Democrats are not just picking over ground plowed by Mueller.
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When the final credits roll, a few patrons remain seated, picking over which theories proved correct.
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Republicans and Democrats on the panel examined and cross-examined the group -- picking over their answers repeatedly.
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But the last few days are abnormal because the machines are really picking over more than human beings.
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But Mr Ashley has been picking over the carrion, snapping up the famous names slain by online shopping.
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There was cause for hope among investigators in 1970, picking over that grisly scene in the forest near Chester.
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He had just finished his morning routine of picking over the restaurant's new deliveries of potatoes, carrots and frozen french fries.
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Fortunately, the annoyance of restaurant-picking over text is one of the pain points Google is tackling with updates to Google Maps.
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However, his stock picking over the past couple of years has been on the decline, and he did not attend the 2016 conference.
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He said his departure was "entirely amicable", adding: "There are so many great people here and they are already picking over my job".
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With the vultures now picking over the carcass of the tournament, we can inspect its inner workings, and diagnose exactly what went right and wrong.
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This backruptcylike case is not a simple narrative about greedy vultures picking over the carcass of a debtor, although it is often told that way.
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It didn't help that Hooper wasn't a member of the Fermi collaboration, but rather an outsider picking over the data that the Fermi team made public.
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We live in an era where any piece of franchise-related media is worth picking over for deeper meaning and possible hints at what's to come.
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They made their fortunes picking over the carrion of public companies driven into the ground by managers who probably focused too much on the short term.
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"I think if this anniversary does anything, (I'd hope) it'd lead Australians to consider his life a bit more rather than picking over his death," he said.
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People began picking over the discrepancies between her self-described background as the daughter of a Neapolitan seamstress, and the conflicting portrait that Mr. Gatti put forth.
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Once he finished, he joined legions of fans of the novel to debate what had transpired in the book, picking over the various characters, storylines, and plot holes.
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I'll be reviewing the Roku TV Wireless Speakers soon, so stay tuned to see whether they're worth picking over a soundbar for upgrading your Roku TV's tinny speakers.
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Given the genuine severity of the Trump threat, some readers of this essay may wonder, why devote energy to picking over the virtue and solidarity signaling of the left?
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Guardiola kept his players in their changing room for some time after a defeat at Newcastle United on Wednesday, picking over the flaws that had led to their downfall.
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But he also tried to drive the conversation back to autonomy, calling it the fundamental driver of value for Tesla, and urged investors to stop nit-picking over vehicle margins.
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That means banks are picking over transactions and potential customers with a fine-tooth comb, said Daniel Gutierrez, who chairs the anti-money-laundering compliance committee at the Florida International Bankers Association.
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The ongoing turmoil reflects continued uncertainty over the 10-year, $16 billion VA Cerner conversion, though health IT experts spent 10 months picking over the contract before it was signed in March.
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Though we had spent time picking over the circumstances of the death and the evidence that didn't fit, there were certain things about the beginning of the story that I had never fully understood.
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The first wave of exit poll results has been released — with coverage by NBC News, ABC News, and Politico, among others — and an information-starved electorate is picking over it, trying to find significant information.
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"We are all in the same time zone here, and it reminded everyone of that lost pleasure of picking over the same hour of TV," said Piers Wengers, the BBC executive in charge of dramas.
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On the second floor of the Westin Michigan Avenue hotel in Chicago, attendees at the annual Dysphagia Research Society conference are picking over the remnants of a breakfast buffet while vendors showcase their competing imaging systems.
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In 2000, filming with Johnny Depp and Vanessa Paradis was abandoned when torrential rains destroyed the set and leading man Jean Rochefort had to quit for health reasons, leaving lawyers and insurers picking over what was left.
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But opponents say such inquiries are driven by a modern fashion for picking over historical injustices, often lack nuance and, if applied broadly, would place under question almost every aspect of the early history of such ancient institutions.
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But investors will be picking over the report, which is a signal for the health of both businesses and the consumer, to see where the weakness lies, and economists expect sectors impacted by trade to take a hit.
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There could be no cherry-picking over the freedom to move goods, services, capital or people, said the former junior minister, adding it was "an automatic consequence and not up for negotiations" that European agencies in Britain be relocated.
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As of today, GM also is the company that is picking over the intellectual property of Sidecar, working to integrate its people, data and customers into its own division (Maven) responsible for, for lack of a better description, the future.
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Picking over a plate of shrimp and grits on Sunday, Ms. Patton was also eager to counter The Daily News's assertion that she had padded her résumé by claiming to have attended Yale and earned a law degree from Quinnipiac University.
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Most places adhere to these guidelines or they wouldn't pass inspection, but still—if there's a slip up, you could possibly end up with explosive diarrhea due to bacteria that is now potentially growing on the lukewarm scrambled eggs people are picking over.
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Stoudamire, on the other hand, was the starting point guard for the inaugural season of the Toronto Raptors, an expansion squad built primarily through a restrictive and league-mandated expansion draft, with the Raptors' front office picking over players other teams had left unprotected.
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But now, with his report filed, Congress clamoring for more of his findings and a polarized public picking over the remains of his work, the tight-lipped Vietnam veteran and former F.B.I. director, who will be 75 in August, remains a figure of mystery and fascination.
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Pictures of her picking over the ruins came to symbolize a year that she was to describe as her "annus horribilis" when with three of her children's marriages ended, the most famous, of course, being that of Prince Charles and Diana, Princess of Wales, which erupted in the press.
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DigitalRev's hands on is a good place to start: As learned from the video, the Mavic Pro is slightly slower than the Phantom 4 and the 4K image quality isn't quite as sharp due to its smaller image sensor, but the differences are negligible unless you're really picking over the details.
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While heads might be still picking over Prins Thomas' "Paradise Goulash" mix from last year—a three-part masterclass in selection, sequencing, and licensing—the Norwegian DJ and producer is already rolling out his next ambitious project this month: a for-home-listening, ambient-inspired 280XLP called Principe del Norte, out on Smalltown Supersound.
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Originally a painter of historical scenes, Jules Breton began to shift his focus away from historicity to agrarian scenes. One of the paintings produced as a result of this new focus was The Weeders, which Breton painted after observing a group of farmers in his home town of Courrières picking over a field to clear away weeds and thistle.
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He offered new evidence to support Squires' alibi and rubbished Canning's description of her prison, before questioning her account of her escape. He concluded with Virtue Hall's recantation of her earlier testimony. Willes was the next to speak, picking over the discrepancies between the various accounts offered by Canning of her disappearance. A contemporary sketch of the loft in which it was supposed Canning was held Canning's defence began with opening statements from Williams and Morton.
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Goldman's biography of Morrison was never published, nor did a publication other than Penthouse refer to the alleged contents of Paris Police Prefecture documents related to Morrison and Courson. Goldman's obituary in the Los Angeles Daily News treated his Morrison project with contempt. Phil Rosenthal, then a writer with the Daily News, opined, "At the time of his death, he was picking over Jim Morrison's bones for yet another book." Rosenthal did not go into detail.
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Following Exquisite Stereo, Conway played the lead role of Patsy Cline in the Australian stage production of Always... Patsy Cline and recorded a covers album of Cline's songs, called PC: The Songs of Patsy Cline (2001), which was produced by Zygier and Reynolds. She supported the release by touring as Deborah Conway and the Patsy Clones which contained Zygier and Reynolds, and Gerry Hale. Only the Bones is Conway's compilation album which was released in 2002. The cover showed Conway at a table picking over a meal.
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The Shadow is eventually defeated, after a long quest, and the characters find themselves in a strange tunnel. On the other side of the door, they hear voices—the voices of their players, who are narrating the action in the hallway outside. Bursting into the room (as dictated by the players), the characters slaughter the gamers, then begin picking over the room for treasure. They discover that their entire adventure has been documented by the "strange sorcerers" they have just slain via their character sheets.
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The Allmusic review by John W. Patterson awarded the album four stars stating, "this release of Connors is truly excellent acoustic guitar work with some of the most unique compositions and playing style you will find anywhere. Connors dubs one track as a sort of complex and exotic chordal progression base structure of strummed rhythms and/or a tapestry of finger roll picking. Over this landscape of dreamy, moody, surreal or frenetic design Connors solos and augments the original track of his playing. The effect is a ghostly dance of melancholy angst and passionate wailings".
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He explained that he was worried about the recent trend in China to reverse the repudiation of the Cultural Revolution, and concluded: "My official apology comes too late, but for the purification of the soul, the progress of society, the future of the nation, one must make this kind of apology." In October 2013, he apologized to his old teachers again in person when he visited the No. 8 School for an alumni reunion. Chen's public apology made headlines nationwide and caused much online debate over the Cultural Revolution. Many praised him, but others criticized him for "picking over old wounds".
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Apotheosis depicts a pile of human skulls set on the barren earth, the aftermath of a battle or siege. A flock of carrion birds are seen to be occupied with picking over the pile; some birds have already landed, while others are flying in or roosting in nearby trees. The ground below them is a sallow, earthy yellow covered with grass, complementing the dirty ivory color of the partially-bleached skulls. The shadow cast by the mound, coupled with the many black orifices created by empty jaws and eye- sockets, adds a sense of depth to the painting, further exacerbating the scale of the deathly pile.
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Not only did it have us building a base underground (far, far underground), but also put us in the shoes of a sadistic dungeon master with imps, demons, and horned reapers to "control." There are quite a few differences in the two titles, but the influence is certainly there" but went on to say that "Had there been more interactivity with during acts of infamy on the World Domination Map, less micromanagement for taking care of enemies, more information passing between the map and the base screens, and more useful information about why things happened the way they did, Evil Genius really could have been genius... but in a good way." Eurogamer gave Evil Genius a 7 out of 10, commenting that "even as we sit here picking over the carcass, we're not actually all that angry about the things that are wrong with the game. They're bad on paper, but they didn't interfere hugely with our having fun - a sure sign that that Evil Genius overcomes its flaws and ultimately satisfies.
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