Mr. Carson suggested that Mrs.
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"Those of us on the science team can't wait to begin to start digging into that treasure trove," Stern said.
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Another strategy for diplomatically dispensing corrections is to begin by discussing your own mistakes before digging into someone else's errors.
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Now researchers are digging into the mechanisms that cause our sleep-deprived brains to crave food they do not need.
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By episode's end, he's set up his own Carrie Mathison wall o' research and is digging into Meechum's travel records.
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"It tastes like my mom's cooking," says South African Henry Motsemme, digging into a plate of pap and drumstick chicken.
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They're served by conventions, online communities, podcasts — whole ecosystems of media dedicated to digging into the minutiae of their favorites.
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The trip south allows King to show his hand and reveal exactly whose crate of myths he's been digging into.
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Kevin has been covering gaming for Business Insider and he'll be digging into the business of esports and gaming influencers.
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Today we're digging into One Medical's IPO pricing, especially as it relates to the company's valuation and resulting revenue multiples.
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I want to immortalize your sausage fingers digging into her knee-pits as you try desperately not to drop her.
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Warren's attack on Exxon comes on the heels of recent Congressional hearings digging into the company's sketchy climate history. Rep.
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Then his sister-in-law, digging into the family past, found his mother's childhood home listed in a 25 census.
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Armstrong deleted the blog post after journalists began digging into him, but an archived version was accessed by BuzzFeed News.
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Matonis started digging into the online equivalent, the directory of the web's global network known as the Domain Name System.
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Victims may also start digging into their wallets as others publicly confirm that paying the ransom actually unlocks their files.
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This summer we spent a ton of time digging into the space and have now made a handful of investments.
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Over the past few weeks we've spent most of our time digging into IPOs, larger startups, stocks and revenue thresholds.
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But he thought it worth digging into his centuries-old family roots in order to get a second, Portuguese passport.
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But, by digging into his savings, he built a wooden framework for a raised pond, and installed a waterproof lining.
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Jaime Getto: So basically the idea emerged after digging into the MTA's proposal to help mitigate transit during the shutdown.
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While most people were still wondering if Gary from Chicago had a last name, reporters were digging into his past.
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Spinning a lazy Susan full of umami goodness or digging into a pu pu platter is a quintessential American experience.
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My hope is that I'm digging into the pieces a little bit more deeply, and also just allowing them to be.
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A little digging into Madson's real life revealed that he had applied and been accepted to both architecture and law school.
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Digging into these motivations can reveal a lot about our understanding of life, mortality, death, reinvention, hopelessness, and even self-esteem.
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He goes to see a therapist and does some digging into when he was 10 years old and his dad died.
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If digging into the lore and understanding the universe is important to you, then by all means chase these optional missions.
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My lower back received deep puncture wounds from her claws digging into my back as she stood on top of me.
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"I got a cheesecake before my boyfriend's concert," Gomez tells a friend before digging into the dessert with a plastic fork.
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Authorities are digging into Minassian's praise of Rodger, Gibson confirmed, saying they are looking at "all aspects" of his social media.
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Like many of her contemporaries, she's digging into old cookbooks and developing personal ways to showcase the roots of American cuisine.
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Cohen's blog post addresses musicians and fan video creators specifically, digging into the importance of remix culture to YouTube's global audience.
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All players should consider investing in the Social Enhancer relatively early, especially before you go digging into much of the story.
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In this section of the EC-623, I am digging into the structure, performance and health of Patreon as a business.
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If you are digging into a topic, it could be easy to jump through the various suggestions to keep reading more.
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Then we see a hamster digging into a bowl of food as the text describes what the hamster's about to eat.
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Per the Enquirer's report: "Private detectives are digging into at least five affairs Ted Cruz supposedly had," claimed a Washington insider.
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According to the source, the duo sipped on Pacific Scorpions and sake while digging into diced yellowtail, shishitos and salmon sashimi.
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Gustavo Morello is a sociologist and Jesuit priest who spent years digging into the Catholic Church's role in the Dirty War.
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Digging into the numbers, with a focus on age, reveals more about the ACA's importance to the future of the workforce.
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Digging into the Democrats' wave of victories in House elections last year, it's very difficult to sort out a cohesive narrative.
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A security researcher and former iPhone jailbreaker, Strafach has shifted his time digging into apps for insecure, suspicious and unethical behavior.
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Oliver is great at what he does — but when he's really digging into an issue, his stridency sometimes overpowers his comedy.
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They 'tried to tell me that what happened didn't happen'Insider started digging into The H.Wood Group after Sipes filed the lawsuit.
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The influence of artificial intelligence is growing, the White House said Tuesday while announcing it would start digging into the issue.
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A shot of our white kitchen island, and my mother's hands, her unmistakable wedding band, digging into and massaging wet dough.
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Freleng, one such example of the latter, spent months in the area digging into the case and the theories around it.
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We were always crazy about metrics and quite meticulous about digging into U.S.-based data and research to help guide us.
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When I did meet Yoshiki and started digging into the band's story, it really was the story that caught my attention.
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Fingers digging into the pliable, pockmarked flesh, I began to peel back layers of skin, letting them fall to the floor.
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Her car and the one she hit were damaged, and she was injured from the steering wheel digging into her chest.
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It's a pretty cool thing to see 600+ of the most avid crossword solvers in the world digging into your puzzle.
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"I started digging into the past, his relationships with the family, his childhood, his relationship with his own father," Caballero explains.
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But even digging into the inferior white meat of a chicken breast is more rewarding than gnawing on a tiny bone.
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Digging into this policy poses a lot of risks for you, personally, as well as for the people you talked to.
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A little digging into FFXV's backstory and tie-in media reveals that Gladio comes from a long line of royal bodyguards.
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That reliable, profitable gig eventually gave him the luxury of spending almost every non-"Beauty" minute digging into the Warhol tapes.
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"I really started digging into the format of a song, what makes a song work," Mr. Kravits said of his preparation.
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I'm lucky enough that my job involves taking obsessions like this and digging into them in deeper and more interesting ways.
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Users have to do the work of digging into the meaning of News Feed each post rather than being instantly entertained.
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Unsurprisingly, lawmakers are not happy that the agencies are wasting time fighting with each other instead of digging into their investigations.
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When Maier's work was first discovered, she was unheard of, and despite Maloof's digging into her story, she remained an enigma.
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After a data breach at FBI headquarters, unknown forces start digging into The X-Files' unsolved investigations, otherwise known as cold cases.
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The Verge's Holiday Gift Guide 2018 launched this past week, and if you need some gift ideas, it's certainly worth digging into.
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Doing some math and digging into the most basic of modern physics, Newton's laws, the researchers found the solution to this violation.
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She hugs me, the way she does when she's really drunk and can't tell that her claw is digging into my ribs.
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After digging into the video above, feel free to see what it's like to float up to 100,000 feet above the Earth.
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Digging into this database, the researchers found that the FDA had singled out more than 700 supplement brands from 2006 to 2016.
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In a 2011 statement, Acosta said that Epstein's team had mounted a "year-long assault" against prosecutors, digging into their personal backgrounds.
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Colbert's new perch on the top coincides with more coverage of Trump, with the show digging into the president and his decisions.
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Patrick Ruffini spent some time digging into Trump's Twitter followers, and you can draw your own conclusions about how real they are.
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This week, it's just TechCrunch's Kate Clark and myself digging into some of the strangest and most interesting rounds of the year.
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We picked up that baton and continued digging into metaphor more and more deeply as we developed the world and the story.
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It's also been nice to follow people talking about the episodes together and digging into all the details of each individual level.
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When digging into the theme of happiness and how it is gained, talking to hippies is probably a good place to start.
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" Over the years he has spent a lot of time, he said, "digging into soul food and where soul food came from.
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That is, until you start digging into details like the possibility of surveillance of someone who is not a person of interest.
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Independent researchers began digging into — and blogging about — inconsistencies in at least 50 of his papers, spurring journalists to do the same.
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When I started digging into Naked Wines, it struck me how similar the company's role is to publishing, from a winemaker's perspective.
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It prefers digging into the roughest parts of the human psyche, the one that knows it's about the survival of the fittest.
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The industry publication Spaceflight Now has more speculation about this question, if you feel like digging into it ahead of the launch.
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But he says there is no confirmed context yet for those actions, and says that they are digging into Elizabeth's psychological history.
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He mentioned how people are digging into their own biases, seeking out sources of information that reinforce the beliefs they already hold.
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The pictures show Barclay posing next to the trophy, before digging into a "dinner of champions" straight from the iconic cup itself.
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To work properly, these machines must go a mile or two down a narrow hole, digging into the ice inch by inch.
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Politicians, policy makers, and their staff often rely on summaries of these reports to make decisions, rarely digging into the details themselves.
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That lengthy timeline raises a lot of questions that we'll be (and surely others) digging into in the coming weeks and months.
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But when they started digging into corruption in Mr Erdogan's entourage, the Gulenists were treated as a "parallel state" to be extirpated.
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GR: Working with artists, digging into history, looking at patterns; there are many ways to navigate from the bottom of the sea.
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The fish came bone-in, so make sure you're ready to get your hands dirty before digging into one of these guys.
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In mid-2013, Sewell was still without a steady income, and he had begun digging into his savings to pay the bills.
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He started digging into the data, and he discovered that marine creatures are fleeing warming seas, in an epic underwater refugee crisis.
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"Digging into this requires a level of self-awareness which is imperative, in my opinion, to be a good leader," says Moran.
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But I think it's worth digging into this, because there's actually something pretty insidious about the argument that Brooks lays out here.
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Mr. Dorsey, who spoke little during the meeting, paced with his hands alternating from stroking his beard to digging into his pockets.
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After digging into the research, I've come to think that universal vote-by-mail may have the biggest potential to lift turnout.
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Yeji also did some digging into what's happening at surgery centers that have had to call off a lot of their surgeries.
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Second, you can't add text descriptions to GIFs or any other images without digging into the settings menu and flipping a switch.
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The pair garnered support by leveraging their unique professional backgrounds, digging into data, networking, and seeking out investors who understood their product.
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Most bra straps are super skinny, fall all over the place, and don't provide the requisite support without digging into your shoulders.
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I reached out to a detective on the cold-case squad, Ed Golian, who was digging into what happened to Colonel Alon.
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As you're digging into all those prix fixe menus, look at the entrees and consider whether you could make the dishes yourself.
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At lunch on a brisk winter day, Tim Minchin was digging into a 10-ounce filet mignon at a Midtown steak house.
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The two nominees faced a skeptical committee earlier this month, with lawmakers especially digging into Hartnett White's qualifications for the CEQ role.
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With this in mind, take some time digging into what your direct report is asking instead of making a quick judgment call.
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But before digging into his new job, Mr. Biden headed to a fashion party, where he turned out be the star guest.
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And so many of the services don't prioritize keeping your food hot and fresh, which means we're frequently digging into lukewarm dinner.
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The Grays have also paid part of their monthly $1,500 rent, either through fund-raising or by digging into their own pockets.
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Avoid turning to short-term solutions, such as using a credit card or digging into your retirement savings, to cover ring costs.
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Five months ago, Save the Children U.K. began to send sternly worded letters to news organizations digging into stories about the charity.
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But as soon as I moved to the States from Brazil I started digging into this stuff and learning more about it.
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I'm looking forward to digging into it for real, because it's impossible to get over its learning curve just playing it in demos.
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Once you start digging into the software though, it's intuitive enough, letting you create projects, boards, and tasks to manage just about anything.
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A new documentary about John F. Kennedy Jr. is digging into the life of late first son — and exploring his family's ongoing legacy.
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Johnson was more enthusiastic about digging into Hunter Biden's role at a Ukrainian energy company during the time his father was vice president.
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Silverstein first discovered Mossack Fonseca while researching another story, digging into how criminals were buying up Miami real estate to launder their money.
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Digging into the 21-year-old model's social media past, fans found that she used to tweet to and about Bieber, 24, often.
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That's how investigators end up on granular projects like digging into the real-world After Effects metadata left behind in a video file.
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The return of "Muppet Babies" continues the trend of networks and studios digging into their content vaults to find shows with nostalgia value.
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Digging into the Valyrian dagger's history on the show only adds layer upon layer of thematic meaning to Arya's clutch moment of glory.
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This Tuesday, Axios' Sam Baker hosted an Expert Voices Live discussion in Denver, digging into the state of access and affordability in Colorado.
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Pezzato did his homework, digging into the history of Rowling's world to piece together Riddle's story as he gained power to become Voldemort.
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Over the weekend, Joanna shared a picture on Instagram of her digging into some of the food we can expect in the book.
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Kate Clark and Alex Wilhelm, after each taking some time off, led the show today, digging into a wealth of news and happenings.
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" "I do not believe that Saudi can increase production to 12 million bpd but they can increase exports by digging into their reserves.
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While we were digging into SoftBank's financing strategies yesterday, all the activity around the looming IPO of its telco business caught our attention.
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I cried while I scrolled through them, then immediately distracted myself by digging into my inbox, my iMessages, and various social media alerts.
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A bigger study, looking at both people with depression and without depression would be needed to start digging into the cause and effect.
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The Radar project, on the other hand, plans to cover issues of local importance, digging into government datasets to find stories that matter.
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Instead of digging into Belgium's Ypres Salient, archaeologists used lidar laser scanners to map the war zone and turn up some remarkable finds.
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By Wednesday evening, a Republican source said that the move effectively shut down Congress' intense digging into Comey and his conversations with Trump.
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Cohen has been a central focus for investigators on the House intelligence committee who are digging into the Trump campaign's ties to Russia.
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As GMV is not a recognised term in GAAP, the accounting standard used in America, the SEC may be digging into this claim.
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Digging into more detailed data, the researchers find that many jobs involve bundles of tasks, only some of which machines can easily handle.
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"We give two days of our time working, sitting at our table from morning until night, digging into these weighty issues," Zinner said.
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Though Crews said he's also a huge fan of yogurt, he cited safety as the reason he's not digging into his fans' gifts.
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The rest of the evening will be spent repenting and digging into the stack of books that just arrived in the mail today.
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A handful of conservatives are expressing displeasure after a top Republican senator began digging into allegations of bias in Facebook's "Trending Topics" feature.
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Federal investigators are still digging into what happened, but the death of Elaine Herzberg forced Uber to shut down its testing program nationwide.
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After hiding under sweaters and digging into some extra sweets during the winter, it might be hard to get back in the gym.
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If you want to dive deep into it, head to the simulation argument website, and you can spend days digging into the debate.
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A probe into Franken would mark a rare example of the panel digging into behavior that occurred before a member joined the Senate.
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And while viral moments have earned her national attention, Hirono's colleagues also credit her with digging into unglamorous issues such as patents. Sen.
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A handful of conservatives are expressing displeasure after a top Republican senator began digging into allegations of bias in Facebook's "Trending Topics" feature.
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Until now, though, it had been unclear whether Mueller's team had any interest in digging into the Trump campaign's dealings with the NRA.
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When you do a bit of digging into their habits what you find is that many billionaires do several of the same things.
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Digging into its very deep pockets, Beijing has enticed the government of El Salvador to abandon its decades-long official relationship with Taiwan.
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This week we're digging into the archives of the Cassini spacecraft, which in 2007 captured a unique angle on the planet's awesome rings.
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In most multiemployer plans, the current employers and employees have stepped up, digging into their pockets and paying more to preserve other pensions.
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But he also recalls his pre-Internet days tinkering with a Dell desktop and modem, learning how they worked by digging into them.
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Mueller may also be digging into whether there's any compromising information on Trump that might connect the two, one source speculated to CNN.
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It's like digging into our mutual knowledge and discovering that the truth is something halfway between what you think and what I think.
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There have been a lot of people digging into the things that happened at the trial that were left out of the documentary.
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In today's culture, having a great meal isn't always just about digging into delicious food — it's also about dining in a beautiful place.
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The tangle of American governmental dysfunction is so profound, digging into it can feel like undoing a rubber band ball with your teeth.
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In the fall of 2017, Mr. Kuciak had been digging into Mr. Kocner's financial transactions and contacts in the police and prosecution service.
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Porter appeared to have cooperated heavily with the special counsel's investigation, even providing contemporaneous notes documenting key moments that Mueller was digging into.
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Digging into this salsa was like visiting an old friend from high school — it reminded you that you drifted apart for a reason.
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Bloomberg reported 18 months ago that the SFO was digging into Glencore's work with Israeli billionaire Dan Gertler in Democratic Republic of Congo.
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I spent some of last week digging into the financial statements of Barnes & Noble, and I was shocked at how bad they are.
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For each investigation, a team of up to half a dozen people can spend months conducting interviews, digging into records and chasing leads.
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"Spider-Man 2" remains a stand-out superhero film, digging into everything that makes Spider-Man fragile, strong, and persistent as a character.
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Under Krista Lisdahl, a neuropsychologist who researches the cognitive impact of adolescent drug use, Medina-Kirchner began digging into ecstasy's connections to depression.
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Their work appears to continue as well, and at least one US Attorney's Office is still digging into Trump's inaugural committee's financial transactions.
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" She affirms that by focusing on contemporary black womanhood, digging into challenging concepts like the societal difference between "black blacks" and "black ethnics.
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While the other kids in his Vancouver school were digging into pizza Lunchables, Wu would show up with fried rice or steamed vegetables.
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The process required digging into the Bauhaus archives, and for both Spiekermann and the design students, the experience was not unlike unearthing gems.
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Underground could have easily spent its first season digging into the multilayered relationships between its characters, but it makes a smart, quick pivot.
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The IAT tries to get at this by digging into people's initial reflexes — and, hopefully, their subconscious mind — to gauge their real views.
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When Cabot's at her best, she goes digging into her characters' psychologies and explores their neuroses, and the results can be really compelling.
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Instead of digging into how their encounter with Negan affects Rick and the gang, the show concentrates on how Negan will torture them.
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But once you start digging into the actual obstacles in the way, the odds of pulling it off sound much more far-fetched.
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There is nothing wrong with digging into these breaks to see if they reach the goals governments set in terms of net new jobs.
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The track came from a totally simple chord progression, and Newman delights in digging into how he got specific about all the nonsense syllables.
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Orange Is the New Black's fourth season plunged deeper into its characters' lives by digging into the shadowed corners of systemic injustice and prejudice.
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He was in fact mistaken, and he's digging into his own skin for answers and doesn't find any wires by the time Dolores arrives.
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Food stock have offered investors scrumptious returns this year, but in spite of the run, some traders think that they're not worth digging into.
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A couple years ago, Bruce's son-in-law was digging into the origins of the Kenamore name and found that it had German roots.
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We are also digging into new frontier areas that will create massive technological shifts such as artificial intelligence, computational biology, robotics and drone technology.
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Uber released its much-anticipated S-1103 on Thursday and reporters and analysts are frantically digging into a treasure trove of previously unreleased details.
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And it'd be cool to put a thumb on exactly why that's the case here, through deeper digging into just what makes Yakuza tick.
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From digging into them and understanding what's going on, it's not that most people are just looking at just terrible things all day long.
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Because we've now seen bad actors sort of digging into peoples' old tweets, taking them out of context and wreaking all kinds of havoc.
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You will be tasked with digging into data to help us figure out what's working and where there is opportunity to refine our methods.
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It throws out the small problems and allows the big ones to continue to suck without ever digging into how they could suck less.
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Security researchers will surely be digging into the code and trying to unravel the web of connections between known entities and potentially new players.
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She spends her days digging into reference materials, whether it's digital databases or old history books, and calling up experts at museums or galleries.
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As Disney keeps digging into its fairytale archives, yet another age-old classic is being brought to life:1955's Lady And The Tramp.
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Democrats, meanwhile, pushed hard with lines of attack clearly aimed at damaging Trump himself, not necessarily digging into what happened in the 2016 elections.
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When you start digging into the vast world of sex toys and products on Amazon, you want to make sure you're purchasing something good.
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But when Peters tried extending the absence, she claims Fabletics execs started digging into why she needed it ... allegedly prying for private medical info.
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"Since I started digging into Manafort these messages have been a daily occurrence on my yahoo account despite changing my password often," she wrote.
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Even 20 years ago, a local newspaper or radio station would have been doing the work of digging into a community's worries and concerns.
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The episode opens with the girls practicing their dance movies before digging into a snack tray filled with peanut butter, cookies, and more goodies.
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"I'm sorry about the circumstances, but we'll get through it," she told Kavanaugh before digging into questions on abortion, gun rights and executive authority.
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On the other end of the Capitol, on Thursday, the House Oversight Committee is digging into the Census Bureau's plan for the 2020 count.
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When we finally moved and I started digging into spending in the US, I was surprised at how significant some of these differences were.
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It's also one of several projects in the biennial digging into the early history of Hollywood, seeking some insight into today's image-obsessed culture.
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You could imagine that researcher digging into additional parts of the archive, including the block-face imagery, the other slides, the remaining unprocessed tissue.
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A writer for the International Business Times did a little digging into Garrett's Twitter account and discovered that he is an avid Trump supporter.
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Digging into the psychological space between her wildly public life and intensely private death, "Everything Is Copy" is a pickle slathered in whipped cream.
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In 2016, when feds started digging into the Providence mill, Salemme acted like someone who'd been tipped off, fleeing to Connecticut with $28,000 cash.
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It seems to me a lot of people don't really, I don't want to assume, don't bother digging into the data of these things.
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Along with friends like Hannibal Buress, Questlove, RuPaul, and Tavi Gevinson, Jacobson explores MoMA's collection, digging into the ways art inspires and confounds us.
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This lively book resurrects Roxelana by digging into letters, account books and diplomatic dispatches to illuminate a life meant to be hidden from view.
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Before this munchin' munchkin had several songs on the radio, the Los Angeles native's talents included rocking a bib and digging into some cake!
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"As I started digging into questions about my dad, I realized I was having a larger conversation about lineage," she said recently by phone.
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Voatz also changed its policy last month to say it couldn't guarantee legal protections for hackers digging into its systems, sparking alarm from researchers.
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The late musician's estate is digging into his massive vault once again, this time to issue a new deluxe edition of his breakthrough album.
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By digging into their positions, both the United States and China increase the risk of breaking an economy that is already starting to crack.
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They add that "Le Figaro" did not ask for money, nor did anyone else reached by reporters after they started digging into the story.
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Digging into the numbers, I worry that despite the friendly headlines, the true decision-making power at venture capital firms isn't changing quickly enough.
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"I can confirm there is no thermal overheating issue with Chromecast Ultra," a Google spokesperson told Motherboard after digging into the issue upon request.
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More digging into their backgrounds showed that Hanks and Rogers also descended from two brothers who fought for American independence in the Revolutionary War.
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Investigations conducted internally and by the Federal Communications Commission have been digging into what led to the false ballistic missile alert earlier this month.
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And researchers like Michelle Miller-Adams and her colleagues at the W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research have spent years digging into the data.
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Luckily, Wirecutter spent 15 hours digging into more than 100 caddies (!) and made my decision for me: this one from OXO, for around $30.
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One is the prospect of MPs digging into new claims that, as mayor, he funnelled public money to companies owned by a close friend.
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Based on the questions, it's clear lawmakers are digging into specific areas of the companies' businesses, such as Facebook and Google's online advertising dominance.
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This morning we're digging into the current IPO market, asking ourselves how much damage WeWork really did to other companies hoping to go public.
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BERLIN — After World War II, few Germans with sizable art holdings made a point of digging into their collections for signs of Nazi looting.
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Though negotiations have continued behind the scenes, Democrats and Republicans are publicly digging into their respective positions and blaming each other for the situation.
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In the meantime, though, there's a ton of science fiction, fantasy, and horror books coming out in October that I'm looking forward to digging into.
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Digging into the restaurant's dishes like albacore with crispy onion, grilled mushrooms and sashimi, the entertainers also sipped on the same cocktail (The Cucumber Rose).
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Well, the company announced today that it's digging into its bottomless coffers and actually making a major play to compete in the original television arena.
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Among those taking action, three Democrats on the House Energy and Commerce Committee didn't waste any time on Friday digging into the company's questionable response.
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Digging into the Roblox growth strategy After 15 years, the company has accumulated 90 million users and a new $150 million venture funding war chest.
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Jim Cramer decided to get his hands dirty, digging into the Dow Jones industrial average to figure out if the move to 20,212 was justified.
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Jim Cramer decided to get his hands dirty, digging into the Dow Jones industrial average to figure out if the move to 20,000 was justified.
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West says the book ("this new concept that I've been digging' into") will be titled Break the Simulation, which is immediately some Matrix-level shit.
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Digging into retirement funds early — whether it's for something worthwhile, such as college tuition, or something less pressing — can wreak havoc on your golden years.
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And finally, we went back to the heart of the show, digging into recent data showing that venture capitalists haven't disbursed more money this cycle.
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Still, there are a bunch of really cool-looking science fiction and fantasy novels coming out in March that I'm looking forward to digging into.
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Based on its existence, Homecoming must have been deemed a success, which is why Colin is so nervous about Thomas digging into its seedy reality.
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Another mom did let Knight place her son, scraping together over $10,000 for inpatient rehab in Florida by digging into savings and borrowing from family.
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Authorities were digging into the attacker's background and possible motives, looking at social media accounts, his electronic devices and talking to his associates, Thornton said.
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And once you start digging into all the tech that Apple might bake into its new tablet, the "Pro" name starts to make more sense.
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A roster that goes much deeper than most has manager Dave Roberts adjusting his apron often, and digging into one new recipe after the next.
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Without digging into a fund's full list of holdings, which can number in the hundreds, investors may have difficulty knowing precisely what they are getting.
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This Wednesday, Axios' Sam Baker hosted an Expert Voices Live discussion in Chicago, digging into the state of health care access and affordability in Illinois.
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But digging into the data reveals a more complicated picture, especially when put in the context of what we've been through in the Obama era.
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Fallou explained that much of the concern has given way to excitement, with many on social media enthusiastically digging into the details of the announcement.
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"Last year, a group of us started digging into how we could support this evolution while staying true to Instagram's heritage and spirit," he writes.
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Personally, I'm looking forward to digging into the student loan crisis, examining for-profit prisons/ICE detention, and exploring the development of public & postal banking.
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Still, lawmakers are digging into connections between former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort, former foreign policy adviser Carter Page and former Trump adviser Roger Stone.
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But, we're also pretty sure no one is digging into this thing thinking it's going to taste like vanilla-flavored bread coated in buttercream frosting.
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But before digging into those concerns, it's important to recognize how much CT scans and other forms of X-ray imaging have revolutionized health care.
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I felt like I was hurting it and then its talons were digging into my hand so it was a lot harder than it looked.
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Experience a world that can only come to life in VR. After digging into this video, fly your own jetpack and take to the skies.
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We also have two Reboots this week, beginning with Martin Scorsese's Gangs of New York, and then digging into Gus Van Sant's To Die For.
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READ: Mueller's Russia probe is digging into a mysterious meeting in the Seychelles Trump stepped down from the Trump Organization shortly before he became president.
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So when we were digging into the box today, as you can see on video I'm sure, the catcher kept staring at every single hitter.
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His interest in MMOs grew, and he started digging into the concept of MMO emulation and keeping MMOs alive after they'd been officially shut down.
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Its first project, HHS watch, will include a full audit of decisionmakers at the agency, digging into their positions and backgrounds and monitoring their actions.
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With the plan only to scoop up mineral nodules rather than digging into the sea floor, flora and fauna would not be destroyed, he believes.
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Whether you're planning on gutting your bathroom or putting in new landscaping, odds are you'll be digging into your own pockets to pay for it.
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Why it mattered: They discussed the biggest news of the day, digging into immigration, the techlash, North Korea, Russian election interference and Rob Porter's resignation.
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Either way, you'd rather be someplace else, your coffee is in your hand, and you don't feel like digging into that spreadsheet before it's done.
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And if they have moved on, have they expanded the investigative scope, and are they now digging into Trump's prior business dealings and tax compliance?
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That's an area Times reporters are constantly digging into, but for now, the brief answer is: You're never as safe as companies say you are.
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Then it's time for a new episode of THE TRIXIE & KATYA SHOW, featuring two former RuPaul's Drag Race queens digging into life's most pressing issues.
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Then it's time for the season finale of THE TRIXIE & KATYA SHOW, featuring two former RuPaul's Drag Race queens digging into life's most pressing issues.
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Leaving aside the fact that Bell did not actually suggest that anyone should discard Snow White from the canon, Shapiro's take is worth digging into.
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As she told me this, I felt my passport digging into my skin beneath my shirt, and I was reminded of the privilege it conveyed.
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Her fate remained a mystery until her book was reissued in 1989 and researchers, spurred by the novelist Larry McMurtry, began digging into her story.
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"The reason why we're digging into Mars is to better understand not just Mars, but the Earth itself," said JPL's Bruce Banerdt, InSight's principal investigator.
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We're looking at how blockbuster films are scored, examining how streaming changed the way we listen, and digging into why music is becoming more global.
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Donors who had pulled back from Biden, wondering whether Mike Bloomberg would claim the moderate mantle, have started digging into their pockets again, she said.
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So we'll continue to pursue that localization efforts and digging into retail and middle market where we can expect much potential growth in those regions.
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But a little digging into the rules governing treatments also reveals that Medicare allows a lot of low-value care — which it arguably should not.
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To be fair, even if you're not particularly excited about digging into the roots of your family tree, this deal might still be of interest.
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Choi is an Equity regular, and Herrera recently took part in a piece we published digging into the split between enterprise and consumer seed deals.
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Dr. Thompson is now digging into archaeological sites for evidence of the Bantu arrival in Malawi, looking for tools, bones and perhaps even more DNA.
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This on top of the scores of other inquiries House Democrats have feverishly plotted, digging into nearly every aspect of Trump's private and political life.
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The settlement means that potential roadblocks to the states' probe may be cleared for now, allowing the attorneys general to continue digging into Google's business.
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As a rising senior, he's looking forward to digging into AP Calculus classes and hopefully, somehow, enjoying the life of a regular high school student.
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Most of you know Scott, but he's spent the last week digging into the numbers to make improvements to our field operation for the runoff.
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Instead, a few shareholder activists are now trying something much harder — actually digging into the operations of a company and working to turn it around.
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As mayor of Davao City, he was known to help people in need by digging into his pocket and handing them a wad of cash.
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This Wednesday, Axios' Sam Baker hosted an Expert Voices Live discussion in Phoenix, digging into the state of health care access and affordability in Arizona.
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But Mueller just helped build a case against Cohen, and he's digging into Trump's personal activities, including a speech paid for by a Ukrainian billionaire.
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In addition to highlighting conflicts Tillerson's business dealings might present, multiple Senate Democratic sources say they are digging into the stock trades of Georgia Republican Rep.
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If you were not sufficiently bored by this near-Infinite Jest-length post, there are several other good reports digging into the prospects for solar+storage.
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And from my point of view, I was looking at a company and digging into the company for nine months before we published that first story.
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Similarly, the 2017 Pulitzer was awarded to the Washington Post's David Fahrenthold after he broke the "Access Hollywood" story as part of his digging into Trump.
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On Thursday's Late Show, Stephen Colbert did a bit of digging into Bill O'Reilly's past following news that the television host is out at Fox News.
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You wouldn't want to ruin your fresh manicure by digging into a bag of chips, and you wouldn't want to eat candy that tastes like lotion.
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It's got an easy applicator (no digging into a tub [with] your fingers [with] this one), a light, citrus scent and it doesn't stain my clothes.
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It wasn't just about the interpersonal drama, however — Westbrook stoked even bigger flames by digging into what she claimed was Charles's predatory behavior toward other men.
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While K is digging into Deckard's secrets, it seems his history (filled with his own secrets) is just as important to the fate of this world.
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In the aftermath of the recent fatal crash that occurred in a Tesla running in Autopilot mode, it seems like it's a topic worth digging into.
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As our article in this week's print issue discusses, digging into the data offers a few clues about what might be happening at the national level.
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Spend 100 hours digging into every possible nook and cranny of this wonderful place, and then do it all again in a couple of great expansions.
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A team of bipartisan lawmakers are digging into Twitter over its policy of allowing Hamas and Hezbollah to maintain presences on the powerful social media platform.
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There wasn't much data from which to extrapolate; this not only made the threats harder to evaluate but also discouraged researchers from digging into the question.
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During Sunday's "Last Week Tonight," broadcast, Oliver canceled $14,922,261.76 worth of medical debt as part of a segment digging into the billion-dollar debt-buying industry.
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" It wasn't until he reached maturity that he began digging into his Latin roots: "In my adult years, I've been able to explore more Latin culture.
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These decade timelines provide an opportunity to visually scan what was happening over the years, connecting history to visual culture before digging into the graphic details.
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Among other things, Whitaker wrote in a CNN op-ed article last year that Mueller had overstepped his mandate by digging into the Trump Organization's finances.
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It can only do that by further digging into Negan — and the feelings each of these characters have about the truly calamitous destruction he has wrought.
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To write from scratch feels, to me, like digging into concrete with a spoon to make a space I can lie in without being trodden on.
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So — in tone of voice at least — Twitter appears, once again, to be hunkering down and digging into its default position of defending all speech, i.e.
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Eventually, you get to a part in the process where people are digging into old lab notebooks, trying to figure out to who did what, when.
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The investigation into how Russian ads and content spread on Google, Twitter and Facebook was just the beginning of Congress digging into how tech does business.
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Nor is being stridently anti-fascist when digging into subgenres like black metal, whose inherent nihilism and pagan leanings can provide cover for white-supremacist propaganda.
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Mike Tyson, Kid Rock, The Chainsmokers ... just some of the big names digging into their pockets to help the victims of the horrific Las Vegas shooting.
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Analysts gushed with "congratulations on a great quarter," as Doug Merritt, CEO and David Conte, CFO fielded the calls, digging into Splunk's security opportunities and trends.
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Nova, meanwhile, decides to do some digging into the titles and ownership of her family's land and learns that Violet used to own half of it.
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After digging into WASET's background, Sumner partnered with Eckert and her colleague Till Krause, who adopted fictitious academic personas and began submitting papers to WASET's journal.
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Retro Report, a series of video documentaries exploring old news stories and their lasting impact, had already been digging into the consequences of the Genovese murder.
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Elizabeth Denham, the UK's information commissioner, has been digging into political data analytics since March, saying initial evidence compelled her to now open a formal investigation.
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Clipper can get a feel for Europa's oceans much sooner and much more easily before NASA attempts the difficult task of digging into the moon's ice.
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Digging into the Roblox growth strategy Here's a recent piece detailing the service's dizzying growth since February 2016, when it was hovering around 9 million players.
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He is not likely to be seen digging into a $211 omelet at the Loews Regency, the Park Avenue way station for the power-breakfast crowd.
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She also treats it, digging into Chinese food after a win and admitting to frequently indulging in Chick-fil-A (my own fast-food Achilles' heel).
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Its crude imagery and the sharp editing that implicitly contradicts it are deliberate components of a termite-like digging into the permutations of postmodern cultural work.
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Impossibly loud heavy-metal music played, intermixed with grating noises that felt to Baluchi as if they were digging into his ears and pounding his brain.
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I was also slowly digging into the cave of his life memories as our conversations and affection flourished, reading between the lines of his speech patterns.
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This special, his first in a decade, is more searching and confessional than his previous work, digging into the end of his marriage after 16 years.
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Senior law enforcement officials have also privately expressed concern that the Republicans are digging into F.B.I. files for information they can weaponize against the Russia inquiry.
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The issue has bedeviled policy makers who abhor the idea of unequal classrooms, but also do not want to discourage families from digging into their pockets.
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Zelensky, for his part, could do a big favor for Putin by digging into whatever Giuliani might want to help his client's presidential re-election effort.
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Suns Cinema is not a collective, but a theater in Mount Pleasant that's really digging into a lot of awesome global films and exploring film history.
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Today, we're digging into a host of data concerning the East Coast venture capital scene, specifically looking into the performance of its two key startup markets.
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Also, a watchdog is warning that air ambulance bills can put patients at financial risk, and the House Oversight Committee is digging into the Sackler family.
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As we continued digging into the part over the final weeks, new and more subtle clues to the kind of modern woman she might become emerged.
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For starters, the US President is under investigation from a special counsel digging into whether members of his campaign tried to collude with a foreign government.
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Some of the Cavs' struggles in transition are due to a lack of effort and focus, a recurring theme when digging into Cleveland's overall defensive shortcomings.
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Most of 2016, too, on down until you have to start digging into 2014 to get to a stretch of truly bad/boring pay-per-views.
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According to Banco's sources, Mueller is digging into not just one but several Seychelles meetings from 2017 that "wealthy and politically-connected individuals" were involved in.
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He supervised more than 25 cases, going after the infamous Colombo and Gambino Mafia families in New York City and digging into organized crime on Wall Street.
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According to Rakoff and other members interviewed, the commission was just digging into issues touching on DNA transfer when attorney general Jeff Sessions took office last year.
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"I'm less worried and less intrigued about Peter's situation," Harrison said, adding that he did digging into the girlfriend's claims of when Peter began the casting process.
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Art historian and archaeologist Kamila Oles has been gradually digging into this history since last February, examining old newspaper clippings, photographs, and other documents from the time.
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When I'm digging into and reporting on these things, there's tons of great stuff — interviews, analyses, smart things I've read — that doesn't always make it into stories.
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Just digging into an alternative lifestyle and not really feeling like I should be in a, you know, boy/girl relationship — that was way too normal, traditional.
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And what's been fascinating about the latest trilogy of Star Wars films is how they're intent on digging into the world's inability to escape its own demons.
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So before you start digging into your skin problems, you should learn what's happening to your brain chemistry and how you're damaging the structure of your skin.
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After digging into the numbers, we can add fiscal irresponsibility and growing burdens to those most impacted by these debts to the reasons to dump these practices.
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The main broadcast networks which most people get their news from didn't focus programming into digging into the candidates past and their stances on issues, Brown said.
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We tend to forget just how much junk we've stashed away in closets and drawers until we start digging into our nearly forgotten boxes of winter gear.
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It's going to require some serious digging into old receipts, files, and online dashboards, and there is no way my foggy brain can tackle that right now.
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You might say that this is just the press doing its job: Ms Gentleman certainly deserves accolades for her six months of digging into the Windrush debacle.
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Similarly, the 2017 Pulitzer was awarded to the Washington Post's David Fahrenthold after he broke the "Access Hollywood" story as part of his investigative digging into Trump.
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Internet sleuths are digging into Travis Scott's old tweets — and they think they know exactly when the rapper found out about his girlfriend, Kylie Jenner's, alleged pregnancy.
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News came Monday that federal prosecutors in the Southern District of New York served a wide-ranging subpoena digging into the finances of the Trump inaugural committee.
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As a reporter who regularly covers the alt-right, VICE's Allie Conti has spent a lot of time digging into white supremacist content on Reddit and 4Chan.
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Digging into the policies a little deeper, about 35% of the policy holders who take out a Trov policy do turn off their coverage after a time.
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Digging into it further, it appears to be referencing research compiled by Merck Animal Health, the creators of the only available dog flu vaccine on the market.
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Digging into the full complement of nominees for this year's Academy Awards shows just how white the Oscars, and the rest of the movie industry, really are.
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In this section of my exploration into innovation in inclusive housing, I am digging into the 200+ companies impacting the key phases of developing and managing housing.
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I've been fitted for an endless variety of seemingly perfect undergarments that later revealed themselves to be itchy, slipping off my shoulder or digging into my side.
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Bloomberg reported on Thursday that Mueller was digging into the president's past business transactions despite Trump's warning not to do so in a New York Times interview.
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Republicans are feverishly digging into Beto O'Rourke's past, a sign they view the former Texas congressman as a potential threat if he wins the Democratic presidential nomination.
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We'll be writing a lot more about the wealth-management industry going forward, so please reach out if you have any tips we should be digging into.
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The investigation, led by Democrats in control of the House Oversight and Reform Committee, is digging into Trump's desire to sell nuclear energy technology to Saudi Arabia.
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The police said that, because of "his refusal to cooperate" when taken from the baggage claim area, he had three cuts from handcuffs digging into his skin.
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Russell finds himself excited by the hunt, and says he's been known to spend as many as eight hours a day digging into Russia's ongoing disinformation campaign.
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The play was convincing enough that Coco Crisp was digging into the batter's box and had to be told by the umpire that Davis was still up.
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The story pays off in funny and heroic ways, and if you're looking for clever writing that goes somewhere, then this is a game worth digging into.
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Stenger, her former colleague, recalls it as a moment when Hiatt's children were starting to grow up — and Hiatt reacted by digging into her career even more.
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His best moments on the show come from his meticulous digging into political issues of the day, whether in his monologue or extended recurring "Closer Look" segments.
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Or -- Bill Gurley: I think – well, I have actually been digging into this quite deeply ever since Barry McCarthy led the way with the Spotify direct listing.
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The "Break My Game" crew, with 20 or so players, was in the back corner as usual, digging into half-baked games over pancakes and avocado toast.
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But by then, he had already moved on from Columbus Nova, after digging into his own pocket to pay rent and other expenses to keep it afloat.
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For instance, the GOP had no interest in getting ahold of Trump's tax returns or digging into how his business might be inappropriately intermingled with the presidency.
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We know that college recruiters are looking at applicants' profiles online and even digging into their social media to verify facts, and look for potentially incriminating information.
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That's why simply renewing an existing policy could cost you plenty, and spending time comparison-shopping and digging into plan details will most likely yield more savings.
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Digging into such subjects as the suffrage movement's betrayal of black women, racist tropes and monuments to white supremacy, Mr. Staples brought attention to lesser-known stories.
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It seems like they probably didn't do too much digging into Copstabber, a band that's decidedly anti-Trump, just judging by a few of their concert posters.
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After digging into the batter's box and having a word with catcher J. T. Realmuto, Stanton stepped out and tapped his chest and then saluted the crowd.
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A few days before that, Noah, 18 months, was bouncing on employees' desks at her father's office, digging into Halloween jack-o'-lanterns full of leftover candy.
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In February, Mr. Kuciak and his fiancée, Martina Kusnirova, both 27, were shot dead after he began digging into connections between top government officials and organized crime.
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Now he devotes his energy and money to what, in the Russia of President Vladimir V. Putin, has become a truly risky enterprise: digging into Russian history.
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And yet, a comic digging into mental illness to both normalize it and find laughs has been done before by, among others, Maria Bamford and Chris Gethard.
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She said she wouldn't have been ready to take on the role earlier in her career, but the now-longtime Southern Californian is digging into new things.
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Mr. Trump has said his request for help digging into the Bidens was legitimate and part of a "perfect" phone call with President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine.
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While a murder investigation is at the center of the game's plot, ZA/UM's greatest stength is in digging into the small corners of a broken world.
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He was expected to use Thursday's hearing to build support for that effort by digging into concerns about Fannie and Freddie's growing footprint in the housing market.
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" Galli goes further, digging into the behavior of the man in the Oval Office, noting that Trump "has dumbed down the idea of morality in his administration.
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Both apps have helped me focus better, follow the news more easily, and actually enjoy the long-forgotten feeling of digging into something interesting on the internet.
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"Still digging into it, trying to figure out all the backup of the dollar amounts, I'm trying to get more facts on it," he said Tuesday. Sen.
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Years ago, she began digging into her father's history, hoping to find more about the man who'd grown up in an Irish-Catholic orphanage in New York.
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It's very much worth digging into the political economy of the movie, but more important, at the outset, is to pay tribute to its craft and ingenuity.
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The mystery surrounding how he was able to kill himself in jail comes as investigators have been digging into allegations of sexual abuse and conspiracy against Epstein .
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And when the Barry camp started threatening reporters digging into rumors and attacking the city's Democratic prosecutor, it signaled that her days as mayor would be numbered.
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The University of Pennsylvania School of Design LA+ Journal's ICONOCLAST DESIGN COMPETITION is an example par excellence of architects digging into the weeds of creativity, quite literally.
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It'll take about two to three months for InSight's robotic arm to configure its instruments on the surface, at which time it'll start digging into the Martian crust.
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We're giving out senior superlatives to our favorite games, digging into the year's biggest stories via extracurriculars, and following our favorite characters through their adventures together in fanfic.
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The GAO's investigation comes with a big catch: The watchdog group says that due to staffing limitations, it won't start digging into the commission for about five months.
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Digging into her archives, she pulled out a picture of herself she later explained she had since September 2015 and sent it back to Mayer, 40, without commentary.
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We're giving out senior superlatives to our favorite games, digging into the year's biggest stories via extracurriculars , and following our favorite characters through their adventures together in fanfic .
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So whether you're digging into a fringy pair of watermelon earrings or sporting a more subtle pair of cherry studs, these juicy picks are perfect sidekick this season.
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As the Baudelaire's saga draws to a close, the writers also further develop Snickets' story, digging into the secret society that collapsed, setting the series' events in motion.
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In a video released by Surrey University, the claws at the tip of the harpoon can be seen digging into the target upon contact, enabling a firm lock.
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Blizzard Entertainment revealed a new Overwatch animated short at Gamescom today, digging into the backstory of the hero Mei, who found herself stranded in an Antarctic science facility.
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We'd be lying if we said we didn't feel a little vindicated when we see Hollywood's most glamorous digging into an In-N-Out Burger after midnight. Stars!
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We're giving out senior superlatives to our favorite games, digging into the year's biggest stories via extracurriculars , and following our favorite characters through their adventures together in fanfic.
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In the era of President Donald Trump, committee Democrats may also look to get information on the president's finances — for example, digging into his dealings with Deutsche Bank.
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It's National Spaghetti Day -- and since you've sworn off carbs for your New Year's resolution -- chow down on these stars digging into bottomless bowls of noodles and meatballs.
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Investors now appear to be digging into details of how companies are generating these earnings and scouring statements for everything from profitability to signs of market share gains.
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We're giving out senior superlatives to our favorite games, digging into the year's biggest stories via extracurriculars , and following our favorite characters through their adventures together in fanfic.
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Insider started digging into Drake and his relationship with Delilah's parent company, The H.Wood Group, which owns more than a dozen clubs, restaurants, and bars in Los Angeles.
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My only qualm echoes my coworkers, I don't love the elastic band, while tolerable it has moments of digging into my heel which I could definitely do without.
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We're giving out senior superlatives to our favorite games, digging into the year's biggest stories via extracurriculars, and following our favorite characters through their adventures together in fanfic.
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After some digging into marriage records, the team at OPA discovers that Susan and her late "husband" weren't actually married — and that's not even the worst of it.
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Morgan Marquis-Boire is a security researcher who has spent months digging into the consumer spyware industry, and has seen it used in domestic violence cases first hand.
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We're giving out senior superlatives to our favorite games, digging into the year's biggest stories via extracurriculars, and following our favorite characters through their adventures together in fanfic.
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If the bra has wires, they should sit under the breasts, without digging into your sides or riding up onto the breast tissue (if this happens, size up).
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We did some digging into 23 Federal Election Commission filings to find out which A-listers are donating, and how much they're throwing down heading into the midterms.
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They must also take into account their shareholders, their advertisers, their staff members and their peers, who are the ones who have been aggressively digging into these stories.
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We are already digging into other corners of the prescription drug world, hoping to shed light on more of the hidden forces that are keeping drug costs high.
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Scrutiny is high, amid lingering suspicion of Trump's eagerness to mend fences with Russia and with special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation still digging into election meddling by Moscow.
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Theoretically, Mr. Cohen's involvement with the Trump family's work in real estate means that prosecutors digging into his finances might unearth information on the president's businesses as well.
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However, when digging into the research, it becomes clear that it's important to distinguish between the uptick in infidelity among women as a whole, and women in power.
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Correct The Record and American Bridge have been digging into Trump's background for months, for example, and Priorities is readying the first major Democratic ad blitz against him.
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Will's been digging into the role of Richard Williams in "King Richard" all week in L.A., but on Thursday we got our first look at his onscreen daughters.
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But digging into the details of the injury report for both team paints a picture of a game that could be far different from what people are expecting.
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But as the NFL and Roc Nation promoted this activity, others were digging into the social media activity of Crushers Club, the other nonprofit receiving a $200,000 donation.
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Between an armrest digging into your side, screaming kids who just can't deal, and getting seated beside some chatty lady from Omaha, airplane travel is full of distractions.
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Whispers can be heard about town from the Catholic faithful who support the 87-year-old Hart, and begrudge Bishop Biegler for digging into a dark, painful past.
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We continue our look at some of the best shots in all of film history by digging into relational shots, two shots, over the shoulders, group shots and crowds.
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As the twigs were digging into my back and bugs were flying by my head I just kept hoping that no one would tell us we had to leave.
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As a result, federal employees and contractors are digging into their retirement savings, filing for unemployment, picking up other jobs and unable to meet their rent or mortgage payments.
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Ahead, we break down the best out there that don't taste like poison — and may actually kill the hesitation you feel before digging into a basket of garlic bread.
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But digging into the reasons for this shortcoming turns up the sort of Byzantine rules and internecine squabbling that is all to often guilty of hobbling American transportation infrastructure.
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The new study is the most recent in a wave of research digging into how the night sky is becoming less and less visible to more people on Earth.
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"I'm looking forward to digging into the student loan crisis, examining for-profit prisons/ICE detention, and exploring the development of public & postal banking," she said in a tweet.
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Arriving around mid-November, Chor and his men — said to number anywhere between 0003 and 2000,215 — are digging into the Hamreen mountains and launching attacks on local security forces.
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Big, far-flung documentaries can be exciting, but sometimes what a story needs most is some quality time spent tinkering in our studio and digging into a story there.
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Right now I'm digging into the lengthy role-playing game Dragon Quest VIII, but also regularly play some quick puzzles in Bye-Bye BoxBoy or Picross 3D: Round 2.
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It is also true that Caixin picks its targets, refraining, for instance, from digging into the wealth of senior leaders—a red line that Chinese media dare not cross.
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That's because the feedback loop of exploring Odyssey's wonderfully animated and varied worlds, finding a strange corner or odd glimmer, and digging into a puzzle is just so compelling.
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You can turn it all the way off by digging into the settings menu, but as soon as you turn it on for any reason, the cycle starts again.
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Police argue that they try to do that anyway by digging into a suspect's history; the new technology just makes it easier to do it better, and sometimes deeper.
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"It's the terror of knowing what this world is about," Bowie growls in the first bridge, tearing the skin off the melody and digging into its true, darker meaning.
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Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz wants to keep Donald Trump out of the White House and he's digging into his deep pockets in an effort to make that happen.
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Last Thursday, Axios' Ina Fried hosted an Expert Voices Live discussion for the next stop on the Hometown Tour, digging into the state of affordable housing in Los Angeles.
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Here's what an expecting parent should look for during open enrollment: Start by digging into how the plans available to you cover costs related to pregnancy and giving birth.
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Arkansas' Republican governor, Asa Hutchinson has signed an anti-abortion bill that requires doctors to investigate patients seeking abortions by digging into their medical records to scrutinize past pregnancies.
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By digging into the experience of our bad habits, we are more likely to understand why they are bad for us and become less interested in acting on them.
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Most of the stray placements came to light through reporting published this week by The Times, which seems to be digging into the Google-ads-in-bad-places beat.
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So overall, when digging into the numbers, some key fundamentals don't look so bad for Trump despite the perpetually-negative media narrative, despite all the anger seemingly out there.
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Digging into the 1103 figures shows that the credits surged to a combined $2110 million in the second and third quarters, up from $22016 million in the first quarter.
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This meal immediately transported me back to my childhood, and I had to admit I felt a wave of content nostalgia digging into the red box of fast food.
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Afterparty however, doesn't seem as interested in digging into its characters, and in fact the world-building feels like it's performed with the same affected irony as its characters.
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But Chalupa's May 2016 email clearly informed a senior DNC official that she was "digging into Manafort" and she suspected someone was trying to hack into her email account.
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Joy Lieberthal, a clinical social worker who specializes in issues related to adoption, said that for adoptees digging into their past, it's important to look at the big picture.
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As a kid who was spending a lot of time digging into Hospital Productions' frostbitten releases, I was hoping recordings as dramatically icy as the cover and title promised.
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It's safe to say that there are spoilers for the first season of Westworld after this point, and I'm going to be digging into the specifics of the finale.
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But it wasn't until the Daily Dot started digging into the character's mysterious origins that the truth emerged: This is not the only video of the glorious feline Runt.
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But interestingly, 38 percent of respondents also cited "a really good day" as an equally important reason for digging into a pepperoni slice or a tub of Phish Food.
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They are shorter, and they often go unnoticed by the viewer, but the ball of the foot digging into the midsection is never pleasant and they do their job.
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Facebook critics say that the data sharing violated a previous settlement with the agency, which is already digging into the company's practices in light of the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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This is now in the hands of federal prosecutors, and they can keep going regardless of what happens with the Russia probe — including, possibly, digging into Trump's business affairs.
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After we found out this week's episode was about politics — digging into President Trump's inauguration — we asked one of the reporters, Sharon LaFraniere, to give us the inside story.
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It's easy to feel despondent after digging into this issue, and yet there are a wide-range of responses right now in the United States aimed at addressing it.
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Digging into the relationship between Arya and Sansa, for instance, would establish character traits and moments of foreshadowing that the show is still paying off all these seasons later.
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At Gino's Pizzeria in Queens, Kasich pulled the classic "I'm not from New York" move by digging into a slice using a fork and knife, instead of folding it.
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Here are a couple of the key takeaways from the report: Montoya also says that it's worth digging into reviews and ratings when you're deciding what vehicle to buy.
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The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency is also digging into the bank's operations and requesting changes that regulators believe will eliminate the potential for more customer abuses.
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Digging into that line-item, here are the building blocks of its lucrative hardware business: All that spun out to earnings per share of $5.04 (basic), and $4.99 (diluted).
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A report by CBS News digging into Federal Election Commission records found that in 2015 and 2016 the campaign spent $158,498.41 in 379 transactions classified as office supply purchases.
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Today, we're taking digging into two trends: recent layoffs at various domestic unicorns and secondly, how those layoffs match a recent uptick in austerity across the technology industry itself.
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"While these hurricanes wreaked havoc in communities across our nation, they also raised a series of questions that the subcommittee plans on digging into at next week's hearing," Rep.
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"I'm looking forward to digging into the student loan crisis, examining for-profit prisons/ICE detention, and exploring the development of public & postal banking," Ocasio-Cortez tweeted late Tuesday.
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And unlike past presidents who have addressed Senate conferences, Trump actually sat down to eat with his fellow Republicans, digging into a meal of meatloaf followed by cherry pie.
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"I was really surprised when I started digging into Gilead just today — surprised so much that I had to pick up some shares for our firm today," Tatro said.
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Digging into my savings, I booked my ticket to Minneapolis and headed out for two weeks, wondering whether the storm gods would smile and the story would bear fruit.
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Addressing the situation on Twitter, Ocasio-Cortez herself acknowledged the appointment, saying she is "looking forward to digging into" various finance-related issues such as student loans and postal banking.
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They are also using the power of their House majority to discomfort the President by digging into his past personal and business finances -- a crossed red line that infuriates him.
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Do a little digging into offerings and options before you hit the dealership, so you're not surprised and overwhelmed with the options they'll present to you while finalizing the deal.
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Squirrel is hoping to find traction by digging into the group experience first rather than offering yet another direct messaging option to users with a group option tacked onto that.
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Trump is more vulnerable than a typical incumbent, between his overall low popularity and a special counsel investigation digging into allegations of potential collusion between Russia and the Trump campaign.
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I'm digging into the history of the city's past while also showcasing the pain and heartache, the truthful stories, framing the happiness and pride the populous has despite its tribulations.
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The virus is taking a physical toll on medical staff, leaving some with skin bleached whiter from disinfectant, and their faces marked by lines from masks digging into their skin.
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Fighting for his life, the runner was able to lodge his arm into the animal's jaws, its fangs digging into his wrist as the two tussled down to the ground.
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Now authorities appear to be digging into the entire Russian diplomatic corps operating in the US, with bank records dating back 10 years that show financial conduct flagged as suspicious.
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Digging into the economic fallout, study after study has noted the deindustrialization of numerous states, such as Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin, resulting in tens of thousands of job losses.
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But very shortly after Russell arrives, he's subjected to the kind of eerie portents and dire warnings that so often greet outsiders digging into other people's business in small towns.
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Last Friday, Axios' Ina Fried hosted an Expert Voices Live discussion in San Francisco as part of the Hometown Tour, digging into the state of affordable housing in the city.
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After doggedly digging into the discrepancy, he got down to the essence of the problem, which consisted of three numbers representing the three axes that located the center of navigation.
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Ali says those moves represent the sort of manageable growth that will allow Skift to continue making money without digging into a financial hole from which it might never escape.
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To put the GOP's egregious political gold-digging into perspective, Republicans "investigated" Benghazi longer than congressional probes into the September 85033, 2001 attacks, Watergate, the JFK assassination and Pearl Harbor.
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Below, the Bells talk more about their decision, the fear that can come with digging into one's past, and what they hope their daughters will take away from it all.
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Investigators began their probe by digging into settlements made to women who alleged sexual harassment by Ailes, and whether the network was duty-bound to inform shareholders about those payments.
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Student Loan Hero conducted a survey of more than 21.4,000 individuals to find the top five ways borrowers are planning to pay for their travel costs without digging into savings.
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Last week, I spent some time digging into the back-and-forth between the tech giant and health data company Surescripts over access to medication history information that Surescripts collects.
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With Neumann, the WeWork board is already apparently contemplating digging into things like alleged drug use and mismanagement of company funds to force his hand if he doesn't step aside.
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"Digging into the psychological space between her wildly public life and intensely private death, 'Everything Is Copy' is a pickle slathered in whipped cream," Jeannette Catsoulis wrote in The Times.
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And the series' sharp satire and even sharper jokes meant it was consistently funny, even as it was digging into the reality of the black experience in America in 2016.
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Hubans set up a GoFundMe to get her a new Switch, and while she's waiting for the next Animal Crossing game to come out, she's digging into Let's Go Pikachu.
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There is nothing quite as comforting as digging into a big bowl of mashed potatoes, but unfortunately, this dish is often made with loads of butter and cream or milk.
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Instead of revealing the boys' backstory, or digging into the reality behind their elaborate imagination, as the film does, the photographs play into this fantasy and give it a stage.
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"Crime+Punishment" advances a thorough critique of American law enforcement not by generalizing or speechifying, but by digging into particular lives and circumstances, allowing affected individuals to speak for themselves.
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But anyone who's done any recent digging into mortgage rates or considered refinancing their student loans has also likely noticed that rates in those categories aren't as low as expected.
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The death toll was expected to rise as rescue workers continued digging into areas buried by mud, especially in mountainous parts of Benguet Province in the northern island of Luzon.
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For her 2000 book "Robert Indiana: Figures of Speech," Susan Elizabeth Ryan, a Louisiana State University art history professor, spent considerable time interviewing the artist and digging into his process.
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"You've got to be responsible for what you say, and what you say you're going to do," Clinton said recently on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, digging into her previous comments.
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Garcia also says he didn't bother digging into possible real people his character could be based on — instead, he watched "nature documentaries" to get a feel for the pack mentality.
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With airfare, a rental car, and B&B stays booked in one session, it makes planning a breeze and leaves more time to be spent truly digging into your heritage.
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Gretchen Morgenson, who has been on the Business desk for 19 years, remembers reporting a 2014 story digging into the way private equity firms settle disputes over misdeeds with regulators.
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This afternoon we're digging into Lyft's earnings results, unpacking the company's performance, the market's expectations and why shares in the American ride-hailing giant are off in after-hours trading.
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Capital formation is where it all begins, and eliminating the "cap gap" — capitalization tables that are skewed to one kind of investor — is digging into the heart of the problem.
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"How it was applied in the case of the certification of this particular aircraft is certainly something that I look forward to digging into if I am confirmed," he said.
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There, she becomes involved in the investigations into the murders of two young Latina women, while privately digging into her father's personal life and her own mother's murder years earlier.
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To understand what it is to be punk in the 21st century, one has to become comfortable with double vision, looking at global cultural exchange while digging into local contexts.
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With the expedition concluded, scientists are now digging into all of the Langseth's seismic slices and stitching all the data together to form a proper 3D view of Axial's guts.
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While the world's press is focused on Duterte's insults lobbed at President Obama and other world leaders, only a few outlets are really digging into covering the extermination of addicts.
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In one particularly cute post, Kardashian shared images of her daughter and niece digging into bags of chips — for Chi, Cheetos Puffs, and for True, Sensible Portions' Garden Veggie Straws.
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The most effective installments in this season have narrowed their focus to a single character — likewise, this week's hour is at its best when digging into Eugene's fragile mental state.
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But in investigating Trump, in digging into what actually happened, in alerting the public that there's something serious going on here, I give the press an A-minus for that.
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Two years later, the USCCB commissioned a report from the John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York, digging into the extent of abuse over the past five decades.
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Donald Trump's eating habits were the talk of Twitter after the GOP nominee shared of a photo of himself digging into some chicken from KFC with silverware on his private jet.
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Lucas was all smiles in an adorable bow tie before digging into his three-tier cake that featured blue-and-white ombré frosting, fresh fruit and a blue number "2" candle.
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All too often, I ride with one hand on the handlebars and the other digging into my pocket, or holding my phone, as I try to figure out my next turn.
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Donald Trump declared his love for Hispanics in a Facebook post on Thursday, wishing everyone a "Happy Cinco de Mayo" – while digging into a $13.50 taco bowl from Trump Tower Grill.
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Afraid of digging into their reserves in case the government doesn't reopen and they need to find a way to keep the lights on in February, she took out a loan.
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For viewers like me, who struggle to keep up with films that require you to catch up on centuries of fictional history before digging into the main plot, that's a blessing.
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Its acting managing editor, Chay Hofilena, said it was prepared for the NBI to start digging into its affairs after the justice minister's "ominous" instruction last week to look for violations.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan has already said he would not put such a bill to a vote in the House and the White House is digging into its position against it.
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The most tender moments of Louie are predictably ones where he's interacting with his daughters, digging into the duality of loving someone so completely but hating them in the same breath.
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But the game has an incredible amount of depth to it, whether its really digging into your relationships and perfecting your farming strategy, or wandering into a cave to fight monsters.
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Of that number, 81 percent said the testing was "helpful" — for determining their or their children's future health problems, or for digging into their ancestry — and 10 percent said it wasn't.
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You know what that means: WIRED is back in Las Vegas for the annual Black Hat and Defcon security conferences, where we're digging into the latest and greatest hacks on display.
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Warren will be digging into those, plumbing the depths of the bureaucracy and the vast cadres of political appointees for chances to drive her agenda forward and hold corporate America accountable.
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Still, there has been no reporting that special counsel Robert Mueller, who's digging into the Russia investigation (including a reported Middle Eastern angle), is at all interested in this painting's sale.
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Even if a person is entirely allergic to the idea of digging into the nitty-gritty of crunching numbers, it doesn't mean they can't appreciate the diversity and implications of math.
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Before digging into the details, here's a quick glossary of words insurance companies use when describing policies: You may be familiar with the most basic kind of life insurance — term insurance.
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Joy added that Truecaller is aiming to layer in value-added services over its SMS capabilities, digging into the fact that SMS remains a key communication and information channel in India.
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Now that the spacecraft is finally off the ground, it won&apost be long before scientists can start digging into its data — and that data will keep coming for seven years.
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Rather than humans, robots have boldly gone where no one has gone before, digging into the Martian soil, flying by Pluto, landing on comets, and even venturing slowly into interstellar space.
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Digging into the classic rock canon seems like the right thing for them to do, too—it made Alabama Shakes and Kings of Leon two of the world's biggest American bands.
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While digging into these localizations, I often wondered how a machine-translated version of the game would compare against them, especially now that machine translation has improved in the last decade.
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The president's friends are most worried about Mueller digging into past business deals, which is why his team keeps raising concerns in public and private about the "scope" of the investigation.
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Stone's expected testimony follows news that Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign chairman John Podesta on Tuesday met with House investigators digging into Russia's efforts to alter the 2016 elections.
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At the same time reporters were digging into that story, Cohen rushed to complete hush-money payments to adult film star Stormy Daniels, who also claims to have slept with Trump.
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The impeachment debate is in full bloom and the news media are digging into all of the president's business and personal dealings, looking for new potentially damaging threads to tug on.
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But instead of finding grainy versions of the classics on Reddit or digging into the internet for the latest next big thing, you can find them all in one place: Shudder.
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On the blogs, Sleep Sherpa also recommends this sofa because it is easier to fold than a futon and doesn't have metal rods digging into you while you try to sleep.
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In terms of vetting the company itself, do some digging into whether the company has a lot of debt — this is often a sign that the company might be in trouble.
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"What's changed, or what they're digging into even more now is: what does the downside case look like and how do we prepare for that?" said Andrew Kupiec, CEO of Hana.
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I did some digging into the census demographics for all three of these towns in 2000, when the show aired, and in 2014, which is the latest available set of data.
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If I had been just a little more informed, I wouldn't have a monthly, panic-inducing $230 loan payment on my hands, causing nearly untenable stress and digging into my wallet.
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Then, Danielle's been digging into the latest issue of Heterotopias, where she encountered an essay from María Bonete Escoto on the "slow violence" of environmental destruction portrayed in the Dishonored series.
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That image was sent to me by Simon Evans, who led the project for Carbon Brief and has a long post digging into the details and pulling out some larger narratives.
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But the notion that these cities are comparable is a key part of the paper's research design, and one worth digging into as the paper goes through peer review and revisions.
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True crime reporter Billy Jensen theorized on Twitter that DeAngelo accepted his punishment and quietly left the force in order to prevent any deeper digging into why he needed these items.
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Peele isn't digging into one of America's original sins here in the way he alluded to slavery in Get Out, but the evocation of a terrible genocide is at least there.
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At the core of the newly proposed safeguards was a requirement that law enforcement officials be required to obtain a court warrant before digging into anything that might involve Americans' communications.
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Cernovich said that when he began digging into Giuffre's suit he was astonished by the scope of the secrecy the judge had permitted, with large swaths of court filings blacked out.
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This morning we're digging into Dropbox's earnings report (Q4 2019), and why its recent financial performance and plans for 2020 are making the storage and productivity-focused SaaS player shares soar.
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I cook rather aggressively by shaking my pots and pans to flip or stir things, which is hard to do when you have a poorly shaped handle digging into your palm.
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But as the investigation deepens, and their superiors seem less enthused about digging into the black youth's death — no one wants "another Ferguson" — Preston's faith in a colorblind system is shaken.
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Multiple outlets reported late last month that the president's legal advisers are digging into Mueller's team in an attempt to find possible conflicts of interest that the White House could raise.
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Video released late on Monday showed rescuers, guided by their own sniffer dog, digging into the rubble to free a dog that emerged covered in dust and looking dazed but unharmed.
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Multiple outlets have also reported that Trump's legal team is digging into Mueller's team, looking for alleged conflicts of interest — and discussing the limits of the president's authority to issue pardons.
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Just before I joined Waypoint, I published a series of stories at Kotaku taking a closer look at G2A, and digging into the accusations that have dogged the company for years.
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These are guys that are really digging into to the nooks and crannies safely to search and in their search efforts today they were able to locate one of the other victims.
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Now, digging into the game's shiny new re-release—Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age, which came to PlayStation 4 last week—it's easy to remember why so many fans were discomfited.
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We started by identifying when my skin-picking started (around age 13) and when it was at its worst (throughout high school), then really digging into what was happening around that time.
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Photo: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)Then things got really interesting, because as got to digging into the Sonos Beam features, I realized that the soundbar is capable of delivering 5.1 surround sound.
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So before digging into Ariely and Ferguson's answer — the one they're banking on — let's take a look at six psychological "triggers" that give us a fighting chance in the war on change.
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Boyd wrote that Democrats had failed to provide a "legitimate legislative purpose" in digging into investigative files, and that the department by law could not reveal grand jury information in the report.
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Digging into more detail, she gave three tips for women: Especially when asking for a raise, it's crucial for women to share statistics and facts to show they deserve it, she said.
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Still, both locales are pretty unimaginative when you think about the virtual reality possibilities you could pair with the unique experience of a having a shrieking dental drill digging into your jaw.
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Armed with risky loans from online firms or digging into their own savings, they threaten to play an outsized role in the new market, which has got off to a roaring start.
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But after a decision preventing the AT&T-Time Warner team from digging into the theory, the trial focused on a more traditional question: would the merger harm competition in the marketplace?
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"Everything I learned about money stemmed from me digging into my finances in college, figuring out where I stood and just what was going on inside my personal financial machine," Kibler said.
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On Tuesday, Axios editor in chief Nick Johnston continued the Hometown Tour with an Expert Voices Live discussion in Philadelphia, digging into the state of education and skills training across the city.
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And, finally, we spent a few minutes digging into the JOBS Act, and the impact that opening private IPO filings to all firms might have on the pipeline of companies going public.
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Gage Wilson, of Portage, was digging into the side of a dune hill with two other Boy Scouts at the event in Van Buren County and decided to crawl inside, WWMT reported.
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Silicon Valley feeling the heat: Some on Capitol Hill are digging into the idea that companies like Facebook and Google have designed products with the intention of getting and keeping consumers addicted.
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Baoshang looked healthy on paper but it wasn't, and now policymakers are spanning the country digging into the books at small and/or regional banks to figure out what's really going on.
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Ronan started digging into the story, but alleges that Weinstein soon found out he was on his trail and started threatening the network that he would expose the truth about Matt Lauer.
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Political scientists from Penn State have been digging into far-right content on YouTube to determine how people become radicalized, and their findings suggest that perhaps the algorithm isn't completely to blame.
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Mehta had been scheduled to weigh an initial legal question in the case before digging into its substantive questions, but now plans to weight the full case all at once on Tuesday.
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Aside from digging into the specifics of the Venusian greenhouse effect's behavior and development, the planet's conditions remain a potent reminder that permanently disrupting global climates is easier than it might seem.
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You really get lost in the related searches of a really good song, and you find yourself digging into a whole black hole of the internet and all these crazy ass songs.
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"If these accounts are getting deleted at the last minute because people are angry and news organizations are digging into this, should these accounts have existed in the first place?" he asked.
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Digging into the "Adjaruli" variety served here — a hammock of dense bread carrying melted cheese, topped with a fried egg and a chunk of butter — is an exercise in artery-clogging decadence.
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And as I watched this consequential story play out and began digging into reporting about women's issues here, I downloaded Rebecca Traister's GOOD AND MAD alongside Leta Hong Fincher's BETRAYING BIG BROTHER.
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"'Mediocre music biopic' happens to be one of my favorite micro-genres of film," writes Sean O'Neal for Vulture, digging into whether musicians and Hollywood have conditioned him to feel that way.
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The older girl, who turns out to be a younger version of Camille (Sophia Lillis), awakens the woman they find asleep in bed by digging into her hand with a paper clip.
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But when American college student Bex meets England's Prince Nicholas, it turns into its own thing and does a beautiful job of digging into the people behind images seen around the world.
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A golden curtain sweeps away to reveal, silhouetted on a scaffold in a cloud of vermilion light, a 103-piece orchestra, digging into the opening notes of Jeanine Tesori's triple-crème score.
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Tweets that seem to come out of nowhere or indicate that Trump might be digging into obscure blogs can usually be explained by matching up his timeline to various cable news broadcasts.
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So I decided to do a little digging into how other people feel about bringing horniness out into the open and how to handle this incredibly thorny, but also totally vital, topic.
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"Once mortgage lenders started digging into this, they realized that the upgrades we're financing add value to the properties and that we're not putting them in a higher risk position," she said.
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I finally got to have the conversations I've wanted to have, digging into what works about the game, passing clips of incredible moments back and forth, and sharing tips with other players.
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It keeps pushing conspiracy theories — and because lots of people in the media, not to mention many news consumers, don't quite understand how it works, the precise mechanism is worth digging into.
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He has also had to manage other Democrats who want to prioritize digging into Mr. Trump's ties to Russia and who have called for the committee to subpoena the president's tax returns.
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And in addition to detailing the new allegation, the Times reporters who spent months digging into the Kavanaugh allegations also note they found two previous allegations made against him to be credible.
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That will involve shining a light on bad actors in addiction treatment and holding them accountable, but also digging into the examples of addiction treatments that do work and what they involve.
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"Once mortgage lenders started digging into this, they realized that the upgrades we're financing add value to the properties and that we're not putting them in a higher risk position," she said.
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Now that it has moved into a brick-and-mortar, it's a great for bar hopping, as well as sitting out on the patio while digging into some curries, tikkas, and naan.
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At the time, I was interested in how Colony subverted the typical alien invasion story by digging into its characters' struggles with the idea of humans no longer being Earth's dominant species.
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This character-based approach was a good tactic for digging into O.J.'s story, because it not only let viewers experience what was happening but asked them to assemble the pieces themselves.
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And now Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein has sent a personal request for basically an all-hands-on-deck to start digging into the voluminous amount of work history that the judge has.
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It's been less than a week since Anthony Scaramucci was announced as President Donald Trump's new White House Communications Director, but curious internet users have already started digging into the The Mooch's past.
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A young woman named Carly is horrified when her friend disappears without a trace, then begins digging into a game known only as "Rabbits" that her friend became obsessed with before her disappearance.
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Without digging into the first book, I wouldn't have the image of Roosevelt as an awkward adolescent, dirty and reeking of chemicals — a result of his intense interest in wildlife and preserving specimens.
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When Jamie was pulled from this horrible place, she was soaked in urine and feces, and could barely walk because her nails had grown long enough to start digging into her paw pads.
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Why it matters: Policymakers are digging into how so-called "dark patterns" and opaque algorithms affect the experience of people using the platforms, putting a spotlight on design practices many view as deceptive.
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But last week when it finally started digging into the ground using its heat probe instrument called the Heat and Physical Properties Package (HP0003) its mole, as they're calling it, hit a rock.
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But last week when it finally started digging into the ground using its heat probe instrument called the Heat and Physical Properties Package (HP33) its mole, as they're calling it, hit a rock.
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After snaps showing the girls drinking from cups of water, Kardashian posted three images of them digging into bags of chips — for Chicago, Cheetos Puffs, and for True, Sensible Portions' Garden Veggie Straws.
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But when the last award of the evening was read, it was the little film about Boston Globe investigative reporters digging into a sex abuse scandal involving Catholic priests that was left standing.
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"We want to make sure we aren't shying away from but digging into the nuances of these really complex issues—such as how this issue affects trans women and trans people," he said.
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So in lieu of digging into a tainted salad (honestly, don't ... more than 30 people have gotten ill, some gravely so), "lettuce" all dig into some fresh, thoroughly rinsed romaine memes and tweets.
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Digging into the soil around these faults, Glenn Biasi and Kate Scharer found that big, ground-rupturing earthquakes have been a regular occurrence in the temblor-prone land over the last 21994 years.
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Mueller can now be said to be digging into possible collusion with the Russians, obstruction of justice, contacts with Russian officials during Trump's transition, possible campaign finance violations and the President's business secrets.
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Cardin—a retired Cook County sheriff's investigator and SWAT hostage negotiator—and Sullivan built up a fledgling network, linking with experts and digging into what national databases they could get their hands on.
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At $383 - $40, they're not exactly affordable, but they're made out of durable, soft materials and — most importantly — come with a patented raw-cut waistband that stays put without digging into your skin.
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Last week, a blast of new Red Dead Redemption 2 previews hit the web, digging into the game's focus on non-violent interaction, intense level of detail, and new methods of interactive storytelling.
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And since he's not made much effort to broaden his political coalition in office, he has few middle-of-the-road voters to lose from digging into a showdown that pleases his base.
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The constant regurgitation of the "quote sandwich" turned me into an interpreter — reading the minds of authors while eroding the "I" in imagination; digging into vocabulary while losing awareness of my own identity.
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But even an innocent president would need major legal help when facing a year-long special counsel investigation with at least 17 experienced prosecutors digging into his past business dealings and campaign contacts.
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Ezra Marcus, a 20193 graduate of Sarah Lawrence College, said he began digging into the stunning story around June 2018 when fellow alumni sent around strange online postings from people affiliated with Ray.
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Digging into it for this story, I talked for a long time with one source about how New York City manages its trash, and multiple people brought up their experiences in specific snowstorms.
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So, after digging into Tesla's near-miss of the $1,000 share-price mark, we're back to dig into Elliott Management's imposition into Twitter's world after sticking its nose into SoftBank earlier this year.
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A couple who realized they had spent $30,000 dining in one year missed out on the opportunity to do one crucial thing before digging into their meals: Invest in themselves before anything else.
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She spoke about being raped on a rooftop with a "knife digging into my throat" when she first moved to New York many years ago, an experience she first discussed publicly in 2013.
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Federal investigators are reportedly digging into President Donald Trump and his associates' financial ties to Russia, which are proving to be "the most fertile avenues" for moving their probe forward, according to CNN.
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While Donen luxuriates in the glamour of two Hollywood stars in evening wear, Grant and especially Bergman trade on more than their charm, digging into characters whose romantic chemistry hinges precariously on trust.
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So while the medical science isn't exactly where we'd like it to be just yet on this topic, we're digging into the online reviews to crowdsource some suggestions based on what people are saying.
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But it's at least a good start for keeping tabs on your children in a way that's far less invasive then yanking their phone out of their hand and digging into their digital lives.
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Although in this case, it's happening over Microsoft's Azure cloud platform, and so it requires much less digging into the game's code than if you were to port the game with native touch controls.
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Rather than digging into the moral, ethical, scientific, or philosophical questions of these decisions or this contraption, the film mostly focuses on Will, who is about as curious as a bag of a sawdust.
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The family is trying hard to avoid digging into their savings because after the last shutdown, in 2013, it "took a lot of time to get back to where we had been," Groeneveld said.
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Thursday morning, Axios Managing Editor Kim Hart hosted a conversation with some of the Hill's leading voices on AI, digging into how this new technology is poised to change our jobs, economy, and lives.
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What began as a tentative relationship with outdoor photography has evolved into a full-on infatuation that's fed by digging into the work of legends like Ansel Adams and Instagram's most creative posters alike.
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It's a time-honored tradition to complain about how expensive avocados are while simultaneously digging into your third order of guacamole for the week, but right now they are even more pricey than usual.
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Digging into the data from nearly 8,000 full- and part-time workers across the country, one of the findings that jumps out: Mentorship has an outsize impact on a worker's career across several measures.
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A couple who realized they had spent $30,000 eating out — in one year — missed out on the opportunity to do one crucial thing before digging into their meals: Invest in themselves before anything else.
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In addition, foreign central banks are said to be shedding holdings of TIPS and other U.S. government bonds, and digging into dollar reserves in an effort to stabilize their currencies against current market turbulence.
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Congressional investigators have spent close to six months now, digging into possible ties between the campaign of President Donald Trump and the Russian government, and a handful of key figures have captured their attention.
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Trump SuperPAC Funding: Related to the news about the inauguration inquiries was word that prosecutors are digging into the funding of a Trump SuperPAC, Rebuilding America Now, where Paul Manafort also played a role.
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Wringing whatever prickly sounds he could from the electronics at his disposal—and spending his high school years digging into the weirder corners of the Warp catalog—he developed a taste for the absurd.
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The agreement marks a step forward for House of Representatives Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler in investigations of Republican Trump and his inner circle, digging into the campaign, his turbulent presidency and business interests.
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There's even a block-heel version of the Clarita Sandal on sale that would be perfect to wear with a cocktail dress for an outdoor summer wedding (think: no heels digging into the grass!).
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There are some exceptions, but for the most part, people like me are digging into these games and reverse engineering data formats in order to create tools which allow users to mod the games.
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Instead of blowing your budget to pay for gifts and other holiday-related expenses, consider digging into your credit card accounts to see what rewards you may have to help fund gift-giving season.
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Digging into the four c's of diamonds — color, cut, clarity and carat — are key, both to gauge the quality of a stone and understand where you might make trade-offs (or not), Chertoff said.
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It's often the trickiest bra to shop for since you have to find one that not only fits properly but will also stay put all day without slipping down or digging into your side.
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CNBC | SurveyMonkey Small Business Survey Small-business owners will be digging into details of the tax-reform plan, already leaked to the press, that GOP leaders and President Trump will officially announce later today.
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A couple who realized they had spent $30,0003 eating out — in one year — missed out on the opportunity to do one crucial thing before digging into their meals: Invest in themselves before anything else.
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He was transgender, and about a year before he started at the academy, a time of exams and interviews and extensive digging into his background, he began his transition to physically becoming a man.
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Digging into the crosstabs a bit — you can check out the July 2014 ones here, and the December 2016 ones here: To be clear, Putin is still viewed unfavorably by a plurality of Republicans.
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"Contrary to traditional houses... where you erect walls and build floors, where you work by adding elements, here on the contrary we're digging into the ground, looking for spaces, sculpting the material," he said.
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And she chose to specialize in one of its more esoteric and labor-intensive forms: collography, a method of engraving that involved applying materials to a printing plate rather than digging into its surface.
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This Wednesday, Axios' transportation correspondent Joann Muller hosted an Expert Voices Live discussion on transportation technology, digging into the new challenges and advancements that arise as electric, autonomous and shared vehicles upend our lives.
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It was almost as much fun as the pre-surgery M.R.I., which involved lying face down with my breasts dangling, udder-like, through cutouts in the table and a bar digging into my sternum.
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In season two of Berlinger's series "Wrong Man," he and his team spend six episodes digging into three cases, each of which concerns prisoners who've been incarcerated for decades based on relatively flimsy evidence.
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We'll start with NYC and its surprising 2019 before turning to Boston, digging into its super-giant venture totals and hearing from Founder Collective's Eric Paley on the state of things in urban Massachusetts.
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Today we're digging into unicorns: how many will find an exit through an acquisition (selling themselves to a larger company) or an IPO (starting to trade as a public company) before the market turns?
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Sources close to the situation say that Elliott began seriously digging into AT&T about a year ago, which also was around the time a judge allowed the Time Warner merger to go through.
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The Huangs may be knocked back to their status quo for season four, but hopefully, Fresh off the Boat will keep digging into the nuances of these issues like it did in season three.
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Researchers should instead focus on digging into the long-term effects of Head Start and understanding what mechanisms might explain them — and whether there's a more cost-effective way to get the same results.
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Taking any sort of definitive action that bans somebody, especially if it's something that gets a lot of traffic, a lot of views, or a lot of engagement, then they're digging into their own pockets.
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"I started really digging into as much information as I could find and I found some gaps, and I wanted to bring those gaps to light so that they might be further investigated," Thompson says.
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And the women — who were by then accustomed to digging into people's lives online for personal reasons — turned up line after line of detailed information about them, down to the color of their front door.
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"I think that when digging into who Sutton is, it made sense that she was going to be able to walk away from the gun, because I don't think she needs it anymore," Lasher said.
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In the world of Snapchat, you can swipe on purple lipstick, throw on glittery face jewels, or affix a flower crown to your head — all without leaving your couch or digging into your makeup bag.
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They're not digging into the specific emergency authorities they would use, and in some cases, there probably aren't any available — unlocking emergency funds doesn't necessarily give you a way to expand gun regulation, for example.
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As we spend more time digging into the entrepreneurial landscape of our region, more entrepreneurs and future investors from a wide range of backgrounds are contacting us wanting to join the community we are building.
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The duo initially went out in search of a way to combat fake news on Facebook, but Bhat said a lot of their digging into fake accounts there led them to fake accounts on Twitter.
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Cancellations, delays, breathing germ-filled air for hours with a stranger's knees digging into your lower back, the barking, groping security agents: no wonder people with sufficient means often prefer to hire their own planes.
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But by digging into the hard questions and searching for answers outside of my small conservative bubble, I developed a deeper faith, one that has given me a greater capacity to love than ever before.
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"Tom Hanks is at In and Out sitting across from us I'm star struck!!" an Instagram user named Megan captioned a photo of Hanks, Wilson and a man digging into their food at a table.
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Because this is his first national campaign, reporters (and opponents) are digging into his past more vigorously than ever, and it's unclear how much fodder it holds and how much defense he'll have to play.
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"The core idea is to take what Recode is good at, which is digging into the heart of the intersection of tech and business, and make accessible to broader audience," says Stitcher CEO Erik Diehn.
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After digging into the video above, feel free to see what it's like to go 380 mph in VR. Take that VR journey in the latest episode of 'The Possible' by downloading the app here.
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Beyond those controls, there is a huge wealth of information that the game demands that just isn't accessible or intuitive to a player who isn't digging into online forums, fan guides, or official strategy sources.
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Mueller has been circling Stone, digging into his interactions with the hacker known as Guccifer 2.0, whom the special counsel identified as a member of Russian intelligence in last Friday's indictment of 12 Russian spies.
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As the years went on, I began to miss our celebration and realized that, like all holidays, there was a lot more to Eid al-Adha than digging into a hard-earned plate of lamb.
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But digging into the numbers more deeply showed that the core of her support is not only eroding quickly, it's mostly based on people much less likely to go to the polls on Election Day.
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This one seems beyond obvious, but a few baristas told us that they frequently see guests digging into tip jars to make up the difference if they need extra change to pay for their drinks.
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" Mr. Coates praised the documentary style of the new Chase campaign, noting that its behind-the-scenes approach appeals to millennials, who "love to geek out over things, digging into the process behind the product.
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Among Democrats who know him well, Mr. Kaine is considered a self-effacing workhorse who shuns the spotlight and prefers digging into domestic policy and national security rather than showboating on Sunday news programs. Mrs.
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Nobody from the House oversight committee is literally prosecuting Flynn, but they have been digging into his foreign payments from RT-TV, a Russian state news outlet, and a company tied to the Turkish government.
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Streaming Wars Apple is digging into the more than $1 billion it has set aside for original programming to create its first known television project: a revival of a Steven Spielberg series from the 1980s.
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