Members of Merkel's conservatives have compiled a dossier on Schulz, raking over his Brussels record.
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The opium fug transports Mallo into his past, raking over the choices he's made on the road to greatness.
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The French have long been indulgent of their leaders' infidelities and the media has largely avoided raking over the private lives of politicians.
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But, after a certain point, raking over his unfitness becomes an exercise in wish-fulfilment, because the subtext is so often the desire for his early removal from office.
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During the club's final run, swiveling green laser lights dribbled from the ceiling onto the dance floor, raking over the heads of a well-dressed, inebriated and a predominantly Asian crowd.
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Sometimes, late at night, when he and I are sitting by the fire (it's a vast fireplace), drinking and raking over this curious episode, this disaster, he tells me again his own theory, which he's been refining over the years.
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When Chapman finished his warm-up tosses and Rangers catcher Robinson Chirinos, the ninth hitter in the order, stepped into the box, workers were still raking over soft patches, creating a diamond that mimicked the pattern of a marbled rye, with new and dampened dirt mixing together.
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The issue of not raking over the past has been crucial in efforts to establish a working relationship between Suu Kyi and her former foes in the military, which under the constitution retains a bloc of seats in parliament and control of key parts of the state apparatus.
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The husband of Kelly's sister Sarah said "It is just raking over old bones ... I can't speak for the whole family, but I've read it all [Baker's theories], every word, and I don't believe it." However, Baker writes in the book that other relatives of Kelly also think his death was suspicious.
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When a Muslim march was met with violence, marchers rampaged. The army and police responded by conducting a prolonged and systematic ratissage (literally, raking over) of suspected centers of dissidence. According to official French figures, 1,500 Muslims died as a result of these countermeasures. Other estimates vary from 6,000 to as high as 45,000 killed.
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After five days of chaos, the French colonial military and police suppressed the rebellion, and then, on instructions from Paris,General R. Hure, page 449 "L' Armee d' Afrique 1830-1962", Charles- Lavauzelle, Paris-Limoges 1977 carried out a series of reprisals against Muslim civilians for the attacks on French colonial settlers. The army, which included Foreign Legion, Moroccan and Senegalese troops, carried out summary executions in the course of a ratissage ("raking-over") of Muslim rural communities suspected of involvement. Less accessible mechtas (Muslim villages) were bombed by French aircraft, and the cruiser Duguay-Trouin, standing off the coast in the Gulf of Bougie, shelled Kherrata. Pied-noir vigilantes lynched prisoners taken from local jails or randomly shot Muslims not wearing white arm bands (as instructed by the army) out of hand.
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