Looking for fresh clues, they tried drilling into ancient bones.
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But as I began drilling into particulars, the conversation swerved.
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Why bother drilling into why machine learning processes work like they do?
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Cutting, sanding or drilling into these materials also pose serious health risks.
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Broad public opposition to expanding drilling into frontier areas has not diminished.
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It's worth repeating and drilling into the minds of Democrats and liberals nationwide.
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Mr. Trice is, instead, drilling into granite formations almost three billion years old.
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Zille's statement added that drilling into the Table Mountain aquifer will also take place.
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ITER is being built to French nuclear plant standards, which prohibit drilling into concrete.
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Tesla engineers were consulted to make sure drilling into certain sections wouldn't destroy the vehicle.
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The gunman had been drilling into the adjacent wall to the doorway, according to Lombardo.
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The rover recently began drilling into the Martian surface for the first time in 18 months.
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Decades of drilling into the earth to reach water has led to severe ground water depletion.
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According to plan, this device will start drilling into the Moon's south polar regions in 2020.
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The dog can no longer see, so it starts drilling into the wall with its knife.
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The procedure involves cutting through skin and muscle, drilling into bone, and tying the elbow together.
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The stationary probe should start drilling into the Martian surface in late January or early February.
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Paddock is believed to have been drilling into a doorway to place a camera or a rifle.
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Gizmodo: So in all, do you think the benefits of drilling into Europa outweigh any potential consequences?
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An environmentalist said Republicans were trying to sneak drilling into the budget and eliminate opportunities for debate.
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A ToolAndGo article called this drill "powerful, compact, and lightweight" and suitable for drilling into most materials.
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"The drilling into Lake Whillans was been sterile as well, using filters and UV irradiation," she told Gizmodo.
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Drilling into such an important monument to get at the newly discovered void is out of the question.
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The disposal of saltwater - a natural byproduct of oil and gas drilling - into wells has been tied to earthquakes.
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The cuts also came without plans to cut back on the number of rigs drilling into U.S. shale formations.
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Dr. Gupta said he hoped to add more detail by drilling into the sediments that now fill the Fosses Dangeard.
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Anybody worth knowing professionally isn't drilling into your Facebook profile to find out your credentials, so why surrender the data here.
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Drilling into the details of how it works will help clinicians make rational decisions about how to use it, he says.
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John Faso in a swing district race in large part by drilling into the Republican's vote to get rid of Obamacare.
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Today they are expanding drilling into deeper and deeper waters, and the Trump administration is opening more offshore areas to production.
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For drilling into wood, drywall, thin sheet metal (like air ducts), or various composite materials, this tool is more than adequate.
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Pros: Comfortable foam grips, unobtrusive, solidly builtCons: Installation requires drilling into door jamb, foam grips may wear from heavy-duty use
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Brain-computer interfaces aren't new, but the existing ones aren't particularly efficient — particularly the ones that don't involve drilling into your skull.
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High-end safes evoke exciting scenes from the movies, with steely safecrackers listening for clicks or drilling into dense steel with lasers.
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This, in turn, will unlock funds to help pay for measures begun to provide water, like desalination plants and drilling into aquifers.
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Another is bathos-infused and nationalistic: It depicts a miner drilling into the ground as refinery towers rip into the sky behind him.
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This is one of the reasons scientists are currently interested in exploring Europa—and even drilling into it—in order to find biosignatures.
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U.S. energy companies last week extended a recovery in oil drilling into a 12th month, energy services firm Baker Hughes said on Friday.
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" Maricopa harvester ant, Level 3, "After eight unrelenting hours of drilling into that ingrown toenail, you find the drill wedged into the toe.
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This is a great feature to allow you to see what you're drilling into when working in dark conditions, according to DIY Network.
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One advantage of drilling into oceanic crust is it's approximately 203 kilometers thick, while on land it is many times thicker, explained Koppers.
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It's the first step toward drilling into a pristine wilderness that's home to the world's largest caribou herds and flocks of migratory birds.
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The process involves drilling into the ground and injecting the embedded rock with a high pressure water mixture in order to extract the gas.
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Still, drilling into specific product categories, it seems that some of the most popular categories have been seeing declines in average spend per order.
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New Zealand scientists recently found unexpectedly hot water while drilling into an earthquake fault in the country, according to a new study in Nature.
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It is widely expected to expand drilling into new areas of the Atlantic, Pacific and Arctic Oceans over the objections of coastal U.S. states.
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Scientists hope that by drilling into the crater sediments, they may be able to learn how life here bounced back after the devastating impact.
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Quakes have been tied to the injection of saltwater, a normal byproduct of oil and gas drilling, into deep disposal wells and underground caverns.
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When construction workers and miners inhale silica particles by cutting, sawing or drilling into rock, it can increase their risk of developing lung cancer.
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While the word "bedrock" gives a greater sense of security, drilling into sand is a "perfectly acceptable way" to secure a building, Curbed reports.
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Some experts blame these seismic events on drilling into faults, which increases efficiency but also carries a much higher risk of triggering an earthquake.
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ALEXANDRIA, Virginia — After showing off Paul Manafort's exorbitant lifestyle of eye-popping luxury, prosecutors in his federal case are now drilling into his finances.
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U.S. energy firms extended their recovery in oil drilling into a seventh month last week, data from energy services firm Baker Hughes showed on Friday.
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Scientists have tied the quakes to the injection of saltwater, a normal byproduct of oil and gas drilling, into deep disposal wells and underground caverns.
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In May, the rover spent time drilling into soil of particular interest, because it's rich in clay minerals — and clay forms in water-rich environments.
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Today, we're drilling into the gross margin point, as it's something inherently numerical that we can get other, informed market participants to weigh in on.
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Drilling into the data across demographic characteristics, it becomes clear that the payoff is especially high for younger workers and those at lower levels within organizations.
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While drilling into two rock targets, "Aberlady" and "Kilmarie," the rover uncovered the "highest amounts of clay minerals ever found during the mission," according to NASA.
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Environmentalists will strongly fight efforts to expand drilling into new areas, calling it a risk to the ecosystem of fragile regions in the Arctic and elsewhere.
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Some of Capitol Hill's top China hawks are drilling into the social media platform over whether it shares information or acts at the behest of Beijing.
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But Terada said that drilling into the Moon for a deeper core sample, representing older layers of regolith beneath the surface, might help solve the mystery.
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Dr. Gulick said his previous work drilling into the Chicxulub crater also showed only small amounts of hydrocarbons were present at the time of the impact.
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This hammer drill can pound out an astonishing 28,500 small but effective taps per minute, greatly easing the process of drilling into literally rock solid materials.
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India also heavily relies on groundwater for its water needs, but decades of drilling into the earth to reach water has led to severe ground water depletion.
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By drilling into stone beneath the ocean's surface, they discovered that the peak rings were made of granite, which is usually found much deeper in Earth's crust.
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The remaining members of DedSec commiserate, arrive at an "at least we got those bastards" equilibrium, and Marcus "buries" Horatio by drilling into his private hard drive.
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Stills from the clip were later exhibited at PS703 in New York, where people fainted at the sight of Feilding sanguinely drilling into her own bleeding head.
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It is attempting to measure the properties of the dust particles while it continues drilling into rock, but as we reported, the dust could possibly harm its cameras.
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Sometimes he'll just stare at me until I cannot handle the feeling of his eyes drilling into my skull and am forced to look up to acknowledge him.
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NASA's Curiosity rover touched down on Mars in August 2012, and it's been cruising around, shooting lasers at rocks, drilling into the ground, and performing science experiments ever since.
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Here, the scientists spend days working on top of the precarious ice floes, keeping a watchful eye out for polar bears while drilling into the ice to measure its thickness.
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They were in an area where three days earlier authorities mounted an operation targeting "huachicoleros," or thieves who steal fuel by drilling into pipelines run by state oil company Pemex.
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They spent five weeks on the frigid central plains drilling into the ground to collect long, cylindrical tubes of ancient ice — which store a history of ice melting and freezing.
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Authorities continue to pursue a third option, which is finding a shaft or drilling into the mountain in which the cave is located to find a sort of back door entrance.
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Most councils, including Armidale and Dubbo, are trying to extend the deadline by drilling into the earth to tap underground reservoirs in the hope they can access water suitable for drinking.
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Most councils, including Armidale and Dubbo, are trying to extend the deadline by drilling into the earth to tap underground reservoirs in the hope they can access water suitable for drinking.
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Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSSWhether it's rovers rolling about on Mars, probes drilling into asteroids, or Tesla Roadsters drifting through space, it's clear that our activities in the Solar System are changing.
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State GOP official Ray Tweedie, meanwhile, says voters are "drilling into the weeds" on issues to separate the candidates and predicts a traumatic Tuesday, February 9, for a number of top contenders.
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All of these samples are collected at pristine sites far away from human activity, such as by drilling into the polar icecaps or using a magnetic sled to dredge the ocean floor.
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And drilling into the wall (technically, this part is called the bench wall) may kick up a particularly unhealthy kind of dust that may be hard to clean before the morning rush.
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"He has to decide that the presidency is worth drilling into," Mr. Gingrich said of Mr. Trump's famously intractable style of behavior, and his relatively informal approach to debate preparation before facing Mrs.
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Scientists are not sure what else other than water could explain the radar findings, though it would take actually drilling into the surface of Mars to prove the existence of this underground lake.
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"At the end of the month, there is no money left," said 29-year-old miner Abdulai Kargbo, who has one of the higher-paying jobs: blasting and drilling into the mountain for gold.
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It seems Mr. McCracken now spends most of his time welding cast-iron contraptions late into the night, as if he were drilling into the cavity of the gaping monstrosity that is his garage.
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The Trump administration is also trying to expand offshore oil drilling into every U.S. ocean, which would unleash decades of increased oil spills, toxic fracking chemicals, harmful seismic exploration and industrialization of our coastlines.
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But by drilling into the tooth and performing the genetic analysis the scientists were able to not only figure out who it belonged to, but also provide relative dates for when the Denisovan lived.
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Instead of drilling into your head, which is a painful way to do some typing or VR-wandering, CTRL-Labs uses a band on your wrist to detect signals your brain sends to your hand.
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Now, despite this tidal wave of opposition, the Trump administration is turning its back on coastal communities and moving forward with a new attempt to force offshore drilling into a region that doesn't want it.
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Both men said that Jackson had trained them for those moments for years, drilling into them that if anyone found out, their lives would be over, or that he and they would go to jail.
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The working assumption was that by drilling into the ice you could pull up a sample—a cylinder of ice that became known as a core—and use laboratory tools to unlock mysteries from the past.
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Because vegetable instruments don't last, fresh ones have to be made every time they play, and they had spent the hour before rehearsal carefully drilling into carrots and hollowing out squashes with an ice cream scoop.
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Television has the privilege of being subtle when it comes to cinematic style and long arcs of character development, but it often needs to be more compact and explicit than literature when drilling into broad themes.
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She remembers being awake for the full four days she spent in the segregated area, with bright lights drilling into her throbbing skull, surrounded by the sounds and smells of other physically or mentally ill patients.
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And companies backed by Chinese, Japanese, and Korean governments are investigating the idea of drilling into the sides of underwater volcanoes or breaking off chunks of inactive hydrothermal vents—both places where minerals are deposited over time.
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"We have secured $2.4 billion worth of investment that will go into drilling, into the backfill project and increasing production which has been declining," the source said following three weeks of talks in Frankfurt, Houston and Dallas.
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Drilling into a subterranean tunnelStudying extreme environments could help scientists better understand Mars and TitanThese pockets of ancient saltwater could be very similar to the environments under the oceans and ice of other planets, the researchers wrote.
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Drilling under the ice in Antarctica is about as close as scientists will get to the challenges involved in drilling into a liquid ocean underneath a frozen layer beyond Earth, such as Jupiter's moon Europa, Skidmore told Axios.
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But the comedian, armed with the most diverse writing staff in the genre, distinguished herself from the likes of The Tonight Show and Trevor Noah's The Daily Show by drilling into issues with research and her extremely biting style.
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The mere possibility and audacity of a one-handed throw-down typified what the quasi-professorial Auriemma had long been drilling into Stewart about her opportunities — or obligations — to raise her singular approach in the interests of elevating the women's game.
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Republican Senators including Marco Rubio and Rick Scott of Florida have also raised concerns over the Interior Department's looming five-year offshore drilling plan, which could expand drilling into new parts of the U.S. Gulf of Mexico, Atlantic, Pacific and Arctic.
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The secondary process of disposing the fracking wastewater by drilling into rocks and injecting the water there was said to be the cause of at least one massive earthquake in the Midwest earlier this year, according to the US Geological Survey.
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In May, Ngannou moved to Syndicate MMA in Las Vegas, and the training footage coming out of there has been encouraging as they seem to be drilling into him the need to hit while on the retreat and to stay mobile.
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While the industry-lead advisory group hinted that drillers might have more interest if royalty rates were dropped, Zinke has also acknowledged that drillers are not very enthusiastic about expanding drilling into areas that are unlikely to yield much oil.
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Expect court challenges and lengthy environmental reviews before any leases or permits can be granted are that will hold up the process — which might turn prospect of drilling into a less lucrative proposition than some supporters of this provision envision.
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Republican senators including Marco Rubio and Rick Scott of Florida have also raised concerns over the Interior Department's looming five-year offshore drilling plan, which could expand drilling into new parts of the U.S. Gulf of Mexico, Atlantic, Pacific and Arctic.
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Once viewed by some investors as a casino, China's stock market is witnessing increasing participation by foreign and domestic institutional investors, whose intensive drilling into companies' fundamentals makes it harder for stock-picking fund managers to identify opportunities that others may have missed.
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In 22016, ISIS militants filmed themselves drilling into the face of the 23 BCE sculpture during an extensive spree of destruction that also included burning books, looting the Mosul Museum and other institutions, and targeting Iraq's most precious and ancient cultural artifacts.
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In this case, researchers from the University of Bern have been working on a robot that performs the most delicate and potentially damaging step: drilling into the skull at the precise location and depth to give access to the right part of the cochlea.
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"The data I saw, and again we are drilling into it to make sure it's accurate, we have a significant amount of omissions that concern the secretary and I, and it clearly tells us that we need to tighten up as well," Milley said.
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But toward the end of 2017, Congressional Republicans snuck a rider opening up the Arctic Refuge for drilling into the budget, and now the Trump administration is pushing to sell off the coastal plain to the oil and gas industry as fast as possible.
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It was evident from his proposal to expand offshore oil drilling into all U.S. oceans, attempts to revoke protections for the Arctic and marine monuments, abandonment of the Paris climate accord, and ignoring legal obligations to protect West Coast orcas and other endangered marine species.
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By the time young Ian and Fergus are selling off a cache of illegal whiskey to keep the government off Jamie's trail, you may have forgotten that Claire spent the morning drilling into her almost-rapist's head to try to keep his brain from swelling.
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A Thai chemical company and, more recently, its new South Korean partner, are taking halting steps toward building a multibillion-dollar petrochemical plant in eastern Ohio that would "crack" molecules of ethane, a byproduct of natural gas drilling, into the raw material used to produce plastic products.
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Drilling into some of the more interesting details, Pew found that Republicans are more cynical about the effect of social media on news than Democrats, with 83% of those on the right believing that social media has too much control, versus 53% of those on the left.
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"Both camps are over this and focused on drilling into Iowa voters' heads that Joe Biden is the least inspirational and least electable nominee we can put forward," said Stephanie Taylor, the co-founder of the Progressive Change Campaign Committee, a group aligned with the Warren campaign.
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There were harder-hitting mechs its size, but they were shot-magnets, getting absolutely smashed in the opening volleys of each game, but the Grasshopper would often be hanging tough right until the end as its complement of medium lasers finally started drilling into critical components on enemy machines.
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Through the first four (or so) seasons, the series' refusal to sort its characters into simple archetypes, its insistence on drilling into their thorny psychologies, its prioritization of slow burns and long games over quick and easy payoffs, yielded some of the most thrillingly complicated female characters on television.
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To study these questions, scientists can gather data on this planet, drilling into frozen lakes, doing lab experiments involving the chemistry of early Earth, studying geological evolution on Mars, or gaining a better understanding of genetics to get a better sense of what alternatives might exist to our own DNA.
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Seven people were killed preparing for Ike, including a man who electrocuted himself by drilling into a live wire while putting screws in his roof, and a 10-year-old boy struck by a tree limb someone else was cutting off a tree presumably to avoid having it kill anyone.
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Total led a group including Britain's BP Plc and Brazilian state-run oil company Petrobras in buying five exploration blocks in the Foz do Amazonas basin in 2013, but the discovery of a massive coral reef just 28 kilometers (17 miles) from the blocks has thrown environmental approval for drilling into doubt.
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Trump officials are barreling forward with a lease sale in America's most iconic wilderness – the fragile coastal plain of the Arctic Refuge – after slipping a plan for Arctic Refuge drilling into the 85033 GOP tax scam and making a rushed mockery of the review process mandated by the National Environmental Protection Act.
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The method used to recreate Cheddar Man's face is pretty complicated and science-y, but in a nutshell it went something like this: scientists obtained some bone powder by drilling into the skull, which contained enough genetic info to allow them to reconstruct the face; 3D printing technology was then used to construct the head pictured above.
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A group of 17 Democratic senators sent a letter to Bernhardt earlier this month calling on him to release the details of the Interior Department's new five-year offshore drilling plan due in the coming weeks, which is widely expected to expand drilling into new areas of the Atlantic, Pacific, and Arctic over the objections of coastal states.
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A group of 17 Democratic senators sent a letter to Bernhardt earlier this month calling on him to release the details of the Interior Departments new five-year offshore drilling plan due in the coming weeks, which is widely expected to expand drilling into new areas of the Atlantic, Pacific, and Arctic over the objections of coastal states.
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It's worth noting that music steganography is a very old practice, and Szczypiorski points out in his paper that hiding messages in musical compositions and scores goes back at least 500 years—but not with club music, which is way more fun than whatever the kids were bumping when people were still drilling into skulls to cure bad humors.
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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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The officials leading the rescue mission are also exploring three other different options, none of them ideal: drilling into the cave so the boys can climb out through a new passage, pumping water out so the boys can walk out the way they came in, or leaving them in the cave until the water recedes and they can walk out.
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It also introduced new products and features, such as a paid tier, Asana for Business, for larger organizations managing multiple projects; Timelines for drilling into sequential tasks and milestones; and its first steps into AI, services that start to anticipate what users need to see first and prioritise, based on previous behaviour, which team the user is on, and so on: [gallery ids="1752130,1752132,17550,1752134,1752135,1752136,1752137,1752138,1752139"] Asana has been close to profitability this year, although it doesn't look like it has quite reached that point yet.
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It was only after I was eight episodes into the original series that I realized (no, really, I am not making this up for dramatic effect): the next day — today — was the 20th anniversary of the Pokémon pilot airing in the US That "Pika-pi" has been drilling into my skull for two decades, years after I'd stopped giving a damn about new Pokémon games (sorry, friends, if I'm gonna "catch 'em all," 250 of them is my limit), and now here it was again, to passive-aggressively remind me of my encroaching mortality.
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