But big studies can help drill into the specific causes.
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But they also drill into the details of individual services.
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Mnuchin did not drill into the mechanics of his calculation.
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The telescope would require builders to drill into the sacred mountain.
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Researchers use an auger to drill into the sea ice off Barrow, Alaska.
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We may have to drill into Mars to find evidence of past life.
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Nor ones that drill into the moon or hollow out a unique asteroid.
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But these works also drill into the history and processes of ceramics itself.
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Democratic groups have used their ads to drill into Heller's health-care record.
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Image: APPlans to drill into the rock to create new shafts have been abandoned.
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"Geologist said they were going to try to drill into the gas," Kourounis said.
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THAT IS WE NEED -- LIESMAN: IF YOU DON'T MIND THE PUN, DRILL INTO THAT.
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If the robocalypse comes, they won't need a treatment plan to drill into your brain.
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"To then drill into secondary endpoints and find superiority — that's not really fair," he said.
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He was parroting one of the messages Guardiola has tried to drill into his players.
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NASA's InSight Mars lander will gaze (and drill) into the depths of the Red Planet SPACE!
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And like the last few episodes, we had to pick and choose what to drill into.
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Anytime you drill into the surface for water, you will hit fresh water before salt water.
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He urged voters to go to his website, but didn't drill into details of his plan.
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However, another Amazon reviewer said the Makita drill struggled to drill into concrete using the hammer feature.
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It will drill into Martian rock, collect samples, and stash them for future transport back to Earth.
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Drill into our cooking guides for help taking on the larger projects, or to sharpen your skills.
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How about an Apple watch that slits the wearer's wrist, or earbuds that drill into the brain?
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Assuming a successful landing, InSight will be the first probe in history to drill into the Martian surface.
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Sanders' proposal reflects a Democratic field that sees an opening to drill into Trump on his trade policy.
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Scientists have developed tiny, light-activated nanomachines that can drill into cancer cells and kill them within minutes.
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They recently received permission to analyze small pieces of the recovered stone without having to drill into it.
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Click the buttons at the bottom to drill into or exit a category: This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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It breeds inside trees; pregnant females drill into trunks to create networks of tunnels where they lay their eggs.
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He could articulate lofty philosophy and intention behind social apps, yet drill into the logic behind tiny product decisions.
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We'll start with the big numbers, drill into comparative performance and then weigh what the market is telling us.
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Eni wants to drill into the Beaufort from the island using extended wells more than 6 miles (10 km) long.
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JERUSALEM — No sooner had the Israeli military excavators begun to drill into the rocky ground than the suspicions burst forth.
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YouTube's advertising haul will grab the most headlines, but the cloud revenue figure is what we'd like to drill into.
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He has also been pushing for a follow-up mission that would land on Europa and drill into the ice.
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With Ranjan looking on, one of the Nepali porters started the motor and another pushed the drill into the ice.
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They demand the government secure more water from Turkey, fill the country&aposs reservoirs, and drill into the nation&aposs aquifers.
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If you drill into the narratives that are very popular in each of these groups, they're actually not all that different.
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As WIRED's Megan Molteni explains, to successfully fertilize an egg, sperm have to get to the egg and drill into it.
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For better or worse, the president will likely drill into both themes at his Grand Rapids, Michigan, rally on Thursday night.
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The minimum wage fight will offer ample opportunities to drill into that argument ahead of President Donald Trump's 2020 re-election bid.
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With this mouth, a sea lamprey anchors to its fish prey and uses its rasping tongue to drill into the victim's flesh.
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It's important for me to drill into them that their perspectives matter — and that it's something that no one can take away.
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From childhood, health professionals, parents, and teachers drill into us the importance of eating five portions of fruit and vegetables every day.
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The drill cover is to help surgeons in low-budget hospitals who need to operate on broken bones or drill into skulls.
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"All I'm saying is I hope you drill into this with the same detail as you're drilling in with ours," Mook said.
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RevoClean® 4-in-1 Drill Brush Cleaning Kit: 2-Pack Turn any drill into a cleaning machine with this cleaning kit.
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The next ExoMars launch is planned for 2020 and will include a rover that can drill into the Martian surface to analyze samples.
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Together, high bite force and bone pressure allowed T.rex to drill into bones through repeated gnashing, eventually causing them to shatter or explode.
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They can also tap on individual timeline cards to drill into a "privacy breakdown" of what an app did in a particular session.
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When you start to drill into that grim statistic, though, one thing becomes strikingly clear: It's largely African American women who are dying.
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There are an estimated 500,000 individuals in the U.S. that have listings on Airbnb, I'm gonna drill into that a little bit later.
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Enormous machines drill into great veins of halite, extracting huge chunks that other enormous machines crush into bucketloads of salt that ascend on conveyors.
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Scientists will now drill into rocks where temperatures reach 130°C (266°F) in a two-month trip off southern Japan starting on Sept.
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At the Onkalo site, workers drill into the bedrock down near the 1203,400-foot level, taking cores to study the characteristics of the granite.
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And, finally, they would either remove and replace the old main, or drill into it every 12 feet, doctoring every joint along the way.
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They have identified no specific risks, and when you drill into the details, it is hard to see where the latest plan falls short.
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Eni plans to drill into the Beaufort Sea from an artificial island using extended wells more than 6 miles (10 km) long starting in December.
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It will be the first with the ability to both move across the planet's surface and drill into the ground to collect and analyze samples.
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Miners spend weeks in tight, dark shafts, guided only by headlamps and the lingering glow from the outside world as they drill into the walls.
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DIY drilldos are even riskier: people use a regular metal drillbit to drill into a silicone or rubber dildo, and then leave the dildo attached.
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This hammering action helps to pulverize hard materials, like concrete, stone, brick, and mortar, so you can more quickly and easily drill into such surfaces.
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Thieves drill into the pipeline that passes through the state—where it is more accessible than in neighbouring states—install a tap and drain the liquid.
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NASA's choice of landing site, called Elysium Planitia, will give the stationary lander a flat place to deploy its seismometers and drill into the frozen ground.
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The players took ownership of the problems and became more attentive to the "habit reminders" the coaches like to drill into them, like finishing their checks.
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If there is indeed an aquifer underneath a good landing site, NASA may try to land humans there to drill into the ground and look for microbes.
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In that blockbuster, a ragtag crew was sent on a mission to drill into an asteroid and set off a nuclear bomb to avert a global catastrophe.
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The state's horticulture department has uploaded videos on its website showing growers how to drill into broken tree trunks and try to rejoin them with large screws.
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The campaign used technology that was able to measure specifically how messages resonated within different voter files, and drill into subgroups to identify areas for future message optimization.
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"One of the things we drill into our students it that by looking at the nature of the cloud, you can say something about the atmosphere," said Babb.
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But take a closer look at the scientific literature, and talk to the researchers who are trying to drill into this issue, and the story grows less certain.
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Advisors should still drill into the details on how fund managers are using leverage and what will happen to investors if the fund has problems with its liquidity.
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"Their sights set far beyond the usual genre coordinates, the three Bourne movies drill into your psyche as well as into your body," Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times.
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Later this month, a scientific expedition will drill into the heart of Chicxulub crater for the very first time, seeking to learn more about the nature of that disaster.
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Evan Rachel Wood, one of the stars of "Westworld," said the show has "completely transformed my entire life," because playing Dolores forced her to drill into her own struggles.
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The second-stage rover is meant to be the first with the ability to both move across Mars' surface and drill into the ground to collect and analyze samples.
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If you need to drill into stone, concrete, brick, or other masonry, the Makita XPH102 Hammer Driver-Drill is a commercial-grade powerhouse that comes at a great price.
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But videos can help them drill into the details of how black holes consume matter and affect the galaxies they find themselves within, EHT project director Shep Doeleman said.
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If you're one of them, in this video La Fabrique DIY shows you how to turn a bike wheel and an old drill into a frisbee launcher with impressive range.
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The Pulse shooting — which killed 250 and wounded 239 — turned the March drill into a middle-of-the-night reality for scores of doctors, nurses, hospital administrators, paramedics and pathologists.
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The second phase will send a robotic rover, which is named after famed English chemist Rosalind Franklin, to Mars to drill into the surface and look for signs of life.
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Brown, your son is living in a gluten-free polygamous coding commune and wants to drill into the center of the Earth, you might want to pick him up now.
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Mars landers can dig or drill into the first few centimeters of the planet's surface, and radar can give researchers a sense of what lies tens-of-meters below the surface.
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But the speaker left the impression that such a step could happen if follow-up meetings designed to drill into the "weeds" of policy differences between the two men go well.
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Morais didn't drill into specific demographics of the customers the offering would be geared towards, but said typically the bank thinks of mass affluent as those with assets above roughly $250,000.
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The show, Ms. Wood said, "completely transformed my entire life," not because it catapulted her career — although it did — but because playing Dolores forced her to drill into her own struggles.
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Nicknamed the "Mole," the HP3 instrument is designed to drill into the Martian surface and, with a special cable equipped with sensors, take temperature readings along the length of the hole.
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But the temptation to drill into the fabled Paisley Park vault and dig up what could turn out to be very literally tons of songs, videos, albums, and documentaries is understandably overwhelming.
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In the meantime, NASA is in the very early stages of designing a lander that could also travel to Europa someday, touch down on the surface, and then drill into the ice.
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NASA would need to send a robot of some kind to drill into the ice or send a more powerful type of radar to Mars with more sensitivity than the MARSIS instrument.
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By then it will be too late for many marginal U.S. drillers, who must drill into and break up shale rock to release oil and gas through a process called hydraulic fracturing.
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His latest album ILOVEMAKONNEN2 sees the rapper using his voice to both drift and drill into the listener's mind, with songs transitioning from feelings of loss to celebration at break-neck speeds.
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The team is also working on allowing users to drill into their data with the help of an intelligent chatbot, as well as deeper integrations with Microsoft's Cortana virtual assistant in Windows 10.
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The InSight lander (an acronym, meaning "Interior Exploration using Seismic Investigations, Geodesy and Heat Transport") is on a two-year mission to drill into the surface of Mars to study the planet's crust.
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While parts of this formation have been sampled before, Gulick and his colleagues are the first to drill into the "peak ring," which is an elevated plateau in the middle of the crater.
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Vox Media's new first-party data platform, Forte, intends to help advertisers drill into consumer interests and actions, and figure out which kind of ad creative would work best for that consumer mindset.
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Today's finding is only based on radar measurements, which means it'll be difficult to confirm unless we send more sophisticated instruments to Mars in the future or if we actually drill into the ice.
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Back in February, NASA proved that Curiosity could lower the drill onto a rock and spin the drill bit, but it hadn't tried the necessary percussive motion, which turns the drill into a veritable jackhammer.
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The InSight Mars lander accomplished a perfect landing last week on the Elysium Planitia region of the planet, where it is hard at work preparing to drill into the surface (and taking selfies, of course).
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So, for example, rather than having to drill into a table to retro-fit a charging solution, in theory Metaboards' technology could be placed on the underside of a table and effectively charge through it.
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As we pored over dozens of lists handicapping the next big food trends, and interviewed the people who get paid to drill into consumer behavior, we kept in mind that everyone could be dead wrong.
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Oil is a big focus for Trump, including his promise to drill into the nation's reported "$50 trillion in untapped shale, oil, and natural gas reserves" by increasing offshore drilling and drilling on federal lands.
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Schiaparelli is supposed to test new technologies for a rover that will be the first with the ability to both move across the surface of Mars and drill into the ground to collect and analyse samples.
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Schiaparelli is supposed to test new technologies for a rover that will be the first with the ability to both move across the surface of Mars and drill into the ground to collect and analyze samples.
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"It&aposs taking far too long," said 50-year-old Masini, the victim&aposs brother-in-law who watched more than a dozen helmeted emergency workers in orange jumpsuits drill into a thick layer of concrete.
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"I hope you drill into [Trump's health disclosures] with the same detail as you're drilling in with ours," Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook said Monday under tough questioning from MSNBC anchor Kate Snow about Clinton's health.
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In contrast, Robbins embraced a philosophy of limits and absences: the holes that climbers didn't drill into the stone; the traces they didn't leave behind; the quiet spaces of the mind they explored in airy solitude.
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And then it wasn't until I became a science writer that I really started to drill into the actual science of genetics and the research the people were doing to figure out how that actually works.
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Her crew of six — the same number of people usually on the Space Station — simulated what it would be like for astronauts to drill into an asteroid, a possible mission NASA could launch in the coming years.
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To clarify, while the initial press release said the "underwater restaurant and lounges will be located 20 feet below sea level," the builder CWP later said on Wednesday that the developments won't drill into the sea bed.
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"The interesting thing about the behavioral interview is that when you ask somebody to speak to their own experience, and you drill into that, you get two kinds of information," Bock tells The New York Times's Bryant.
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NASA's InSight Mars lander will gaze (and drill) into the depths of the Red Planet The images, taken with its Instrument Context Camera, are hardly exciting on their own merits — a dirty landscape viewed through a dusty tube.
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Trump insisted that allowing companies to drill into untapped natural gas and oil reserves beneath U.S. land and coastal waters would be a massive economic boon that would create millions of jobs and billions of dollars in revenue.
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He finds new ways to recover rockets from space; new useless holes to drill into the earth; new reasons to get fined by the SEC, and according to a report by Bloomberg, new ways of threatening his subordinates.
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Nigeria is the world's eighth biggest exporter of crude oil, but a sizeable proportion of its output is stolen by thieves who either drill into pipelines or hijack barges loaded with oil, theft that is known locally as "bunkering".
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They leverage the platform to identify suspicious patterns, then they can open a Sisense dashboard that lets them query terabyte-scale datasets, investigate a potential attack and drill into the data to see whether further security measures are necessary.
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Trusted Media started the online Family Handyman DIY University in 403, so people could take quick classes to learn things like how to buy and use a table saw, or how to drill into materials like wood or masonry.
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As Sanders, himself a recently minted millionaire, brings his campaign to pivotal nominating contests in Nevada, South Carolina and beyond, he continues to drill into what he calls the corrosive influence of the wealthy and corporations on U.S. politics.
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The quest to meld mind and machine dates back to at least the 1970s, when scientists began, in earnest, to drill into peoples' skulls and implant the first brain-computer interfaces—electrodes that translate brain cell activity into data.
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Due to the girth and heft of the roll, it won't fit standard toilet paper roll holders, so they created special freestanding and adhesive wall holders (for millennials who will never own a home and can't drill into their landlord's walls).
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The first thing is let's just talk about the signal qualities of EEG versus what we're doing where we listen to individual neurons and do it without having to drill into your body or place an electrode inside of you.
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This 1953 act allows the Department of the Interior to govern which companies have the rights to drill into the ocean floor more than three miles off the coast of the US — which is under federal, and not state, control.
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First of all, Twitter is now rolling out its updated homepage, which makes it easier for logged-out users to drill into interesting messages, pictures and videos on the platform without having to sign up for it, to more countries.
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Sperm is able to fertilize an egg thanks to tadpole-like tail that can help it drill into the egg; this motion occurs when the calcium channel of the sperm is activated when it nears the egg and encounters progesterone.
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"Depending on the distance, that could be enough time to automatically slow trains, stop industrial machines, start generators, pull a surgical knife away from a patient or tell students to put the 'drop, cover and hold' drill into action," the AP reports.
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Scientists don't need to send a spacecraft to land on the moon and drill into its icy surface; they can simply send a vehicle to fly by the moon and sample its plumes — a much easier type of mission to pull off.
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Developers can also drill into some of the tech used by startups on the popular AngelList platform, which seems well-positioned to begin featuring even more of this information, thanks to its acquisition late last year of the app discovery engine Product Hunt.
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"To be honest, I&aposm not a big fan of people when they&aposre very boastful ... or maybe too confident about something, and then I drill into it and I realize that they actually don&apost have the experience," Rincon told Business Insider.
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But new research in the journal Health Affairs suggests they weren't the norm: The data shows no national trend toward more part-time employment under the Affordable Care Act — even if you drill into the type of people you'd expect to get hit hardest.
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So as much of the mainstream media continues to drill into the question of whether there was any collusion between Trump's team and Russia during the election, much of the conservative media is spending a great deal of time on these other Russia-related stories.
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Antarctic Scientists Are About to Drill Into One of the Most Isolated Lakes on EarthBuried beneath 4,000 feet of Antarctic ice lies Lake Mercer, a subglacial body of water that formed …Read more ReadWith summer in full force in Antarctica, scientists are hard at work.
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I'm sure the speech will be picked apart ad nauseam by the political pundits tasked with that job, denounced by Obama's opponents on both the right and left as they drill into specific questions about his claimed legacy and praise of his would-be Democratic successor.
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All the decisions involving the raising of a deaf kid in the 21st century really came down to one: Do his father and I ask surgeons to drill into my son's head and thread an electrode array into his cochlea, all for the sake of sound?
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With the Starry Station, you can constantly monitor how fast your Internet connection is, see what devices are connected — and then drill into those devices to see the health of a connection — and even setup a mode called ScreenTime to limite Wi-Fi access to specific devices at specific times.
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But what really separates this space opera sequel from the rest of Marvel's films is Gunn and his cast's willingness to abandon the Marvel cinematic universe's more polished and formulaic veneer and drill into the heart of what makes this movie and the Guardians franchise so impossibly irresistible: pure fun.
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I also needed to believe this and needed to tell my worried, but open-handed, parents that although I was breaking the one rule they persistently drill into young evangelical girls (aside from no front hugs) — do not date non-Christian men — I was in control and was going to handle the situation.
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Even so, Eastwood and Komarnicki don't give him much to do but explore his 50 shades of grave in a series of mundane, talky after-the-fact sequences, including the hearing where NTSB investigators Charles Porter (Glee dad Mike O'Malley) and Elizabeth Davis (Breaking Bad co-star Anna Gunn) drill into his decision-making.
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Dillon venerates essays that drill into a subject, that "pay the minutest or most sustained attention to one thing, one time or place" — T.J. Clark on the paintings of Poussin or Joan Didion on the Hoover Dam — but he moves with a hummingbird energy, flitting to the next writer, the next effect he loves.
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NASA's InSight Mars lander will gaze (and drill) into the depths of the Red Planet It's historic not just because it's an awesome Mars lander that will teach us about the formation of our rocky neighbor and Earth itself, but because this is the first time an interplanetary mission has taken off from the west coast of the country.
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NASA Plans to Drill Into Europa&aposs Crust In Search of LifeSince early 2016, a NASA-employed Science Definition Team (SDT) of 21 researchers has been crafting …Read more ReadWhile many are excited about the prospect of finding life on Europa (*raises hand*), there's an important ethical question to consider: Could landing on and drilling into this world actually contaminate it?
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" According to Justin Goodman, Vice President of Advocacy for White Coat Waste Project, "it is shameful that the VA is wasting taxpayers' money to give puppies heart attacks, drill into dogs' skulls, and run a breeding colony of narcoleptic Dobermans at a time when veterans are suffering and dying because they VA can't provide them with basic care and services.
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Whenever I reserve anything questionable-looking through an online travel agency— say, a Sicily airport hotel with blurry photos and no official website — I obsessively cross-reference listings, drill into Instagram geo-tags, scour Facebook pages and preemptively check whether HotelTonight, the last-minute hotel-booking app, has a presence in the market, just in case I need a contingency plan.
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In the first case, it's the best way to add a patio-friendly Sonos-compatible speaker to your setup without having to drill into your walls or call home installers; in the second, it's a great all-around wireless speaker if all you really need is one, as it can follow you around the house, adapt its sound and even pack in the car for road trips or a day at the beach.
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To acquire interest in wattenberg development program * Expects to acquire 40% interest in ironhorse resource's farmout agreement to participate in developing 3 core areas in dj basin * Development program is slated to begin later this year and drill into mid 2017 * Will obtain working interests averaging 11.6% in 21 horizontal wells to be drilled in a, b, c benches of niobrara formation, codell formation * Commitment will cost approximately $9.6 million for drilling and completing wells * Commitment expected to generate revenue of approximately $4.9 million in each of first two years of program net to company Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Bengaluru Newsroom: +1-646-646-8780)
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