That's what we're trying to get to the bottom of.
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We're still trying to get to the bottom of it.
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Wyden was trying to get to the bottom of answers either.
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" Pence, sources said, is trying to "get to the bottom of it.
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Soylent is still trying to "get to the bottom" of the issue.
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This'll be quick; just trying to get to the bottom of things.
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Trying to get to the bottom of these questions can be infuriating.
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We're trying to get to the bottom of this and figure out what's going on.
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"We are trying to get to the bottom of this at the moment," it adds.
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Byford was trying to get to the bottom of the chronic unreliability of train service.
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WE SPENT THE LAST FEW DAYS TRYING TO GET TO THE BOTTOM OF WHAT HAPPENED.
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So I spent quite a bit of time trying to get to the bottom of them.
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He says the Trump legal team is still trying to get to the bottom of it.
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I'm trying to get to the bottom of it; I want people to experience the entire film.
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And certainly what I&aposm trying to do is trying to get to the bottom of this.
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Matt Maley, equity strategist at Miller Tabak, is trying to get to the bottom of the discrepancy.
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But trying to get to the bottom of her eating habits can drive a fan truly mad.
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They are now interviewing him, trying to get to the bottom of this, he has not been cooperative.
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Most loudly, users of 217chan's /pol/ ("politically incorrect") imageboard are trying to get to the bottom of it.
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There's a set of ideas that I was wrestling with and trying to get to the bottom of.
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She leads a study that is trying to get to the bottom of what's behind the state's epidemic.
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I've seen them trying to get to the bottom of figuring out who the anonymous whistleblower is. Oh!
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See, this series isn't just trying to get to the bottom of how and why Adam went missing.
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What this means for Facebook: The company says it's still trying to get to the bottom of what happened.
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The reason for that delay remains a mystery — one Mueller's team is trying to get to the bottom of.
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Have you seen Republicans honestly trying to get to the bottom of this controversy and figure out what happened?
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"We're still trying to get to the bottom of what exactly transpired," White House spokesman Josh Earnest told a briefing.
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Yussuf praised law enforcement, saying it is doing an "amazing job" trying to get to the bottom of the case.
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Terrified and fascinated by the experience, he spent the next 10 years trying to get to the bottom of it.
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"What we're trying to get to the bottom of, is how did the assessment on December 5 that they gave us, how did it radically change -- with the major change being that specifically that the Russians were trying to get Donald Trump elected, and that's what we're trying to get to the bottom of," Nunes told CNN Wednesday.
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I have many members of the Intelligence Committee that are Republicans that are trying to get to the bottom of these issues.
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ANNA PALMER, POLITICO: I actually that reporters for months have been trying to get to the bottom of who funded this dossier.
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And Police Chief Jim Hopper is trying to get to the bottom of some very bad things going on in his town.
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"I'm obviously deeply concerned by this issue, which is why I'm trying to get to the bottom of it," he told Reuters.
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Meanwhile, a C.I.A. bureaucrat in Langley is trying to get to the bottom of a top-secret, off-the-books program called Parsifal.
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They're also trying to get to the bottom of how the inmates managed to escape, Orange County Sheriff Sandra Hutchens told reporters Sunday.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — When trying to get to the bottom of what being human means, we often recruit animals.
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Democrats are trying to get to the bottom of an official complaint that Trump's administration has pulled out all the stops to suppress.
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They handed the results of the test to the police, who had been trying to get to the bottom of the hate mail campaign.
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This happened earlier this year when I was trying to get to the bottom of my anxiety around commitment and self-sabotaging of relationships.
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The SEC has been trying to get to the bottom of a very important question for Express Scripts, the country's biggest pharmacy benefits manager (PBM).
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"For months I have been trying to get to the bottom of the allegations about Chairman Pai's relationship with Sinclair Broadcasting," Pallone said on Twitter.
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"We were trying to get to the bottom of it and were not able to, until we saw the [POLITICO] story," the senior staffer said.
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On this episode of Shady, I spent some time trying to get to the bottom of the Black maternal and infant mortality rate in America.
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"We are trying to get to the bottom of [gender disparity in composers]," says Lolita Ritmanis, the current president of the Alliance for Women Film Composers.
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Sadek also said he was willing to meet Regeni's parents to reassure them he was trying to get to the bottom of "such a serious crime".
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"Their psychologist should have been trying to get to the bottom of it, not prescribe prescriptions, to, you know, help you deal with this," Oliva says.
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While she's trying to get to the bottom of the mystery, her home faces natural disasters, cults, and political infighting, as well as her own troubled family.
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"Trying to get to the bottom of the politics of this is hard," said Sara Rosenbaum, a professor of health law and policy at George Washington University.
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The strangest sighting, which is detailed in the film, is still inexplicable to Gaar and he has little interest in trying to get to the bottom of it.
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" — Danny Hakim Vindman transcript, Page 22016: "Basically we were trying to get to the bottom of why this hold was in place, why OMB was applying this hold.
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"There's nothing undemocratic about trying to get to the bottom of whether Russia hacked our elections and had the help of people inside the White House," she said.
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The Mexican government is still trying to get to the bottom of the daylight ambush that killed nine members of an extended Mormon family, including children and infants.
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Trying to get to the bottom of the backroom negotiations between BP and the Mexican government required two years of freedom of information requests, and reviewing thousands of documents.
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Since everyone and their mother is trying to get to the bottom of the dossier, it might be worthwhile to look at everything we know about the pee tape.
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She spent a year being stereotyped by and receiving few answers from a string of doctors while trying to get to the bottom of the discomfort she'd been experiencing.
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"Various accusations are being made so at this point we are trying to get to the bottom of exactly what's going on," Detectives' Endowment Association President Michael Palladino told BuzzFeed.
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For the third time, a yakuza member has been found dead with his eyes gouged out, and lawyer-turned-private-eye Takayuki Yagami is trying to get to the bottom of it.
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Jake Gyllenhaal, Hugh Jackman, and a stellar ensemble cast all deliver standout performances in this movie following a detective and father trying to get to the bottom of two young girls' disappearances.
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It is the same man who has dangled pardons to his associates to prevent them from cooperating with federal investigators trying to get to the bottom of Russia's attack on our election.
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We are trying to get to the bottom of what else was used in that FISA because you have many people in the Department of Justice who are claiming that we are wrong.
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Oftentimes, when you are trying to get to the bottom of why a student is lashing out at a peer or at a teacher, it's about some emotional struggle that they're going through.
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I think it's absolutely worth trying to get to the bottom of how Yates came to know what she knew about Flynn and Russia and how that information got to The Washington Post.
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And instead of trying to get to the bottom of the questions surrounding Russia and obstruction of justice, it appears that some legislators consider their primary role as one of protecting the president.
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I have been calling influencers in the curly hair community trying to get to the bottom of this, reaching out to Devacurl personally and researching online to understand what is at the root cause.
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She said she was simply trying to get to the bottom of what happened to Christine Blasey Ford, a research psychologist who testified that the future judge sexually assaulted her when they were teenagers.
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So we&aposre trying to get to the bottom of you know, what else was used in that FISA because you have many people within the Department of Justice who are claiming that were wrong.
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Speaking with the Mercury News, Steph said that he spent the whole day on the phone yesterday with Under Armour and Plank trying to get to the bottom of this, because Steph was not happy.
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We're told they were both released without being arrested because they weren't involved in any crime ... but cops kept the car are still trying to get to the bottom of how it turned up stolen.
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But we're talking about one of President Trump's longest-running political advisers fighting federal charges he lied to congressional investigators who were trying to get to the bottom of Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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In one episode, when they try to expense $47 worth of margaritas, the whole thing turns into something out of Hitchcock, with a nosy accountant trying to get to the bottom of an utterly mundane adventure.
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The other is the type of slang used to speak with Chris when Dean asks how long he and his daughter have been "doin' this thaaaang" when trying to get to the bottom of their relationship.
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What Charles discovers while trying to get to the bottom of her case is that while Molly made her fortune facilitating others' vices, she also ran a mostly clean operation, technically legal until its final months.
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One official said Pence was trying to "get to the bottom of it," and two senior administration officials said Pence was "very intentional" in asking Flynn about his communication with the Russians before speaking to the media.
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As long as the pickles keep appearing, the intrepid Des Peres detectives will be trying to get to the bottom of the mystery—and the brine will likely continue to flow on I-270 until they do.
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Staveley-Smith, the lead author on the Astronomical Journal, said scientists have been trying to get to the bottom of the mysterious Great Attractor since major deviations from universal expansion were first discovered in the 1970s and 1980s.
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This is a band who can release a short video of an animated clay pigeon and cause a hundred journalists to panic-dial ornithologists trying to get to the bottom of it all, which we definitely didn't do.
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IF I COULD LIVE THIS PAST WEEK AGAIN, I WOULD HAVE DEFINITELY HAD MARK AND MYSELF OUT SPEAKING EARLIER, BUT WE WERE TRYING TO GET TO THE BOTTOM OF THIS AND MAKE SURE WE COULD TAKE STRONG ACTION.
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So, why can't you see if you can let some of that out for the public so that earnest journalists like you, who are trying to get to the bottom of the truth, would be able to see it?
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Pallone tells the Times that "for months I have been trying to get to the bottom of the allegations about Chairman Pai's relationship with Sinclair Broadcasting," and that he's "grateful to the FCC's inspector general" for taking on the investigation.
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We already know about his efforts to protect his son from the corruption probe in Ukraine, all thanks to the liberal crusade to remove Trump from office through impeachment for trying to get to the bottom of that very matter.
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The don't-call-me-a-superhero-superhero only ends up at "Worst Behavior's" first big Defenders fight because, again, she's trying to get to the bottom of the John Raymond case, and all signs point to the final building he designed, Midland Circle.
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The Internet has been ablaze trying to get to the bottom of this mystery ever since Girls Trip star Tiffany Haddish, who was at JAY-Z's December concert afterparty in Los Angeles, first recounted watching the aftermath of the alleged bite go down.
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You play as Bigby Wolf (a humanoid version of The Big Bad Wolf) trying to get to the bottom of a string of brutal murders in Fabletown, a secret community of fairytale characters hidden in plain sight in the middle of Manhattan.
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Fox's softball approach accounts for why Nunes feels comfortable going on the network, even as questions about his role in the Ukraine caper mount as he files half-a-billion-dollar lawsuits against outlets trying to get to the bottom of them.
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He is now the most prominent Republican in Congress trying to get to the bottom of how the infamous "Steele Dossier" made its way into FBI hands and if its dubious contents were used to obtain wiretapping warrants to probe the Trump campaign.
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To determine whether there's a case here, Mueller is trying to get to the bottom of several murky and unanswered questions that have long surrounded the Trump team's accounts of Flynn's contacts with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak, and of why Flynn was eventually fired.
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Weisselberg could be of great interest to the New York federal prosecutors who are looking into Cohen's activities, and to special counsel Robert Mueller, who is trying to get to the bottom of Russia's interference with the 2016 election and Trump's relationships with various Russians.
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These questions aren't necessarily easy to answer, and Frontline spent more than a year trying to get to the bottom of them with dozens of interviews with current and former employees, as well as other experts who have asked the same questions over the years.
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He testified that the NSC was "trying to get to the bottom of why this hold was in place" and that the reason became clear during a July 18 meeting, when Vindman said he found out Mulvaney's office gave the order to withhold aid.
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Like a child asking "Why?" to the point of absurdity, trying to get to the bottom of this problem can be pretty frustrating, so I enlisted the help of a physicist and a philosopher to get an idea of what—if anything—"nothing" means.
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The odd twist to this, though, is that well before Cohen turned on Trump, Cohen's father-in-law, Fima Shusterman, was indeed a focus of reporters and bloggers either trying to get to the bottom of the Trump-Russia scandal or covering Cohen's complicated finances.
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In essence, during what they hoped would be the final hours of Mr. Trump's trial, Senate Republicans were constructing a permission structure for not trying to get to the bottom of what happened, with the hope that voters would find their explanations satisfactory and reasonable.
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Suddenly, he is actively encouraging a foreign power to dig up dirt on a potential general election opponent rather than simply trying to get to the bottom of what an American citizen was doing in Ukraine in the run-up to the 2016 election.
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FBI director Christopher Wray and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein fielded a series of pointed and fiery questions from House Republicans today, trying to get to the bottom of how their agencies handled the Clinton e-mail investigation, and the subsequently the Russia that they began.
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We've been trying to get to the bottom of Apple's A12 claims (that it is much faster, better for battery life, and more equipped for machine learning) since we got our hands on the iPhone XS, and the answer to the question of "is the A12 better" is... complicated.
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Steve Zeidman, a law professor with the City University of New York, has argued that judges in the city's lower criminal courts, which handle the majority of criminal cases, expend little effort trying to get to the bottom of the facts and enforcing constitutional limits on police conduct.
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"I can tell you that both the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Transportation are investigating these reports and trying to get to the bottom of what exactly happened and what potential steps could be taken to ensure the safety and security of our energy infrastructure," he said.
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Between July 3 and July 20163, when the aid freeze was relayed to a sub-policy coordinating committee, Vindman said, the NSC was "trying to get to the bottom of why this hold was in place"—and that the reason became "quite apparent" during the July 18 meeting, when he learned that the hold came from Mulvaney's office.
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The FBI had an informant who had penetrated the Russian operation for about five years, and the Justice Department this week has given permission for this informant to speak confidentially to at least three congressional committees that are trying to get to the bottom of how the United States confirmed or allowed Rosatom, the Russian company, to gain control of 20 percent of United States&apos uranium.
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One of his top priorities will be protecting — and assisting — Mueller's investigation, and one of his first acts in the new Congress will be trying to get to the bottom of one of the more tantalizing mysteries of the whole Russia affair: Whom did Donald Trump Jr. speak to on his phone in between calls setting up the June 2016 Trump Tower meeting with Russians peddling dirt on Hillary Clinton?
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