When you're at 95 percent, you've just scratched the surface.
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Excavations have only scratched the surface of the site's history.
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" He said that Senate Republicans have "barely scratched the surface.
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"I think we've really hardly scratched the surface," he said.
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And we've only scratched the surface of known risks to astronauts.
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When it comes to solar power, we've only scratched the surface.
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Back in 2011, we barely scratched the surface with 100,000 troops.
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In some ways it feels like I've only scratched the surface.
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"I don't believe we have scratched the surface yet," Ling said.
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"He's only scratched the surface," Gibson said (via Newsday's Steve Popper).
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In terms of impact, we have really just scratched the surface.
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It spoke to a deeper meaning, most people barely scratched the surface.
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They weren't obvious topics in some cases, but they scratched the surface.
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But programmers and scientists have barely scratched the surface of quantum usefulness.
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Hold on to your butts—because we've only just scratched the surface.
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INGRAHAM: We haven&apost even to scratched the surface of Samantha Power.
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But we don't really know that—we've never actually scratched the surface.
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It said sales so far to India have only scratched the surface.
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" Then there's the other where, "My God, I just scratched the surface.
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Philanthropy and corporate social responsibility have just scratched the surface so far.
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It's a big universe out there, and we've barely scratched the surface.
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"He hasn't even scratched the surface of what he is," Jackson said.
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That only scratched the surface of the distant dome surrounding our planet.
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Mr. Pucci says producers have only scratched the surface of pear's potential.
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They know that we've only scratched the surface of what's out there.
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I think that we've only scratched the surface by doing certain things.
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It contains multitudes, and in three visits, I barely scratched the surface.
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"We've just scratched the surface for what we can do here," Noto said.
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We've certainly only scratched the surface of how angry I am about it.
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Together, we have only scratched the surface for what mixed reality can do.
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If they'd scratched the surface, it would have been very obvious to them.
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But we haven't even really scratched the surface to what we can do.
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AND JUST GOING INTO MANY CATEGORIES THAT SHE HASN'T EVEN SCRATCHED THE SURFACE.
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I'll forever be dissaponted we only scratched the surface of what could have been.
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But we've only just scratched the surface of everything the game has to offer.
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They played well but we haven't scratched the surface of where we can go.
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We've barely scratched the surface of what's possible with commercial applications of artificial intelligence.
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"That's when we'll know that we've scratched the surface and started to achieve something."
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We've barely scratched the surface of the great programming you'll enjoy at Disrupt Berlin.
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We've just barely scratched the surface on what you can expect at Disrupt Berlin.
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And then there are the stories that you realize you just scratched the surface.
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We've given you a lot of options, but we really barely scratched the surface.
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Wolaco is "solving a very tangible problem, but we have only scratched the surface."
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He soon found he had only scratched the surface of Lubbock and its potential.
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My guess is that you've barely scratched the surface of knowing your new boyfriend.
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"Personally, I don&apost think we&aposve scratched the surface," wide receiver Rishard Matthews said.
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The advances at Garpenberg, however, have only scratched the surface in exploiting the new technology.
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"Quinyx has just scratched the surface in terms of where it can take its business".
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"Literally we have just scratched the surface here -- there is a lot more to discover."
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We believe the disruption — far from being a passing fad — has barely scratched the surface.
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As revealing as these placements are, we've only scratched the surface of Ivanka's astrological identity.
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In terms of our work together, I don't even think we've even scratched the surface.
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"We've only scratched the surface of what games can be as a whole," Cash says.
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Wagner told CNBC that GoDaddy has just scratched the surface of what it could become.
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We haven't even scratched the surface when it comes to cellular carrier location data privacy problems.
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Those cases barely scratched the surface of a giant global industry dedicated to hiding dirty money.
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"So it is evident that we have just scratched the surface of what we can achieve."
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"She's just scratched the surface and there is so much more to do with the brand."
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I realize I probably only scratched the surface of his singular, probing imagination, but that's something.
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Bottom line: we haven't even scratched the surface when it comes to inventing new ways to play.
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Had no idea I had so much to say& I just scratched the surface of the surface.
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Duo has only scratched the surface of addressing the need to deliver simple and effective security globally.
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Yes, we have clearly just scratched the surface on all that Château Dubrow will have to offer.
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"We've only scratched the surface of exploring the moon and what it could offer us," he said.
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Mr. Penning said that the study just scratched the surface in terms of how fast snakes struck.
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What's more, CRISPR is extremely versatile, and we've only scratched the surface of what it can do.
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But the coverage has merely scratched the surface of a complex issue that predates these school closings.
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And even then, I felt like I'd barely scratched the surface, that I would have to return.
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" The foundation appears to be gaining momentum, Mr. Forsey said, but "we've only just scratched the surface.
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"And we've only just scratched the surface, so possibilities for the future seem almost limitless," he added.
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As of 2016, we humans have only scratched the surface of the science of our thought process.
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He himself admitted that his recording of Beethoven's "Moonlight" sonata only scratched the surface of that serene work.
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As if we thought it was going to be crazy, but we haven't even scratched the surface yet.
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I still don't know everything there is to know about Ethereum — in fact, I've barely scratched the surface.
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When Raymond Braun was in high school, his American History textbook barely scratched the surface of LGBTQ history.
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"But we only scratched the surface and there's a lot more that can be done there," Bostick said.
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Despite months of digging, though, they may have only scratched the surface of Trump's public and private sordidness.
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The latest installation hinted at a more innocent, softer side of Jake, but it barely scratched the surface.
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It's pretty much impossible; with everything we've ever written about him, we've only ever just scratched the surface.
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And, according to Mr. Cordray, he and his team have barely scratched the surface of combating consumer abuse.
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Chargers receiver Isaiah Burse said Williams had only scratched the surface of how he can exploit that explosiveness.
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We have barely scratched the surface in understanding how space microgravity and its enhanced radiation environment impacts health.
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You may be thinking that was something you knew already, but trust us — you've barely even scratched the surface.
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"This is a complex and fraught topic and I only scratched the surface in these few tweets," she said.
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And we've likely just scratched the surface in terms of how state actors are able to weaponize information online.
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This alone demonstrates that while GWU's sample was indeed massive, it only scratched the surface of IS's Telegram presence.
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I think we've only scratched the surface of how much damage those creeps have done to all of us.
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I don't even think we've really scratched the surface in terms of the amount of equipment we can collect.
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"On the other hand, the world of trading has only scratched the surface of the true power of AI."
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"We haven't even scratched the surface, per se," a senior administration official told reporters on a call this week.
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Still, we have only scratched the surface when it comes to the rich resource of knowledge these animals represent.
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I've eaten so much at Boon, over so many visits, and not yet scratched the surface of what's available.
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Click through to see the 29 styles we dug up — and you'd better believe we barely scratched the surface.
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I think we've really just scratched the surface of what could be done with aftershock forecasting ... and that's really exciting.
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Of course, humans have barely scratched the surface of the final frontier—we've never even sent people beyond the Moon.
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But there are so many industries in which I just do not feel that we have even scratched the surface.
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But the security research community has only scratched the surface, at least publicly, of what's going on under the hood.
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Looking forward, the potential of home 3D printing is tremendous, and we haven't even scratched the surface of what's to come.
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I just think she has only scratched the surface of being 'woke,' and that there is more work to be done.
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But, just as we scratched the surface of the rarely explored relationship between butt shapes and denim, it got warm out.
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The amazing part is this exploration really only scratched the surface of the fruit variety that can be found in Colombia.
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"I am most excited, and incredibly inspired, by the fact that we have just scratched the surface," Brand told Business Insider.
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The Beatles scratched the surface, but Bowie excavated it, renovated and tore it all down again, just to start all over again.
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I've learned so much about myself and parenthood over the past 6 months, and feel like I haven't even scratched the surface!
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Despite being shown a dozen or so games, I'd barely scratched the surface of what else the VR Kit has to offer.
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But eight months on and several beefy scientific papers later, it's clear we've barely scratched the surface of this tiny world's complexity.
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I've only just scratched the surface of the game, but it already has everything I love about the franchise and then some.
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As improper behavior of officials in our top law enforcement agency is being exposed, it appears we have only scratched the surface.
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Though she recently graduated and has since increased her visits to twice a week, "I haven't even scratched the surface," she says.
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There is much to celebrate regarding the growing interest in the work of Black artists, but we have only scratched the surface.
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Because we've barely scratched the surface of what makes Downward Dog so special, and so deeply needed during this inescapable clusterfuck of humanity.
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"We have only scratched the surface of knowledge about the body in space," explained Jennifer Fogarty, chief scientist of NASA's Human Research Program.
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If true, this means we've probably only scratched the surface when it comes to understanding when, how, and why people might have orgasms.
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"In our sanctions we've barely scratched the surface on what actions the United States can take on an economic sanctions front," he added.
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So we're really just getting started here, and we've just scratched the surface outside of the U.S., where 95 percent of smokers live.
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We've barely scratched the surface of September, yet behind the scenes at corporate headquarters, retailers are already preparing for the holiday shopping season.
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To get things started, we've scratched the surface of Net-a-Porter's extensive sale selection with a few of our top selects ahead.
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According to newly released documents, however, prior reports only scratched the surface: Best Buy's ties with the FBI appear more complex than once surmised.
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"Legal and regulated sports betting barely scratched the surface of an entrenched black market — comprised of offshore sportsbooks and street bookies," the AGA said.
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As Akatsuki is showing, Venus is a very complicated place, and we've just barely scratched the surface in terms of understanding how it works.
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While admiring Mark Leibovich's restraint as a Pats fan (like me), he only scratched the surface of the core issue that threatens ''the Shield.
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These gifts have been reported in Albuquerque, Memphis, Fort Worth, Salt Lake City, and elsewhere, and those reports have likely only scratched the surface.
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Based on the current state of the Messages App Store, developers have just scratched the surface of what you can do with these apps.
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But while several dozen states and the federal government have made laudable progress, we've barely scratched the surface of all that must be done.
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For all the progress of the last few years, our industry has barely scratched the surface of the potential for utility-scale battery solutions.
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Why it matters: We've barely scratched the surface when it comes to reversing the opioid epidemic, but both of these statistics are good news.
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In short, we have barely scratched the surface of what we can achieve with software, with hardware, with better business models and better automation.
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Over on Netflix, we're two seasons into Stranger Things, and we've barely scratched the surface of super-powered, sometimes-murderous tween Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown).
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The stories in a lot of cartoons barely scratched the surface of innovation or imagination, and would often become redundant with save-the-day plotlines.
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I'm really happy with what HIBP has been able to do to date, but I've only scratched the surface of potential with it so far.
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I found, if I scratched the surface of their regard even a little bit, they were often also simmering with a lowgrade and silent rage.
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It sounds like we'll be getting a lot more of the Upside Down in Season 2 (Season 1 really only scratched the surface, after all).
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While the Moon is the most explored extraterrestrial object by humans, the discovery is a reminder that we have barely scratched the surface of its mysteries.
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Since last Friday, I've been binge-watching The Bachelor in the hopes of clasping onto some unshakeable truths about relationships, and I've barely scratched the surface.
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What is new, however, is the fact that it still feels like we've only scratched the surface of the scores of secrets there are to uncover.
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But what you may not have known is that there is an entire world of pet tech out there and we haven't even scratched the surface.
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This is a game where, a full 32 hours after starting, with all the key mysteries uncovered... I still felt like I'd only scratched the surface.
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"NitroFill has carved out an attractive niche in the tire care industry, yet they have only scratched the surface from a market penetration perspective," Cifelli said.
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We know these structures have major implications for the evolution and movements of galaxies, but we've barely scratched the surface of the root dynamics driving them.
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And I have not even scratched the surface of allegations surrounding others who work in the White House, even members of Trump's inner circle and family.
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We got Stormy's attorney at LAX Friday evening, who tells us although a lot of their case info has been disclosed ... it's only scratched the surface.
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Mark Warner, who's leading a probe into the matter, the fear is that these and other tech giants have only scratched the surface in their findings.
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"Cities have only scratched the surface of all the creative ways they can use data and digital technologies to reinvent the way they deliver services," she said.
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It goes without saying that there are seemingly endless market niches in the enterprise cloud services market, and as such we just barely scratched the surface here.
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The remainder of the report goes in depth into each of these trends, and this article just has scratched the surface of the information you'll find there.
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Alexandra residents say a government project to develop the township, launched to much fanfare in 2001, has barely scratched the surface of what needs to be done.
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Earlier this year the movie "Rocketman" gave a reasonably accurate overview of the Elton John story — but it barely scratched the surface of what's in this memoir.
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The continuing proliferation of his art seemed to substantiate his conviction, as he said in 1986, that where Abstract painting was concerned, "we've just scratched the surface."
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And if products like Anker's and RavPower's first GaN offerings are any indication, we've likely just scratched the surface of what the future of chargers will look like.
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For example, Canada has 20 percent of the world's freshwater, but has barely scratched the surface in terms of researching the creatures that live there, and their ecosystems.
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And scientists have barely scratched the surface when it comes to understanding the complex ways in which it can shape us and subtly guide our thoughts and actions.
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"We've only scratched the surface of what technology can do to make the world a safer place," writes Bernitsas in a post introducing the new features and branding.
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"At the same time, I don't think we have more than scratched the surface of our understanding of how the Russians may have used that platform," he said.
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America's trade, investment, and innovation partnership with Israel is substantial, but in sectors such as energy, agriculture, health, cybersecurity, water, and beyond, our countries have only scratched the surface.
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As she dug deeper into the history of these schools and listened to people's stories of physical, emotional and sexual abuse, she realized her photographs barely scratched the surface.
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We might have seen a lot of Google Assistant hardware at this year's CES, but we've barely scratched the surface for what Google has planned for its voice assistant.
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While standardization efforts have commenced, we've only scratched the surface — all the more reason there should be a sense of urgency to get security and privacy standardized and adopted.
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When I was thinner, I hadn't scratched the surface of why I reached for food each time I was upset or happy, or experienced any real depth of emotion.
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The U.S. has stunningly large biomass resources across the country, and we haven't even scratched the surface in the development of new energy crops that can be harvested sustainably.
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The long and short of all this is that our bodies are weird, and we've only barely scratched the surface of understanding the many ways it can go wrong.
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As crazy as it may seem in an age of near-ubiquitous digital connectivity, last year's election and last weekend's protests have only scratched the surface of what's possible.
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"This is her baby and this is her dream, to build this beauty empire and just go into many categories that she hasn't even scratched the surface," Kris said.
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"Well, I think we've only scratched the surface of what it means to come to terms with living with yourself, living with the world, living with others," he says.
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Alternatively, I've put hours into Mario & Rabbids: Kingdom Battle, started and finished Dishonored: Death of the Outsider, explored the promising Steamworld Dig 2, and scratched the surface of Golf Story.
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Jorge Ben, "Ponta De Lanca Africano (Umbabaraumba)" Skratch Bastid: 20 years into being fanatically obsessed with music and still discovering cavernous sections of genre I've barely scratched the surface of.
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I barely scratched the surface of subtitled productions, but did enjoy "La Casa de Bernarda Alba," a classic from Federico García Lorca that is rarely produced on English-language stages.
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Okta reported earnings that beat Wall Street&aposs expectations on Thursday and its CEO thinks the identity management company has just scratched the surface of how far it can go.
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"We have an enormous amount of material and we've only scratched the surface of how much material we have to remove," said Tom Fayram, deputy director of Santa Barbara Public Works.
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"The administration has barely scratched the surface when it comes to using all of the tools at its disposal to push back against" North Korean illicit behavior, said Tennessee Republican Sen.
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Critics have shot back that we've only just scratched the surface of knowing what vaping can do to the body, both immediately after a flavored puff and years down the road.
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Hilgers also believes his company has only scratched the surface, citing figures that suggest League of Legends is the world's most popular game with over 67 million people playing each month.
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By January 2017, the group knew that Mr. Stamos's original team had only scratched the surface of Russian activity on Facebook, and pressed to issue a public paper about their findings.
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While the first season of the series covers a lot of ground from the comics it's really only scratched the surface when it comes to the history of the Key House.
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Ruth Porat, Alphabet's chief financial officer, said on a call with analysts in January that Google had only "scratched the surface" for what it could do with YouTube and programmatic advertising.
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Speaking with Recode on Tuesday, Warner teased this tough oversight to come — stressing that he would challenge Facebook and others because he believes they've barely scratched the surface of Russian disinformation efforts.
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These insights aside, researchers have only scratched the surface in terms of understanding the feline ability to communicate with humans—hence the uncertainty about cats being able to recognize their own names.
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"One of the most exciting things about this discovery — and others that have come from Australia in recent years — is we've really only scratched the surface as to what's there," Lamanna says.
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I barely scratched the surface of Australia, but it struck me that there was a particularly huge range of architectural styles, which made Melbourne and Sydney especially interesting to explore on foot.
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The life-changing impact of DARPA's mind-controlled limbs was clear after spending just a few minutes with Matheny—as was the fact that we've barely scratched the surface of this technology's potential.
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"There's been a lot of talk of [the EDM bubble] bursting and all these things, but in the case of Texas, we've kind of just scratched the surface," says Bailey, of Disco Donnie Presents.
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I managed to play about 22 different games over the course of the four days of the event, but even so, it felt like I only scratched the surface on what was on display.
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I managed to play about 22 different games over the course of the four days of the event, but even so, it felt like I only scratched the surface on what was on display.
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I've only scratched the surface on what can be done with the new Edge Sense, and I think HTC's overlay interface for setting up squeeze-based taps and actions within apps is very well executed.
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"We have barely scratched the surface of helping shift the world from a car ownership model to a transportation-as-a-service model," Lyft's CEO Logan Green, who is also a co-founder, told Reuters.
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Probably not — and yet I've barely scratched the surface of this play's impossibly convoluted plot, which also involves the 2010 crash over Smolensk, Russia, of an airplane that was carrying much of the Polish government.
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We've barely scratched the surface on demand response and have only the faintest glimmer of what we can do with millions of appliances hooked up to the grid for use as thermal storage or flexible demand.
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Okta beat Wall Street&aposs expectations when it reported third-quarter results on Thursday and its CEO Todd McKinnon told Business Insider that he thinks Okta has just scratched the surface of its long term potential.
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While the dueling Fyre Festival docs from earlier this year (Hulu's Fyre Fraud and Netflix's VICE-produced Fyre) enlightened the fiasco on Billy MacFarland's end, they barely scratched the surface of Ja's role in the whole mess.
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That hasn't mattered as much in the movies — which have only scratched the surface of the Marvel mythos — as it has in the comics, which are forced to endlessly cycle plotlines to stay in roughly the same place.
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We've just barely scratched the surface on all the events and programming you can expect — which also includes interactive workshops, panel discussions throughout the content-packed two days and, of course, our totally off-the-hook After Party.
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As Klaue tells the CIA's Everett Ross during one scene, there's enough of the stuff tucked beneath the nation's central mountain range that Wakandans have been pulling it out for a thousand years, and they've barely scratched the surface.
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These stunning new Hubble shots of Messier objects demonstrate that we have hardly scratched the surface in terms of observing our universe, and that visually capturing these unique spectacles of deep space never fails to inspire awe and wonder.
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The booklet accompanying "Unholding" enlarges the project with essays that look at how postmodernism, multiculturalism and other '80s movements only scratched the surface of what it means to function as an indigenous artist in the New York art world.
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While the movie brings to light all of the harm done by DuPont (and other companies like it that produce PFOA) we've only just scratched the surface of the acid's long-term effects on our bodies and our ecosystem.
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On a 211 earnings call, Rohan Palekar, a top executive who eventually became CEO but is no longer with the company, said Avanir had "just scratched the surface of its full potential" in nursing homes, according to an online transcript.
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Each aspect of its design feels like it's building on the stronger foundation built by The Taken King, and even after completing the campaign I still feel like I've only scratched the surface of what this game has to offer.
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Anime was my sweet release from multitasking and monetizing everything I'm interested in into content: Even though I like it more than anyone I hang out with, I haven't even scratched the surface when it comes to in-depth fan knowledge .
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Though we left the theater wiping away tears and feeling satisfied with Gal Gadot's performance as DC Comic's most iconic female character, it was very clear that the 2-hour, 21-minute film only barely scratched the surface of Wonder Woman's journey.
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All of them are worth your time, but if your favorite didn't make the cut, rest assured that this list could've been three times as long and still wouldn't have scratched the surface of all the bold, inventive and engaging series currently available.
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These three innovators have scratched the surface of hoverboard tech, and, given time and development, show that the experience is at least possible With future technological strides, what they began could eventually give everyone a shot at a real-life Marty McFly experience.
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Years of experiments and pilot projects have shown that the amount of energy buildings consume can be radically reduced with existing technology, but when it comes to shifting from pilot projects to large-scale programs, most cities haven't even scratched the surface.
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"They're all looking at the data and seeing a massively popular spectator-sport industry that is growing at an alarming rate and has barely scratched the surface in terms of monetization," said attorney Bryce Blum, co-founder of Seattle-based Interactive Media and Entertainment Law.
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The theme of this year's launch is space, as co-founder Carl Pei explained: We believe we, and the tech industry as a whole, have only scratched the surface of what can be done in VR, and there's much more immersive experiences to be had.
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"It's very impressive as a data collection and harmonization effort, and of course they have only scratched the surface of what it might have to offer," said Philip Cohen, a sociology professor at the University of Maryland, who was not involved in the research.
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We have barely scratched the surface of their intricate anatomy, behavior, and evolutionary history, though we do know that sharks have successfully weathered all five known mass extinction events, from the Great Dying to the asteroid collision that finished off the non-avian dinosaurs.
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After all, until a few years ago, concepts like gender identity and expression — and how they affect the hundreds of thousands of Americans who identify as transgender, gender nonconforming, genderqueer, and nonbinary — hardly scratched the surface of mainstream news and entertainment in any meaningful way.
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He urged his country to defend the government against a coup orchestrated by the "imperialist" U.S. A senior administration official told reporters that "in regard to sanctions, we've barely scratched the surface," and that "all options are on the table" if Maduro decides to respond with violence.
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"The fact that it was five women who tipped the vote to prevent this land use action from occurring, I think, just scratched the surface of what we know is a still unfortunately very, very strong sentiment of sexism out there," she said in a telephone interview.
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Shifrin shared these with the world, and Finkel eventually created blind-accessible instructions for over 20 Lego sets, but it was an extremely time-consuming process, and unfortunately, when she passed away in 2017 she had barely scratched the surface of Lego's massive collection of sets.
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I had only scratched the surface when I first visited the prison in 2016, so I knew how things looked, but when I went back for this story and got a chance to spend time and embed myself with the women, that was a very different experience.
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So, the Vatican is now under the control of a pope who apparently doesn't believe in God, the only person who is looking into this suspicious character is Cardinal Voiello, and it feels like we've only scratched the surface of just how badly Pius is going to behave.
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The study "is an important reminder of how we've really just scratched the surface of the human microbiome, and how much work there is to do to understand the evolution and ecology of this fundamental part of our human biology," Warinner writes in an email to The Verge.
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While it's clear that the CFTC and SEC have only scratched the surface of the kind of rule sets they'd like to put in place, their plans appeared to be overwhelmingly focused on protecting consumers from threats like rampant ICO "fraudsters" and unsafe exchanges rather than discouraging growth.
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Last year we were able to increase our non-oil share of revenue in the budget to 29% its unheard of, most oil producers are somewhere around 33-95% of their income is from oil – we were able to diversify and we haven't even scratched the surface yet.
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Of course, 10 recipes barely scratched the surface of what there is to learn, but I chose dishes from different regions that showcase the diversity we have across North America, represent tribal traditions, and include the true flavors of what we know as the United States of America today.
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Jenkins could clearly see as much on his long flight, even without the benefit of hearing the audio — but I hope he gets a chance at some point to revisit Notting Hill in its full glory, because he's only scratched the surface of what it has to offer.
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Naturally, then, I arrived at the conference fearing the worst: that I'd be thrown into a crowd of overly eager, suit-wearing stat heads trying to push their business cards inside my pockets, all while sitting through boring discussions that merely scratched the surface of what makes sports truly interesting.
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"What's most fascinating for us from an Asia Pacific perspective is the fact that, not only has this region's spend contribution to global travel expenditure nearly doubled in the last decade, but we've barely scratched the surface in terms of percentages of the populations that are traveling overseas," said Naylor.
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I felt like I barely scratched the surface on that first playthrough, and quickly dived back in for a second attempt, in which I planned to dress in the robes of a sheikh for an audience with my targets, but failed when I didn't drop my weapon in a handy wastepaper bin before a frisking.
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But law and order proved to be a more popularly enduring theme for politicians, pundits and the vast majority of American voters than a report condemning white racism, indicting longstanding democratic institutions and admitting that the civil rights revolution had merely scratched the surface of the kind of radical change required to promote racial and economic justice.
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