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The line stopped again and we dug into the bag.
I dug into this a little, so bear with me.
Until you dug into the numbers, and things got stickier.
As Oracle dug into this, they identified three main problems.
The pollsters dug into more specific consequences of repeal, too.
Next up we dug into the massive new Opendoor round.
Concerned, Chrissie dug into the rest of her mother's finances.
Mr. O'Brien and Mr. Caro dug into Lyndon Johnson's life.
He's dug into Benghazi, Planned Parenthood, and Hillary Clinton's emails.
In honor of the occasion, we dug into our archives.
I dug into the mystery with my colleague Rachel Abrams.
I didn't even know y'all dug into credits like that.
It is dug into a massive mountain complex with deep tunnels.
Roadside water tanks dug into the ground are scorched and dry.
Bernero says officials in Lansing "dug into" the city's water safety.
Go deeper: Stat News dug into hospitals' payment dilemma in March.
"We pivoted away before we dug into that matter," he says.
HOW DEEP IS THIS DITCH WE'RE ABOUT TO BE DUG INTO?
They live in wooden huts covered in tarpaulin dug into trenches.
"It was really like getting dug into a hole," she said.
The more I dug into it, the more complexity that emerged.
I dug into Troopergate and Whitewater and other first-term scandals.
They dug into hamburgers and fries at Burger King and McDonald's.
They dug into the interests of the Clinton Foundation's foreign donors.
The deeper we dug into it the more confusing things became.
I nibbled at a fry before I dug into my feast.
A member of her staff, Ned Terrace, dug into the matter.
For example, we dug into what happens when two black holes collide.
The star dug into Nima gluten-free sandwich wraps and lettuce cups.
The tomb consists of three subsections that were dug into the limestone.
We've previously dug into issues on the infrastructure planning and financing side.
A cluster of millennials dug into the German-style strategy classic Carcassonne.
Parents sipped from wine glasses, while rambunctious kids dug into margherita pizzas.
Mueller has also dug into Trump's interactions with potential Russia probe witnesses.
When Ms. Bartoloni finally arrived, she dug into a grilled cheese sandwich.
One 1976 paper dug into the specific behind these animals' alien eyestalks.
We dug into a handful of his claims to check their veracity.
You offered to pay, dug into your pocket, and pulled out … coupons!
Curtis tweeted that the stories dug into her in unexpectedly healing ways.
The podcast dug into a lead that would give Syed an alibi.
As they walked to the car, Salahi dug into Wood's personal life.
When I dug into the primary sources, I found myself immediately vexed.
Others scavenged, like raccoons, or dug into insect nests like today's aardvarks.
We dug into this seismic shift in behavior under the market's surface.
I dug into my devices menu and disconnected from all of them.
An episode of the Reply All podcast dug into the phrase's origins.
So my wife and I dug into the facts on breast-feeding.
Kamala Harris dug into policy specifics, and Mayor Pete Buttigieg got personal.
She dug into abandoned fields rumored to be body dumps, but found nothing.
With both sides dug into their positions, prospects for a deal look dim.
When they dug into the system, they discovered more about how it works.
Next up we dug into the chance that Palantir is worth $41 billion.
For food, guests dug into pizza and sipped on Tequila Don Julio cocktails.
For food, guests dug into pizza and sipped on Tequila Don Julio cocktails. 
I&aposm very curious why Mueller hasn&apost dug into that that more.
Then, of course, we dug into the recent news out of Y Combinator .
He dug into the publisher's accounts and Italy's "catasto," or real estate register.
"It was a dataset that really dug into our clients' lives," she said.
People in these online communities dug into ingredient claims and experimented with regimens.
The plan involved a narrow, 150-foot-long tunnel dug into the dirt.
Staff members dug into their own pockets to have the clothes dry cleaned.
The unrestrained being vomited onto his bare chest and dug into his flesh.
The bill includes several cyber provisions, which we dug into earlier this week.
When Mr. McCraven dug into the album, he was struck by a quandary.
And Buzzfeed dug into whether Clearview AI's marketing claims hold up to reality.
When they dug into them, they discovered they were filled with human remains.
Ms. Stein has dug into the dirty trick by which Jack wrested Warner Bros.
I dug into the back of my beauty cabinet and found DermaDoctor KP Duty.
The firm dug into the issues, as it sees them, in the letter itself.
Fortunately, dating app Clover dug into their data from more than three million users.
I have heard about it a great deal, but never really dug into it.
We also dug into a couple of the congresswoman's passions -- the environment AND surfing!
Doing something similar while on patrol or dug into a foxhole is quite another.
When I dug into the research, I found intriguing advantages to buying in France.
Each time I made contact with the wall, his tools dug into my body.
What he'd been just moments before his hoe dug into the earth becomes history.
No. To be honest, I haven't dug into it at a more granular level.
As I dug into the data and the documents, I sought out driver-owners.
Bilton's first book, "Hatching Twitter," dug into the founding of the social media company.
Again, I started with my side of fries before I dug into my burger.
We dug into our archives to look back at how we covered the investigation.
After death, residents were buried in pits dug into the floors of the homes.
They dug into research and established cannabis literature, offering the best advice they could.
The researchers dug into 25 years of recorded manta data with the sanctuary employees' help.
But the shares barely budged in Wednesday premarket trading as investors dug into the report.
He says as his team dug into the machine learning workflow, they found a gap.
Bernadette dug into the earth until water rose to the surface and became a stream.
Another tester dug into the Buffalo wings, but was immediately confounded by a technical difficulty.
As Insider dug into the story, we uncovered a trend of violence involving Drake's entourage.
America is so dug into opposing trenches that toxic gas would not force them out.
GS: I've dug into your financials, Gilles, which shows the benefit of your selective strategy.
To soothe that burn, she dug into a book given to her by another warrior.
Today, Matt Lauer dug into Kellyanne Conway's new spin on the resignation of Michael Flynn.
Up top, we dug into WeWork and the latest from the company's continuing IPO saga.
Nonprofit media organizations across the state dug into data together to try to find out.
Pusha T The last time we dug into this, a whole secret child was revealed.
They dug into Demori's distant past to find pictures of him in his early twenties.
I finally dug into the work of the Brazilian writer Joaquim Maria Machado de Assis.
As his team dug into the cave floor, the researchers hit a layer of bones.
My colleague Tim Arango dug into how the legislation would affect one of those industries.
It wasn't really until about three months ago that we really dug into the project.
Instead of deleting the tweet or commenting on its incongruity, Farrow dug into the moment.
To offset that cost, Houlihan and his colleagues dug into logistics and the supply chain.
Together, they clean the tank dug into the side yard of a million-dollar home.
As I dug into it, I found out there was a lot I didn't know.
She dug into her smartphone to search for the name and his detention in the 1980s.
I dug into the stuffing, the "smac 'n' cheese," and then the sweet potatoes with marshmallows.
He dug into the crack with a screwdriver to try to figure out what was there.
According to a source, the couple dug into appetizers while facing off in some friendly competition.
The plastic rims dug into my forehead too much, despite buffering from the headset's padded mask.
A graphic showing how wells dug into super-heated rock can be used to generate electricity.
He and his colleagues also dug into which budget requests were approved and which were denied.
So far, the BBC reports that more than 100 holes have been dug into the mountain.
They also dug into North Korean cold noodles sent to the border from a Pyongyang chef.
I realize I haven't dug into the debate over whether college athletes should be paid here.
And if Origo once dug into Mr. Orban's government, it now pounces on his political opponents.
Morenz went down; the tip of his left skate dug into the boards and got stuck.
As we dug into our savings, spending $10,000, then $20,000, then more, I became increasingly dedicated.
Senators dug into the prices of antibiotics, corticosteroids and tranquilizers, the wonder drugs of the time.
We dug into plates of fried fish and grilled clams smothered in a thick garlic sauce.
Or need it only be empty on one side, like a pit dug into the earth?
They're essentially holes dug into the ground and used year-round to store vegetables and dry goods.
And a couple weeks back he dug into the comments beneath FDT for a Noisey People vs…​.
Near the headless corpse, investigators discovered a bunker containing supplies, guns and ammo dug into the hillside.
She's dead; nailed to a wall on stage, with knives dug into her, surrounded by bloody writing.
The full report, available here, also dug into specific categories, like shopping, travel, finance, messaging and more.
Medics' hands were bleached from constant disinfectant, and the lines from face masks dug into their skin.
She dug into the glove compartment, where she found insurance paperwork with another woman's name on it.
For now, we fired up the mics and dug into what was a veritable barrage of news.
On our even-more-stuffed-than-usual agenda this week we first dug into the Coinbase-Earn.
The more full-figure photos that Jenner posted, the deeper fans dug into her social media past.
"Once I really dug [into music], I thought, I'm here to stay," Wilson, 59, tells PEOPLE exclusively.
We dug into the archives to take a look at the worst flood Paris has ever experienced.
In exploring all things trash, we dug into the way in which our recycling systems are broken.
As part of the study, cultural anthropologist Mimi Ito dug into the relationship between student and teacher.
When we dug into it, we realized flexibility was something that was just completely lacking for workers.
On a few nights, Johnson has dug into her savings to spend $69 for a motel room.
We dug into the big new release of the weekend, Get Out, the Jordan Peele horror-comedy.
As Kondabolu dug into the origins of the character, he started to become curious about its genesis.
And they dug into the fossil record to see which sea creatures died out in past extinctions.
Players dug into the code of "Pokémon Sword and Shield" to figure out which Pokémon are included.
When Cramer dug into his homework, he found that the positives were overshadowed by weak headline numbers.
It's been a long time since I dug into an oozing, saucy bowl of that mac & cheese.
He said it was from handcuffs fastened so tight in 2003 that they dug into his flesh.
In the opening movement of "Foreign Bodies," the orchestra dug into a martial riff with impressive vigor.
And part of it was that thin steel frame, which consistently dug into my ears and scalp.
Pew Research dug into this and found that liberal Democrats are especially likely to use social media.
But that was no impediment as he dug into his meal with a plastic turquoise spoon recently.
But Treasuries retraced those levels as investors dug into the report's core numbers, which largely matched expectations.
There, he dug into the internet histories of social justice advocates and ghostwrote articles and tweets for Yiannopoulos.
You dug into public documents, you solicited documents and found out what they wouldn&apost have announced publicly?
WIRED dug into the long-running series of scams and theft plaguing new currencies in the cryptocoin economy.
Kate Bosworth was stunned by what she learned as she dug into the dark world of human trafficking.
Ahead of Valentine's Day, we dug into years of psychological research to find those particular traits and behaviors.
After he was identified as a central figure in the Trump–Russia probe, reporters dug into Sater's past.
Pressure has come from the American Department of Justice, which dug into suspicious payments wired through American banks.
First, I dug into the traditional mac and cheese (you can also order it with broccoli or chili).
Then Mr. Georgiou dug into the hotel's history, reading and talking with people whose memories reached back decades.
Justin Bieber dug into his pockets -- but not very far -- to settle with a paparazzo who sued him.
Near a pond dug into his fields to trap rainwater, chilis, tomatoes, cauliflower and other vegetables now sprout.
Her Only Living Son also returns to some cult elements that you previously dug into in The Invitation.
On Monday, Axios Presented by the Soylent Corporation dug into Trump's lifestyle and the result was truly disgusting.
At Pruitt's confirmation hearing last year, Sanders dug into Pruitt over his denial of human-caused climate change.
Barry dug into it with the same insatiable hunger he now brought to the rest of his life.
Okay, let's dig into this — in a more civilized manner than the Bieber doppelgänger dug into that burrito.
BEHIND FACEBOOK'S FEED: Slate dug into the people and methods behind the algorithm that guides Facebook's news feed.
As he fired, I caught sight of a Soviet-made T-72 tank dug into a defensive position.
Unfortunately, that light is fading fast and the play ends without ever having dug into its own depth.
Meanwhile, and apparently separately, Russia probe investigators in both Congress and the executive branch dug into his activities.
In their own way, both dug into underrepresented points of view on television at the time they debuted.
Over at SBNation, Zito Madu dug into the historical problem of cultural appropriation as exacerbated by social media.
He removed it, and they headed to a Chipotle, where he dug into two bean-and-cheese burritos.
But when rising temperatures threatened her beloved pastime as a cross-country skier, Hatton dug into the data.
At the unassuming Ruen Pair, I dug into fiery plates of Isan sausage and garlic-bombed morning glory.
The topics they've dug into include: Which of these, if any, will result in further charges remain unclear.
The first article comes from Erin Mershon at Stat News, who dug into the Tennessee Farm Bureau Health Plans.
And I dug into the demise of open source mapping company Mapzen, and ask what's next for digital cartographers.
Sipping on martinis and red wine, the group dug into oysters, grilled octopus filet mignon and surf and turf.
"I dug into that with my parents, and their relationship with war because of the Vietnam War," she said.
But before the latest public defender dug into the case, Myles learned that Bonjean had agreed to represent him.
It's an incredible bet from the private markets, and we dug into it as a possible anti-Amazon bet.
In the evening, they collected all the bodies on the river bank, dug into the sands and burned them.
And so, with smoke in the Bay and snow in the Big Apple, we dug into what we love.
Then he reached over the bar and dug into the bag to shove a final fistful into his mouth.
It's dug into the growing openness of same-sex relationships, and the rise of knowledge about extra-marital affairs.
Up top, we dug into Kate's story about Quill, a formerly stealthy company that could be taking on Slack.
"As we dug into it, we realized it was something that we could be proud of," Mr. Epps said.
Remember two weeks ago when we dug into Waymo's laser bears and wondered whether we had reached "peak" lidar?
Since then, the Bests have dug into Severance's other ordinances and found that Dane's guinea pig is also illegal.
The focus on perjury comes after Mueller has dug into seemingly everything else in Stone's life, including his finances.
We dug into why the company would raise again, and what competitors it has left after the Atlassian deal.
It turned into a much richer story when I brought in these other characters and dug into the history.
The two researchers dug into the literature and found a handful of studies that provided evidence for that method.
The crackers' producer, Nabisco, confirmed the origin behind the cracker's name after writer Sage Boggs dug into its history.
There we dug into the background of Mohamed Hashim Mohamed Zahran, the alleged leader of the Easter Sunday bombings.
But before taking questions at each event, Jones dug into what he called the "big topic" in Washington: impeachment.
We dug into our archives to retrace her life and work in the pages of The New York Times.
They dug into airplay data to better understand how songs by women factor into radio programming — to startling results.
Even other "outsider" candidates like Barry Goldwater and George McGovern had wealthy constituencies that dug into their deep pockets.
Chandra has been monitoring the two stars about once every six months since 2005, and Ayres dug into this data.
Zuckerberg was joined by comedian Jerry Seinfeld, who dug into Zuckerberg's everyday routine using his hallmark focus on ordinary minutiae.
Investigators dug into the cybersecurity practices of seven contractors working for the US Missile Defense Agency and found multiple vulnerabilities.
We dug into our proprietary data to see if we could isolate areas that were bright spots or especially problematic.
To attempt an answer, we dug into Crunchbase data to see if this summer was indeed an unusually slow period.
The two gourmands dug into to the treat together, and both seemed to be genuinely excited to meet the other.
The survey results directionally echo already well-discussed dynamics, which we've previously dug into such as here, here and here.
They dug into an area of 67 square metres, to which the monkeys bring stones from a nearby stream bed.
While millions listened along, the program dug into several puzzles surrounding Lee's death, among them the alibi account of McClain.
Here, the author imagines the railroad as a literal one — with engines and boxcars and tunnels dug into the Earth.
The leadership of both parties, who are well aware of the details in the report, have dug into their positions.
Moonlighting as a journalist in the urban flâneur mode, she dug into the backstories of flower markets and gem sellers.
Moments before performing the 1960s girl group-inspired "He's So Sorry," Bag dug into her childhood confrontations with domestic violence.
Azaria sat down with Stephen Colbert on The Late Show Tuesday night, where the two dug into the Apu controversy.
But that's fine because this was an emotionally packed episode that dug into some of the show's most important relationships.
When I dug into him—his name is Andy Biggs—I was appalled at what he's done to hurt Arizona.
Wells was initially put off on reading the collection because of the 2004 film adaptation, but soon dug into it.
They have jettisoned film executives, overhauled foreign TV operations and dug into the evolution of cable channels like National Geographic.
The men were so desperate for water on Wednesday that they dug into the ground, looking for a water source.
But with nothing else working -- and leaders still dug into their positions -- this is an effort to jar things loose.
It also would have dug into its host's tweets before hiring him, in order to avoid responding to criticism reactively.
The five children dug into some Sloppy Joe's from the gym's kitchen while the aunt raising them sat and rested.
The more that I dug into last week's election results, the less impressive I thought they were for the Democrats.
The company hasn't really dug into the details on that yet, but we'll see if it actually makes a difference.
As crews dug into the earth in one obliterated corner of Balaroa, a woman's arm became visible, then her head.
And we dug into how California's privacy law has affected not just online stores but brick and mortars as well.
We were curious about the holiday's beginnings, so we dug into The Times's archive for the first mention of Kwanzaa.
I dug into a tool called vmprobe and found ways to optimize our autoscaling efforts on the Real Estate section.
Mike: That's a big pet peeve of mine that we've never really dug into — at least not in the newsletter.
Intrigued by monuments to Loyalist exiles and martyrs in English churches, Mr Hoock dug into long-forgotten archives and eyewitness accounts.
Some 3,400 years ago, the tomb was dug into the region's soft limestone, with access made possible by a vertical trench.
The leaked report, which was slated to be posted online next week, also dug into a series of other ethics allegations.
At first, while the dust hung in the air, people desperately dug into the rubble with shovels and even their hands.
While millions listened along, the program dug into several puzzles surrounding Lee's death, among them the alibi account of Asia McClain.
Android Police just dug into the code for the very latest version of Android Messages, the app Google makes for SMS.
Guests dug into some of Davis' favorite foods: Mexican-inspired fare like chicken and beef tacos, burritos and chips and guacamole.
But the Houthis were well dug into Hodeidah as it constitutes the key supply line to territory they control including Sanaa.
These women and their families live in caves dug into the rock, while the men earn a living as nomadic shepherds.
While Trump never mastered the most basic points of foreign affairs and constitutional law, Clinton dug into the details of policy.
After the office company filed to go public on August 14, potential investors, analysts, and the media dug into its financials.
Schaus said the North's military has artillery placements that are sometimes dug into mountains so they can retreat back for protection.
After that, everyone dug into the snacks and we glided down the open road for the next hour and a half.
Pain, as promised, dug into his archives to give the world a project consisting of eight previously-unheard tracks with Wayne.
The Domaine is grandiose, with 18 kilometers of wine cellars that serve as art galleries dug into ancient Roman chalk pits.
There he dug into a pork chop with gusto, setting the tone for a campaign that would be strong on pig.
They dug into a huge online database of fossils to chart the risks of extinction at different latitudes during the catastrophe.
The founders then spent the next two months in intermittent meetings with Rodriguez while the former Yankee dug into their app.
As I dug into the details, I realized many steps had been taken to ensure the org remains mission-centric. 2.
We dug into the reason they don't write the accents on official documents and how that is an error in itself.
Was there a part of Facebook's story that turned out to be different than you assumed once you dug into it?
Before I even dug into the food, I was impressed by the fact that the meal was served with real silverware.
She sat at the table with her husband, who bit into a shark sandwich, and Nas, who dug into oxtail stew.
While Warren confirmed the report, Sanders has denied making such a statement and both dug into their positions during the debate.
He has also publicly warned Mueller that he would be out of bounds if he dug into the Trump family's finances.
After failing to break through the wire at Bagram Air Base, the remaining Taliban fighters dug into positions inside the clinic.
In 2015, however, Mr. Guzmán escaped again — this time, through a mile-long tunnel dug into the shower of his cell.
This animal, it's theorized, dug into sediments and microbial mats (layered sheets of microorganisms) in search of food and gulps of oxygen.
However, when Cramer dug into the quarter, he found that the losses that drove Emcor's earnings miss were mostly one-off issues.
A study from the Norwegian Consumer Council dug into the underhanded tactics used by Microsoft, Facebook, and Google to collect user data.
Women wearing the traditional Islamic chador in the ancient village of Maymand, where some residents live in caves dug into the rock.
Women wearing the traditional Islamic chador in the ancient village of Maymand, where some residents live in caves dug into the rock.
Our tireless video team has taken on myths about abortion in Alabama, a conspiracy theory about Melania Trump, and dug into clickfarms.
Over the last year, this column has dug into the history and explained the endurance of more than a dozen different technologies.
Cryptocurrency experts have also dug into the claims made by Robertson in her court filing, and a number have highlighted worrying discrepancies.
With difficulty, I turned my gaze down into a calicata, a test pit dug into the earth between rows of chardonnay vines.
In my conversation with Mumin and Haider, they dug into the foundations of what it means to them to be Somali Minnesotans.
The protruding heart rate sensor and LEDs on the older model dug into my wrist, making it uncomfortable for me to wear.
On Thursday, Politico dug into the numbers and found that the Trump campaign had paid businesses owned by the candidate $8.2 million.
This seemed an oversight until I dug into the beef with my chopsticks and found it tender enough to eat without cutlery.
Up top we dug into the latest in the land of crypto, which Danny had politely summarized for us in an article.
SEATTLE — Gary Sanchez dug into the batter's box on a sublime sun-kissed afternoon, and so began another day at the office.
Last year, I dug into why there are so few black people in venture capital (you can see my previous post here).
I decided to approach slowly and gradually, entering an area dug into the hillside where the structure could be viewed from below.
On Monday, his forces remained dug into positions near oil fields northwest of the city that the Kurds have controlled since 2014.
"There is an ironclad rule of politics, which is, no funny hats," he told reporters as he dug into the cheddar samples.
I dug into the info on my test unit and it's full of information presented in an easy to read, accessible format.
There he dug into allegations that the Clintons took part in a fraud connected to a Arkansas real estate venture gone bust.
Instead, the show dug into its root concern: Which family — your nation, your team, your blood — has the deepest claim on you?
We peeled back the plastic wrap on Swanson's Hungry-Man TV dinners, and dug into corn niblets, mashed potatoes and fudge brownies.
Biden has dug into the idea that he is the Democrat best-positioned to defeat Trump, partly because of his centrist politics.
As they dug into the depression, they uncovered the entrance to a tunnel that bored directly into the side of the mountain.
Then he kissed me, his lips wet and flaccid, his mouth open wide enough that his teeth dug into my lower lip.
The first clue that I dug into was at the bottom, "Baseball scorekeeper," which I solved on the crosses as ANYBODY HOME.
When Jassy, who was Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos' chief of staff at the time, dug into the problem, he found a running complaint.
To figure out what killed family-friendly horror movies and TV, I dug into the history and called up some horror-movie creators.
"The department was surprised to learn the extent of the noncompliance issues once it kind of dug into this issue further," Merritt said.
B. Photographer Kerry Mansfield has dug into the archives of libraries across the country to photograph the books that once fed our minds.
We're told Trudeau joined the party at Harley's brother's house in Ottawa ... and dug into apples and honey, Challah bread ... the whole nine.
Blanchester police said she was was found hours later "in a pit dug into the earthen floor of [Dunn's] shed" in Dunn's backyard.
Adults sipped on concoctions from a LaCroix sparkling water bar before everyone dug into the arguably best part of the day: the sweets!
Instead, the warring sides have dug into their trenches, firing on each other across no-man's land and engaging in the occasional skirmish.
But before seeing the movie, I didn't know much about the Green Book itself, so I dug into its history to learn more.
We watched as little fingers clutched at his knees and teeth dug into the muscled white thigh below the hem of his shorts.
Shawn Funk, a machine operator at an oil sands mine, dug into rock that felt unusual in texture and appeared odd in color.
The most memorable moment: inside Cheyenne Mountain, a Cold War-era fortress dug into the Rocky Mountains, and built to withstand nuclear attacks.
She flinched, jerking her arms up against the zip-ties and, where the plastic rings dug into her flesh, her skin turned blue.
In the grip of a serious fear, I dug into my pockets, pulled out a bottle of Calpol and began chugging it down.
Soldiers and EMTs quickly dug into the debris and found the child, who was wrapped in a light blue blanket, inside a bucket.
Having dug into gun culture and its antecedents and related factors so deeply, how encouraged are you by post-Parkland gun-control activism?
But anyone who has dug into these data sets will find that the discriminatory history of this country is baked into our geography.
Talking to Meet the Press host Chuck Todd on Sunday, he dug into that position: All I'm saying is they have to pay.
But it was only a matter of time before someone dug into the software and opened the hardware up to a larger audience.
Whitaker's selection was met by a torrent of stories that dug into his public criticism of the Mueller probe, which he now oversees.
InSight will dig nearly 85033 feet into Mars — the deepest a spacecraft has ever dug into the red planet — and record the temperature.
Another lay caked in rust and soil beside a rock, and next to a burned log, one more was dug into the mud.
Nina Stritzler-Levine, the Bard gallery's director, said the team had dug into Gray's versatility in many mediums and her underappreciated architectural output.
The deeper I dug into the evidence, the more I came to doubt the idea that we are still making progress on race.
Violence against women was only one of the issues Ms. Jensen and the journalists she edited and mentored dug into at Women's eNews.
So I dug into Diamond's latest, intrigued by his thesis that the way individual humans cope with crisis might teach something to countries.
Mr. Hickey dug into damage statistics and found that his recently constructed neighborhood flooded at far higher rates than others in The Woodlands.
To celebrate, we've dug into the Mashable Shop and have rounded up 10 sales on great gadgets and gizmos you'll use year-round.
In a recent conversation with Acton Smith, I dug into the company's strategy and the case study it can provide to other entrepreneurs.
Partisans on both sides of the aisle had dug into their opposition of the bill ahead of the House Judiciary Committee hearing. Rep.
Concentrated small-arms fire burst out from a Vietcong unit of company size dug into bunkers that formed an L-shaped ambush position.
It's unclear if the Atlanta police dug into Clearview's marketing claims, but it signed an agreement with the facial recognition startup in September.
But to examine the disparity, a group of researchers including Anna Beavis, gynecologic oncology fellow at Johns Hopkins Hospital, dug into the data.
Soldiers and EMTs quickly dug into the debris and found the child -- who was wrapped in a light blue blanket -- inside of a bucket.
Instead, Veiel dug into the archives, creating a film that is 95% footage of Beuys and 5% talking heads contextualizing what we just saw.
He dug into the history of Waymo's lidars, and came to the conclusion that Waymo's key patent should never have been granted at all.
"Hey listen, the world is falling apart, what's a lip," she joked, adding that her doctor "dug into" her lip to remove the cancer.
He dug into his kit and pulled out some flat-back pearls that he had picked up in a jewelry supply store ages ago.
Marley pushed his voice as far as he could, throatier than he was on record; JAY-Z dug into the beat and seemed loose.
In retrospect, that was probably for the best, since the informal names have moved around a bit as we dug into the data, i.e.
While the stronger-than-anticipated headline number initially spent stock futures and yields higher, both reversed course as investors analyzed dug into the report.
To do so, they've dug into a bill Sanders introduced in 2013 that outlines what a single-payer system in America could look like.
Those problems continued into 2017, when a larger investigation dug into disturbing content floating around the app, and it's seemingly still a problem today.
Bill Clinton and his wife Hillary illegally benefited from personal investments, and dug into the origins of money used for Bill's 1994 governor's campaign.
Read more: Why Smartphones Are Now Adding Iris Scanners Of course, this isn't the first time CCC has dug into biometric locks for phones.
As they dug into the crust they collected drill cores, which were 10-feet-long cylindrical samples of rock pulled up by the drill.
In the course of its reporting, the newspaper dug into King's social-media history and discovered tweets he published in 2012, when has 16.
As O'Toole discovered when he dug into it, the words probably come from a poem written in 1936 by a guy named Levi Furbush.
Speaking of the Sanders surge, one thing that surprises me is how few people have actually dug into the meat of his policy proposals.
Instead, they dug into their own experiences of facing sudden crisis to find the empathy they needed to do whatever they could to help.
ING also dug into some of the details, noting that European financial firms with offices in London could leave and relocate to the continent.
She then dug into research showing the ways that climate change can exacerbate the risks associated with viruses and diseases like influenza in general.
She then dug into research showing the ways that climate change can exacerbate the risks associated with viruses and diseases like influenza in general.
But the more I dug into records and conducted additional interviews, I learned that the very nature of what happened made that task difficult.
But the more I dug into records and conducted additional interviews, I learned that the very nature of what happened made that task difficult.
Resident former VC Danny Crichton dug into the data — based on an anonymized survey of founder-users — and highlighted some surprising trends on TechCrunch.
Feng dug into the changing ratio between enterprise-focused Seed deals and consumer-oriented Seed investments over the past decade or so, including 33.
And I dug into it with that same spirit of just exploring how different it was and meeting these interesting characters who lived here.
Archaeologists have dug into the floor of Shum Laka since the 2000s, and have found layers of human remains as old as 259,000 years.
The brand's claims about the healthiness came back to haunt it as reporters dug into its failure to heed warnings about food-safety lapses.
But when he dug into the numbers, Mr. North said, he found a clearer explanation: Google had stopped redirecting search queries to the site.
Google&aposs 2019 Year in Search reveals all of the trends we dug into using the popular search engine throughout the year — including athletes.
He dug into Bellamy's past and found a series of homophobic and sexist tweets Bellamy had written prior to his election to city council.
The Trump administration is so dug into this fight that they will look foolish if they remove the tariffs without getting anything in return.
For the first documentary ever made about Beuys, director Andres Veiel dug into the archives, creating a film that is 95% footage of the artist.
The stars dug into the See's Candies buffet and posed for photos inside with actor Taye Diggs, who "danced up a storm" with Sanaa Lathan.
To ensure it transcended language barriers, Netflix dug into old Dungeons & Dragons materials to nail down how various cultures translated 'Demogorgon' in the mid-1970s.
Lobel dug into the research on apitherapy, but found only one small 1997 study demonstrating bee venom's ability to paralyze and then dismantle Lyme bacteria.
It was at that moment that Richey allegedly dug into her purse, took out a gun and shot it into the air, the Star reports.
But despite army reinforcements, the militants had dug into northern residential areas by nightfall and were lobbing mortars at government positions across the Euphrates river.
There has been frequent fighting between the army and militants dug into the hills around Arsal in a large pocket of territory straddling the border.
" SpaceX investor Steve Jurvetson dug into the details at the Bloomberg Technology conference: "Why is it we have the speed of light as this law?
Up top we dug into Kate's excellent work covering the Superhuman founder's new micro fund, or at least his attempt at raising such a fund.
The Boring Company, which operates from SpaceX's headquarters in Hawthorne outside Los Angeles, had until now only dug into and under its own private property.
I felt I had dug into the depths of my soul searching for the last crumbs to give him and that, too, was not enough.
The answers are complex, and every expert with whom I dug into this topic had a slightly different take, but a few clear themes emerged.
This week Katie Roof, Matthew Lynley and Alex Wilhelm dug into the recent earnings run and talked through what's coming next in the IPO pipeline.
Instead, she mourned the end of Clinton's campaign with not a small amount of fury — and dug into how, exactly, Donald Trump came to win.
We also dug into Blue Apron's recent market woes, Tintri's slack performance and what those disappointments could mean for other unicorns looking to go public.
"The more I dug into it, the more interested I got," Kalt told me recently when I called him at his office in East Lansing.
We kicked off with a speed round that turned out to not be very quick and then dug into the biggest news of the week.
"The focus of everything is looking for my brother," said Pedro Ferreira dos Santos, as he dug into the dirt, looking for his sibling's body.
While designing the Flash, he dug into the model shop's brick stash in order to build a mock-up of the superhero's face and mask.
The team also dug into botnet architectures — and were able to spot a cryptocurrency scam botnet which Twitter had previously been recommending other users follow.
They dug into the details of how the campaign had built and managed its online network, and sketched out a way to transition it forward.
We dug into the depths of the internet and found out that some of our characters have actually been in Hollywood for quite some time.
I dug into it and found that the whole statistic was fishy — based on a shadow study that no one seems to have actually seen.
We got some help from the airfare-monitoring app Hopper and dug into Airbnb prices to find some bargain travel destinations for your next vacation.
Once again, Yale dug into the deficit and forged the half's fifth tie as Swain's 3-pointer made it 45-45 with 8:25 left.
The EPA said that GEO Group improperly dug into the ground without notifying the state Department of Ecology but hadn't broken through the engineered cap.
If the current moment is the inspiration, the statement dug into the desert seems like an apt protest sign for America's increasingly isolationistic immigration policies.
Betrayal, Evan Ratliff, who dug into the case in a series at the Atavist magazine, explores the incredible story of the programmer-turned-criminal supervillain.
There are plenty of science fiction works that have dug into this idea, but it's perhaps most prominent in the worlds of anime and manga.
There, I dug into a Tender Royale, a spicy, deep-fried cheese sandwich topped with three chicken tenders ($12.49) with a strong, cumin-forward profile.
And our reporter dug into a supposed mass defection of North Korean waitresses to South Korea and found a tale of lies, blackmail and betrayal.
Home with the system, the game, and the memory card, I dug into Final Fantasy VII with the ravenous glee only an adolescent could feel.
My colleague Kevin Roose dug into five bogus claims about Christine Blasey Ford, who has accused the Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault.
So they again dug into their farm system and called up Travis Taijeron to make his major league debut, playing in right field on Saturday.
Once we dug into researching costs, we felt even more validated in our decision to forego big wedding day plans to elope and save money.
Tim Scott of South Carolina and Ben Sasse of Nebraska dug into Sasse's stash of jaw breakers, while whispering to each other and trading notes.
That means for the first quarter of my life, I've rarely dug into my wallet for medical expenses, save for co-payments here and there.
Biden told Axios' Mike Allen that Hunter did nothing wrong — but that he has not dug into what Hunter actually did while working in Ukraine.
To me, the scariest story of the week came from our colleague Nicole Perlroth, who dug into a recent cyberattack on a company called IDT.
After CNBC first reported that the discount brokerage firm Schwab was in talks to buy its rival TD Ameritrade, other publications dug into the rumor.
In "Edinburgh," similarly, Fee discovers an abandoned cellar dug into a hill and decides to enlarge it, building a network of tunnels radiating from it.
Once Check Point dug into the details, it discovered a man in the middle attack that took a lot of planning and plenty of patience.
North Koreans are known to have thousands of hardened artillery sites, including some dug into mountains, along the Korean DMZ and within range of Seoul.
And Tim Bontemps at The Washington Post dug into the designated-player exception, a contractual boon for superstars, particularly those who are past their primes.
I dug into the numbers on income, wealth and other issues to see how millennials, baby boomers, my own Generation X and others are faring.
"I dug into it and saw Apple has rarely ever had many people of ethnic or racial diversity within their board or senior leadership," he says.
Guests dined on crabcakes, filet mignon and sea bass then dug into a 5-tier wedding cake with layers of chocolate, vanilla, raspberry and edible confetti.
The 25-year-old singer shared a series of photos featuring the "Brudder & sissy" pair sitting on steps as they dug into a box of popcorn.
Two episodes ago, This Is Us dug into the tense dynamic between Rebecca and Kate, scrutinizing their relationship both in the past and the present day.
In the West Bank city of Qalqilya, Ahmed Ighbary expertly lowers a rack of spiced chicken, vegetables and rice into an oven dug into the ground.
That's the question raised in a series of articles, starting with an August 22012 piece in the Jewish publication Tablet, that have dug into Salazar's background.
Edelman takes a wider scope than Ryan Murphy's fictionalized account of the Simpson trial, which dug into the courtroom drama and the multi-ring media circus.
But the more I dug into his psyche, the more I realized that the deepest dilemma at the heart of his tale is also my own.
When historians dug into the records, they discovered that there hadn't been a ten-fold increase in adultery, abandonment, or abuse—the "faults" that justified divorce.
But as I dug into my own data, I wondered more about the personal details of my past that could be uncovered in my digital record.
As I dug into his case, I found myself fighting the idea that maybe I was making too big a deal out of what I saw.
The conflict mobilized whole economies as well as vast armies; as working-age men dug into the trenches, women took their place on the factory floor.
We dug into how founders choose their lead investor to gain some insight into how a VC can become more competitive in a rapidly growing market.
At M.B.Z.'s insistence, I dug into the hummus and lamb, and soon he was interviewing me about my old life as a journalist in Lebanon.
On a recent afternoon a team of gravediggers chucked the final shovelfuls of dirt out of a grave dug into a hilltop at Green-Wood Cemetery.
Welcomed by Justin Wine and Le Grand Courtage bubbly, celebs entered into Klein's packed-to-the-brim home and dug into a custom See's Candies bar.
The Steele dossier, you will remember, was a months-long research project in which former MI6 agent Christopher Steele dug into Donald Trump's connections to Russia.
That much more high-profile case returned to public attention last year when two prestigious TV projects dug into the trial and the attention it commanded.
One extensive study by Dartmouth University dug into President Donald Trump's claims of widespread voter fraud and "five million illegals" who cost him the popular vote.
It also dug into the toxic connection between black women's high capacity for undeserved treatment and black men's abusive behavior being too-often forgiven as immaturity.
To ensure that connection transcended language barriers, Sheehan's team dug into old D&D materials to nail down how various cultures translated "Demogorgon" in the mid-1970s.
On a cool morning in early January, a group of soldiers formed a protective barrier around Armando Tapia as he dug into the earth in a cornfield.
And teens aren't always using e-cigs for nicotine, according to a new US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report that dug into teen vaping behavior.
We dug into it, and we found this amazing stunt player called Paul Lowe in London, who does a lot of stunts for the Harry Potter films.
It wasn't until I dug into the cryptocurrency's technical details, though, and began to understand the implications of its distributed-consensus solution, that I became a believer.
While the committee isn't prosecuting Flynn, it has dug into his payments from Russia's state-sponsored RT TV network and a company tied to the Turkish government.
All that and we dug into the Telegram ICO, a billion-dollar-plus transaction that could see a popular app take part in the bubbling token industry.
WIRED's own Lily Hay Newman dug into that claim and has some tips on how to get those security benefits now, before the card is even released.
They originated in Europe in the Middle Ages—probably a good thousand years ago—when people would pour water over heated stones in pits dug into hillsides.
Kim Kardashian West's three little ones — North, 5, Saint, 2½, Chicago, 9 months — and Rob Kardashian's daughter Dream, 1½, also dug into some cake at the event.
The reality star dug into her preferred late night snack on Friday still dressed in her shimmery bronze dress from dinner with Jordyn Woods and Pia Mia.
The more I listened to Davis—and the more I dug into the topic, talking to brain trauma researchers, bioethicists, and others—the more it sounded reasonable.
"As I dug into it, I just came to understand that credit cards are the most profitable bank lending business," Brown said in an interview with Mashable.
But when the researchers dug into these policies, they found companies were inconsistent and often opaque when it came to exactly how they could be held accountable.
Elevate Security dashboard Elevate Security dashboard When Fly's team at Salesforce dug into the root of security problems, it found that it was often simply human error.
Senators dug into the background of an Interior Department nominee on Thursday, raising concerns about conflicts of interest and his time in the George W. Bush administration.
Chambers's crew chief, Simon Dominguez, dug into a tub of zinc oxide sunscreen and began slathering the creamy white paste over every inch of Chambers's exposed skin.
But in '58, Little Richard turned away from rock toward gospel; His '19823 album, "The Fabulous Little Richard," dug into his rock outtakes, including some bluesy ballads.
The complex contains several burial shafts dug into the ground, some of them extending more than 100 feet (30 meters) deep, the team said in a statement.
Maybe a wedge of pepperoni-topped pie was the first thing you dug into after getting off the train in Midtown the day you first moved here.
Mr. Murray tried to set up a hedge fund focused on digital tokens, but he found that when investors dug into the technology they were turned off.
Delivery service Grubhub announced $100 million in fee deferment to specific restaurants, an offer that sounded good but got worse when you dug into the fine print.
My colleague Patrick Coffee dug into WarnerMedia this past week, unveiling details behind how AT&T, its parent company, has plans to become the biggest media company.
To investigate where the market is not bullish enough, Marshall and his team dug into the S&P 500 stocks that Goldman Sachs analysts rate as buys.
We know this because we did what the E.P.A. apparently did not do: We dug into the best available mapping resources to find out what will happen.
It's not the internet's fault, but Amanda Hess explores a new generation of conspiracy theorists who have dug into Apollo 11 for the amusement of their audiences.
"Europeans are so dug into their campfire mentality that they are essentially not open to logical arguments," said John C. Kornblum, a former American ambassador to Germany.
However, several journalists who dug into this allegation back then came away voicing caution or downright skepticism, and the accuser withdrew her lawsuit shortly before the election.
Called an umu pae, meaning "food under earth," it's the process by which the Rapa Nui traditionally cooked food in small underground ovens dug into the earth.
I didn't mind the way the edges dug into my palms, but other people preferred the gentle swoop of more traditional controllers like that from the Xbox One.
In the middle of a clearing, beneath the bright blue bowl of the western Colorado sky, two scientists stood chest-deep in a pit dug into the snow.
We also dug into the most dangerous food of all time, interviewed Chrysta Bell of Twin Peaks fame, and asked whether Thanos' home world was ever really habitable.
North Korea has conducted all six of its nuclear tests at the site, a series of tunnels dug into the mountains in the northeastern part of the country.
Devonshire Research Group, an investment firm that specializes in valuing tech companies, dug into the data and concluded that Tesla's environmental benefits may be more hyped than warranted.
Complete with memorable guest arcs from David Strathairn and Elizabeth Mitchell, the series finally dug into the true nature of the mysterious alien presence in our solar system.
THE SPANISH armoured vehicles were dug into the side of the road into Oppdal, a mountain village some 21km north of Oslo, cannons pointed across the snowy valley.
Todd Beaupre, product manager at YouTube, dug into data for hundreds of channels that took two-week breaks — a pretty lengthy time off for a full-time YouTuber.
Fingernails, sharply filed and coated in wax, dug into an opponent's eye-socket, attempting to literally rip out the eyeball and hold it aloft before a screaming crowd.
Why it mattered: Ryan dug into what both businesses and advocates can do to close the gender pay gap and create safe, productive working environments for all employees.
He wrote out numbers from 0 to 99, and dug into each play he could remember from all those different schools, leveraging his nomadic past to his advantage.
So, joining me now with more on this tonight, John Solomon, opinion contributor to The Hill, who has dug into this story very deeply over the past year.
To find out why, Lyu, a professor at the University of Albany, and his team dug into every step in the software, called DeepFake, that had created them.
During her college years, she dug into her creative side and made music videos, wrote and directed plays, and created a mock reality series called Dorm Diaries. 2.
Collider's Jolie Lash talked to the Thrones cast in April, and in separate interviews she dug into their various last days on set and stories from that period.
Instead, lawmakers dug into questions about the enforcement of the Foreign Agents Registration Act -- which requires lobbyists doing work for foreign nations and groups to disclose their work.
"When we first started doing these five years ago, I bought every planner that I could get my hands on and really dug into them," Ali Labelle, ban.
Sometimes, these ponds were dug into the groundwater table -- water that can be pulled up by private drinking wells, or that eventually makes its way into drinking water.
They looked like ground pepper, but they were dug into his skin -- he had to use a dull knife to scrape them off -- and they itched something fierce.
With tens of thousands of rockets deeply dug into southern Lebanon, and possibly Syria, it wouldn't require much of an escalation to develop into an all-out-war.
While Congress and federal investigators dug into the circumstances surrounding Russian election meddling in 2016, Stone allegedly began pressuring and threatening Credico to lie about what had transpired.
And my immediate reaction when I really dug into this, these are the social media postings we see of a shooter and we ask, 'Where were the signs?
CNN's Lewis dug into her trove of clichés to call her "the first member of Pyongyang's ruling dynasty to set foot in the South" since the Korean War.
The mayor, who is a dad of two girls himself, said he dug into the matter and realized that the boys have always been rare in the town.
Walgreens Boots Alliance shares sank to a 5.33-week low Thursday as investors dug into the company's third-quarter earnings results and Amazon announced a potentially disruptive deal.
The code talkers worked in teams of two in the heat of battle, and might be working for 24 hours straight in small holes dug into the earth.
Meanwhile, one of his colleagues, researcher Theresa Carbonaro, also dug into the responses about the perceived positive and negative effects of a bad trip in a parallel study.
But once I dug into the details, I could see this annuity illustration showed a potential lifetime payment of $22,000 per year and a guaranteed payment of $17,000.
We dug into the expansion in this feature, with a briefer on Africa's fairly nascent VOD market and input from Netflix and African digital entertainments platforms IROKOtv, Buni.
Initial inspirations included Ellen Ripley (Alien), Sarah Connor (The Terminator) and San from Princess Mononoke, "but as we dug into her story, she transcended any particular starting reference".
It pulled quite nicely without feeling like it would rip but in deep strong poses, the grass weave dug into my hands a bit and left behind marks.
During a stop in Tasmania — where he was campaigning for a local candidate — Mr. Turnbull brandished a knife and fork as he dug into a savory meat pie.
FRANKIE PORTUGAL Francis Garcia has dug into his family's roots for the Portuguese-style coffee shop he has opened with Sal Basille, his partner in Artichoke Basille pizzerias.
Both countries have dug into seemingly nonnegotiable positions on China's militarization of disputed land features in the South China Sea — the issue that most bedevils the military relationship.
This trick of funneling quasi-legal profits into wholly illegal business ventures eventually led to the crime lord's downfall as investigators dug into the innards of his scheme.
But when they first encountered a gall with small woody suction cups dug into it, it looked so strange they wondered if it had been collected by mistake.
He slid the MetroCard along the reader, she stepped through and then dug into her purse for two $1 bills that she folded and placed in his palm.
I dug into why the franchise system means that the only way fast-food workers can get better benefits or pay across an entire chain is through legislation.
At a Brazilian restaurant, he was excited by the desserts in a display case and later dug into a flan while watching "Peppa Pig" cartoons on a cellphone.
MATTIS GETS TO WORK: Mattis dug into his new role shortly after his confirmation Friday, showing up at the Pentagon on Saturday and having a packed day Monday.
Lodging Dug into a sleeve of soil, the Earthship looks south from the Finger Lakes, in New York State, over a rippling field of countryside framed by mountains.
"I didn't want the accent to be the thing people take away most from this movie," she continued as she dug into a dessert at a Manhattan restaurant.
I was hungover from the rehearsal dinner, stressed about pulling off the wedding without a hitch, and cranky from wearing Spanx and a corset that dug into my waist.
Following the news Monday, Stitch Fix shares initially surged as much as 11 percent on the earnings beat but then pared those gains as investors dug into the numbers.
These findings, and more, were the subject of a "state of the industry" report released today by StreamElements, which also dug into what's making these live streaming sites tick.
Eurogamer dug into what happens to your Steam games when you die, taking a look at the terms of service, talking to a lawyer, and even contacting Steam support.
Ms. Mayer would learn that these same dark forces had dug into a friend from her college years, with some notion of using the friend's later problems against her.
Barry dug into those in a visceral way, and I appreciated it, because I actually have more questions than answers, but now I think they are more succinct questions.
If he had been someone else, the Enquirer might well have dug into the many stories about him, especially when he turned from reality TV host to presidential candidate.
How Amazon could do much more with Echo by adding a camera to drive blended reality into the living room was a topic TechCrunch dug into back in 2015.
In reality, analysts that have dug into the pitfalls of the proposed T-Mobile, Sprint merger say the impact the deal will have on American jobs will be monumental.
Lucia dug into the story behind Refinery29 and how it raised $133 million after starting in 2005 as a site to highlight up-and-coming designers and creative types.
During our conversation, he dug into big ideas in a way that I found refreshing, giving me a series of interesting answers without many talking points or much deflection.
Together with a team in the Koolhaas firm that included the architect Clément Périssé, Ms. Finders dug into the archives on the ninth floor of the Boulevard Haussmann building.
Brown and others have reported that Epstein's team dug into the backgrounds of his accusers — and even lawyers for the prosecution — ultimately pressuring prosecutors to give into a deal.
But political scientists Brendan Nyhan, Eric McGhee, John Sides, Seth Masket, and Steven Greene dug into how Democratic backers of the Affordable Care Act performed in the next election.
"Suppose that Virginia put forward a rationale of we don't like big, huge, ugly holes dug into the Virginia countryside, which is a very plausible rationale," Mr. Francisco said.
Look at how quickly Bill O'Reilly, the former Fox News host, was dispatched from the network after The New York Times dug into his history of sexual harassment settlements.
What was best about "The Call of the Wild" was how it dug into how both men had changed thanks to this strange odyssey through the criminal justice system.
When I ran track in high school, I used to love knowing that my mom's sneakers had dug into that exact same circle of dirt when she was my age.
Overseas government sales of Treasuries came as China and other export-driven economies have dug into their currency reserves to stem capital flights as oil and commodity prices have plummeted.
Once he dug into the other side of the hill, Gage crawled inside the hole, at which point the hill collapsed, trapping him inside the sand at the water's edge.
This week's episode certainly wasn't as fast-paced as last week's, but it did something even more important: it dug into the relationships that serve as the show's beating heart.
The entertainer dug into her costume archives to recreate all the younger versions of herself for an epic fight scene and also decided which Taylors to pit against each other.
In Smor San, purple flowers grow out of a garden that she dug into a grave in front of her tiny, tidy stilted home, which is built from scrap materials.
Once he dug into the source code, he found that his Apple details would've been sent to a sketch-as-hell email account tied to some random business in Nassau.
Systrom confirmed the feature after a developer named Jane Manchun Wong dug into the computer code of Instagram&aposs mobile app and noticed an upcoming "Usage Insights" section under testing.
Now that the federal government is forcing hospitals to post their prices online, Kaiser Health News dug into the data to see what hospitals are charging for the same services.
With Jumia en route to becoming Africa's first public tech company listed abroad, we dug into the company's S-23 to get a better understanding of all its moving parts.
As the stay-at-home economy grows, so does its counterpart, the experiential economy, so Jim Cramer dug into one red-hot sector driving experience-based spending: the cruise lines.
And I became aware that he had dug into this and had a number of accusers who had spoken to him and was struggling to get people on the record.
Once you've dug into Pokémon tv shows, video games, and urban legends, you'll be ready for Bulbapedia, the fan-run wiki-style repository of character stats, niche trivia, and backstory.
When I dug into flawed test results in Washington, D.C., for example, he sent me a video recording of a police officer turned whistle-blower testifying at an oversight hearing.
First up we dug into one of Kate's latest, a piece looking at the influencer space, venture investments into it and what's next for the power of the Instagram-famous.
As reported by The Los Angeles Times, the investigation dug into Mr. Blumenthal's contacts with another Clinton ally, David Brock, and forced him to disclose details of their financial arrangement.
This included accounts of Guzman's two earlier prison breaks, the first while hidden in a laundry cart and the second through an elaborate, mile-long tunnel dug into his cell.
He dug into the delicate nature of cookie-naming, the ethical soundness of street drugs, and the timeliness of one of the 90s' most memorable movie scenes—involving pizza, naturally.
Back at my room, I tuned in to the game, grabbed a Heineken from the fridge and dug into a pastrami on rye that was as thick as a brick.
Our reporters dug into how Russia's efforts to connect with President Trump and his team spun into high gear after the election, and Mr. Trump's fixation on targeting Hillary Clinton.
Plus, we dug into why some runway construction brought San Francisco's airport—and its fliers—to their knees, and cities' latest thinking on building for a self-driving-car future.
CreditCreditBryan Denton for The New York Times PANDHARKAWADA, India — The first victim was an older woman, discovered facedown in a cotton field with huge claw marks dug into her back.
We dug into the government's recent regulatory framework for AI, the potential for an AI cold war with China, and whether or not the NSA is building a quantum computer.
"Talk House," which features a talent-stocked ensemble led by an excellent Matthew Broderick, covers territory that Mr. Shawn dug into more deeply in his harrowing "The Designated Mourner" (1996).
When she finally dug into the details, she learned of other Lisa Davises in New York City, who were, unlike her, living in neighborhoods with large black or Hispanic populations.
As the two parties pulled further apart and dug into their opposing corners on impeachment, the threat of political backlash from each side's core voters hollowed out the most dissent.
He also dug into his past, telling a story about his grandmother disparaging poor men that stuck with him for years, and another about his grandfather mocking him for crying.
When I saw that, and dug into it a bit more, I found it was done for $38 million, and it's almost twice as long as the one I'm proposing.
Williams had grown up with the space-farers on Star Trek, but he found Heinlein's vision more credible: a colony that dug into and used the resources of their celestial body.
On Sunday, Barack Obama's official White House photographer dug into his archives to unearth this absolutely beautiful, stylish, feel-good shot of rapper Jay-Z laughing beside the former U.S. president.
In partnership with Google Play, Refinery229 dug into the modern woman's experience with gaming, interviewing a host of avid players and industry experts to gain a holistic view into industry practices.
And it wasn't the only project this year to take on famous abusers: The Jordan Peele-produced Lorena reassessed the Bobbitt case, while Leaving Neverland dug into allegations against Michael Jackson.
And while the thought of a new Fallout was exciting for some, especially those who really dug into the lore, other fans found themselves uneasy about the future of the franchise.
A newly hired principal at a Pittsburg, Kansas high school resigned Tuesday after student journalists dug into her past credentials and went full All the President's Men on what they found.
And his legal threats kept both those intent on speaking out and journalists who dug into accusations against him from moving forward with a story that was anything less than ironclad.
Members of the House Russia investigation, meanwhile, have also dug into leaks and the "unmasking" -- or privately revealing their identities in classified reports -- of names as part of the Russia probe.
The news from the House comes as federal investigators have dug into Jared Kushner's role overseeing Trump's data operation -- although he has not been identified as a target of the probe.
When Val Kilmer heard that a Top Gun sequel was in the works, he must have dug into his chest of memorabilia and started prepping for a potential return as Iceman.
At the event, the smiley youngster sported a sweet pair of red suspenders and Cat in the Hat-patterned bow tie and shorts as he dug into his cake without reservation.
Sticking to the later-stage markets, Alex dug into the problems at Wag, which is struggling and looking for a sale despite raising a castle of cash from the Vision Fund.
Prodded by Mr. Martin's own legal filings from prison, and by his lawyer, James D. Henning, the district attorney's office had dug into the case files and found the two documents.
Here, in interviews with Gould and the episode's writer, Gordon Smith, we dug into how the writers solved that challenge and where it left our favorite ambulance-chaser before Monday's finale.
He was seized again in 2014, but pulled off his best known escape the following year when he disappeared into a tunnel dug into his cell in a maximum security prison.
In addition to identifying broader trends, the survey's researchers dug into different age groups and found that listeners over age 55, who were slower to adopt podcasts, are finally catching up.
The bucket teeth that dug into the sand were very effective, but when the bucketwheel broke down, mining stopped — so they were phased out in favor of the shovels and trucks.
Over the past 22016 months, ProPublica has dug into military accidents in recent years that, all told, call into question just how prepared the American military is to fight America's battles.
Ms. Lin dug into Jeff Chen's analyses on XWord Info, worked on learning how to construct and now here she is, with a crossword puzzle published in The New York Times.
Steyer's campaign took offense, noting that the businessman dug into his own pockets to lead the charge on impeachment and separately launched a national voter registration drive before the 2018 midterms.
Normally a staid body, the Senate for the past two weeks has been roiled day after day by the impeachment trial, leaving several senators dejected and dug into their partisan corners.
More recently, Mother Jones dug into a mysterious $403 million loan Trump owes to a company he owns, which experts say might be another vehicle by which to avoid paying taxes.
Journalist Tom Junod dug into Rogers' TV persona and discovered it wasn't make-believe at all: By his account, the man was just as caring in practice as he appeared onscreen.
With production on the fourth season of Netflix&aposs hit series "The Crown" already underway, Insider dug into royal history to predict what stories could be featured on the next season.
Sharon at first scoffed at the question, but then dug into it ... and wanted to know if Trump was adding a, shall we say, special touch to wall models he perused.
More fitting still is that some of the interview's more impassioned moments dug into why and how the Knowleses seize the opportunity to take complete control of their work and narratives.
To celebrate Pisces season and our water sign princess, I dug into the unparalleled genius of Rihanna's Twitter archive and am proud to present: the signs as vintage Rihanna tweets. Enjoy:
Neither were the power lines that run beneath it, the geothermal wells dug into the ground it rolls over, nor the solar panels that line the parking lot to which it leads.
Middlesex University professor Anne-Wil Harzing dug into the issue and found that the article was a made-up citation from the science publisher Elsevier to show authors how to cite works.
Parker's unearthed past has inspired the messy conversations we need to have about consent and the changing way we think about sexual assault, which my colleague Caroline Framke dug into terrifically here.
Business Insider dug into the episode to share four key insights that entrepreneurs and small-business owners can start working on right now to become more productive and discover more free time.
But every so often, there's that fancy-dress event, smack-dab in the middle of the stickiest season — and maybe you haven't dug into that section of your wardrobe since the holidays.
One of the students brought a box of Mexican sweets, and the group of serious-minded activists transformed as they reminisced over their favorite childhood treats as they dug into the goodies.
While the digital divide presents many issues, these experts also dug into the many possible solutions — both big and small — that could make a difference in closing the gap and expanding opportunity.
Now, the security firm IOActive has dug into the code, and according to a Cyberscoop report, the result is several critical vulnerabilities, which have been sitting undiscovered for the past three years.
I played the first game (and its Livin' Large expansion) when they were released, and I dug into The Sims 3's extensive expansion packs toward the end of that game's lifespan.
Value creation in enterprise tech is often driven by a cohort of exits, while value creation in consumer tech is generally driven by large, individual exits — a phenomenon I recently dug into.
While exploring the parcel of land near the body, "detectives located a bunker dug into the hill side which contained a cache of supplies, firearms and ammunition," according to the press release.
Solutions used in other parts of the world, such as basements dug into the cooler ground, tend to flood in Asia unless they have concrete foundations, which many cannot afford, Ammann added.
Those forces published pictures in the wake of last month's U.S. strike showing hideouts dug into the sand, temporary shelters camouflaged with plastic sheeting and branches, stocks of weapons and satellite phones.
Trolls dug into her social media posts and found that, when she was 18, she had defended a common conspiracy theory suggesting the 2016 Nice truck attack that killed 86 was staged.
The U.S. Secret Service dug into almost 50 school shootings from the past 10 years and identified some major red flags that could have prevented the tragedies — and could stop future ones.
The study found that 86 percent of teacher in schools that don't offer a free or reduced lunch school program said they've dug into their own wallets to pay for classroom needs.
"I was going to take it to go, but it was, like, in front of me and I had to start eating it," she said as she dug into the Victory sundae.
Dr. Steiner dug into the letters and other papers of civil servants and interviewed prominent and not-so-prominent historical players to flesh out the picture of how momentous events were shaped.
And Ms. Eve dug into Ms. Teachout for recently becoming a member of the New York State Bar Association — and for the fact that she grew up on a farm in Vermont.
But at the start, its flashback structure — which dug into the past of a new individual castaway with every new episode — provided an easy way for viewers to stick with the show.
Dug into the walls and towers of the Hue Citadel and transforming the buildings of the city into a complex defensive network, the N.V.A. made ready to fight to the last man.
When the crevices they had dug into the bedrock filled up, the herders piled bodies on top of the pits, carefully placing large rocks over the heads and torso of each corpse.
A day after having a panic attack on the witness stand, Jessica Mann returned to court and faced questions from defense attorneys as they dug into her years of communications with Weinstein.
I do think we really dug into the addiction story in a way that educated so many people and made it clear that addiction is an illness and not a moral failing.
Crouching under a makeshift shelter, we dug into plates of freshly caught fish, while an old man reclined on a bench nearby listening to the proceedings of the truth and reconciliation commission.
At the apex of The Good Place's storytelling prowess — the season 2 finale, "Somewhere Else" — the show dug into this idea, with each character having a second chance at a mortal life.
Goldman's Vishal Vivek and his colleagues further dug into the stocks' three-month implied volatilities to discover how much implied upside they have based on their sensitivities to the S&P 500. 
But while "Serial" dug into a serious crime and possible miscarriage of justice, Mr. Taberski instead relentlessly pesters Mr. Simmons and friends for personal details pertaining to his mental and physical health.
Reuters has dug into the hush-hush 2013 wedding — saying that all guests were sworn to secrecy, and the couple rode in on a traditional Russian sleigh drawn by three white horses.
After that, we dug into two different pieces of scooter news (Boo!), namely that you can get a Boosted-branded electric scooter for $1,600 or the new Bird One scooter for around $1,300.
Amy's marriage has been a recurring focus throughout the series' first two seasons, and the second season's penultimate episode, in particular, dug into how the only connection between the two is their daughter.
Since reports first surfaced that hackers targeted more than a dozen American energy utilities, including a Kansas nuclear power plant, the cybersecurity community has dug into the surrounding evidence to determine the culprits.
Yes, Clark might have lost a seemingly can't-lose case, but Paulson dug into the sheer terror and desperation that became evident as Clark slowly watched a guilty verdict slip away from her.
In another, an outline of a body has been dug into the earth, as if to fill with her body, but instead, the 'grave' has been filled with flowers and framed with greenery.
The hearing over dug into core questions about the checks and balances that underpin the American government, on a day when the House has decided to approve an impeachment inquiry of the President.
BuzzFeed News dug into the property records of the 31 homes that Serhant has listed for the developers, as well as nearly 200 others the group acquired in Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx.
He first posted a photo on set of his show eating Bergen Bagels, courtesy of fellow late night host Jimmy Fallon, and also dug into a sandwich from Landi's Pork Store in Brooklyn.
In cross-examinations of Sears' financial advisor, Lazard's Brandon Aebersold, and board member William Transier, the unsecured creditors' legal counsel dug into the uncertainty that persists around Sears' ability to grant continued employment.
For the third year in a row, we asked our readers how they're really feeling about their bodies, and this time we dug into how they perceive and discuss other people's bodies, too.
The Associated Press dug into that "virtually everybody" line and found out that it was completely wrong—nine families out of 43 contacted by the AP told reporters they hadn't heard from Trump.
Like "Endless," the lead single from Bassey that dug into themes of life and death, or debut single "Creeping," this new track is also coming at you with an impressive visual (watch above).
There is frequent fighting between the army and around 1,000-1,0003 militants dug into the hills around Arsal in a large pocket of territory straddling the border, Lebanese General Youssef al-Dik said.
Fighting on Saturday killed more than 100 fighters from both sides as the army and its allies unleashed about 2,000 air and artillery strikes against rebels dug into Syria's northwest, the Observatory said.
Save the Children Senior Vice President Mark Shriver and the organization's trustee actor Jennifer Garner dug into the decade-long push they've made to inject conversations around early childhood education into the mainstream.
In some places, these ponds have been dug into the groundwater table -- water that can be pulled up by private drinking wells, or that eventually makes its way into public drinking water sources.
It certainly restored some credibility to his government, which was ridiculed six months ago when Guzman escaped from a maximum security prison - for the second time - through a tunnel dug into his cell.
As well-established as it is that Trump tweets at Fox News a lot, we were still surprised to find out just how much he does it, once we dug into the research.
In that time solo careers have blossomed, as much as fans have also dug into a litany of Twitter and Instagram comments from OF members – messages that supposedly hinted at the group's demise.
But throughout The Opposition's early episodes, Klepper has dug into the news of the day — or, more accurately, his conspiracy theories about it — with less of Jones's open fury and more arch skepticism.
When we dug into the data, we found that the No. 1 and No. 4 recipients of "small business" funds from Ex-Im were the mom-and-pop shops of Caterpillar and Boeing.
The "unacceptable president" As America's third presidential impeachment trial begins, Meanwhile digital producer Shelby Rose dug into the archives for the original tickets to the very first: the 1868 trial of Andrew Johnson.
Senate Commerce Chairman Roger Wicker (R-Miss.) defended Dickson during a markup Wednesday, and said the committee conducted an extensive review of the issue and dug into hundreds of pages of legal documents.
Searchers found him two days later in a snowdrift he had dug into for insulation, says his neighbor, Inuit environmental and human rights advocate, author, and Nobel Peace Prize nominee Sheila Watt-Cloutier.
The ankle collar rubbed on my heel, the stitched layers of leather at the front of the shoe dug into the top of my foot, and the cushioning in the insole was non-existent.
The researcher at Columbia University's Tow Center for Digital Journalism has dug into the details on how political Twitter trolls manipulate the media, and unearthed an intricate web of conspiracy theory videos on YouTube.
A team of researchers in Norway and the UK, lead by Catherine Fagernes at the University of Oslo, dug into genetics of how and why goldfish make moonshine to overcome the challenges of winter.
Alex Wilhelm dug into public numbers on Extra Crunch to make an educated guess about its pricing prospects: Let's presume that Asana crossed the $73 million ARR mark as 2018 came to a close.
Threat level: The lagoons, dug into the earth next to pig housing, are where the state's more than 2,000 industrial-sized hog farms pump animal waste, which is then treated with waste-eating bacteria.
After reaching the cover of some trees, the rest of the unit dug into a defensive position and called for help for the first time, 53 minutes into the firefight, according to the report.
The Congress What became clear as we dug into the bureaucracy is that Trump can't just wake up on the first day of his presidency and order an army of builders to the border.
Ivanka Trump devoted a decent chunk of her Republican National Convention speech Thursday night to talking about gender pay equity in the United States — and dug into the statistics in a particularly smart way.
But what's most curious about the song's staying power is that, until now, no one has dug into the backstory of how it was made and what happened to the kids who made it.
Earlier previews of the game dug into its ambitions to make racism not just a decorative wrapper, but a part of how Clay and the citizens of the virtual world engage with one another.
The Hill's Lisa Hagen dug into the latest fundraising numbers and found Democratic House candidates raking it in by the millions – astonishing figures that are on par with fundraising numbers for some Senate candidates.
That one was precast in the South, floated up to New York, and quite literally dropped into trenches dug into the East River, with dirt, stone, and concrete slabs placed on top over time.
The New Yorker's Ronan Farrow dug into Lauer's scandal in his new book, "Catch and Kill," where he writes that Harvey Weinstein allegedly pressured NBC News executives to hinder Farrow's investigation to protect Lauer.
The FT and Equilar, a compensation consultancy, dug into the numbers, looking at the 100 largest companies by revenue that had published 2018 data by April 240, the midpoint of the annual reporting calendar.
The article, which was later adapted for Mr. Gladwell's monster best seller "The Tipping Point," dug into research by Milgram, Mark Granovetter (who developed the concept of strong versus weak social ties) and others.
An estimated 223,2455 soldiers and volunteers are dug into sporadic trench lines, desultory garrisons and improvised fighting positions that run along both sides of the conflict — so called because neither government has declared war.
The bar at Boondocks, where Mr. Cooperrider dug into a B.L.T. sandwich on a sleety morning, sits about 1,403 miles from the Arizona deserts where sections of the multibillion-dollar border wall may rise.
He dug into his pocket and pulled out a star-shaped pin, a now-cherished gift doled out to the restaurant staff by members of the Secret Service when they stopped in for subs.
Instead of pulling the rendered assets out of the game, Earl dug into the source code itself and used an emulator in Python to extract the raw assets from the game and render it himself.
On that line, groundwater cooling, as it's known, resembles an engineered A/C: at the Green Park station, five holes were dug into the ground to carry up water from an underground supply, or sump.
" Hilt continues: "We really dug into it and spent a ton of time with customers and prospective customers, the number one thing that we kept hearing is, 'I still want this fashion available in stores.
On Monday, the superstar couple was spotted having lunch at Plan Check Sawtelle in L.A. While mom and dad dug into Plan Check burgers and Beef Tallow Fries, Blue Ivy enjoyed a Jr. Grilled Cheese.
Yeah, I've dug into this world so heavily now and I collect all the bottles and all the cans and everything, and I'm putting out my own soda later this year, like a cloudberry soda.
"Weekend Update" hosts Colin Jost and Michael Che — yet another notable duo — appeared on The Ellen Degeneres Show on Friday, where Che dug into his pal about how his relationship with Johansson changed their dynamic.
A chapter of the 2017 World Happiness Report, co-written by Mr Easterlin, dug into Chinese data from the previous quarter-century and found weak correlations between happiness and several trends commonly blamed for gloom.
Speedrunning historian and YouTuber Summoning Salt dug into the history of Sonic 2 speedrunning, documenting how players approached the Sega Genesis game over the years (sometimes breaking it entirely) to get the fastest times possible.
" But Judge Furman, to his everlasting credit, said that when he actually dug into state precedent, he realized that "neither this court's nor the treatise's conclusion was based on a comprehensive analysis of the law.
While Mueller's mandate was originally to explore election meddling in 2016, he has since dug into whether Trump may have committed the crime of obstruction of justice, deliberately protecting himself or others from law enforcement.
I realize, for the first time, that the space where Apple CEO Tim Cook introduced the iPhone X is not even under the carbon fiber roof; it's dug into the hill next to the building.
The recruits appear to have slept there some of the time: bedding is strewn in two chambers dug into the sides of the tunnel, including a pink duvet cover decorated with cartoon character Mickey Mouse.
If this is what it is to be "natural police," we are back at the idea that police are inherently virtuous, even as the show constantly dug into the ways in which they were not.
But last year, Times Review Media, a news organization that publishes weekly newspapers covering the eastern end of Long Island, dug into her case; its reporters spent months interviewing relatives and investigators and scouring records.
Frustrated by the sparse studies on the subject, we dug into the data from 22 unique gun law policies from the last decade to see which show the strongest correlation with gun injuries and deaths.
In the reverberant acoustics of the crypt, the first part of Mozart's familiar Fantasy in C minor sounded newly ominous, especially given the way Mr. Greilsammer dug into roiling figures in the piano's low register.
To settle the question, John Dewey, a retired professor of geology at Oxford University, and Paul Ryan, a retired geologist at the National University of Ireland, dug into historic records, oceanographic data and field measurements.
But after years of investigation — and the 9/11 investigation dug into everything it could find, with very little in terms of resource constraints — I hadn't been presented with anything that was definitive at all.
She recently dug into her medical records and discovered that in 2011 doctors had found a pocket of fluid in one of her breasts, but didn't mention it to her or take any medical action.
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull did the unthinkable: During a stop in Tasmania, Mr. Turnbull used a knife and fork as he dug into a savory meat pie, which is more commonly devoured with one's hands.
But in this story, which I worked on with my colleague Robert Gebeloff, we dug into how the severe housing shortage, decades in the making, has destabilized life for working families who don't own homes.
Officials said 84 graves were dug into a hillside in the west of Kabul and bodies were brought up throughout the afternoon but, with large public assemblies banned for security reasons, there was no mass funeral.
As he dug into the game's code, he discovered there were lingering features he wanted in Super Meat Boy—the ability to swap soundtracks or delete save files, a glitch with refresh rates—he could address.
BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanese President Michel Aoun said on Tuesday he saw no risk to peace from an operation by Israel's military to disable cross-border tunnels it says were dug into its territory by Hezbollah guerrillas.
She reminds voters that she's "in the trenches" with them despite running for Senate, recalling that in the early days of her campaign she dug into her jar of quarters just to afford gas to canvass.
They said jihadists dug into the Tulul al Safa heights, east of Sweida province, had begun their retreat in the last few days as Syrian army tanks backed by heavy air strikes approached their last hideout.
The more we dug into it the more it was clear that there truly was this management problem –  management crisis almost, and that nobody really had built a great tool for managers and their teams like.
Kate Middleton is known for recycling her favorite outfits – sometimes years apart – and she once again dug into her royal closet for Tuesday's special first-ever joint outing with Queen Elizabeth at King's College in London.
But as players have dug into the code for Dark Souls 3, there's renewed speculation that, at some point, FromSoftware had plans to give players a chance to upend Dark Souls and create your own bonfires.
He was seized again in 2014, but pulled off his best known escape the following year when he disappeared into a ventilated, mile-long (1.6-km) tunnel dug into his cell in a maximum-security prison.
Pueblo Bonito is the largest and grandest of the 12 "great houses" at Chaco, with some 600 rooms and 40 kivas, which are large round ceremonial rooms dug into the Earth and lined with stone masonry.
BEIRUT (Reuters) - Iran-backed Hezbollah has "for years" been able to enter Israel, the Lebanese group's leader said on Saturday, responding for the first time to Israel's discovery of tunnels dug into Israeli territory from Lebanon.
These are the very tunnels, dug into our territory, that Hamas has used time and again to attempt to attack Israeli targets rather than invest in the people of Gaza whose interests it purports to represent.
To get the project off the ground, Mr. Sater dug into his address book and its more than 100 Russian contacts — including entries for President Vladimir V. Putin and a former general in Russian military intelligence.
John Wu, Android security researcher and the developer of the root-enabling Android app Magisk, recently dug into the Lzplay app and Huawei's (Chinese language!) developer documentation to see exactly what is going behind the scenes.
As the two tried to get out from their house arrest restrictions, prosecutors dug into their banking history, making it harder for the men to find millions of dollars they could use as collateral for bail.
The justices dug into the particulars of the case and the reasons the prosecutor gave for removing jurors -- so-called "peremptory challenges" that allow a lawyer to strike a prospective juror without articulating a specific reason.
An hour's drive away, a group of village women followed the scent of alcohol into a cornfield to find vats of moonshine dug into the ground, which they guarded for several hours until the police arrived.
I've kind of dug into the sign-ups and taken a look at, 'OK, has anyone signed up in there who misread some of the headlines out there, and they are plugging in Manhattan to Manhattan?
Nintendo dug into its Switch-exclusive fighting game ARMS in a Nintendo Direct video last night, revealing a ton of ways players can customize their fighters with different boxing gloves, unique game modes, and three new fighters.
The houses of that period would have been more like caves dug into windblown sediment, according to co-author David Cohen, an archaeologist at National Taiwan University, which collapsed when the earthquake hit, killing the people inside.
A 2015 article in Transformative Works and Cultures, a peer-reviewed academic journal that examines popular media and fandom, dug into the dark fandom of Columbine by analyzing the fan art, videos and memes about the shooters.
Differences in food quality Surprised by this result, the researchers dug into the data more deeply and unearthed a possible reason for the difference: The same Mediterranean diet adherence score still included slight differences in food consumption.
Mueller, who for nearly two years dug into Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election and Trump's efforts to impede his probe, will appear under subpoena separately before the House of Representatives Judiciary and Intelligence committees.
With an excellent band led by her musical director and pianist James Sampliner, Ms. Willis dug into its hurt feelings and made you feel that this child of privilege has known more than her share of woe.
Though the coalition pledged to try to avoid battles in crowded urban neighborhoods, the Houthis were well dug into Hodeidah to protect the key supply line to the core northern territory they control, including the capital, Sanaa.
The government has dug into strategic food reserves, but the cost of the effort is a major burden for a nation which is still one of the poorest per capita in Africa despite a fast growing economy.
There were a couple instances where I had to use the metal file on my Swiss Army knife to sand down little sharp bits that dug into my gums, but that was about the worst of it.
I took a trip to Movieland, dug into its history, and interviewed some regulars to find out how the business is still kicking and how it became the last place in the world to project 8mm peepshows.
The button of my black pants dug into my vending machine gut and my polyester work socks slid in my heeled boots as I leaned in the doorway of my boss's empty office, looking out his window.
Then, folks dug into the game's code and found it was possible to revert poise back to the way it worked in previous Dark Souls games, furthering conspiracy theories about what was going on with the stat.
Ten days after Norimitsu Onishi and Selam Gebrekidan reported from South Africa that two children had drowned in the rudimentary latrines dug into the ground at their schools, the president announced a program to tackle the issue.
This week Somini Sengupta, international climate reporter, reflected on travels through dry New South Wales before the election and Rick Paddock, a South East Asia correspondent, dug into a dispute over the site of the Bali bombings.
Punctuating the string of legato scales and curlicues are staccato eighths — notes that are clearly articulated and separated from their neighbors — and he dug into each of these with bite and more than a touch of roughness.
Business Insider dug into those financial stock picks with "fortress"-like qualities some analysts are recommending buy up now, which come down to three: financial technology firm Broadridge and asset management giants BlackRock and T. Rowe Price. 
"I think she'd have an uphill battle in the final election because she's really dug into this position that all jobs in the United States are created by government, they're created by the public sector," Weld said.
René Caovilla, famous for its delicate crystal snake-coil evening sandals, dug into its '70s archives and reintroduced a closed-toe style alongside black pumps and cage sandals studded in gleaming pearls (the gem of the season).
In the months since, as tests have shown that the initial low therapy dose has had no significant effect on his HIV levels, Roberts has dug into the research and talked to many scientists investigating a similar approach.
Swonk's firm dug into why the overall average hourly wages were up only 22 percent in January and found from the Bureau of Labor Statistics that a lack of bonuses was a big factor in the wage decline.
Researchers at the University of Southern California, Indiana University, and China's Tsinghua University have dug into the code of Apple's MacOS and iOS operating systems to reverse-engineer just how the company's devices implement differential privacy in practice.
Partly dug into the mountain, the monument consists of a wall of more than 23,19673 white bricks, engraved with only the sparest of details: the names of the dead and the dates they died, arranged in chronological order.
LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. investigators pursuing a long-running criminal investigation into WikiLeaks and its founder Julian Assange have dug into the website's activities going back years, people who have been in contact with witnesses in the case say.
We had an action-filled week as we dug into two meltdowns: one that took place on the public markets, and another that could cast a chill over unicorns that are still grazing on heaps of private funding.
Brown and others have reported that Alan Dershowitz and others on Epstein's legal team dug into the pasts of potential witnesses and of the prosecutors themselves, perhaps contributing to the decision not to take Epstein's case to trial.
More than a decade later, after his recapture, he escaped from the Altiplano prison — this time, on a motorcycle his associates left for him in a mile-long tunnel they had dug into the shower of his cell.
After two children drowned in pit toilets (rudimentary latrines dug into the ground) at a school in South Africa's Mpumalanga province, The Times's Norimitsu Onishi and Selam Gebrekidan investigated the crumbling education system that led to their deaths.
He made headlines not just for being kidnapped but for what he endured: twelve days in a dank, dark pit that had been dug into a hillside near the 158th Street off-ramp of the Henry Hudson Parkway.
Yet a photograph of the campaign-manager-turned-presidential-advisor sitting on her knees with her heels dug into the crotch of a sofa in the Oval Office has aroused the bloodlust of Trump detractors on the prowl.
But now, in a report for the Natural Resources Defense Council, Ralph Cavanagh, Peter Miller, and Charlie Komanoff gathered the official statistics, made the spreadsheet, and dug into the question of whether California really is doing something right.
Che then dug into Trump regarding his Friday visit to Alabama in the wake of several deadly tornadoes there, which have killed at least 23 people: President Trump visited tornado victims in Alabama and signed bibles for them.
Who hasn't dug into a lukewarm plate of Seamless' finest pad see ew, or shoveled down yet another eggs benedict from some bleak Morgan L stop brunch factory, and felt a bit of their soul crumble into dust?
Nintendo on Wednesday dug into a handful of amazing-looking indie games coming to the Nintendo Switch over the next year, and it looks like this is going to be a year packed with fun and innovative new titles.
A pair of researchers form Colorado State Researchers dug into the feeling of premonition that often accompanies déjà vu, using lab experiments that tried to induce the sensation and tracked whether subjects really did know what would come next.
I've been trying to find time to pick up more nonfiction books this fall, and one of the more interesting ones that I've dug into is American Fire: Love, Arson, and Life in a Vanishing Land by Monica Hesse.
Their investigation dug into the limits of automation: as in the case of the stubborn 3% of cheques which persistently elude efforts to computerise the entirety of the cheque-processing system, and which must be parsed by human workers.
" He also dug into Kavanaugh's defense, noting that the female friends the judge listed off while trying to paint a more temperate picture of himself wasn't testimony so much as a "plaintive, spoken-word cover of 'Mambo No. 5.
That's what The Late Show host Stephen Colbert dug into on Thursday, addressing the president's perpetual need to incorrectly include Alabama in Dorian's direct path (in tweets or with markers), despite the National Weather Service correcting this multiple times.
In 2016, as federal investigators dug into allegations that Mayor Bill de Blasio traded favors for political donations, a senior official at a city agency at the center of the probe was demoted and given a sharp pay cut.
Bloomberg appeared unprepared to respond to jabs from his Democratic rivals, who dug into his record as New York City mayor and his attitudes toward women — he has been accused by former employees of inappropriate comments in the workplace.
I loved stopping at the ubiquitous hole-in-the-wall pizza shops, where the Neapolitan owners barely spoke French and at restaurants like Nour d'Egypte, where I dug into spreads of falafel and pulverized vegetables for next to nothing.
Waight Keller dug into the Givenchy archives for the inspiration for the wide-brimmed hats, including the floor-length style that nearly enveloped the model Kaia Gerber, who wore an off-the-shoulder bridal gown of exquisite guipure lace.
The federal government has long earmarked tunnels it has dug into Yucca Mountain — deep in a military reserve where the federal government once tested atomic bombs — for burials of the waste from Hanford and the nation's commercial reactor fleet.
Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump dug into his protectionist trade position on Friday, arguing that trade wars can be good and vowing to slap reciprocal tariffs on any goods even as his actions rattle markets and anger US allies.
The makers of films like 1989's "Major League" and 1988's "Eight Men Out" gave us the thoughts of the batters as they dug into the box, the catcher's mantras and occasional trash talk, the umpire's endless exasperation.
The British architect Amanda Levete and her team have dug into an underused corner of the Victoria and Albert Museum here to create a nearly 12,000-square-foot temporary exhibition space that will be among the largest in Britain.
Thursday's debate touched on the finer points of criminal law and constitutional standards for impeachment as lawmakers dug into the details of the case, tussling over whether Trump's "high crimes and misdemeanors" actually met the threshold for his removal.
The Baglinis watched the other day as a few gulls huddled under a beach umbrella, dug into an open beach bag while the owners were away, pulled out a bag of chips and enjoyed a feast on the sand.
The Baglinis watched the other day as a few gulls huddled under a beach umbrella, dug into an open beach bag while the owners were away, pulled out a bag of chips and enjoyed a feast on the sand.
The US government doesn't have a department for AI. The field still has lots of open questions — many of which might make AI look much more scary, or much less so — which no one has dug into in depth.
Just as we would with a crab cake, we dug into the Jackfruit Cakes with a fork once they were out of the oven, and it immediately became evident that all we had heard about the texture of jackfruit is true.
And when security researcher Nitay Artenstein dug into the Broadcom chip module that helps power every iPhone and most modern Android devices, he found a flaw that had the potential to completely undermine the expensive security of all of them.
The Twilight actress also supported the DJ while she spun at the Nylon Midnight Garden bash later that night, where guests dug into Umami Burger and sipped on cocktail in the secret Freeform "Dead of Summer" vintage school bus bar.
Some things cities and governments are doing to counter the threat: THE BASIC BOLLARD — AND HOW TO IMPROVE IT Whether a post dug into a sidewalk or an unwieldy hunk of concrete, bollards are the most common anti-car shield.
U.S.-trained CTS units battled sniper and mortar fire, often moving from house to house, reaching the Aamel district of western Mosul on Friday, in a push to tighten the noose around Islamic State fighters dug into the old city center.
"When the EFF dug into AppFlash's privacy policy, it found that the spyware collects a user's "mobile number, device identifiers, device type and operating system, and information about the AppFlash features and services you use and your interactions with them.
Back in January, I joined hundreds of other freshmen girls who had adorned themselves with Burberry scarves tied in neat knots, Stuart Weitzman boots that dug into the dirty slush, and Chanel clutches draped over their shoulders like Christmas ornaments.
The Associated Press dug into some data via a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request and found that in the 12 weeks following Donald Trump's election (November 8, 403 through January 31, 2017), 170 Americans applied for citizenship to New Zealand.
Both are about young treasure hunters, both skew toward sci-fi conclusions, both are indebted to Indiana Jones, the films that dug into the tombs of the Hollywood Studio lot and uncovered those long dead adventure serials of the 1930s.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The debate over whether President-elect Donald Trump should fire the head of a U.S. consumer watchdog after taking office came to a boil on Tuesday, with congressional lawmakers sending off strong letters that dug into constitutional law.
Washington (CNN)The Senate judiciary committee dug into questions of Russia's interference in the US elections Wednesday -- but delayed hearing from one of its key witnesses amid a procedural row spurred by the continuing health care fight in the Senate.
At the remains of El Gato hotel, once a five-story complex in the city's damaged center, scores of police and firefighters dug into the rubble for a fourth day to find guests and workers who had been buried there.
Last week, in celebration of Herman Melville's 200th birthday, The New York Times dug into its archives to reveal that Melville was so obscure when he died that the paper misspelled his most famous book ("Mobie Dick") in his obituary.
During the reception held at the Green Door Gourmet venue, guests dug into the all-white confection made up of two tiers of chocolate cake filled with chocolate mousse buttercream and salted caramel, and two tiers of traditional almond wedding cake.
Like on spring break, when I dug into my first home-cooked meal in months, and said how much I missed the taste of grandma's rice, forgetting that my mother was under the impression that I ate it all the time.
Over the course of the nine-minute segment, Meyers dug into his feelings about the result, his perpetual confusion with all things Trump, the virulent racism that defined the president-elect's campaign, and what it means that Hillary Clinton lost.
Defense analysts say a major goal of the campaign was to complete a security belt around the capital, where for years rebels dug into an elaborate network of tunnels and well- fortified positions had resisted countless offensives to seize the enclave.
He dug into the history of certain dishes, tracing the heritage of flavors and the people who brought them to the Caribbean, and focused on how those flavors were melded and reshaped by new ingredients and new generations of cooks.
Opinion Marine Corps recruits arrive for the Emblem Ceremony on Parris Island, S.C. — the event near the end of boot camp where they officially become Marines — mosquito-bitten and sunburned, sand wedged under their fingernails and dug into their scalps.
Defense analysts say a major goal of the government's campaign was to complete a security belt around the capital, where for years rebels dug into a network of tunnels and well-fortified positions resisted countless offensives to seize the enclave.
At our destination, crowded with people and warmed by the enormous fire, we picked up hefty, wooden-handled knives and dug into an ojo de bife (rib eye) capped with crispy fat and cooked to precisely the rare degree we wanted.
The jury will also likely hear about his two daring jailbreaks — one, at least according to lore, while hidden in a laundry cart and the other through a mile-long tunnel his associates dug into the shower of his cell.
The New York Times reporter Lisa Friedman, who covers climate and wrote about this topic, dug into her reporter's notebook to answer some of your top questions: What exactly is the role of climate change in these intensifying wildfire seasons?
After Dr. Blasey's opening statement gripped the hearing room, Ms. Mitchell immediately dug into granular details, asking the witness to read and correct messages she exchanged with a reporter at The Washington Post and a letter shared with Ms. Feinstein.
A magnificent stretch of desert sandwiched between mountains, Gansu was once China's Wild West, containing the westernmost structures of The Great Wall, built to ward off attacking nomadic hordes, and legendary shrines dug into cliffs for the westward spread of Buddhism.
When Mike D'Antoni took over as coach before the 2008-9 season, Marbury lost his job as the starting point guard and dug into a prolonged fight with the Knicks over how much he should be paid to go away.
Then, guests dug into a garden-forward dinner composed of light summer dishes — kale-avocado salad, feta-corn tomato salad and green onion-mushroom orzo — and spicy-marinade flank steak, grilled on the spot and wreathed with fresh basil and rosemary.
We kicked off by running through a few short-forms to get things going, including: Turning to longer cuts, the team dug into the latest from SoftBank, its Vision Fund and the successes and struggles of its enormous startup bets.
Over three hours, a frat party's worth of beer was consumed as we dug into plates of barbecued short ribs and tiny tortellini-shaped frog organs (I will never know which ones exactly — some things are better left to mystery).
While the Star Wars prequels sought to answer questions about the Force and the Jedi order, more recent Star Wars stories like Rogue One and The Mandalorian have really dug into how religion manifests in other corners of the galaxy.
Two years later, after he was recaptured in a hotel in Mazatlán by the D.E.A. and the Mexican marines, he escaped from prison again — this time, through a lighted, ventilated, mile-long tunnel dug into the shower of his cell.
They also say Republicans should have dug into a little-known Trump aide named Tera Dahl, who held a senior role in his campaign and served as the deputy chief of staff at the National Security Council after Trump took office.
The sometimes raucous session before a subcommittee of the House Judiciary Committee lasted nearly three and a half hours and dug into the darkest corners of the nation's history, exposing the bitter cultural and ideological divides in Washington and beyond.
So when a judge last week unsealed nearly 900 pages of search warrant applications and affidavits prepared by the federal authorities investigating Michael D. Cohen, President Trump's former lawyer and fixer, they immediately dug into the documents, looking for news.
Defence analysts say a major goal of the campaign was to complete a security belt around the capital, where for years rebels dug into an elaborate network of tunnels and well- fortified position had resisted countless offensives to seize the enclave.
As the mobile app winds down to its final weeks (though the website is slated to stay online for the time being), we dug into the archives to find some Vines that capture the angst and ecstasy of being an electronic music fan.
With less than a week till the Tanners are back in our lives, John Stamos — who played the charismatic Uncle Jesse — dug into his home movie archives and resurrected some behind-the-scenes footage from the beloved early days of 'Full House.
That's according to real-estate site Trulia, which "dug into the data around jobs, population, development and home values across the U.S." to find three particular cities they deem "high-growth" and "way more affordable" in terms of housing than similar places.
"If you try on the same brand in a different color it is sometimes a different size," Zalando fitting model Savina Bellotto said as she squeezed a foot into a stiletto shoe with a shiny silver buckle that dug into her ankle.
Now, imagine a bunch of signs dug into the front lawns of the townsfolk, say, announcing that Jack's selling his lawnmower, that Martha's birthday karaoke shindig at Denny's is this Saturday, and that Al would like you to mail him some feet pics.
Meanwhile, RBC's investigative journalists dug into taboo topics others did not dare touch: Russian soldiers fighting in eastern Ukraine; the finances of the Russian Orthodox Church; and the business arrangements of a woman alleged to be Mr Putin's daughter and her husband.
The result was a complex and extensive piece that dug into Lee's callous reputation within the comics industry, in part by pinpointing a specific fracture point between Lee and Jack Kirby, the great comic artist-writer and Lee's working partner at Marvel.
While Barry Williams — and the rest of the world — continue to mourn the sudden death of Florence Henderson, we dug into the PEOPLE archives and found a sweet memory that The Brady Bunch star shared years ago in his book, Growing Up Brady.
This is exactly the process that Yussef Cole dug into earlier this week in his essay on Mafia 3's interaction with the legacy of black nationalism, and in many ways Lincoln Clay is a kind of superhero figure inheriting those ideas.
Connie Chen, Insider Picks reporter: Ultimate Opaque Matte Tights, (70 Denier), $36 available at Nordstrom I've generally steered clear of tights altogether because past styles I've tried always dug into my waist and the comfort trade-off just wasn't worth it for me.
Mr. Barstow, Ms. Craig and Mr. Buettner dug into the fortune that Fred C. Trump, the prolific New York City builder who died in 1999, passed on to President Trump and his surviving siblings, Maryanne Trump Barry, Robert Trump and Elizabeth Trump Grau.
Despite that, TechCrunch wrote a host of posts on the companies that presented (you can see our notes here), dug into a number of the startups individually (here and here, for example), and sat down with Y Combinator's CEO for an interview.
KYIV — It was Sunday evening, and my friends and I were reminiscing about movies from the '90s as we dug into bowls of fire red vindaloo, yellow chicken curry, and green spinach paneer at an Indian restaurant in the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv.
For the first time, these modernist works have a permanent dedicated space in the Tate St. Ives, which has a vast new extension dug into a hillside off Porthmeor Beach, a favored spot with surfers that doubled the museum's gallery area in October.
We sat down to a huge, wholesome lunch served family-style, and dug into miso-glazed eggplants, piles of freshly picked greens, carrots and broccoli, a homely but luscious fish pie crowned with a cloud of buttery mash, and two puddings with custard.
Swastikas have been Silly-Stringed onto a sidewalk, carved into a synagogue, and dug into a park in Levittown, N.Y. The Anti-Defamation League reported that, in the first quarter of 2017, acts aimed at Jews and Jewish institutions surged by 86 percent.
READ: Just as many African-Americans say they'd consider voting for Bernie Sanders as Joe Biden The poll shared with VICE News also found that gun violence is also a defining issue for Generation Z and Millennials and also dug into why.
Two senators -- one a Republican, the other a Democrat -- dug into their consciences and announced, at potentially great personal cost, that they would endure whatever wrath may come and do what in their hearts they know is right: vote to convict the president.
That same year, the Washington Post dug into the activities of Trump's charitable foundation and discovered Trump often spent donations on personal expenses, like buying a giant portrait of himself; in December, amid lawsuits and investigations, the Trump Foundation agreed to dissolve.
For his ongoing Roald Dahl inspired segment, "Don and the Giant Impeach," the Late Show host dug into Trump's joint press conference with the president of Finland on Wednesday, in which he was naturally questioned on the impeachment inquiry following the Ukraine scandal.
New charts show how Instagram&aposs plan to make money from Stories is hitting a wallAmanda Perelli, our reporter covering the business of influencers, dug into how much money creators get from YouTube videos depending on how many views a video generates.
"Epic Games, when they created Fortnite, for years and years, hired psychologists — they really dug into the human brain and they really made the effort to make it as addictive as possible," Alessandra Esposito Chartrand, a Calex Legal attorney, said on CBC.ca.
One by one, they grabbed a bundle of the seedlings and picked their way through snow-clad fallen branches, searching for holes that had been dug into the black earth on the edge of the Harz National Park in the heart of Germany.
He dug into Visa's presentation explaining the purchase on Extra Crunch — it paid more than twice Plaid's last valuation — and found the classic tale of a large, slow-moving incumbent strategically buying a hot younger company in order to grow into newer markets.
Dell dug into his personal fortune and partnered with private-equity shop Silver Lake and a group of lenders to raise nearly $20 billion — other buyout shops including KKR, TPG, and Blackstone kicked the tires but declined to get involved, according to Forbes.
"That's when I started thinking, 'An Afghan restaurant could be a good idea,'" he told me as we dug into bowls of finely balanced lamb and chicken karahi (a lightly spiced curry), lamb chops, and fluffy naan fresh out of the tandoor.
Nintendo, which I dearly love, dug into the success of Breath of the Wild by promising a direct sequel for the title, something that's a bit unusual for the Zelda series, Jesus, even Animal Crossing is nearly a 20-year franchise at this point!
CNN reported earlier this month that investigators looking into Giuliani's business dealings in Ukraine have dug into everything from possible financial entanglements with alleged corrupt Ukrainian figures to counterintelligence concerns raised by some of those business ties, according to people briefed on the matter.
A flurry of social media posts seemed to indicate yesterday that a rollout was in the works, but 9to5Google dug into the situation and realized that news of the rollout stemmed from a series of misunderstandings, rather than T-Mobile actually launching the new feature.
So we dug into the subject and wrote an article about it for The Times – and today unveil a recipe for Mississippi Roast that is not too different from the original but is largely free of packaged ingredients because we don't like cooking with them.
The DEA agents and Colombian police officers tasked with bringing him down were comparatively dull — especially as the show dug into the drastically different sides of Escobar's personality, which could help Colombia's poor with one hand while the other was ordering the murder of dozens.
DEFINING (AND REWARDING!) REAL BEAUTY Our ever-popular Beauty Innovator Awards really dug into what women consider beautiful this year, celebrating brands who made inclusivity a priority, the people that showed us new ways to express beauty, and the no-BS products that actually worked.
And, often in partnership with Daniel Kahneman, a Nobel laureate who pioneered the application of psychology to economics, Mr Krueger dug into the measurement of subjective well-being, hoping to find better ways of capturing shifts in what matters most in life (see article).
Up top we dug into the massive new Instacart round, the completion of its Series E. The new $150 million brings Instacart's valuation to a staggering $4.35 billion, up from $4.2 billion when it closed the first $200 million of its latest round of capital.
The Times even dug into the psychology behind our fascination: "'It evokes a kind of voyeurism, wondering what is going on behind a door or window,&apos" said Erin Barnett, the director of exhibitions and collections for the International Center of Photography in Downtown Manhattan.
The late-night sketch show dug into the former reality star on Saturday's cold open, mocking his relatively small inauguration crowd size compared to the hundreds of thousands of women (and men and children) who took to the streets the next day in protest.
And according to a new book from the duo who previously dug into conspiracy theories surrounding the American icon's eventual murder, it was around this time that the Mississippi White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan put out a contract hit on Dr. King.
If it wasn't clear to the White House before, it should be now: the administration picked an absurd fight spurred by a presidential temper tantrum, dug into an untenable position, and is now very far out on a very thin branch in the courts.
As I dug into the resistant claws with spoon, skewer, and fingernail, I found myself marveling at the thought that Providence would probably have to double its tasting menu prices just to pay for the hours of prep that go into this red kelp crab.
This week Kate Clark and Alex Wilhelm dug into the latest, namely big news on the fund front from folks you know, two China-based companies going public on domestic exchanges and what's next in the long-running sagas of getting Uber and Slack public.
As we dug into her experience as an artist in the social-media age and her driving forces as a creative and a human, she laid out a holistic vision for buoying young women that's rooted in self-care, social awareness, and personal expression.
Shortly after The Shadow Brokers dumped the files, Mustafa Al-Bassam, a security researcher and former Lulzsec hacker, started what would become an incredibly detailed Twitter thread, combining his own research with other findings that sprung up as researchers dug into the various tools.
This week, we dug into New York's dog registration database again, analyzing 583,103 dog registrations between 2012 and 2016, to determine where big dogs are most popular — or, to be precise, which boroughs have the highest percentage of dogs that weigh more than 50 pounds.
The show, which quickly became a big hit after it debuted in December 2015, dug into the criminal cases of Steven Avery and his nephew Brendan Dassey, both of whom were sentenced to life in prison in Wisconsin for the 2005 murder of Teresa Halbach.
CNN previously reported that investigators have been looking into Giuliani's business dealings in Ukraine and have dug into everything from possible financial entanglements with alleged corrupt Ukrainian figures to counterintelligence concerns raised by some of those business ties, according to people briefed on the matter.
During the years of intense fighting in Afghanistan, the United States dropped a handful of similar bombs to destroy caves believed to be used by the Taliban and Al Qaeda, as well as to frighten troops dug into trenches who were not immediately killed.
MORE STORIES FROM THE HILL: Faithless electors flirt with anarchy How President Obama can retaliate against Russia If Russian claws dug into US politics, Obama — not Trump — let it happen If the White House and Senate reports are inconclusive, the College should install Trump.
Coulter has dug into Trump a number of times in recent months, criticizing him for "folding" on his proposed border wall with Mexico by agreeing to a short-term spending deal to end the 35-day government shutdown without securing funding for the wall.
At Happy Paradise, a funky, neon-lit spot in SoHo (that is, south of Hollywood Road) run by innovative local chef May Chow, we dug into twists on regional specialties, like an egg waffle made with sourdough and fried chicken zapped with Sichuan peppercorns.
Angus Burgin, a Johns Hopkins historian, has thoroughly dug into the history of the Mont Pelerin Society, founded by the libertarian economist Friedrich Hayek in 1947: He showed how a transnational network of free market thinkers helped change the global conversation on political economy.
"From a forensics standpoint, date and time stamps from these files can help us determine whether the game was being played when a particular incident happened," Cindy Murphy, the forensics researcher who previously dug into Pokémon Go, wrote in a blog post in July.
The more you dug into Scandal on a thematic level, the more it became about a bunch of women and people of color trying to prop up an administration headed up by an empty suit of a white man (Tony Goldwyn's President Fitzgerald Grant).
"It's bizarre to create a new entity outside of government to dig into things that have already been dug into, to not use the expertise you have, and not have the commission report to the president," said Keith Humphreys, a drug policy expert at Stanford.
Vox's Andrew Prokop has dug into the weeds of Senate policy and finds there is indeed space for Republicans to pursue at least two more budget reconciliation bills before the end of December 2018, after which they may no longer control both chambers of Congress.
The police charged her alleged rapist with murder, and as the homicide trial approaches, national reporter Jessica Testa dug into his life, revealing a troubled youth, a series of unprosecuted crimes…broken communication between the school and police, bureaucratic hurdles, and second chance after second chance.
We got the larger picture — shocked students, predictable debates, and the ripple effect on the higher-ups (and prominent donors) of Winchester, all of which culminated at the town hall meeting — but the show only briefly, lightly touched on exactly how this dug into Reggie's psyche.
Because when I dug into the numbers of what happened, even to the manufacturing workers in the Midwest and the South, we automated away 4 million manufacturing jobs in Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Missouri, Iowa — all the swing states that Donald Trump needed to win, not coincidentally.
I never dug into the DLC for either of its sequels, either, so I'm looking forward to that, when free time finds a way—though I might skip the questionable politics of Infinite, as much as my cloudy memory suggests I quite liked it the first time.
And then the final seven really showcased the series' strengths, as they dug into the raw horror surrounding the Battle of Culloden — the English forces' final crushing of the Jacobite Rebellion in 1746 — which time-traveling Claire (Outlander's protagonist) knew was coming but was powerless to stop.
The fact-checking website Snopes dug into it: Based on comments in the BluegrassPreps message board, the intent of the black body paint was not racial but was instead a school tradition related to "black out" games, during which fans wore black to support the team.
Last year, when a Reddit detective dug into Dril's pre-Twitter history and unearthed his government name, both his fanbase and the media collectively chose to ignore the reveal and avoid proliferating the name so as to not spoil the last pure thing on the internet.
According to a new study by Carmen Fought and Karen Eisenhauer — two linguists who dug into the dialogue across the Disney Princess animated movies — men are taking up way more than their fair share of talking time, particularly during the films of the '80s and '90s.
The third presidential debate dug into some of Congress's biggest challenges – those overarching, unresolved problems that remain, that the next administration and Congress will inherit: a crumbling national infrastructure, financially unsustainable Social Security and Medicare programs, insecure energy, and a ballooning national debt to name a few.
Investigators have dug into virtually everything, including the way Mr. Cohen ran his taxi business, how he bought the silence of two women claiming affairs with Mr. Trump and whether he had information about possible contact between Mr. Trump's campaign and Russian operatives during the 2016 election.
The staff, taken aback by my presence, laughed in delight as I dug into a plate of kebabs known as shashlik, perfectly crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside, and samsa, a cousin to the samosa, filled with meat and baked in a tandoor.
Whether you've already dug into the film or are saving it for the long weekend, chances are as soon as you turn it on, you'll somehow start feeling nostalgic for high school romances — even if you never had one and even if you couldn't stand high school.
Such concerns are foremost in the minds of the authorities, given that Mr. Guzmán twice escaped from prison while in Mexico, the first time in a laundry cart and the second time by way of a mile-long tunnel dug into the shower of his cell.
Until I dug into my own central story about being the overachieving youngest child of seven, set in contrast to a brother who screwed up constantly and died relatively young of addiction, I didn't realize how full of holes and laced with judgment my story was.
Under cloudy skies in fall 2002, as guests and reporters looked on, Donald J. Trump dug into the ground with a gold-painted shovel to signify the opening of Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, N.J. "Let's take a little dirt out of here," Mr. Trump said.
Mr. Guzmán is still considered something of a folk hero in his homeland, not least for having twice escaped from high-security prisons there, the first time in a laundry cart and later by way of a mile-long tunnel dug into the shower of his cell.
Then, using a shovel, he dug into a mound of limestone that had been pulverized in the chipping process, deposited it on the pavement, swept it into the cracks with a broom, and then watered it to create what, once it dried, would be a porous mortar.
But many people on social media have dug into the terms of service for TrustedID, Equifax's own identity protection product, and have raised fears that by simply checking to see if you were a part of a hack, you may be forfeiting your right to sue.
In under seven minutes, SNL dug into the commonalities between people who view each other as total opposites, the racially motivated anxieties of Trump's base, and many Americans' hesitance to cross increasingly polarized political lines in search of anything they might like on the other side.
Jenner showed off her festival fashion in a lacy black top and dug into French fries at the bash, where guests snacked on McDonald's All Day Breakfast items and played a giant-sized game of Chevrolet Plinko (the 2016 Chevrolet Cruze was also on display at the party).
We dug into the controversy in an episode of the Netflix documentary series Follow This, showing viewers how a massive safe injection site in Vancouver has reversed thousands of overdoses over the past 22018 years, and meeting the people fighting for — and against — a proposed site in Seattle.
The season premiere more than dug into Rick's quaking peril in the face of Negan's inhumanity, but it could be interesting to see how Rick adjusts to the new status quo, or how the Alexandrians react to being told they're now the subjects of such a horrible person.
"When we dug into that research, I think we were all astounded to find how many times this happened, this disturbingly similar story of a male high school athlete violating a weaker boy with some sort of instruments like a mop handle or a pool cue," he said.
Readers who dug into the deeper context might add that U.S. officials long have harbored national security concerns with regard to Huawei, worried that the company is too cozy with the Chinese government and military and could be covertly collecting data from countries with interests opposed to China's.
When he arrived at the age of 15 in early 1969, as one of millions of Chinese youth sent to the countryside by Mao, the village's 360 residents lived in caves dug into the dry, ocher-colored hillsides, and eked a meager existence out of the dusty soil.
A believer in highly precise Japanese manufacturing approaches, Mr. Shanahan quickly dug into the details of the technical side of the Pentagon as he went about remaking the budget under the direction of Mr. Mattis, according to current and former officials who insisted on anonymity to speak candidly.
City workers were on his corner in Flushing, Queens, to construct a bioswale, a pit dug into the sidewalk that is filled with rocky soil and topped by shrubbery, designed to absorb polluted storm water otherwise running into the sewer system, some eventually seeping into waterways like Flushing Creek.
On top of that, sleuths on Reddit and Tumblr have dug into the website's source code to find numbers they interpret as coordinates for the cities of Paris, Los Angeles, London, New York, Tokyo, Sao Paulo, Ibiza and Indio, California, which would make sense as major tour destinations.
JUCHITÁN DE ZARAGOZA, Mexico — Under the glare of portable floodlights and the flashlights that some held, men in sweat-soaked jumpsuits dug into a hillock of rubble in this town, the night after the largest earthquake to hit Mexico in a century flattened buildings here and across southern Mexico.
At the pink-themed fête (planned and designed by Vanessa Michelle Co. and A1 Party Rental), guests sipped on pink champagne, dug into tacos by MH Taco Catering and snacked on Grace and Honey Cakes treats including cake pops, lemon poppy cupcakes, macarons and Oreo gems, plus cookies by Cousin Cookie.
I was heavily dug into a phase of pretension at the time all my friends started getting into it, and made such a fuss about how crap and self-congratulatory it was that I couldn't ever sign up, even years later when, at times, I imagine I could have enjoyed it.
In this infuriating piece for BuzzFeed News, Stephanie Lee dug into the shadowy industry of compounding pharmacies: The lawsuits spotlight the shadowy, booming industry of "compounding pharmacies," companies that make drugs for people who need customized products that aren't sold by pharmaceutical companies — such as a pill in liquid form.
For a paper in Scientific Reports, researchers at the Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences at University of California San Diego dug into the Food and Drug Administration database where people report negative effects from medications; the FDA uses the Adverse Effect Reporting System (FAERS) to monitor for safety concerns.
A 2016 study by Harvard and Princeton researchers dug into federal employment numbers and found that "94 percent of the net employment growth in the U.S. economy from 2005 to 2015 appears to have occurred in alternative work arrangements," which include temp workers, on-call workers, independent contractors, and freelancers.
After a few warm-up rants about how creepy Michael Shannon is, that dickhead who works at the diner, and washing your hands before you pee, Jones dug into a critical issue, asking a question no one has yet been brave enough to pose: What's the fish room smell like?
Guzmán was convicted on drug and murder charges in Mexico in 1993, but escaped from prison twice — once, according to some accounts, in a jailhouse laundry cart and later on a motorcycle his associates left for him in a mile-long tunnel they dug into the shower of his cell.
This Is Us has examined the story of a black child adopted by a white family with real sensitivity for both sides of that equation, and its best episodes have dug into how everybody can have the best of intentions in a situation like that and still come up wanting.
Psychologist Elaine Kasket has spent the last decade investigating this dilemma, and in a new book—All the Ghosts in the Machine—she goes further, questioning whether we can even start asking these questions in a meaningful way while big tech has its claws dug into every facet of our lives.
From the Kastro, I had looked down over the craterlike shoreline of Adamas Bay; the white buildings of Embourios three miles across to the west; and closer, over the village of Klima, with its beguiling syrmata, two-story fishermen's huts dug into the cliffs, waves lapping at their bright red and blue doors.
At Denver's annual Taste of Ethiopia festival this month, he dug into a spread of injera and beef tibs, eating the traditional way — with his hands — while squeezed between Nick Metz, the Aurora police chief, and Geta Asfaw, a prominent Ethiopian immigrant and a businessman who owns a number of McDonald's franchises.
When Ms. Steel and Michael Schmidt, another Times reporter, dug into settlements surrounding Mr. O'Reilly, they came to understand that the culture that protects abusers — and, in some cases, enables them to harass or assault multiple people — can be institutionalized by human resources departments and the internal legal teams that draft such settlements.
In its 20183 annual report, the company outlined not only the risks associated with changing privacy laws including GDPR and the recently passed California Consumer Privacy Act, which the company lobbied against, but also the danger of becoming the media's punching bag if news outlets dug into Facebook's practices around data use and sharing.
We've investigated an epidemic of abuse among women during childbirth and the poorly-understood phenomenon of stalking; reported on the impact of the transgender military ban; dug into the future of the feminist movement and the state of women's rights post #MeToo; and highlighted the human cost of the political threats to our reproductive health.
Gino Migliosi, who cures prosciuttos for the Fratelli Rustici farm, said he leaves them to cure for two and a half years in caves dug into the hillsides outside Norcia — in the traditional way, relying on natural temperature fluctuations, breezes and yeasts instead of the climate control or convection fans that many modern producers use.
While China has previously offered increased purchases of U.S. farm, energy and other goods to try to resolve the trade disputes, negotiators also dug into thornier issues, including U.S. demands that China take steps to protect American intellectual property and end policies that Washington says force U.S. companies to turn over technology to Chinese firms.
After talking up gun control laws and criminal justice reform on a recent South Carolina campaign swing, Ms. Warren dug into the nitty-gritty of free market regulation and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, a federal agency she helped create, which has returned more than $12 billion to people in refunds and canceled debts.
Fearing a reprise of the 22000 Wisconsin Senate race — when outside groups targeted the Democratic candidate, Russ Feingold, who lost even though he had held a lead two months before the election in a Marquette poll over the incumbent Republican, Senator Ron Johnson — Ms. Baldwin's campaign has already dug into her formidable campaign chest.
O.J. will ultimately conclude about American life — I haven't seen the finale yet — but in its first six episodes, the miniseries has increasingly dug into the idea that our worst demons weren't invented 20 years ago by a murder trial but have always been there, just without a camera preserving their ugliness for the future.
Real court scenes (when Awan pleaded guilty and waved his right to a trial by jury), possible depositions of House staffers and members of Congress, and the investigations that would take place if the Justice Department pursued additional charges would have necessarily dug into a lot of things the Washington establishment would rather not deal with publicly.
If she placed the bowl in the tray table's center, it pressed against the back of the seat in front of her, the inhabitant of which seat had, naturally, reclined, and if she moved the bowl toward her, its lip dug into her chest, and either way, given Kai's luck, a sharp bump would spill blood all over everything.
When I actually dug into the details, there were several aspects of this app's Smart Savings that sold me on downloading it: If you're like me and would like to earn interest, that's possible with a workaround: You can pull savings from Albert without any transfer fees and add that money to a high-yield savings account instead.
But the longer the show has run (and the more time Farmiga has gotten to craft the character), the more the show has dug into the idea that good parenting and bad parenting ultimately aren't all that different, especially if there's nothing you can do to ensure your son doesn't disappear into his own psychological trauma.
Celebrating the continuing earnings fête thrown by various public tech companies, we dug into Tesla's results and ensuing (modest) correction, Facebook's big quarter and its rivalry with Snap, Square's own financial tally, and recent IPOs Cloudera — which after its conservative pricing has had a solid run — and Carvana, which has mostly fallen apart since its debut.
As a group we dug into Lyft's new half-billion-dollar fundraise and what light it may shed on Uber's valuation; spent just enough time to properly vet the current crop of tech IPOs — including what could be called a collective shoutout to a certain charismatic CEO; and, of course, talked through what's new at Apple.
And there was Gustavo Arellano, Southern California-based OC Weekly editor and author of Taco USA: How Mexican Food Conquered America, who dug into the archives and posted the date of the earliest newspaper print mention of "breakfast tacos": July 227, 21906, in the Phoenix-based Arizona Republic referring to a food tour of San Antonio.
The company has consistently grown its sales tally year-on-year, so it's fair to expect $35 billion or more in trading to take place this Sunday — even though there are doubts over China's economy and an ongoing trade war with the U.S. We've dug into the phenomenon so that, this year, you're well-prepared on what to expect.
Over five years, a team of I.R.S. and F.B.I. agents, working under the direction of several ambitious young prosecutors, secretly dug into international soccer's darkest corners, flipping officials and mining millions of financial records to build a convincing case that the beautiful game had become little more than a source of vast profits for an international organized crime syndicate.
There are other contemporary narratives that Watership Down can be neatly slotted into if you so wish: the impetus for Fiver's doom-y premonition and the subsequent exodus that is the story of the book are the developers that arrive to build on the land the warren is dug into, raising the specters of gentrification and displacement.
I had thought the numbers broke down pretty much fifty-fifty, which is a testament to the older artist's pictorial and historical power, especially when we consider that the Matisses are mostly modest in size, while the Diebenkorns, with their pigment thickly built-up, thinly brushed on, layered, scraped, wiped off, or dug into, are mostly large.
On the eve of the march, George Hawley, a political scientist at the University of Alabama, dug into the demography of white nationalists—in particular, into the thesis advanced by Angela Nagle, the author of a book about the alt-right, that the decline of monogamy and traditional marriage has led low-status men to assert themselves through white-supremacist beliefs.
Discussing what today's trends will mean for platforms, brands, and agencies, Fischer dug into the industry's biggest questions with four experts: Liz Bowyer, Global Co-Head of Brand & Content Strategy, Goldman Sachs Laura Gentles, Executive Vice President, Brand Practice, Edelman Peter Hamby, Host, Good Luck America, Snapchat Jim VandeHei, Co-Founder & CEO, Axios Go deeper: Read Axios' Shannon Vavra's recap here.
Mr. Bockley, who is based in St. Paul, said his creative gears really started turning when he dug into Irving's satirical 1809 "History of New York" (which includes that reference to "doughnut," for the record), and the Nabokov-like series of hoax advertisements he created to promote it, which attributed the book to a (fictional) Dutch historian named Diedrich Knickerbocker.

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