Instead of digging up two feet of contaminated soil for disposal, digging up eight feet.
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How did you go about digging up the source materials?
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Kim Kelly is digging up more black gold on Twitter.
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We are digging up these histories [that] are totally buried.
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She's kind of our watchdog digging up the latest scandal.
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Pluto has a way of digging up what's been concealed.
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Last week Giuliani was in Ukraine, still digging up dirt.
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The government has had scant interest in digging up the past.
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Politicians argue that digging up the dead will reopen old wounds.
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Why are you talking about slavery and digging up the past?
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Most games like this make you an archaeologist, digging up secrets.
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Burying CO22 without digging up a bunch of oil to burn.
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He also joked about digging up the grave of Marilyn Monroe.
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But I was digging up the baseball field looking for bones.
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Another scene shows the character in the desert, digging up dirt.
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For me, it's empowerment—it's digging up what came before me.
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The remains archeologists have been digging up are approximately 6,700 years old.
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Maltbie spends a lot of time digging up information about Albertville's history.
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However, this seems to be a week of digging up old literature.
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It's about all of them reaching out and digging up their past.
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Why are you digging up this horrible stuff in the church cantatas?
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But digging up details on Shelden's pedigree is a far simpler task.
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When you start digging up old wounds and stuff, things come out.
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Because you might end up digging up something you don't want to.
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The stories read like an old-school reporter digging up the goods.
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I hired a genealogical record searcher to assist in digging up information.
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Scientists haven't had much luck digging up and documenting fossils in Africa.
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Obviously, digging up coal and burning it generates lots of carbon emissions.
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They do this by digging up native truffles at night and spreading them.
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His Italian grandmother was a forager, too, digging up dandelion greens for salad.
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He very loudly, to another journalist, suggested digging up dirt on other journalists.
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I've said it's not in an outhouse because people were digging up outhouses.
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You're an excellent detective, Scorpio, and today you're digging up all the dirt.
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Kirsten Gillibrand was digging up opposition research on former Vice President Joe Biden.
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Images online showed towns digging up roads or deputizing men to block outsiders.
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America's federal government has 16 types of subsidy for digging up fossil fuels.
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Not when drivers were protesting, not when they suggested digging up dirt on journalists.
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This, they discuss while digging up a section of Stobert's "super-wheat" in Mississippi.
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A fossil-hunting company digging up a different dinosaur in 2014 accidentally uncovered Zuul.
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What if digging up a few crucial iMessages could have saved dozens of lives?
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Clinton, said that digging up a woman's sexual past was a classic shaming strategy.
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Other fans have pried into her past, digging up old records from high school.
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I can only wonder what we'll find when we start digging up this place.
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But digging up the raw materials can undermine human rights and destroy fragile ecosystems.
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No more digging up the Earth for cobalt, tantalum, tungsten and other rare earth metals.
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How did the police in Ada respond to you guys are digging up the cases?
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Nix tells the fixer that merely digging up oppositional research about an opponent isn't enough.
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Defense ministry spokesman Kongcheep Tantrawanich said digging up the past would stop Thailand moving forwards.
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Their behavior included digging up personal information on Rapp and sharing it with her employer.
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We figured out something better than digging up a toxic black rock and burning it.
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White hats hack to defend, digging up security vulnerabilities so that they can be fixed.
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Digging up city streets and burying fiber was already a time-consuming and expensive process.
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The company's response included digging up dirt on competitors and critics, according to the report.
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Supporters of both Malika and Connor are digging up old tweets to discredit either side.
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Whoever decided a Mamma Mia sequel meant digging up ABBA deep cuts like this...touché.
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He is known for previously digging up hundreds of millions of leaked voter records online.
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The blogger Stephen Carbone, who has been digging up "Bachelor" scoops on his website RealitySteve.
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"They are still digging up dead bodies," the official, who declined to be identified, said.
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But if digging up his own backyard gets boring, Kenyon has a new career path.
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But Musk also has a plan for all that dirt he's digging up in the process.
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Love gov Don't worry about digging up dirt about a certain candidate for governor in Arizona.
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"I would spend most summers working for him, painting, scrapping, digging up trash," Ready-Campbell says.
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Based on this, digging up 34,000 hectares will release up to to 194Mt of stored CO2.
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Will you be digging up Hitler's corpse for a fun dialogue on Thursday as well Savannah?
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After she sold the book, she began digging up old photos to go alongside the novel.
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In honor of Cameron-Bure's 40th birthday, we're digging up some of D.J.'s best quotes.
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Most of the time, it's digging up gift cards for places like Starbucks and Tim Hortons.
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"The Hunt for Buried Menus: Digging Up Our Culinary Past," June 5 at 6:30 p.m.
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The city's construction boom is digging up burrows, forcing more rats into the open, experts say.
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In today's show, we discuss the history and logistics of digging up dirt on political opponents.
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Digging up and exporting that resource would directly create a bunch of jobs and higher incomes.
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Kaine struck back by digging up the connections between Trump's former campaign manager Paul Manafort and Putin.
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Another popular occupation was digging up the grave of one of the first season's protagonists, Dolores Abernathy.
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This is the second recent instance of conservative Internet presences digging up damaging information about Hollywood creators.
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Why are unrelated past facts about this private citizen's life now newsworthy for digging up and publishing?
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Meanwhile, other congressional investigations are off digging up rabbit holes and going down them, adding no value.
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That way, those trying to dox protesters may have a harder time digging up your real identity.
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And field researchers in France have been digging up and preserving the physical remains of the invasion.
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Digging up this photo of me, dressed like my favorite movie character, in memory of Carrie Fisher.
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If I fired because his dog was digging up my lawn then, yes, I'm guilty of murder.
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In other words, counter-intuitively, digging up more oil and gas could help make progress on climate change.
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But in a world of wireless, rechargeable controllers, digging up a pair of AAs feels a bit outdated.
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That includes, of course, digging up treasure, fighting skeletons, and navigating your big boat around the open seas.
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This new moon (and the sun on Friday) will square off with conspiratorial Pluto, digging up family secrets.
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Lookout and Citizen Lab are already turning their attention to digging up more dirt on the NSO Group.
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It's an expensive and tricky proposition that requires shutting off the plumbing and digging up the front yard.
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For many onlookers, understanding the total solar eclipse meant digging up buried memories from elementary school science class.
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"There are plenty of examples of people digging up time capsules, and everything's crumbled to dust," Berger said.
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So the hoi polloi of which I was a proud tribesman have trouble digging up scratch for admittance.
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But it's like digging up old love letters and going, 'Wow, this chick's got the hots for me!
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The three men weren't just there to help the President by digging up dirt on his political opponents.
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By midday, protesters began digging up bricks and dismantling bamboo scaffolding to build elaborate barricades in the streets.
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Was the Enquirer just digging up dirt on the world's richest man because it was a dramatic story?
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The report comes from Paul Thurrott, a tech reporter with a long history of digging up Microsoft scoops.
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When Brian is not digging up the waterways to remove sediment, he's usually digging in creeks, looking for gold.
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Pictures taken by a Reuters photographer showed men digging up the body of a child from under the rubble.
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The American Idol alum shared her royal connection on social media, digging up an old photo with Meghan Markle.
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The audio was posted online and circulated by a conservative super PAC dedicated to digging up dirt on Democrats.
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But the White House might have an ulterior motive for digging up this incorrect estimate, beyond simply disparaging Obamacare.
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And digging up dirt on the victim of an incident is not only in bad taste; it's actually unethical.
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There's also something extremely alarming about Wayne Knight's character digging up a whole golf course to find Michael Jordan.
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Amazon is shaking the medical industry — and now Wall Street's digging up clues on exactly what it has planned.
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The document makes clear the FBI's focus on digging up dirt about a man who had become an icon.
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The turkeys stand accused of loitering in trees, digging up gardens and "covering" a pickup truck in their turds.
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I mean, I'm no Nancy Drew, but I think digging up all these disability demons sparked some serious pain.
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It has neither a team of people digging up evidence, nor the power to order up internal government documents.
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During election years, the firm is mostly focused on political opposition research — digging up dirt on a client's opponent.
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Reports have already emerged of soldiers digging up the mass graves to cover up the traces of their crimes.
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In situ extraction actually refers to any method that pulls up bitumen without digging up the earth around it.
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Time to get to work digging up roots and downloading data from equipment I had left out in the marsh.
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An Uber executive also said at a dinner that it should think about digging up dirt on critics and journalists.
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To Corbally, people's sexual practices were their own business — unless he was digging up dirt on them for a client.
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The invasion of our lives, this drama, this investigation, was simply a tool for digging up dirt on political targets.
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The company outlined its aim to stop digging up new resources in its latest Environmental Responsibility Report (PDF), released today.
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For the past few months newspapers have been digging up examples of exorbitant aid-industry salaries and alleged mis-spending.
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Digging up neighborhoods and installing fiber internet is people- and labor-intensive; the so-far-unproven wireless tech is not.
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I called up Gehlke in hopes of digging up even more dirt on the chaotic rise and fall of Noise.
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Grande kept the roast going by digging up a nude of himself that Morgan shared and called out his hypocrisy.
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The inquiry has focused on Giuliani's role in digging up dirt on Biden, the firing in May of then-U.
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Digging up records of past acts of violence—stretching back potentially as far as childhood—may make people feel safer.
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Remember when Seth was sneaky and good at digging up dirt, and not just a hotter version of Sean Spicer?
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I'm talking about digging up traumatic repressed memories and identifying which parts of that trauma are holding you back today.
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On Thursday afternoon, utility crews were still digging up parts of the street to shut off gas valves, Thiel said.
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Gail: Even if the Mueller investigation fails to produce, we'll still have a bunch of congressional committees digging up dirt.
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What you probably haven't heard is that archaeologists are already digging up plastic water bottles that are thousands of years old.
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But they do claim to be comprised of "analysts," combing through data provided to them or digging up their own links.
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"What we consume when we're younger really, really shapes us, whether it's Indiana Jones or Leakey digging up hominids," he said.
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Each building costs resources (stone, wood, metal, or plastic), which you get from logging forests, digging up mountains, or mining ruins.
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In the 18th and 19th centuries, some medical students moonlighted as "body snatchers," digging up freshly buried corpses for anatomy labs.
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He&aposs digging up what ends up being totally phony dirt by the way who he claims got it from Russians.
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Investigators uncovered the additional murder cases after digging up the remains of 134 people with links to the man, police said.
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And if what I said resonated with one person, it was worth my digging up old memories and broadcasting them live.
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After snipping or digging up a few plants—grasses, sedges, rushes, ferns, and flowers—she carries them back to her studio.
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The scientists were intrigued to discover that some of the birds were digging up sea grass roots and eating them instead.
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Tornes started by digging up school and medical records, school certificates, and other evidence to show she met the program's criteria.
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She flexed her entrepreneurial muscle early, digging up worms in the backyard to sell to fishermen while living in Muskegon, Mich.
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The weekend's other newcomer, Global Road Entertainment's "Show Dogs," landed in sixth place, only digging up $4 million from 26.3,62.93 locations.
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"Digging up existing roads to install fiber-optic cable is ten times more expensive than laying it at the outset," Rep.
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In 2014, Michael — who is still at the company — suggested digging up dirt on journalists who weren't friendly to the company.
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Your planetary ruler Mercury squares off with the lord of the underworld, Pluto, early this morning, digging up some juicy dirt.
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The Sun in Scorpio isn't really in the moment: It's in other dimensions, talking to ghosts and digging up old secrets.
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What happens next Digging up and analyzing all 95 graves takes serious time -- likely more than nine months' worth of work.
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The story was taken from a joke on an internet chat forum suggesting squirrels were digging up hidden rocks of crack.
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Unless you're watching out of purely morbid fascination, digging up video of it on YouTube will be a disappointing viewing experience.
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That means digging up hundreds of dahlia tubers to store in a 40-degree fridge and then replant next May. Annuals?
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A local man who was clearing a lot with a backhoe suddenly found himself digging up film reels, and he paused.
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She recalls him putting on his waders every spring, going into the marsh and digging up a marigold for their porch.
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Standing on the balcony of his apartment nearby, he videotaped bulldozers digging up historical artifacts and plunking them into the sea.
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In the days that followed the policeman's discovery, he began digging up his living room, his bathroom, his bedroom, his kitchen.
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In retaliation, Cornyn's official campaign account attempted to humiliate Oswalt with the tried-and-true method of digging up old tweets.
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This month, the authorities are digging up a shady grave with a difference — the corpses were put there by the government.
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Relative Noemi Sigler had been especially vigilant over the decades, digging up clues and eventually enlisting the help of the Texas Rangers.
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Digging up layers and layers of history, each more ancient than the last, he amasses a singular mound of mythologies and realities.
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It was these efforts to strongarm Ukraine's president into digging up dirt about Biden that got Trump impeached in the first place.
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This finding echoes Lambert's previous work showing that rats become less stressed after they master difficult tasks like digging up buried food.
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AMI, it seems, was extremely worried about the information that Bezos's team was digging up, and it was desperate to silence him.
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The small routers would presumably be a lot cheaper and require less zoning headaches than digging up holes to lay fresh cable.
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When an amateur naturalist kept digging up strange, flat-headed worms in his garden outside of Paris, he knew something was amiss.
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When he reached the site he found an excavator digging up soil, and two yellow Tata trucks waiting to ferry it away.
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Digging up a body is against the law, but it gets more complicated when a grave under US jurisdiction hasn't been disturbed.
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The firm specialized in so-called opposition research, or digging up potentially embarrassing information on opponents for future use in the press.
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Gentrification. The city's construction boom is digging up burrows, forcing more rats out into the open, scientists and pest control experts say.
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The actor Omar Metwally is frighteningly committed to this scene, digging up and spilling out a profound sense of failure and loss.
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But no one I've read has written from the perspective of Generation X, as if they were an archaeologist digging up bones.
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The Federal Highway Administration estimates that 90 percent of the cost of deploying broadband consists of digging up and replacing the road.
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He is digging up cobalt and nickel in Australia, and developing what could be the world's second-biggest copper mine in Africa.
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In a recently released recap of that call, Trump appears to ask for help digging up dirt on his US political opponents.
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But despite not being actually in government, he's been the point person for digging up information on the Biden family in Ukraine.
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He also came under the spotlight when he suggested digging up dirt on journalists to BuzzFeed Editor in Chief Ben Smith in 2014.
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The silhouette still feels nostalgic, though — enough to make us consider digging up some scarf dress patterns and give it our own try.
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In the wake of the arrest, much of the security community has rallied to Hutchins' defense, digging up circumstantial evidence surrounding the allegations.
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"The Bosnian Serb forces tried to hide the [Srebrenica] crime, by digging up and reburying Bosniak victims in mass graves," the judge said.
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Because face scanning technologies didn't exist back in 1984, it wasn't as easy as just digging up old digital models of the actor.
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You're also thinking back to October 230 as Mercury, currently retrograde in Scorpio, connects with Pluto on November 30, digging up deep secrets.
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Over the past few years, Uber has faced accusations that it has spied on its customers and suggested digging up dirt on journalists.
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Now we're digging up old photos of socks on the very same day Kaepernick will make his first pre-season start of 2016.
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Another important step is to make sure your attorney is digging up every possible retirement account, so as not to miss significant assets.
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After digging up his phone number out of her bag one day, Spears decided to take a chance and give him a call.
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Depending on your perspective, finding an old-ass stash of drugs can be like digging up forgotten treasure, or stepping on a landmine.
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Some are practical: members form committees to discuss important problems like what to do about the rabbits that keep digging up the fairways.
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Comedian/actor Patton Oswalt took aim at far-right social media personality Mike Cernovich, who is credited with digging up Gunn's old comments.
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You can also see Teigen and husband John Legend romp around Italy digging up truffles and exploring one of their favorite cities, Florence.
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One of them finally succeeded in digging up the newsletter from December 11, 2018, in which the "critical safety concern" button was described.
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Even the Older Mennonites of St. Jacobs, one town over, are digging up their main street, forcing their horse-and-buggies to detour.
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Brock believes that media outlets' unwillingness to pay for scoops has prevented them from digging up important information on the GOP presidential nominee.
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"Three weeks today, we're totally on Hollywood Boulevard, pissing people off, and digging up Marilyn Monroe," he wrote to his few thousand followers.
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Digging up dirt on a student in an attempt to silence their activism isn't about "free speech" — it's about suppressing left-wing speech.
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Occasionally after digging up copies of old Command Records staples, bands pick up the bliss of these sleepy sounds to add new wrinkles.
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Even if it meant taking both his and her ashes on a plane, then digging up a field in the dead of night?
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Authorities said they were concentrating on digging up bodies to stop fluids from contaminated corpses getting into the water supply and spreading disease.
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I'm sure he'll deny this part, but he's the one whose head is in the trash semi-literally digging up dirt on you.
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Gordon Stables, the director of the journalism school at U.S.C., said he liked the idea of students digging up facts close to campus.
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Gordon Stables, the director of the journalism school at U.S.C., said he liked the idea of students digging up facts close to campus.
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It is particularly disturbing because when Nancy was just a child, she witnessed her parents digging up that same trunk in the backyard.
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In their wake, local people are purging every last vestige of Islamic State's presence: demolishing militants' homes and even digging up their graves.
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The most boring way to describe The League of Lonely Geologists is to say it's a game about digging up and collecting rocks.
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Val actually went above and beyond the call of brotherly duty, digging up twelve amazing throwback pictures as well as penning a sweet tribute.
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It's totally clear that Trump was asking Zelensky for help in digging up dirt on the leading Democratic candidate in the 2020 presidential race.
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As for the content: the focus here seems to be on using these tools for digging up local news stories, not dirt on Google.
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Even so, Michael — who first was thrust into the spotlight for suggesting digging up dirt on journalists — was a polarizing figure at the company.
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While digging up overlooked stories can take time and effort, the payoff is a more comprehensive understanding of what the past really looked like.
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According to sources, detectives began digging up the soil basement of a home in Southold last week but found no evidence of human remains.
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That means digging up their details on the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority's BrokerCheck website and the Securities and Exchange Commission's investment advisor search site.
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That purveyor of opposition research was acting on behalf of Clinton's campaign when it charged Christopher Steele with digging up dirt on Donald Trump.
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And while Joseph Smith was digging up gold, my great-great-great-uncle John Humphrey Noyes was contemplating God's plans for the New World.
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Instead, they're digging up strategies from other fights with Republicans, including those with former President George W. Bush and congressional Republicans of the 1990s.
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Several blocks from the university, black-clad protesters gathered in Nathan Road, another major thoroughfare, digging up pavements and using bricks to block roads.
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The latter, naturally, makes Terragraph a natural for urban environments, where digging up the ground for fiber is a nuisance, to say the least.
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Mathew Golsteyn, dismissing charges he murdered an unarmed Afghan man he said was a Taliban bomb-maker before digging up and burning the body.
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Even if global coal use were eliminated overnight, burning the oil and gas we're already digging up would blow the 280-degree carbon budget.
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I dug up a line to fix, and then another, and I ended up digging up the whole network of lines in the backyard.
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Also be sure to read Adam Nossiter on the researchers in France who are still digging up and cataloging the remains of the invasion.
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If you're digging up a grave for an uncontroversial reason — a family wants remains moved between cemeteries, say — it can be fairly straightforward spadework.
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"Why are you digging up a perfectly good road and repaving it when there are so many bad roads in the country?" he asked.
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The Sanders campaign and left-wing media have been digging up Biden's decades-old remarks about addressing federal spending through freezes on entitlement programs.
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There is the Office of Metropolitan History, the business he founded, which is dedicated to digging up blueprints for old New York City buildings.
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Big hogs can chew up acres of crops in a single night, destroying pastures, tearing out fences, digging up irrigation systems, polluting water supplies.
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Digging up roads to lay high-speed broadband can account for as much as 80 percent of deployment costs, the EU Commission has estimated.
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Nissan is digging up more charges against Mr. Ghosn, and the Securities and Exchange Commission in the United States has begun its own investigation.
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This morning, WJAR-TV reported that Atlantic Cape Fisheries tractors, belonging to the company that originally dumped the shells, were digging up the fetid mess.
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As actress Meghan Markle moves closer to becoming an official member of the royal family, folks everywhere are digging up facts about her everyday life.
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Mining firms use tailings dams to contain the mucky residue that they produce when digging up metals, and often build them from the waste itself.
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Meanwhile, television news is rife with images of earth movers digging up a Patagonian farm where a vast Kirchner fortune is rumored to be buried.
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Because it is retrograde, Jupiter is digging up skeletons buried deep in your cranial closet, so whatever you haven't addressed is coming back up again.
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Cora, our main character, is an amateur anthropologist/paleontologist who jaunts about the countryside in mannish overcoats, digging up old rocks, looking for an ichthyosaur.
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The big picture: Giuliani defended his work digging up dirt on Trump's political rivals in Ukraine, which he recently claimed the president continues to support.
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"But I warn you that if the minister tries to do that, prosecutors can go after him, digging up dirt against him," Mr. Cho said.
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And video games, more than any other medium, are uniquely suited to the concept of a character digging up information on fascinatingly arcane subject matter.
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After Mr. Zahab's arrest, police officers spent days searching his 10-acre property, using metal detectors and digging up the yard in search of evidence.
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They were digging up rocks in southern Brazil that date back to the early Triassic, when one of his students literally tripped over this fossil.
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Avid followers of the scam started digging up old information, including the fact that this isn't the first college scam Giannulli has been a part of.
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In 20 Minute Metropolis, when you finish digging up a mountain, harvesting farmland, or cutting down a forest, the tile converts to a blank grassland tile.
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Digging up and hauling the dirty soil away can sometimes be the quickest way to clean up the area and prevent contamination from spreading, experts say.
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These questions are less about digging up dirt on each other and more about finding a fun, easy way to start (or continue) your money conversations.
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"There were no laws back then and everyone here was digging up the ground," says Xie Yizhen, a local who worked in mining for 18 years.
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In fact, she felt so upset that she accidentally broke a spade in two digging up the plants from the container that sparked the note war.
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But some jokes age much, much worse than others, and now digging up old problematic tweets has become a go-to tactic of the right wing.
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Evans, who writes about technology for Vice's Motherboard, spent two years digging up archives and tracking down subjects to add to the canon of internet pioneers.
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"I remember a few times in the NICU digging up the EOBs [explanations of benefits] and being shocked at how much it was costing," Michelle says.
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Trump's team is also, according to the Post and another Times story, digging up dirt on the special counsel investigators in an attempt to discredit them.
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The New Yorker is taking a closer look at TMZ, digging up all the dirt about the site celebrities hate but real people love to read.
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After digging up the hidden drugs, the boars broke into the package, littering it across the Tuscan forest near Montepulciano, according to a Fox News report.
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Now you can watch the moment the metal version was created thanks to producer Martin O'Donnell digging up an old DVD and uploading it to YouTube.
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For the past 21944 years, a cadre of field researchers in France has been digging up, documenting and cataloging the physical remains of the Normandy invasion.
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Or the underwater ruins of an Egyptian coastal town that disappeared 211,300 years ago, and which archaeologists are digging up temple by temple, treasure by treasure.
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Some of the targets in the contest were even hacked more than once, with multiple teams finding the same hackable flaws or digging up different ones.
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And digging up or pulling weeds, Mr. Kantor said, would require hand-like grasping and holding, a more daunting robotic task, where progress has been slower.
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They invited him to their evening activity of illegally digging up ancient artifacts, and came across a coin he now knows was used in Ancient Rome.
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But she's built a following among tech workers, journalists, and enthusiasts because of her penchant for digging up and publicizing unreleased features long before they're officially announced.
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In terms of the track, the sounds are very terrestrial—they feel rocky, almost like a reference to digging up ground, but not necessarily that of Earth.
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Treach, who was tight with 'Pac, believes Jackson is digging up the old story as part of what he calls, "the new hustle" -- promoting some upcoming project.
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But in 2006, a group of treasure hunters tore through much of the land in and around Centralia, digging up soil on their hunt for antique glass.
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She has a knack for digging up buried narratives, working with artists who touch on magical realism, cultural ancestry, colonial resistance, and the radical revisiting of history.
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By late 2016, Google executives clearly started becoming disenfranchised by the slow pace and high costs of digging up the nation's streets and challenging politically-powerful incumbents.
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Monday's new moon, as well as the sun on Friday, squares off with conspiratorial Pluto, digging up dirt on bureaucratic power structures that inform how you communicate!
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Social media's rise marked a new era in music: of digging up dirt on artists, uncovering personal information and exhuming pasts thought to have long been buried.
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Bush doesn't have any evidence that Elliott was responsible for digging up the dirt, and the firm denied to the New Yorker having any involvement in it.
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The Resource Prospector has two main components: a lunar lander and a rover with a drill, which would roam the Moon's surface digging up materials for analysis.
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The procedure is akin to performing surgery on a half-conscious subject, or digging up a buried land mine that has lost little of its explosive power.
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A large portion of these costs come from digging up public streets to lay fiber, a process that's both time consuming and chaotic, especially when done incorrectly.
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Still, the Liberals' early-campaign strategy of digging up dirt on Conservatives via old social media posts "was thrown out the window," Conservative MP Erin O'Toole said.
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So we may never know what prompted the digging up of this segment from Emu's All Live Pink Windmill Show's "Can't Stop the Music" segment in late November.
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Of course, the issue isn't that security firms are digging up these unprotected pockets of classified material, it's that we have no way of knowing who else is.
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Facebook hasn't had a hit show yet for its long-form video hub Watch, so it's got a new plan: digging up some deceased cult favorites from television.
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In "Digging Up the Past: A History of the Schomburg Center," the library has culled from its archives to paint a colorful timeline of its 90-year history.
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Medieval scripts describe ways to deal with "revenants," such as digging up potential zombies, cutting off their heads, ripping apart their limbs, and burning pieces in a fire.
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Workmen are back at the site of the former ironworks, digging up the infill that buried the town's industrial past to lay the foundations for 20303,000 new homes.
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I argued with the pastor over whether Spanish was the same thing as Latin, while he made fun of the guests digging up Dolores Abernathy's grave behind him.
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Warren Police spent several days this month digging up a property where they believed the girls may have been buried after Ream allegedly killed them, the paper reported.
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You're not exactly digging up dirt on alien rivals, but taking advantage of the orbital proximity of planets to Earth to get a much closer look at them.
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But the effort, which involves digging up streets and gettting access rights to utility poles, is extremely costly and subject to a thicket of regulatory and competitive challenges.
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While Jon Snow starts digging up dragonglass in Westeros, that might be the key ingredient to an uptick in Valyrian steel production — with the right blacksmith, of course.
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The once familiar image of Mainers clad with rubber boots and gloves, digging up molluscs in Casco Bay, has been replaced by a lunar landscape at low tide.
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"Digging up the past and saying who did what wrong only makes you feel like you're reliving the situation, and brings negative energy to the interaction," she says.
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Authorities spent Thursday digging up the foundation of a Joliet, Illinois, home — the first new lead in many years in the 1990 disappearance of a former sheriff's deputy.
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"The Daily Show" took to social media on Monday evening, digging up and tweeting a flurry of messages from Republicans criticizing Democrats for their handling of classified information.
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Yes, even when he was digging up corpses and trading witticisms with Marty Feldman (who played Igor), we wanted him to succeed and bring the monster to life.
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Police used water cannon to break up protesters in Mong Kok who later regrouped, digging up bricks to throw at police and blocking the artery of Nathan Road.
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In areas retaken from Islamic State south of Mosul, locals have purged traces of their presence, razing or blowing up militants' homes and even digging up their graves.
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Meanwhile, almost 70% of insider "breaches" in 2018 involved a healthcare employee digging up private information on a family member, according to research published in JAMA Internal Medicine.
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Moore, during an interview on ABC's "This Week," said there were a handful of reporters dedicated to digging up negative information on his personal life and past statements.
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Thanks to her rich brother, M-Chuck's no longer worrying about the basic necessities of survival, so she has plenty of time to start digging up her past.
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Hollywood loves nothing more than digging up the great movies and TV of yesteryear and—for better or, usually, way worse—trying to raise them from the dead.
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Related: Digging Up the Seedy Roots of the Surveillance Noir Little Sister's Watching, Too: Surveillance Art and the Ethics of Looking [Visual Dictionary] Michael Kerbow Defines Surveillance Art
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They promise to stop trying to take down each others' candidates, so naturally Abby starts digging up new dirt on Mellie (Bellamy Young) in the very next scene.
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A client — a business or a bank — would ask it about a consumer, and it would go about digging up dirt on things like marital problems and convictions.
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Not with demagogic chants of "Lock her up," nor with quiet attempts to strong-arm an ally for the sake of digging up dirt on an American citizen.
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The process has been streamlined in recent years, with one person designated to field requests from prosecutors and additional staff assigned to digging up the records, he said.
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The brother-in-law had seen news reports that the police were digging up a basement in SoHo, searching for Etan's body, as part of the renewed investigation.
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Yovanovitch was a thorn in the side for Giuliani because she refused to help him coerce the Ukrainian government into digging up or manufacturing dirt against the Bidens.
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But immigration lawyers and other experts report that officers are digging up information going back years to raise questions that are delaying, and jeopardizing, citizenship for many applicants.
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When Kristen Green, a graduate of a whites-only academy, returned to write a book about it, she was admonished for "digging up a Johnny house"—an outhouse.
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That all comes as Chicagoans are increasingly frustrated over mounting taxes and increased fees — and loath to even talk about digging up any more cash for City Hall.
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Almost as soon as he announced his campaign, though, critics began digging up old tweets of Levi's that are likely to complicate if not entirely derail his run.
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But today, Coca-Cola is digging up the old New Coke recipe and is gearing up to release 500,000 cans to be sold online and at select vending machines.
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Stephen Moore, during an interview on ABC's "This Week," said there were a handful of reporters dedicated to digging up negative information on his personal life and previous statements.
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The world wanted to know everything about these women, digging up dirt about their past and critiquing their photos instead of holding Law and Affleck accountable for their actions.
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In areas where the infection is more common, officials recommend holding your nose shut or using a nose clip as well as avoiding digging up sediment in shallow areas.
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Digging up old history Palestinian officials announced a plan to sue Britain over the Balfour Declaration of 1917 that laid out a vision for a Jewish homeland in Palestine.
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Murray Orr, an amateur fossil hunter, stumbled on this not-so-pearly-white in February while exploring Beaumaris Bay, a popular site for digging up ancient remains near Melbourne.
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Sure, it would require digging up streets and putting in tubing to circulate hot water—but places with snowmelt systems still generally save a ton of money every year.
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On Tuesday, Jupiter—which has been ruthlessly digging up your subconscious dirt since it began its retrograde in March—resumes its forward motion, bringing you back up to speed.
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This week starts with a jolt, as action planet Mars re-enters your sign on Monday at 8:56 PM, digging up dirt from its retrograde earlier this summer.
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While he came under the spotlight in 2014 for suggesting digging up dirt on journalists who wrote unfavorable stories about Uber, Michael was known internally as the deal maker.
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It's smutty and disturbing and feverish, rooting around in the muck of the unconscious and the mess of the American past and digging up all kinds of disturbing stuff.
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Democrats have accused Trump of abusing his power by pressuring a vulnerable U.S. ally to interfere in an American election by digging up dirt on his domestic political opponents.
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And if the process for digging up and reviewing all of these documents were to drag on for much longer, it could affect the timing of Kavanaugh's confirmation vote.
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Former Bachelorette Becca Kufrin and contestant Garrett Yrigoyen are engaged, despite fans digging up the fact that Yrigoyen allegedly liked a meme about survivors of school shootings being crisis actors.
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In theory, the prospect of digging up 2bn tonnes of ore from a country that is among the poorest on Earth should be encouraging, if corruption is kept in check.
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Finding and digging up all the metals that stand to benefit, plus new smelting and refining capacity, could require up to $1trn in new investment by mining companies, it says.
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Liberty Mhara, an environmental officer at the Ministry of Environment, said officials on the ground were watching extractors "and fining those that don't restore the environment after digging up soils".
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The Irish Times reported that, outside the capital, Chadians were eating boiled leaves and animal feed, and digging up anthills to search for whatever grains the insects had dragged home.
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And in Washington, Mr. Trump is trying to fend off an impeachment inquiry into accusations that he solicited a foreign leader's help in digging up dirt on a political rival.
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Democrats, many of whom have ramped up their calls for impeachment, theorized that Trump was leveraging his political power for Ukraine's help in digging up dirt on the Biden family.
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John McCain well as he battles an aggressive form of brain cancer; and is reportedly considering digging up dirt on the man appointed to investigate him: special counsel Robert Mueller.
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Selma Kadi, a German student at the University of Vienna in 2007, also tasked herself with digging up the truth in John Bull beim Erziehen, which further corroborated the stories.
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Instagram's testing of the the feature was first spotted back in April 2019 by Jane Manchun Wong, a hacker known for digging up unreleased features and sharing them on Twitter.
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The movie's conceit is hit-miss, but when it works -- yielding deadpan insults and pained expressions -- there are enough laughs to make digging up "Ferns" look like a fine idea.
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Bondy told CNN last month that Parnas is prepared to testify about meetings Nunes had with a former Ukrainian prosecutor named Victor Shokin to discuss digging up dirt on Biden.
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Newspapers have been digging up suggestive photographs of Ms. Markle and examining her past relationships, and some comments on their websites and on social media have been explicit and racist.
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It turned out that Mr. Chu had heard about this good-looking travel host based in Malaysia, and had been digging up as much as he could find on him.
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But for now, sans evidence, it seems that The Enquirer was fulfilling its traditional role of digging up dirt on the rich and famous when it went after Mr. Bezos.
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It still feels somewhat superficial, or even venal, to dig up dirt on someone for the sake of digging up dirt, even if he or she is a powerful figure.
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Humans have breached this cycle by digging up fossil fuels and burning them, leading to carbon dioxide building up in the atmosphere faster than natural systems can soak it up.
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Hacking any system as complex as a car requires digging up not just one vulnerability but a series of exploitable bugs that create a path through the target's maze of defenses.
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"Lover" is the fourth single off of Taylor's album of the same name, and from the moment that fans heard it, they've been digging up clues and yes, finding Easter eggs.
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Costs include digging up backyards and streets to lay cables, and dealing with an old guard in the telecom business that owns utility poles and isn't always inclined to play along.
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Since the Red Wedding, we've all been on our toes looking for clues, digging up theories, and coldly analyzing which characters seem necessary to the endgame and which ones do not.
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While the company is ramping up efforts to cut carbon emissions from offices and factories, its endless rollout of new and improved products requires digging up the Earth for precious minerals.
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However, earlier this month, a ten-day forensic search of Halliwell's home in Swindon, which included digging up his gardens and searching garages, ended with no items of "significant interest" found.
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"You better believe that the people who hate me, who do not like conservatism ... are already digging up the negative stuff that are in stories from eight years ago," he said.
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And even after centuries of digging up dino bones, more clues may be hiding in the dirt that could reshape scientists' understanding of the current family tree or Baron's proposed redesign.
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You have to keep your eye on them at all times as you creep through the underbrush knocking apples to the ground and digging up tubers for your children to eat.
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And President Trump himself, on camera and on the South Lawn of the White House, also called on China to start digging up damaging information on Biden and his son Hunter.
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So a lot of it was delving into the past with them, digging up old photos, old videos, traveling with them back to their hometowns, talking to their parents and friends.
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The posthumous pillorying of the dead – or the "revenge obituary" – is part of a growing trend that has family members digging up dirt on the deceased and getting the final word.
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Jupiter has been flooding your cup since last fall as it moves through the relationships sector of your chart—and it's been retrograde since March, digging up dirt from past flings.
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We spent some time discussing the press's obsession with digging up dirt on the Olympic athletes, with journalists desperate to pin a sex scandal or epic drinking binge on them somehow.
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"In the absence of a price, we sort of pretend that digging up trillions of tons of fossil fuels and putting in the atmosphere… won't have a bad outcome," he said.
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Or was she unfairly targeted in a series of attacks fueled by sexism, anxiety about her leftist platform, and the obsession with digging up dirt on a hot-shot insurgent campaign?
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The best gardening glovesGardening isn't for the faint of heart — pulling weeds, tilling the earth, and digging up roots is sweaty work, and it really does a number on your hands.
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Matthew Evans, a director at techUK, an industry trade group, said Britain's construction of fiber networks had been accelerating, with companies committing billions to digging up roads and laying new equipment.
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On Tuesday, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced a formal impeachment inquiry into President Trump over allegations that Trump sought to enlist a foreign leader into digging up dirt on a rival.
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Epstein has long been annoyed with the idea of the press as the key actor in secrecy dramas, digging up what the public should know but not exposing everything willy-nilly.
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"I would say that digging up dirt on someone for carrying out their professional responsibilities in their positions as White House officials is a chillingly authoritarian thing to do," he said.
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Still, Amarel complied only to have the FCC respond again, this time asserting that digging up these emails would take more than four hours of work and cost an estimated $232.89.
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More than two years in the making, the project saw Pilsbury scan the length and breadth of Britain and Europe, digging up some of the loose-hipped hero's most devoted fans.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian police investigating the disappearance of a U.S. woman said on Saturday they fear she has been killed and began digging up the front garden of her Brisbane home.
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You'd think Daniel would take a moment to commend Ali on his struggle with a degenerative disease, as opposed to digging up something totally honorable that Ali did 50 years ago.
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The tabloids have achieved this by ponying up for sources (an absolute taboo in traditional journalistic ethics), digging up all the dirt possible, and then slapping on a sensational, truth-bending headline.
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He has praised the revolution, despite being more authoritarian than Mr Mubarak, whose cosy detention was often seen as less about justice and more an effort to avoid digging up the past.
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After original Guardians writer-director James Gunn was fired in July 2018, due to right-wing pundits digging up a series of his past offensive tweets, the franchise's future has been unclear.
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It's an experience I've enjoyed playing both during the beta and a visit to Rare, all while blasting rival pirate ships with cannon balls and digging up secret treasure chests from islands.
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An official with a pro-government group said his group and the Syrian military were digging up a mass grave filled with bodies of their fighters, killed by the Army of Islam.
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There's the digging up of old archival footage, the run-downs of memorable moments, and the heartfelt tributes from other celebrities and anyone else who might have crossed paths with the star.
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LifeNews, a Russian tabloid known for digging up scoops because of its close ties with security services, reported that the victim was a 4-year-old girl named Nastya M, citing police.
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Like the owner of a record store committed to digging up and curating only the finest vinyl, Bil's strengths lay not only in good taste but an encyclopedic knowledge of his product.
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Alphabet chairman Eric Schmidt has suggested that advances in millimeter wave technology could provide a solution because it's "cheaper than digging up your garden," he said on a shareholder call in June.
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Although there are plenty of cases of users digging up other people's embarrassing or concerning tweets, politicians, companies, or government organizations often delete a misguided response or announcement on the social network.
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In addition to the official Ingress app, agents use a host of fan-made apps and websites that let them strategize by mapping links and digging up personal information about the enemy.
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Digging up lead, forging it into water pipelines and adding it to cosmetics, paint, gasoline and other everyday goods before realizing that lead is toxic in tiny doses, especially to the brain.
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Digging up Mr. Lewis's name led them to notes from medical calls when Mr. Lewis, as a teenager, was in distress and told emergency responders "he wanted to hurt girls," prosecutors said.
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Dr. Guiry wanted to use the technique on rats to see what it could reveal about human populations in the 1800s — a less onerous proposal than digging up and analyzing human remains.
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Meanwhile, over the break, we learned that while Rudy Giuliani was in Ukraine, digging up dirt on former Vice President Joe Biden, he also apparently had a little side hustle going on.
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He claimed that he wanted US corruption charges against Firtash dropped in exchange for information that would damage the credibility of the Mueller probe, and help digging up dirt on Joe Biden.
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Parnas told MSNBC on Wednesday that he tried to get the extradition order quashed in exchange for Firtash's help undermining special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation and digging up dirt on Biden.
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Trump's new communications director quickly came under fire when people began digging up his old tweets that acknowledged the legitimacy of climate change, signaled support of gun control, and praised Hillary Clinton.
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Alphabet has also been laying fiber in the United States, though those efforts have hit road blocks, including layoffs, in part because digging up the dirt and laying fiber cable is expensive.
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Exhume a corpse: I don't know when digging up a dead body nestled in my mind as the ultimate metal act, but to this day it remains my benchmark for true metaldom.
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Aside from YouTube bloggers known for digging up ancient tech, this might be the ultimate solution for hipsters who like to brag about not owning a TV, but deep down secretly miss them.
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They did that by digging up dirt, the Clinton campaign dug up dirt, put it into a dossier, fed into the FBI, and the FBI used our counterintelligence capabilities against a political campaign.
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They know exactly the price point at which burying CO2 would become more profitable than digging up oil and will switch from the one to the other when that price point is reached.
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Former US special envoy for Ukraine Kurt Volker appeared Thursday before House investigators over allegations made by a whistleblower that President Donald Trump sought Ukraine's assistance digging up dirt on his political rival.
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According to the Times' 2014 report, though, not all farmers are convinced doing so is a good idea since digging up those deeply-buried shells could alter the soil of their workable farmland.
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Since no one seems to have had any luck in figuring out how to put out the fire yet, the idea of just digging up and moving the waste has also been floated.
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In other words, people can do the sort of advanced cyber stalking you does on ahead of your Tinder dates, but for the purpose of saving life's precious memories, not digging up dirt.
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Hashtags mocking United have been trending on Twitter, Redditors have been digging up old videos of people complaining about United, and talk show hosts like Jimmy Kimmel have weighed in on the fiasco.
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Since the dramatic and unprecedented advances in production and manufacturing of the Industrial Revolution from the late 23000s to the early 2170s, humans have been digging up coal, oil and gas for energy.
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Since 1997, the Webby Awards have been committed to the noble task of digging up the gems of the internet and showering these things in accolades and awards that look like silver springs.
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If one utility provider needs to do work that requires digging up a road, they need to know what's buried under that road so they don't end up damaging anything else buried nearby.
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But they were ready-made for the cold, with coarse fur, small ears, layers of fat and long tusks that may have been well-suited to digging up food under snow and ice.
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The roadblocks were so prevalent that the country's ministry of transport had to issue a notice on Wednesday warning people against unauthorized blockage of roads, especially digging up roads to block rural traffic.
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Right at Home Spring came late this year, and as I knelt in my garden digging up the first weeds of the season, a friend stopped by and looked quizzically at my work.
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Giuliani told The New Yorker in an interview that he needed to get Yovanovitch "out of the way" as he tried digging up dirt on Democrats on the behalf of his client, Trump.
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"You better believe that the people who hate me, who do not like conservatism, Republicans, are already digging up all of the negative stuff that's in stories from eight years ago," Cain said.
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There, a group of Ukrainian prosecutors with grudges against Western-backed anti-corruption efforts found common cause with a network of Trump's allies with a long history of digging up dirt on Democrats.
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Despite being the President's daughter and all, turns out Malia had just as much trouble as the rest of us digging up her Apple ID, and had to wait to get a new one.
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Beyond Skyline has a grave and thoughtful setup, with Mark and Trent digging up old grievances at each other, and suggesting a kind of shared suffering that neither of them knows how to acknowledge.
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So she went to work replacing wood floors with polished concrete, introducing her collection of "Moroccan farm French weird things" into the palette and digging up a backyard secret that Roberts was unaware of.
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In its blog post, Fiber flicked at some of the hurdles San Francisco poses: Big hills, a jagged coastline and old neighborhoods probably very much opposed to digging up dirt for fiber optic networks.
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Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell has resisted the idea of calling witnesses or digging up new evidence in the trial, saying his chamber should only consider evidence that has been collected by the House.
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Something tells me that Chloe is gonna have to do a lot more than listening, learning, and changing to turn MoviePass around—Like digging up $300 million in pirate gold someone left in the backyard.
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After digging up a shot I took with the PH-1 at launch, I went and grabbed the exact same shot now that the phone has had six months of tinkering done to its camera.
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In 2012, Hyden — aka Florida Man — leaves his wife and daughter for a jaunt to Culebra, where he'll fulfill the ultimate get-rich-quick scheme by digging up a bag of cocaine worth $1 million.
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It was an embarrassing look for his campaign, which has focused on digging up dirt opponents, and the revelations disappointed many voters and likely contributed to the Liberals losing ground in the last few weeks.
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Scottish professor Joseph Mifsud told the Daily Telegraph that he knew nothing about digging up Hillary dirt and that it was a "laughing stock" to say he had introduced Papadopoulos to a Russian female national.
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Related: Artist-In-Residence: Volcanic Surveillance Data as a Medium Digging Up the Seedy Roots of the Surveillance Noir A Flock of Surveillance Cameras "Nests" on the Beach Surveillance Art and the Ethics of Looking
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The sleuths on Twitter and Reddit are pretty good at digging up factoids on these young actors — Monday, it was discovered that Michele Selene Ang, who plays Courtney, has excellent taste in political T-shirts.
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Since Petey had left, I figured the promises we had made to each other were no longer valid, and I would be justified in digging up the box by myself, two years before its time.
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Opponents and reporters have enjoyed a field day digging up old tweets and remarks by Republicans, who back in 2009 and 2010 groused at length over the Obamacare process for an alleged lack of transparency.
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A 2012 study in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences on the tar sands mining operations estimated that digging up the forested peatland releases between 1,400 to 5,6753 kg per hectare of CO2.
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Communication planet Mercury will connect with the lord of the underworld, Pluto, on the same day, digging up secrets and forgotten issues from the past and bringing them to the surface for healing and clearing.
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Fed up with the abundance of bones he kept digging up in his mine, in 1984 Mr. Foster filled two large suitcases with the remains and made his way to Sydney, nearly 500 miles away.
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In an unusual move, Sanders also hired Hillary Clinton's former opposition researcher, Tyson Brody, who had spent several months in the previous cycle digging up dirt on the man who would now be his boss.
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The Trump legal team has accused Congress of just trying to find out whether laws have been broken — a task it says is an executive branch function — and of digging up dirt for political ammunition.
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A 'Legacy of Terror': ISIS Left More Than 200 Mass Graves in Iraq: It may not be much of a surprise, but the scale of the job of digging up Islamic State victims is shocking.
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On today's episode: We discuss the history and logistics of digging up dirt on political opponents with Jonathan Martin, our national political correspondent, and put in perspective whether Mr. Trump's meeting was politics as usual.
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The phishing attack on Kvartal 95 appears to have been aimed at digging up email correspondence for the company's chief, Ivan Bakanov, whom Mr. Zelensky appointed as the head of Ukraine's Security Service last June.
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Yet a Trump-supporting super PAC is already digging up dirt on billionaire executives and Wall Street titans who could be potential opponents for President Donald Trump in the 2020 race for the White House.
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Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler of New York sent a letter to Barr on Monday demanding details on the arrangement Giuliani has with the Justice Department to provide political dirt he's been digging up in Ukraine.
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News anchors are increasingly focusing not on who's on their shows, but who's not: Republican lawmakers answering questions about President Donald Trump's efforts to cajole foreign governments into digging up dirt on his political opponents.
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Camping out on an island with a bunch of friendly animal neighbors, fishing, digging up fossils, running little errands, paying off loans on your own schedule to the only good landlord in existence: Tom Nook.
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In December 2000, Reuters published a bombshell story, digging up court documents that suggested that from the 1970s through 2000, Johnson & Johnson hid reports from government agencies that some batches of its talc contained asbestos.
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Sondland's bombshell impeachment testimony described a broad, complex effort to pressure Ukraine into digging up dirt on the president's political rivals that went well beyond Trump's infamous July 25 phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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Mr. Phillips talks about how he was inspired to construct this puzzle below, so I'll just say that I had fun constructing the I BARS, sorry, the SIDEBARS, and also liked digging up the FIRE OPALS.
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Since the founding of the republic, presidential candidates have often engaged in brutal attacks against one another, digging up the dirt about sex, corruption or other kinds of allegations with the aim of tarnishing their character.
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For a particularly valuable client, the sales representative might have called a research analyst within Goldman to run a more complete study, digging up old news events and looking at how markets responded in each case.
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According to a report in The Information, Alphabet chiefs Larry Page and Sergey Brin recently instructed Fiber to severely trim staff and expenses, frustrated with mounting costs of delivering high-speed internet by digging up dirt.
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Social media accounts, Palmer said, serve as fertile ground for digging up the kinds of information that can be used to impersonate someone, steal identities or break into other online accounts, such as banking or insurance.
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Using taxpayer dollars, the Environmental Protection Agency has hired a cutting-edge Republican PR firm that specializes in digging up opposition research to help Administrator Scott Pruitt's office track and shape press coverage of the agency.
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I spent a lot of time digging up old African records and this week I've been checking out the Kenya Special album on Soundway, as well as getting into some lesser known artists from Central America.
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True, both secular and Catholic journalists can continue digging up incriminating material on who exactly knew what and when, who turned a blind eye and who (perhaps) was blackmailed by their own sins or guilty associations.
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If it had only stuck with its original mission — digging up dirt on the rich and famous, without a care for the rules of traditional journalism — it would have had the tabloid story of a lifetime.
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Raised between the castle (where, when she wasn't raiding her father's library, she was digging up turnips and jogging around "on the back of a pig") and Enlightenment Edinburgh, Anne left home for London in 1771.
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But his reconstructions are tied pretty closely to known historical fact, and there's no question but that he invested a staggering amount of time and effort in digging up what little there was to be known.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Along a three-kilometer (2176-mile) stretch of coastline in central Vietnam, construction cranes are digging up mounds of sand and rubble where the country's biggest casino is set to open next year.
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When the Taliban were in power, Mr. Majeed was behind digging up the remains of General Raziq's relative Esmat Muslim, a ruthless militia commander, from near a holy shrine because he thought his presence was polluting.
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"I wasn't easy on you, I gave you a rough time," Varda confesses when Bonnaire relates how unimpressed the director was when she ran to show her the real blisters she'd developed while digging up a garden.
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His clients secured financing pre-approvals and did their research by digging up the original sale price, tacking on the costs of subsequent renovation work, so they could guesstimate an acceptable break-even point for the seller.
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The campaign against Seder followed the same script as Posobiec's smear job against me: digging up an old tweet and accusing Seder of alleged hypocrisy for criticizing Roy Moore and President Donald Trump for their sexual offenses.
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A liberal Super PAC, Forward Majority, is digging up dirt on hundreds of incumbent Republicans running in local races across the country, deploying opposition research to try to improve Democrats' dismal numbers in state legislatures in 2000.
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Julia Ioffe reports on Donald Trump Jr.'s past and present for GQ, digging up both a new account of the infamous Trump Tower meeting he had with a Russian lawyer and details of his early childhood.
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The fast-food chain is digging up old tweets of people complaining about not being able to find the nuggets and running promoted tweets against them, to make the old tweets pop up on people's Twitter feeds.
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Given that Canada's economy still relies to a substantial degree on chopping down trees, digging up minerals and pumping out oil and gas, it's perhaps not surprising that pipelines are one of the nation's hot-button issues.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Over the past few years, artist Carmen Winant has been digging up a small community of feminist photographers, often unacknowledged, who lived and worked in the lesbian lands of Southern Oregon.
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Part of the problem is time: The process of digging up old files, determining who is eligible for record clearance and filing the paperwork to dismiss some of the convictions can be a lengthy drain on resources.
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But even what we do know — his admitted solicitation of foreign help in digging up dirt on political rivals, his praise for brutal autocrats — would have had Republicans howling about treason if a Democrat had done it.
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Late last Friday, news broke that an indicted associate of Rudy Giuliani would be willing to tell Congress that Devin Nunes met with an ex-Ukrainian official last year to discuss digging up dirt on Joe Biden.
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An extreme example was when President Nikolić warned the Prosecutor "to be careful about what he is digging up in Serbia," when evidence, implicating the current Chief of the Serbian Army with a mass grave, was revealed.
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Yuri A. Dmitriev, a regional director of Memorial, who had spent decades digging up the remains of Stalin's victims who were executed and buried in pits, is set to go on trial in Karelia, in northern Russia.
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While he was there, Durham helped prove that four men had been wrongfully convicted of a mob murder three decads earlier, by digging up five secret FBI files that had never been turned over to the prosecution.
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But, Runnels told cops the whole thing was a genuine mistake -- saying she had forgotten to take the gun out of her bag after she went to kill an armadillo that was digging up her mom's yard.
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But at minimum, it seems as though the concern people have about this fraught concept has made it through to those in charge of digging up the country's most painful roots to build out Confederate's alternate universe.
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When Nadler asked how he could find out what impact similar events had on financial markets, he learned that neither the regulators nor the bankers had any good method for doing so beyond digging up old news clips.
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And hey, the album does open with a calculated blast of noise followed by a bong rip, which normally would make you think of a dad who swears he can still hang digging up his old Sublime shirt.
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The Trump defenders initially concurred with the president that there was no quid pro quo on assistance to Ukraine in return for digging up dirt on Biden and his son, who was on a Ukrainian energy company board.
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Whether you're a parent or simply someone with faint high school memories, 'tis the season for inspiring commencement speeches, wishing the young graduates in your life well (with a cash gift), and digging up that Baz Luhrmann song.
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So but in light of all the articles being published at the time, and what everybody was digging up, its hard to know what's real and not real, so I just took that with a grain of salt.
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When Stephen K. Bannon got into a dispute with an ex-wife who accused him of domestic violence, he hired a private investigator with a history of digging up embarrassing information about people claiming to have been wronged.
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He also has made six-figure donations to America Rising, a Republican super PAC that supports digging up damaging information about Democrats, and the Senate Leadership Fund, which worked to successfully preserve the GOP's hold on the Senate.
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Social-media platforms relayed the surreal images of the city's eerily empty streets and shots of people with banners blocking Wuhan residents from entering their towns — in one case even digging up the road to make it impassable.
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But the Legend of the Dents Run Gold gained new life last week when FBI agents and state officials were spotted digging up the snow-covered ground off Route 555 in Benezette Township, according to CNN affiliate WJAC.
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NUNES: The third letter is about Fusion GPS and all of the people that are in that realm of Fusion GPS that could have been involved handling the dossier, digging up the dirt and feeding it into the FBI.
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After the last major Keystone oil spill in South Dakota, in April 2016, TransCanada revised its initial estimate of the spill from 187 gallons to 16,800 gallons after the company started digging up the field where the spill occurred.
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He helped craft the anti-Clinton playbook in the '90s, digging up dirt as early as 1992 on the family, and played an instrumental role in turning the Whitewater scandal into the sacred right-wing text it is today.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Bayer said on Wednesday that farmers in France and Germany were digging up thousands of hectares of rapeseed fields after traces of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) banned for cultivation were found in seeds sold by the company.
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They'll film digging up his body for a show on 'The History Channel'The planned exhumation will be part of a documentary on Dillinger for The History Channel, a spokesman for A&E Networks, Dan Silberman, confirmed earlier this week.
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Rieckhoff says Sanders had to be ignoring what was happening on the other side of the Capitol during this time, when House Committee on Veterans Affairs investigators were digging up records, swearing in whistleblowers and exposing the massive scandal.
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In one text exchange, two members discuss advising their European allies on digging up unexploded or unused WWII munitions in Germany, to repurpose as improvised explosive devices similar to those utilized by militant groups like ISIS or the Taliban.
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There just wasn't as much information as there is now with the Black Historical Society and others because we're seeing people digging up these areas in Toronto, putting up condos and finding artifacts from Black Canadians that settled here.
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Over time, Ester would become known for two things: his musical style, which he says is "digging up classics and putting a twist on them to make them new again," and the fact that he dances as he performs.
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For those who have paid attention over the last year, it's appeared quite clear that pro-Trump operatives have launched an effort to attack news organizations by digging up problematic comments its own journalists have made in the past.
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The first article charges him with abuse of power by withholding military aid and a White House meeting, to pressure the Ukrainian government into digging up dirt on former Vice President Joe Biden ahead of the 2020 presidential election.
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But his reconstructions are tied pretty closely to known historical fact, and there's no question but that he invested a staggering amount of time and effort in digging up what little there was to be known about Manuel Mena.
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As the White House has tried to make that case to the American public, Trump and his personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, have spent months devoted to digging up proof that the 2016 election was actually free from Moscow's influence.
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A disappointment of the first season of "Serial" was that so many of its central players refused to talk — an understandable response to a journalist's digging up of a 15-year-old tragedy already decided upon by the courts.
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" Under a survey conducted by a Chinese news portal on the idea of sharing a grave with relatives, a user in Changsha, Hunan Province, wrote, "Tearing down walls, digging up family graves, this is the length to which reform has gone?
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From Channel 503:In one exchange, when asked about digging up material on political opponents, Mr Nix said they could "send some girls around to the candidate's house", adding that Ukrainian girls "are very beautiful, I find that works very well".
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Blumenthal was asked if he had been digging up or disseminating dirt on members of Starr's staff so as to discredit his investigation into the scandal, and if Clinton had asked him to do so; he vehemently denied the accusations.
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To lend credence to this pretense, they began claiming the existence of "black veterans," digging up photos of slaves in Confederate regalia and records of black people receiving Confederate military pensions as evidence that black men had served as Southern soldiers.
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The building of barricades, and the digging up and hurling of cobblestones, are part of the country's iconography, celebrated in black-and-white photos of the uprising of May 1968 on display in Paris this year, half a century on.
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A gig at a law firm led to a career as a court services officer—digging up information, searching for offshore bank accounts, tracking people down to serve legal papers, and getting paid for it by attorneys all over Orange County.
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Meanwhile, people on both sides, armed with online floor plans and real-estate-site photos, wandered through homes that they imagined may have been the location of the gathering, which Ford could not pinpoint, digging up property records and foreclosure filings.
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Hawaii has a long and complicated history with American colonialism and the digging up of its land, and some Hawaiians see the construction of TMT as another instance of foreign powers doing what they want at the expense of the natives.
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SANTHIOU MEKHE, Senegal (Reuters) - In an expanse of sand 282 miles (210 km) north of Senegal's capital, two men set to work digging up tree stumps to clear space for what could soon be the biggest solar plant in West Africa.
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His intent was always to hold journalists to higher standards, which his show often did by digging up embarrassing, self-indicting clips of figures in the news that real journalists could have and should have been able to do themselves.
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Thinking about past lives and all of the things that I uncover when I write music, I felt that was a cool way to musically look at scars from your past that you're uncovering and digging up from the sand.
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Some people involved in that campaign also professed a belief that similar tactics — digging up old posts and feigning offense in order to get an enemy fired — had previously been used against them, and that theirs was a campaign of revenge.
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By making it easier to kick species off the list of officially endangered and threatened wildlife, land that was once off limits is likely to become fair game for digging up more fossil fuels that contribute to pollution and climate change.
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The objective of online trolls and harassers is to have editorial organizations waste their time by trying to create wedges in their ranks, whether that's by digging up old tweets or trying to rules-lawyer an organization's social media policy.
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Trump's efforts to pressure Ukraine into digging up dirt on Biden have been further confirmed in testimony before the House Intelligence Committee by former Ukraine Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch and by Fiona Hill, Trump's former top aide on Russia and European Affairs.
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CNBC has learned that a Trump-supporting super PAC is digging up dirt on billionaire executives and Wall Street titans, including Mark Cuban, who could be potential opponents for President Donald Trump in the 2020 race for the White House.
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Local authorities and a team from the Philadelphia office of the F.B.I., along with cadaver dogs, combed through the farm, sifting the soil between rows of corn, digging up concrete with a backhoe, and surveying the land on all-terrain vehicles.
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Though we realize other news organizations and readers intent on digging up a name can do so (and some have), we chose not to use the enormous reach of the New York Times to bring undue attention to a private person.
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That winter, he decided to make a trip to the Sierras, where as a kid he had spent summers at a family cabin near Lake Tahoe, shooting off rockets in the dry lake beds and digging up Native American artifacts.
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"Attempting to coerce a foreign government into digging up dirt on a political opponent, then trying to cover it up by unlawfully refusing to turn over the whistleblower complaint to Congress, crosses a red line," Johnson said in a statement Tuesday.
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Steam tells me I've spent 175 hours in-game, and I vividly remember some of them were while I was supposed to be working in a publication's Manhattan office, plying its starfields when I should have been digging up stories.
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That means that debates among different moral frameworks become "he said, she said" reporting, while hypocrisy becomes a matter of investigative journalism — digging up the quote in which the subject condemned the exact thing you've found him engaging in now.
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Meanwhile, right-wing blogs and talk radio shows have focused their efforts on digging up every shred of evidence they can to prove that the teachers organizing the strike are part of a socialist plot to take over the state.
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Digging up the trash of the past is a long-held archaeological tradition, whether the treasure trove of discarded papyrus text found at Oxyrhynchus, Egypt, or midden heaps of bones and shells showing patterns of ancient life around the world.
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Back in 2002, Science magazine was telling much of the same tale, complete with gruesome details about digging up young, mummified smallpox victims, finding the pustules, and drenching the area with disinfectant so no one would be able to resurrect the disease.
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In early episodes of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Kim's "thing" is that she's extremely good at digging up dirt on people: You see her gleefully hacking into the voicemail accounts of her sisters' boyfriends to figure out if they're cheating or not.
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Conservations say that a flood of illegal treasure hunters are digging up artifacts in rice paddies in the Central Java district of Sukoharjo—a region hundreds of miles outside Indonesia's capital city of Jakarta—and selling the valuable items on the black market.
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An Expedition Is Digging Up a Lost Civilization in Honduras Dario Euraque sounded fed up as he explained how the academic community is no stranger to the archaeological gems hidden in La Mosquitia, a rainforest region in the easternmost part of Honduras.
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An Expedition Is Digging Up a Lost Civilization in Honduras La Mosquitia, where the expedition is currently underway, holds the largest rainforest in Central America, and it is often depicted as an unexplored territory, flush with the remains of long-forgotten civilizations.
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Suh said beyond closing tunnels and knocking down buildings, the entire Punggye-ri site will need to be secured to prevent the North Koreans or profiteers from digging up nuclear material that could be reused in weapons or sold on the black market.
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The conversation got existential at times, as six-hour conversations tend to do, and we wondered who would be digging up our bones millions of years from now, and what kind of snap judgments they would make about our time on earth.
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In his role as President Donald Trump's personal attorney he had made it known that he was interested in digging up dirt about Ukrainian support for Mrs Clinton, and any special favours which might have been done on behalf of Mr Biden.
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This was just two days after three congressional committees launched investigations into allegations that Trump and his personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani engaged in efforts to pressure Ukraine into launching investigations to boost his 2020 reelection campaign by digging up dirt on rivals.
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Companies like BP, which has been particularly aggressive in its green self-presentation, have in fact devoted only tiny fractions of their budgets to anything other than exploring for and digging up fossil fuels—the only thing they're really set up to do.
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CNN in late November reported that a lawyer for Parnas said he was willing to testify about meetings Nunes had with an ousted Ukrainian prosecutor, Viktor Shokin, in Vienna in December 2018 about digging up dirt on former Vice President Joe Biden.
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One of the scariest things to happen, she said, is how these attacks started combing through the internet for more information about her: digging up old tweets, lifting pictures from Facebook, finding old interviews, and looking up the origins of her last name.
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If in 2015 Barack Obama had given the government of Azerbaijan the impression that American aid was contingent on digging up dirt on Mr Trump's property deals there, would that have been a betrayal of the trust that America put in him?
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A sweeping report from House Democrats indicated that Nunes and a top aide exchanged multiple phone calls, at key moments, with President Donald Trump's allies who were digging up dirt in Ukraine about Trump's political rivals, including former Vice President Joe Biden.
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A new proposal making its way through the Tennessee legislature calls for digging up the bodies of Polk and his wife, Sarah Childress Polk, both of which have been buried on the grounds of the state Capitol for more than a century.
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The revelation also came amid a House impeachment probe centering on President Donald Trump's dealing with Ukraine and whether Trump sought to condition nearly $400 million in assistance on the Ukrainian government digging up political dirt to damage former Vice President Joe Biden.
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Related: Digging up Bodies: Colombia Is Searching for Thousands of Unnamed Dead The logistics of the weapons' handover and demobilization proved to be a particular sticking points in the talks thanks to the political violence that greeted the FARC's last attempted move into politics.
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" Franco's oldest grandson, Francisco Franco y Martinez Bordiu: "I feel a great deal of rage because they have used something as cowardly as digging up a corpse, using a body as propaganda and political publicity, to win a handful of votes before an election.
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When Wotan and Loge descend into Nibelheim and the machine's planks shift into the bird's-eye-view staircase, it felt as though they were carving the stairs out of the rock as they went, digging up the ground between them and Nibelheim with each step.
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Well, it wouldn't be a proper Google app without a few hidden Easter eggs, and users have been busy digging up words and phrases that act as shortcuts to kaomoji — those Japanese emoticons that look a little like this: ٩(ఠ益ఠ)۶.
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Gulaban - who hopes such jobs can help empower other women facing grim employment prospects - is among 30 women being trained to be truck drivers by Sindh Engro Coal Mining Company (SECMC), a Pakistani firm digging up low-grade coal under the rolling Thar sand dunes.
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Along with other farmers in this vast agricultural region, he has upped his vigilance ever since Mo Hailong and six other Chinese nationals were accused by U.S. authorities in 2013 of digging up seeds from Iowa farms and planning to send them back to China.
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Around the time Santarelli's grandmother was digging up those first cameos, the villa was owned by Samuel Abbott, the Boston philanthropist who was the first director of the American Academy in Rome; for the rest of the 7003th century it was occupied by cultural foundations.
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The first public impeachment hearing on Wednesday featured testimony from two State Department officials, Bill Taylor and George Kent, who detailed why they concluded that President Donald Trump's Ukraine policy was not about the national interest, but about digging up dirt on his political opponents.
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And when they do their job, when they hold power to account, when they uncover new facts, when they behave as a fourth estate, that dynamic is actually reinforced because Trump attacks them and the news that they're digging up about him enrages his supporters.
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His projects, he explained, are a way to channel bouts of mania into productive work, allowing him to fixate on hewing rubble to build a replica croft wall, or digging up every last piece of information on a giant who shares his last name.
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The campaign faced a new series of challenges last summer, when the White House whistleblower flagged Trump's obsession with digging up dirt on the Bidens, namely Biden's son Hunter, who served on the board of a Ukrainian energy company while Biden was vice president.
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With uranium prices at less than half their level before the 2011 nuclear disaster in Fukushima (and less than a quarter of what they were in 2007), Namibia's two other active uranium operations have stopped digging up rock and process only already-stockpiled material.
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After her parents' divorce, she and her mother have decamped to her grandmother's house in South Carolina, where Candice learns that her grandmother, who died two years before, was at the center of a city scandal, digging up tennis courts in search of buried treasure.
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If Trump did this, it would be a shockingly corrupt use of his foreign policy powers — a demand that a foreign country intervene in the 123 election to help him by digging up dirt on his potential opponent, or have its security put at risk.
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In another act of political candor, McConnell recognized that both parties are playing political "gotcha" games by digging up 20-year-old quotes that seem to demonstrate senators are changing their views on the need for witnesses based on which party's president is being impeached.
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Italy's Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Activities and Tourism has lauded it as "one of the most important archaeological discoveries of recent years in Rome" — but really, we should be more surprised that modern-day construction projects aren't digging up buried gems more often.
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Then, on September 3, shortly after the injunction was requested, Dakota Access deployed bulldozers and began digging up the section of the pipeline route that contained possible native burial artifacts — widely viewed as an attempt to circumvent the lawsuit and make the pipeline inevitable.
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Together they have identified Wagner members by mining the internet — digging up social media posts from Ukraine, Syria, and beyond — as well as finding ID numbers that Wagner appears to issue to its mercenaries and identifying the state military medals some of them have been awarded.
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WASHINGTON, Nov 6 (Reuters) - Two former employees of Twitter and a third man from Saudi Arabia face U.S. charges of spying for the kingdom by digging up private user data and giving it to Saudi officials in exchange for payment, according to a complaint filed on Wednesday.
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One shameful episode was the accidental digging up of human remains in Iowa in 1971 by construction workers: While 26 European settlers who were unearthed were sensitively sent for reburial, the bones of a Native American mother and child were handed over to the state archaeologist.
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Instead, Mr. Trump used his telephone conversation with Mr. Zelensky to pressure him to do Mr. Trump a "favor" and consult with Rudy Giuliani, serving as Mr. Trump's personal lawyer and unofficial envoy, and the attorney general, William Barr, about digging up dirt on the Bidens.
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The lead attorney in President Donald Trump&aposs Senate impeachment trial has firsthand knowledge of the effort to pressure Ukraine into digging up dirt on Trump&aposs political rivals, the former national security adviser John Bolton&aposs forthcoming book says, according to The New York Times.
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That being said, there is one other excellent reason to consider Analogue's DAC and digging up an old CRT: it finally lets classic light gun accessories like the SNES' Super Scope 6 or the Lethal Enforcers blaster work again, as neither are compatible with modern flatscreens.
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House Republicans — Trump's first line of defense against impeachment — used the moment to firmly draw battle lines against the Democrats' investigations into whether Trump improperly pressured a foreign power to assist him in his reelection bid by digging up dirt on former Vice President Joe Biden.
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Of course, where some of us will be digging up our time capsules from middle school to dust off our old ones, Generation Z will be buying these copies via their iPhones after their fearless leader Shawn Mendes whips one out at his next meet-and-greet or something.
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I met dozens of researchers studying that dark era, including an imaginative high school history teacher who staged a mock trial of Stalin in his class and people who were digging up mass graves (at one in Siberia I could see the bullet hole in each earth-stained skull).
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"Digging up City streets and sidewalks on the scale that you are demanding would cause enormous and unnecessary disruptions to vehicle and pedestrian traffic, and would impose immeasurable inconvenience and hardship on countless residents and businesses," claimed Craig Silliman, Verizon's executive vice president of public policy and general counsel.
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The comedian appeared on The Howard Stern Show Monday to promote his new book Digging Up Mother: A Love Story, but a portion of his interview with Stern focused on Stanhope's essay in defense of his friend, Depp, who the comedian wrote was "used, manipulated, set up," by Heard.
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A targeted, technocratic program, of the sort proposed in the Better Deal, is in danger of falling prey to stereotypes about failed Big Government—digging up documents to prove that you're eligible, going to appointments to argue you should stay enrolled, repeating the whole process annually or even monthly.
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"If it would take you eight hours to tag all your friends, you should not undertake that until you've already wasted eight hours digging up photos of your friends," said Mr. Christian, co-author of "Algorithms to Live By," a book about using algorithmic principles to improve your life.
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The big picture: Nunes made the remarks while speaking with Hannity about his $435 million lawsuit against CNN for its reporting of comments by Parnas' lawyer alleging the Republican representative met with former Ukrainian prosecutor Viktor Shokin to discuss digging up dirt on former Vice President Joe Biden.
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Giuliani told the Wall Street Journal that he declined to represent Lutsenko on certain "personal matters" in January because of a potential conflict of interest stemming from Giuliani's work digging up dirt on Joe Biden in Ukraine, which he has said he was doing for another client — Donald Trump.
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Schiff, who has had a frosty relationship with Nunes since the start of a separate investigation into Russian meddling in U.S. elections, said during a press conference that it's "deeply concerning" if members of Congress may have also been "complicit" in digging up dirt on the president's political rival.
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The images above were posted right around the time Uber first came under fire for its aggressive tactics to beat Lyft, as well as a few weeks after company executive and Kalanick BFF Emil Michael suggested digging up dirt on journalists who wrote unfavorable stories about the company.
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The town of Plainfield isn't exactly pleased with being the former home of murderer Ed Gein, convicted of the death of two women (in 1954 and 1957) but also of digging up graves and littering his property with the remains, so you might have to organize your own tour.
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Spicer isn't the first person to be mocked for his bad old tweets—see conservative star Tomi Lahren's college tweets, or the Portland police department's appreciation for "cold steel of gun metal"—and he won't be the last, if you follow our handy guide to digging up people's dumbest tweets.
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"I remember being nervous more than anything, because even though I had said yes to the movie, the idea of digging up stuff I've been trying to bury most of my life and then putting it up on a big screen — I wasn't sure I was ready," he tells PEOPLE.
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The House of Representatives could not have a clearer case for impeachment in front of it: The president of the United States, in a phone call from the Oval Office, asked the president of Ukraine to intervene in the 2020 presidential election by digging up dirt on his political opponent.
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House Intelligence Ranking Member Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) claimed on Fox News' "Sunday Morning Futures" that he is taking CNN and the Daily Beast "likely into federal court" for their reporting on allegations that he met with former Ukrainian prosecutor Viktor Shokin to discuss digging up dirt on Joe Biden.
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The whistleblower alleged in the August complaint, made public last month, that Trump tried to pressure Ukraine into digging up dirt on former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Pence open to releasing transcripts of call with Ukraine Trey Gowdy joins Trump's legal team MORE.
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Giuliani's meddling in Kyiv is what helped lead to the impeachment inquiry in the first place — a host of witnesses have told investigators how they feared his "irregular channel" of diplomacy, focused on digging up dirt on the President Trump's political rivals, could do lasting damage to the US–Ukraine relationship.
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A rush to a narrow impeachment strictly on the president's attempt to coerce or bribe a foreign country into digging up dirt on a domestic political rival might sound strategically sounder than a lengthy and wide-ranging investigation into every other rotten thing the president and his cronies have done.
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Schiff, who has had a frosty relationship with Nunes since the start of a separate investigation into Russian meddling in U.S. elections, said during a Tuesday press conference that it's "deeply concerning" if members of Congress may have also been "complicit" in digging up dirt on the president's political rival.
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If he chooses the Andrew Mackenzie model of trying to be the best at digging up and shipping various minerals, then BHP should focus on returning as much money as possible to shareholders as dividends, while making it explicit that those returns will be linked to the vagaries of commodity prices.
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On top of releasing a new album called Scorpion, he had to deal with investigative reporter PUSHA-T digging up dirt in one of the most intense rap beefs in recent memory (say it with us, "YOU ARE HIDING A CHILD"), feuding with Kanye West, and, uh, a whole lot of other stuff.
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In the book's climactic — and often hilarious — chapters, Raymer careers from one folly to the next, which includes digging up a judge's grave, unwittingly destroying the second-floor porch of his would-be lover, Charice, getting struck by lightning and forcing an inflamed coral snake back into its box with his bare hands.
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"You better believe that the people who hate me, who do not like conservative Republicans, are digging up all the stuff that's been in storage from eight years ago," said Mr. Cain, a former restaurant executive who now contributes to a conservative news site and runs a "Super PAC" that supports Mr. Trump.
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In this week's episode of Strip Panel Naked, the mini-comics masterclass dedicated to digging up all the cool stuff hiding in comics, series host Hass Otsmane-Elhaou focuses on the very first page of Sandman: Overture, and looks at how it dismantles tradition with the nature of its very first page.
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The unfolding President Donald Trump impeachment scandal is very simple to understand: it is illegal to solicit help from a foreign government in an election, and Trump and his aides repeatedly tried to push the new government of Ukraine into digging up dirt on former Vice President Joe Biden by withholding an aid package.
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The House Foreign Affairs, Intelligence and Oversight committees launched an investigation in early September into alleged efforts by President Trump and his lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, to pressure the Ukrainian government into digging up dirt on former Vice President Joe Biden and his son, who once served on the board of a Ukrainian gas company.
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" He said that the House has obtained a call record detailing "the President's efforts to abuse his office for political gain" and texts between State Department employees showing "the degree to which the apparatus of the Department was pressed into the service of the President's illicit aim of digging up dirt on his political opponent.
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Last month, Democrats released phone records as part of their impeachment inquiry showing that Nunes and a top aide had exchanged multiple phone calls, at key moments, with Lev Parnas and other allies of President Donald Trump who were digging up dirt in Ukraine about Trump's political rivals, primarily former Vice President Joe Biden.
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"They would have had to spend a considerable amount of time in the trees for this to happen, and I think the overwhelming anatomical evidence is that they were terrestrial in their preferred locomotion," he said, suggesting that activities like food gathering and digging up roots could have contributed to the thickness of their bones.
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Schiff told reporters that it's "deeply concerning" if any lawmakers were "complicit" in digging up dirt on former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenGabbard moves to New Hampshire ahead of primary Biden hammers Trump over video of world leaders mocking him Trump's legal team huddles with Senate Republicans MORE, Trump's potential 2020 general election opponent.
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Before asking Zelensky for help investigating current political rival Joe Biden, he asked for the "favor" of digging up information about the origins of the Russia probe — Trump referenced "CrowdStrike" and a "server," a nod to a conspiracy theory about the company hired by the Democratic National Committee to investigate its hacked servers during the 2016 election.
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According to reports Marc Elias for the Clinton campaign and the DNC, although none of them have fest up to being having knowledge of those payments or being aware that they were funding that research group Fusion GPS and, ultimately, leading to some Kremlin contacts as well who were digging up dirt, ultimately, on President Trump.
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Capitol Hill might be quiet because of the weeklong Presidents' Day recess, but top aides are busy digging up what senators from the other party said at various points in the running judicial wars to be ready to throw it back in their faces when they weigh in from the opposite direction on the current fight.
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The industry is simultaneously plagued by frat boy antics better associated with the tech bros on the TV comedy Silicon Valley: An Uber senior executive once suggested digging up dirt on the personal life of a female journalist who was critical of the company (he later apologized), while Airbnb stands accused of trampling over local laws with impunity.
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In a series of tweets, Trump Jr. appeared to revel in the report, digging up old tweets from Schneiderman that condemned sexual harassers and President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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After Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE' resounding victory in the New Hampshire primary, a Republican opposition research PAC is digging up dirt on the Democraitc presidential hopeful.
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Giuliani associate says Nunes was also involved in Biden dirt-digging A lawyer for an indicted associate of Giuliani told CNN that his client is willing to tell Congress about meetings the top Republican on the House Intelligence Committee had in Vienna last year with a former Ukrainian prosecutor to discuss digging up dirt on Joe Biden.
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Her wide range of subjects (which also include the making of an opera, the impact of child cancer diagnoses on victims and families, the 2008 recession, and the closing of the last GM plant in an Ohio town, among others) are almost archaeological insights, digging up fundamental chapters that have been purged from textbooks, if they were ever there in the first place.
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Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiYovanovitch: Political leaders need to do more to support the foreign service Barr ensnared in Roger Stone firestorm Former diplomat Yovanovitch wins award for her work MORE, the president's personal attorney, also said he intends to keep digging up dirt on the president's political opponents in an effort to uncover corruption in Ukraine, and he encouraged Trump to do the same.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads We, the quasi-entitled, live comfortably amid gut-wrenching gut renovations, tear-downs converted into luxuriant build-ups, tautological street-infrastructure projects inspired by Samuel Beckett (digging holes, filling holes, digging up the same holes again), prices through the roof, a baby boom, nanny armies, bespoke dog walkers, and other potent signs of accelerated fabulousness.
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In calling for taxes on the companies digging up the state's fossil fuel resources, they are echoing the miners' struggles not just in style, but in substance, demanding that the energy barons who have so much power in the state government as well as in its economy — the governor is a second-generation coal billionaire — pay more to those they have exploited.
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If all that plays out the way you might expect, then the whole notion of a hierarchy in a company might be a thing that might not exist for much longer — and employees, who are hopefully digging up the skills they want and would be good at, are the ones that chart out the real progression path inside a company as it tries to achieve its goals.
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A new twist in digging up history is working shallow — closer to the present — to enhance the reputations of younger artists with shows of unfamiliar work, as in an imposing exhibition of the 19673s paintings by the German-born painter Charline von Heyl and the 15-year drawing retrospective of Seth Price, staged last year by the Petzel gallery, which represents both artists, in its uptown space.
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"I had always heard how he had done so much for Lithuania and had died at the early age of 36 at the hands of the K.G.B." Instead, after digging up wartime documents with her grandfather's signature relating to the treatment of Jews and talking to relatives and others during research trips to Lithuania, she realized that he had been an accomplice in mass murder.
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We pick up the thread with the mind-blowing global conquests of Genghis Khan and follow it through to the early 20th century, and the accounts of the American naturalist and inveterate self-promoter Roy Chapman Andrews, who briefly descended on Mongolia on behalf of the American Museum of Natural History, forging there a romantic persona as a man committed to digging up dinosaurs.
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If you want to spend less money and don't mind doing your own renderings, your best option may be iScape, an iPhone app that was created by Patrick Pozzuto, a landscaper-turned-tech-entrepreneur, after a particularly difficult project in which he nearly threw out his back digging up and replanting sago palms until he and a client were satisfied they had the optimal arrangement.
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And I've seen that in cases that we've brought that ranging from someone in a cornfield in Iowa on their hands and knees in the bright sun of day digging up a genetically modified seed so they could steal it in order to compete against that company, to those trained Russian intelligence ring in New York who was targeting not the traditional intel, not the FBI, but business targets.
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The journal noted NASA is now looking to see whether it is possible to reactivate the satellite and its instruments entirely:Since Tilley's announcement, project scientists spent a couple days furiously digging up old software and records, and this weekend, NASA will attempt to contact IMAGE with its deep space radio antennas—as will the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory in Laurel, Maryland, and researchers at the University of California, Berkeley.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's attorney Rudy Giuliani said on Wednesday that there is nothing illegal about digging up dirt on political opponents, no matter where the information comes from.
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The whistleblower wrote in the complaint that around this same time US officials said Ukrainian officials were led to believe that a meeting or phone call between the two countries' leaders was dependent on whether Zelensky showed willingness to "play ball" on investigating Biden and his son as well as digging up any information that could help Trump attack the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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There was a wave of public protest by furries, and in an instant the alt-furries, they went from brown-nosing the site manager, a guy called Dragoneer, to threatening his family, digging up personal info to harass him... KN: For the Furry community you know it's hitting all those notes of 'people are mad about... well, sure you're saying you're banning Neo-Nazis, but what about people who are just conservatives?
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Read more:Empty tombs at the Vatican add a new twist to the case of a girl missing since 1983Greek police have found the body of an American scientist who went missing while attending a conference last weekA man has been arrested and charged with murder in the case of missing University of Utah student MacKenzie LueckAustralian authorities are digging up the backyard of a man whose former American beauty queen girlfriend went missing last July
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Read more: Australian authorities are digging up the backyard of a man whose former American beauty queen girlfriend went missing last July A mother of 5 has gone missing in the middle of a bitter divorce An Air Force major has been arrested in connection to the disappearance of his wife, who police believe is dead Investigators say Colorado man Patrick Frazee beat his fiancée Kelsey Berreth to death and had his girlfriend clean up the mess
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Not only did the president ask a foreign government to intervene in a presidential election by digging up dirt on a political opponent, as he did in 2016 when he invited Russia to search for Hillary Clinton's emails; this time, invested with the enormous power of the presidency, Mr. Trump appears to have used hundreds of millions of dollars in military assistance to pressure a foreign leader to act as the head of his opposition-research unit.
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Read more:The California hiker who was found after spending 4 days alone in the wilderness says she got lost after fleeing a man with a knifeGreek police have found the body of an American scientist who went missing while attending a conference last weekA man has been arrested and charged with murder in the case of missing University of Utah student MacKenzie LueckAustralian authorities are digging up the backyard of a man whose former American beauty queen girlfriend went missing last July
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