The investigation uncovers hidden layers of drama surrounding her murder.
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However, by the second season, Black Sails uncovers Flint's secret.
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The OPA team uncovers a deleted voicemail from the assassination tipline.
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Which means much of what Mueller uncovers may remain a secret.
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In episode nine, Sam uncovers this library in her father's home.
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Do you care if your mask slips and uncovers your face.
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The series uncovers gems that might otherwise be lost to history.
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But by the season one finale, Eleanor uncovers a devastating twist.
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Three times she covers and uncovers her eyes, and he laughs.
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In his quest he uncovers secrets that could destroy the universe.
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Unlike business intelligence or team management tools, Tonkean uncovers your business reality.
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The layers he uncovers are simultaneously broad-ranging, extremely personal, and complex.
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The result will be known by the facts, by what he uncovers.
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" In her search for excitement, Robin "uncovers a dark secret in Hawkins.
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But Llamas adds that he's eager to see what Fitbit's investigation uncovers.
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TV report on new infrared eye-tracking technology that uncovers Converus Inc.
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In this particular case, the facts she uncovers lead to supernatural discoveries.
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While the new study is small, it uncovers a serious problem, experts said.
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In her quest to discover the truth, she uncovers a technology-based conspiracy.
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Much crime fiction uncovers the hidden nastiness of characters in their offhand remarks.
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When a screening test uncovers harmless cancer, you can just ignore it, right?
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A quick search uncovers the group's past ties to the fossil fuel industry.
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As with any good adaptation, Gerwig uncovers new textures for its familiar characters.
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Meanwhile, Jay uncovers startling evidence that links George to the Black Dahlia killing.
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Bee starts investigating and uncovers secrets about her mother's past in the process.
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When the mission uncovers a more immediate threat than anticipated, though, the situation escalates.
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A CNN investigations uncovers 103 accusations of sexual assault or abuse against Uber drivers.
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The Information uncovers how Lyft's missteps doomed its ambitions to catch up to Uber.
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Some of the correlations it uncovers are obvious, like less crime on cold days.
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But Mueller's mandate allows him to examine potential crimes he uncovers while investigating Russia.
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Harris, during his typical gumshoeing, uncovers what Nuro might do with all that capital.
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Unless, that is, someone uncovers a new, nonwhite beneficiary to the elimination of preferences.
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In these cases, slow motion uncovers hidden details and draws the eye to them.
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How likely would impeachment proceedings be if the Russia investigation uncovers obstruction of justice?
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It uncovers Gilead's inner workings: the ideological hypocrisies, the fragile alliances, the institutional rot.
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McMillions, produced by Mark Wahlberg, uncovers what really went on during this time period.
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It would keep him off-balance, especially if further investigation uncovers even more corruption.
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Solomon&aposs report also uncovers the FBI&aposs possible misconduct surrounding their use of spies.
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CrunchBase's open data uncovers a few lessons from the greater story of tech's gender divide.
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As a young law student begins investigating the attack, he uncovers a vast government conspiracy.
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Lucious's music video about his mother hits the skids when Andre uncovers a dark truth.
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As Jo falls further into the investigation, she uncovers a conspiracy which includes unexplained forces.
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This uncovers the spectrum, a measurement of the number of colors that compose this light.
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Investigating the incident, the small newspaper Sports Gazette uncovers a wide-ranging healthcare fraud scheme.
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As Max uncovers the truth about his family, he is confronted with a surprising legacy.
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Through interlaced scenes, each saturated with emotion, he uncovers the inner passions of his characters.
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The team is beginning a weekly newsletter that uncovers how the podcast's stories come together.
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But Levinson said in an interview that the stalemate uncovers a flaw in the US system.
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Fara uncovers at least one tangible record of them struggling with their role in the war.
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After a body washes up on the shores of Sydney, Griffin uncovers a sex trafficking ring.
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A new Human Rights Watch report released this week uncovers rampant sexual assault throughout North Korea.
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When the the team in Kenya uncovers the suicide vest plot, the Whitehall officials get uncomfortable.
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Her curiosity awakened, Newell then turns to a private investigator, who uncovers her husband's criminal record.
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In the comics, Captain Marvel is the one who first uncovers the alien origins of vibranium.
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Near Ratchett's body, Poirot uncovers a scrap of paper that mentions a girl named Daisy Armstrong.
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That said, Garland does not write scorched-earth dissents highlighting flaws he uncovers in colleagues' opinions.
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CNN's Bill Weir uncovers six crafts that you probably thought went the way of the dodo.
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Now, all of that could change depending on what, if anything, Mueller ultimately uncovers or alleges.
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Everyone has recognized that the one who uncovers wrongdoing is the one who then gets silenced.
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They were called "uncovers": undivided back postcards with more room for writing than an average postcard.
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"Removing that image and really doing it based on the underlying skill set" uncovers new possibilities.
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The revelations she uncovers are less scandalous than they are affecting and occasionally (and delightfully) bizarre.
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In several memorable passages, Hoganson uncovers dog-whistle racial politics in the pages of agricultural gazettes.
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And Silvera points out that research that uncovers how cannabis effects us negatively isn't exactly negative.
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Or ones where Tom Hanks uncovers ancient religious conspiracies via outrageously infantile forms of symbol interpretation.
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Obstruction of justice involves interfering with an investigation, regardless of whether the investigation uncovers a crime.
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Plying her clever journalistic skills, she uncovers a series of safety cover-ups associated with the reactor.
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The story also delicately uncovers the complex cultural influences on ideas about life, death, and mental health.
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It's also full of books and mysteries that Sarah uncovers as she searches through her grandfather's belongings.
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When Facebook uncovers issues with its future products, it will "work swiftly to address them," Stretch added.
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Together with the vampire hunter Baron Vordenburg, the trio uncovers Carmilla's hidden tomb and stake her corpse.
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The result is a gripping, if occasionally dense, work that uncovers a world long cast in shadow.
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A recent Washington Post story uncovers how Trump's foundation was great at giving away other people's money.
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If he uncovers a crime by the president, Congress would be justified in pursuing an impeachment inquiry.
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Judge Sabraw's new order does not require the government to reunite all the separated families it uncovers.
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Despite Buchanan's dignified appearance and prestige, Carraway uncovers the truth of his racism, domestic violence, and immorality.
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Our investigation verifies the evidence and uncovers a pattern of human rights abuses that often go unchecked.
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Her relationships change and she uncovers secrets about her husband that forces her to question happier times.
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And after a Major League Baseball investigation uncovers cheating, the Houston Astros face a number of penalties.
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The result will be known by the facts, by what he uncovers," Gowdy told "Fox News Sunday.
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As the paternal relationships of Aaron's contemporaries implode, he uncovers quiet strength in his own principled father.
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Above all, those past cases show it could take years before the new investigation uncovers any answers.
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"The Last Picture Show" uncovers the truth about Archie's (KJ Apa) current flame a lot sooner than expected.
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And If Mueller uncovers serious wrongdoing by Trump, calls for impeachment will no doubt kick into high gear.
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Elsa (Idina Menzel) uncovers troubling secrets about Arendelle's past, a la Thor: Ragnarok and Maleficent: Mistress of Evil.
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Abstracting and subtracting the human form, Draxler simultaneously masks and uncovers both form and emotion, body and feeling.
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In her films, lectures and essays, Ms. Steyerl, 51, has never shied from revealing the secrets she uncovers.
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The Netflix docuseries uncovers the shady, twisted, and bizarre world wild animal collector Joe Exotic was involved in.
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Ambrose uncovers a hidden crime that pulls him into the most dangerous and disturbing case of his career.
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Every time someone uncovers a new detail, it makes the world even richer and more satisfying to visit.
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This gives a rich and more detailed view of the environment, and uncovers objects that might otherwise be missed.
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Pushing for impeachment now, they argue, will undermine their own credibility, especially if Mueller uncovers serious evidence later on.
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He tells me he's often more interested in the questions that science elicits than by the answers it uncovers.
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Above all, Love Story uncovers the mechanisms of cultural hegemony and how the media de-personifies narratives of displacement.
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Limetown follows a reporter for APR (ahem, sound familiar?) as she uncovers the mysterious disappearance of an entire town.
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But a report could have serious consequences, depending on what Mueller uncovers in his investigation and during the interview.
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During the hypnosis, Jerome uncovers Grace has unwittingly been hiding a second personality, with a super creepy second voice.
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It uncovers the ugly nexus of power that stood to gain by standing by and watching the area burn.
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The Silicon Valley that Pein uncovers is not unlike dystopian visions we are accustomed to seeing in science fiction.
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Toobin uncovers newly found secret letters written to Soliah from Hearst after she was arrested (and therefore not coerced).
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Enfield is a linguist at the University of Sydney, whose research uncovers meaning in the minutiae of everyday chatter.
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Depending on what the investigation uncovers, the board may also need to disclose its findings to all the shareholders.
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Afterward, she emails Barbara's assistant, Emily -- at her real address -- and it's only then that Emily uncovers the scam.
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Her emotional disconnect from the surrounding world allows her to consider each fact she uncovers on its merits alone.
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But what Mueller uncovers in his criminal investigation will become public in the event that he brings criminal charges.
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Trump's grip on the GOP base may keep most Republicans senators quiescent even if the House uncovers damning evidence.
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Only when she uncovers a web of lies does she realize that survivor's guilt manifests itself in mysterious ways.
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In the video, Winter, wearing a white T-shirt and sporting perfectly tousled hair, repeatedly covers and uncovers her mouth.
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Twitter, like all social networks, has a responsibility to police its platform for unlicensed content and remove what it uncovers.
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FACEBOOK UNCOVERS $100G IN FAKE AD SPENDING TIED TO RUSSIAN OPERATIVES DURING 2016 ELECTION The petition's goal is 150,143 signatures.
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Top Democrats have said that any potential talk of impeachment is contingent on whether Mueller uncovers new evidence of wrongdoing.
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The curious teenager soon uncovers the truth behind her alleged illness... in that she is not really sick at all.
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The world it uncovers is a poisonous nest of preening dandies, bejeweled grande dames, hypocritical sycophants and assorted hangers-on.
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If Mueller uncovers serious wrongdoing by Trump, he'll have essentially two potential avenues for going after the president, Starr said.
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But in the book Topol uncovers more promising opportunities for artificial intelligence to improve health — some of which surprised me.
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After the death of a promising new author, the SVU team uncovers a decades-old secret between two secretive brothers.
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What Mr. Gibney uncovers is grave and shocking and could make a viewer concerned for the safety of the filmmaker.
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Bottom line: anything the Southern District uncovers about its subjects, even if initially unexpected, can and likely will be charged.
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As Leticia grows closer to Hank, she uncovers a monstrous secret that could change the way she sees him forever.
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There's a 23-year-old coder who uncovers hidden app features that tech giants like Facebook want to keep secret.
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In our new series, LATIN-X, host Paola Ramos uncovers stories about the Latinx community that have long gone untold.
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If Mueller uncovers evidence to the contrary, the way he would be able to make it public is through an indictment.
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The movie centers on Susie as she uncovers the terrifying secrets behind a world-famous dance company, headed by Madame Blanc.
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However, when an old comrade is murdered, vigilante Rorschach uncovers a plot to kill and discredit all past and current superheroes.
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It uncovers racial bias behind the scenes — but that bias is driven by what people want to see on porn sites.
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Mr Mehr uncovers Stinson's abuse and rejection as a child—which likely led to addictions, mental health problems, and violent behavior.
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Yet the "keys" to understanding American politics he uncovers are strikingly mundane: Political parties are important, and so is economic inequality.
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And Mr. Affleck, despite a meticulous performance, never uncovers a glimpse of his abused character's humanity beyond Christian's carefully delineated symptoms.
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And it demands an ability to cope with the fallout of change, because moving things around often uncovers a weak underbelly.
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Sorting through the Census Bureau's numbers uncovers cautionary notes: The gains for the poorest haven't offset a decade of lost ground.
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In contrast to the usual law and order tales, the more that Shigemori uncovers about the case the murkier everything appears.
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A vapid audition song ("I Won't Let You Down") transforms into a moving anthem when Dorothy uncovers new meaning in it.
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But fraud may have been the least of her crimes: Levin uncovers a far darker past including possible kidnappings and murders.
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It uncovers a hidden layer of meaning where you see reality through a warped lens and the truth is suddenly revealed.
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Or what if a hacker finds his way into a corporate computer system and trades on the sensitive information he uncovers?
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In "Manhunt," a lawyer framed for a woman's murder seeks to clear his name and uncovers a byzantine network of crime.
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As science uncovers more evidence of the dangers of these chemicals, the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) continues to lag behind.
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As the team uncovers more specimens, she added, they will likely find more differences between Thanatotheristes degrootorum and the other tyrannosaurs.
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Even if Mueller uncovers enough criminal activity to warrant charges, any prosecution would only reveal a slice of the big picture.
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But right as he uncovers a huge piece of evidence to accelerate that connection, the show takes a sharp left turn.
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The latest adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's novel, written and directed by Greta Gerwig, uncovers new textures for its iconic characters.
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The latest batch of emails released by the State Department uncovers a massive ego trip by the former secretary of State.
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There is a 24-year-old ambitious young woman reporter named Katya Pasternack who uncovers the scandal and writes about it.
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Much of what Tickled uncovers won't be new to anyone with a long internet memory or the ability to use Google.
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"Isolation" proves a relative term, however, once Erlendur uncovers certain clandestine relationships, from love affairs to drug smuggling, linking servicemen and civilians.
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The two have to fight against shape-shifting aliens that compromise the entire agency, which welcomes Thompson after she uncovers their identity.
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Edward echoed Lewis's statements, and expressed concern over what will happen when their daughter uncovers this story in the years to come.
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Callimachi interviews ISIS recruits and victims, and uncovers a complicated story behind the rise of the group and what motivates is followers.
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Desi's narcissism is a perennially blooming impediment to Marnie's happiness, and Fran's phone holds secrets that the relentlessly nosy Hannah soon uncovers.
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And Mr Lighthizer has said that if he uncovers a breach of China's commitments under WTO rules, he will file a dispute.
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But in her free time, Ava is secretly passionate about diving as well — and once her family uncovers her secret, everything changes.
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A recent survey from Discover uncovers what millennials who want to be parents some day would like to accomplish before that day.
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New research uncovers the athleticism involved in these predator-prey encounters, and the best strategies for capturing prey—or avoiding being eaten.
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Their academic analysis uncovers new layers of fear you probably never thought of, no matter how many times you've watched The Babadook.
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Berger uncovers the forces that subtly shape our behavior and shows how, contrary to common belief, this is often a positive thing.
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Later that day, Giuliani claimed to have knowledge that Mueller won't indict the president even if the investigation uncovers evidence of wrongdoing.
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The original 1977 Suspiria, about a ballerina who uncovers some grisly truths about her dance company, is a landmark Italian horror film.
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Mueller must be able to exercise his authority, overseen by an independent judiciary, to investigate and prosecute any wrongdoing that he uncovers.
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Scrutinize the bid too closely and you may look like a penny pincher who will balk if work uncovers a costly problem.
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But even if a well-designed study uncovers a new risk factor, that has to be validated and replicated by other scientists.
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The Medora dig (July 13 to 16), near Theodore Roosevelt National Park, uncovers swamp creatures from 18873 to 60 million years ago.
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It's a not-infrequent occurrence: A reporter, working on an article about a company, uncovers information unknown even to its top executives.
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Jones said the government rarely goes public when it uncovers hacking activity because that would let attackers know they had been caught.
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There's also quite a bit about its other defining failure, Hurricane Katrina, and a good, MacGuffinish Bush family subplot that Ross uncovers.
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Under the law, Mueller has to tell Rosenstein about any crimes he uncovers that aren't directly under the mandate of his investigation.
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Dern stars as Jennifer, a documentary filmmaker who uncovers dark, and disturbing, memories from her childhood involving two adult mentors in her life.
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The key questions: What if the week ends with the investigation ongoing, or if the probe uncovers new evidence outside the existing claims?
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Luckily for Rin, she soon uncovers a dangerous talent for shamanism, and realizes she might be the key to surviving an impending war.
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Episode 8: "Special Care" After the state appeals the decision to overturn Dassey's verdict — stymieing Nirider's efforts — Zellner uncovers a new possible suspect.
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But then someone does some digging and uncovers a bunch of crooked numbers and shoddy business practices, and it all comes crashing down.
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There, inside a secluded wooden garage, he uncovers a beige 1953 Porsche Pre-A coup worth nearly a quarter of a million dollars.
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Maya Hawke is set to portray a new character who, per Variety, uncovers a "dark secret" about Hawkins that puts her in danger.
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If Mediaite uncovers the footage , it won&apost be the first time the site has uncovered embarrassing antics of a cable news star.
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She adeptly uncovers the journalistic failures and apparently less-than-legitimate motivations of Leeann Tweeden, the first woman to accuse Franken of harassment.
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We believe that this book will be excavated from the tomb, however, we can't confirm its existence until Pab uncovers the actual tomb.
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Before she even discovers the letters, she uncovers the Latin phrase carved into her closet by the last Offred: Nolite te bastardes carborundorum.
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In 2014, WeWork Studios produced the feature-length film "I Origins," a sci-fi romance about a biologist who uncovers evidence of reincarnation.
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The conclusions in this report are alarming, as it uncovers a lack of strategic coordination among federal agencies for preparing schools for emergencies.
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London theater uncovers Spacey allegations The Old Vic theater in London says it has uncovered 20 allegations of inappropriate behavior involving Kevin Spacey.
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Media at its best is what uncovers the corrupt politician, moves national attitudes along the arc towards tolerance, and inspires the cynical teen.
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It uncovers a moral flaw inherent in the primary aim of the Emergency Rescue Committee, premised on the principle of Orwell's Animal Farm.
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Bullough brilliantly uncovers the scope of hidden money, but whether that represents an existential threat to democracy remains an unresolved, and crucial, question.
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A tax inspector who uncovers tax fraud gets to keep 0000% of the fine, so they bribe your staff to do bad things.
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And the revelation of an act of betrayal that Anna uncovers in the play's final scenes fails to land with the intended impact.
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Bove says Goldman's involvement with the scandal-ridden fund either uncovers ineptitude at the top of the company or a failure of its systems.
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He said if the FBI uncovers any sort of wrongdoing with regard to the Trump campaign and Russia, a special prosecutor would be warranted.
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So at the end of this, a political decision will have to be made about what to do with the information the FBI uncovers?
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With the release of the dossier, Ms. Kristeva said, she felt like the old man's daughter, who uncovers evidence of conspiracies she cannot untangle.
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Determined to get her back, Thomas travels to the idyllic island where he uncovers a secret far more evil than he could have imagined.
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The Fitzwilliam is uniquely positioned to mount a show that uncovers their secrets and should surely foster a wider appreciation of their unique qualities.
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His message could not have been clearer: I trust what Putin tells me, despite what the US intelligence community uncovers about Russian election meddling.
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Working with a detective (Sara Dogg Asgeirsdottir), he uncovers multiple deaths linked to the suicide, all connected by a crime in the distant past.
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Studies in several of those states show that doing so uncovers students capable of attending college who would not otherwise have taken the test.
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The story she uncovers is worthy of fiction with hairpin plot twists, daredevil acts of love and unexpected moments of humor in dark times.
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A weekend in the British Columbia ski resort uncovers hints of a quaint mountain town, one-percenter indulgences and out-of-this-world skiing.
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Our own research uncovers another interesting finding: Investments in infrastructure at border crossings are particularly common in states where the military is politically influential.
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But alas, until the team uncovers fossilized soft tissue, they will never know whether or not E. carrolldongi and the platypus shared a superpower.
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As Miguel finally uncovers the sadness at the core of his family, the movie becomes effortlessly transporting and, finally, in its closing sequence, incredibly moving.
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But as she uncovers secret after secret, she embeds herself deeper in the political corruption which will put both her life and Okami's in danger.
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Ishiguro's foray into science fiction does what the genre does best: It uncovers the implications beneath the advancement and asks contemporary society the human question.
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The movie centers on Johnson's Susie Bannion as she uncovers the terrifying secrets behind a world-famous dance company, headed by Madame Blanc (Tilda Swinton).
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They happen in secret, so there has got to be something that uncovers what happened in the dark and in the secret of this family.
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As this Twilight Zone-esque story unfolds, Hannah discovers a strange little house on her family's property, and uncovers an unnerving secret about her father.
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As Aloy moves through the world, she gradually uncovers the twin reasons that our civilization collapsed and, many years later, gave rise to her own.
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In Farrow's new book, "Catch and Kill," he details his reporting process and uncovers new details about the tangled web protecting Weinstein along the way.
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If the state investigation uncovers evidence of fraud "on either side" that would alter the outcome, the Republican pastor said officials should call another election.
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If the investigation uncovers far more substantial allegations against any members of the Trump campaign or administration, Flynn's resignation may ultimately be his saving grace.
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After tracing the worker's rise as a state-sanctioned hero, she uncovers his decline at the hands of the same government that once extolled him.
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Drawing on her experience of "intertwined languages" and the postwar Korean diaspora, Yoon savors homonyms ("apple is apology") and uncovers figurative language buried in idioms.
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But what happens if the evidence that the investigation by the special counsel, Robert Mueller, uncovers reveals a direct link between Trump and the Russians?
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In doing so, it uncovers what I've come to believe is a key driver of Obamacare opposition: resentment of "undeserving" poor people receiving comprehensive benefits.
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McMillions — the HBO documentary which premieres February 20183 — uncovers the network of scammers and criminals who defrauded McDonald's, essentially stealing more than $22018 million dollars.
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As the inciting incident uncovers a swarth of family secrets, characters like Hector (Peter Sarsgaard), Aisha (Thandie Newton), and Jamie (Badgley) find themselves taking sides.
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The result will be known by the facts, by what he uncovers," Gowdy, the chairman of the House Oversight Committee, said on "Fox News Sunday.
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Our report uncovers a chilling pattern: Over the past year, everywhere unions have a foothold in state government they're ramming through bills that hurt workers.
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In so doing it uncovers new material, including several works that important artists made in response to the incident that have never been shown before.
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He uncovers his red cheek patches — the only swaths of color on his otherwise black body — and they fill with blood, brightening like a blush.
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Entering a decrepit storage room, Elliot uncovers a key to his bedroom that he hid in its walls way back when he was a kid.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller's mission is a comprehensive look at Russian meddling in the 2150 election -- and any other crimes he uncovers in the process.
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No one believes that Abigail, his imaginary friend, is real; no one believed the basement was real, either, until Theo — a more credible source – uncovers proof.
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" Republican Senator Marco Rubio also noted on Twitter on Monday that "if the DOJ probe uncovers misconduct in Florida plea agreement those responsible should face consequences.
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"If the DA uncovers credible evidence that Trump himself broke the law in New York, I think they'll consider it like any other case," Levin said.
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Uncovers were censored before they were posted to the families of Auschwitz prisoners, and often people who received them didn't believe what was written on them.
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The story, titled "Harvey Flooding Uncovers Secret Stash Of Ammo Hidden By Obama Administration," will be a little confusing if you don't already read conspiracy websites.
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Mr Buckland's research uncovers a range of British firms that earn most of their profits in America but have a lower valuation than their American peers.
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"It seems like most of the fraud O'Keefe uncovers he commits himself," Richard Hasen, a professor of election law at the University of California, Irvine, says.
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I'm skeptical that he'll do that: What if he uncovers new evidence in Phase 2 that changes his view of something he investigated in Phase 1?
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"A Peloton?" the woman exclaims after she uncovers her eyes and sees the bike in her large living room, complete with a Christmas tree and fireplace.
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David Petraeus resigns as director of the CIA after the FBI uncovers the fact that he shared classified information with his mistress and biographer, Paula Broadwell.
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A developer who uncovers a vulnerability in Tinder will now receive a the cash bonus from Google in addition to the money they receive from Tinder's program.
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This isn't a procedural where he uncovers who committed the crime, and it isn't a horror film where he and the antagonist face off against each other.
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It's a test of similarity, but not necessarily of actual ancestry, because there are many different ways of interpreting the small amounts of genetic mixture it uncovers.
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Man In The Window Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative reporter, Paige St. Johnson, uncovers never revealed before details about the man who would become the Golden State Killer.
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Related: New Report Uncovers 35 Yazidi Mass Graves in Iraq Most of the Yazidis El Shafie's group has documented currently live in IDP camps in northern Iraq.
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To bring this story to life Todd Phillips (Hangover and Project X) is directing his next film called War Dogs which uncovers the absurdity of this story.
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The hero of Tickled is Farrier, who uncovers a "tickling ring" of sorts; it conceals a massive secret and a web of lies spanning nearly two decades.
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While it could do some of the work for them by providing new details, it will also tempt many of them to go after what he uncovers.
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In the world of open source, the community uncovers 75 percent of these security flaws — without these reports, open source consumers will be four times more vulnerable!
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Perhaps, though, that shouldn't matter: A warrant is supposed to be justified by the evidence at hand before the search, not the evidence the search itself uncovers.
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But if your research uncovers red flags like a pattern of client complaints, unprofessional social media posts, or an arrest record, move on to your next candidate.
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If Horowitz uncovers criminal conduct, legal experts say it would then be up to Sessions to investigate on his own or to tap a new special counsel.
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Gripping and meticulously researched, Thompson's book uncovers a wealth of new information and backstory behind the New York prison riot that led to the deaths of 39 people.
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Officer K uncovers a dangerous secret that sends him on a mission to find Rick Deckard, the original "blade runner" played by Harrison Ford in the 1982 film.
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And Whitaker has no obligation to send the report to Congress or tell the public about it, which means much of what Mueller uncovers may remain a secret.
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Market Beyond — uncovers our customers' blind spots in a fragmented e-commerce space by deriving insight from billions of e-shoppers' decisions across the global e-commerce universe.
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Independent app researcher Jane Manchun Wong, who regularly uncovers new Facebook features by scouring the source code, found evidence of the product Friday and posted it on Twitter.
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As Eliana delves into the mystery behind the girl's assault, she uncovers a web of conspiracies and must risk it all to save herself when she is targeted.
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In the U.S., Volkswagen's Dieselgate drama has been largely resolved, but in Germany, the plot is thickening as a formal investigation uncovers more details about the company's wrongdoing.
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Critic score: 78%Audience score:N/ANetflix description:"Investigating the murder of a pizza delivery man, a London detective uncovers a tangled conspiracy involving drug dealers, smugglers and spies."
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She works with electronics mostly, but the music she makes feels more like cartography than engineering, playfully tracing the outer realms that she uncovers through her careful exploration.
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The series gradually uncovers what amounts to a flashy psychiatric diagnosis for the character (though the series invites viewers to take said diagnosis with a grain of salt).
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But the main action is about an analyst who uncovers something slightly out of place and accidentally attracts the attention of a massive, dangerous conspiracy within the government.
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Rosenstein has no obligation to send the report to Congress or tell the public about it, which means that much of what Mueller uncovers may remain a secret.
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If the inspection uncovers safety hazards like cracks or loose bricks, the scaffolding must remain in place until the facade is repaired, which could take months or years.
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Henry Louis Gates Jr., a Harvard professor, hosts this genealogical discovery program that uncovers surprising and sometimes uncomfortable family history about its notable guests through rigorous DNA research.
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His ex-colleague, a violent sociopath named Rorschach, investigates his death, and in doing so uncovers a history of sordid secrets and betrayals including rape, sadism and murder.
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Public awareness is likely to skyrocket in November when the Hollywood movie Dark Waters opens, starring Mark Ruffalo as a corporate lawyer who uncovers a hidden environmental disaster.
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In the same way that "Loving" tells a different story about the landscape of the Southern past, Ms. Asante uncovers these "hidden figures" of a multiracial British history.
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No arrests have been made, and any charges against the owner will "depend on what the investigation uncovers," said Kese Smith, a spokesman for the Houston Police Department.
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They simply take in the information presented, but in Portal the story is a mystery that the reader (or player) uncovers by combing through a series of databases.
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Related: Investigation Uncovers New Details About How the Paris Terror Attacks Unfolded Molins has warned that Mary's attempts to fight extradition for Adbeslam have little chance of success.
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Image: British LibraryNew research published today in Science Advances uncovers evidence of ultramarine in the dental plaque of a woman found buried next to a medieval monastery in Germany.
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The Definitive Guide to Business For one ex-Wall Street analyst turned tech executive, a good interview uncovers what a person loves — and hates — about a prospective job opportunity.
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That's true no matter what an investigation eventually uncovers about the Milwaukee shooting, which is the latest event to pull off the scab that is police/African-American relations.
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This is an adventure game that forgoes cutscenes in favor of near-constant conversation as a group of friends uncovers the secrets of the mysterious (and fictional) Edwards Island.
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But Julia also uncovers incontrovertible "proof" earlier, when she finds a document stating that, as a teenager, Tessa burned down the house where her father lived with his mistress.
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His brother Lincoln (Dominic Purcell) uncovers in the premiere that Michael actually has been in a Yemeni prison under the name Kaniel Outis, who is apparently a renowned terrorist.
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One can only expect that the barrage of angry tweets will increase over time as the investigation progresses, particularly if the FBI uncovers information unfavorable to the Trump administration.
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The difference between someone like Trump and someone like Schneiderman is that Trump as publicly identified with men even as the #MeToo movement uncovers the difficulties women have faced.
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Through two Peter Paul Rubens paintings that depict moments of discovery, The Other's Gaze also uncovers other aspects of European art history that have typically been avoided or ignored.
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In between, while seeking to avenge a murder, Eli infiltrates a women's prison on Christmas Day, uncovers an organized crime syndicate and falls in love with an older woman.
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It captures our attention, sets the terms of debate and potentially puts Trump and his allies on the defensive — especially if an impeachment inquiry uncovers evidence of other wrongdoing.
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" Then it's off to the pool with a spy novel to "read" as I listen to "Raising Bees: A Media Professional Who Needs Money Uncovers the World of Agriculture.
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She uncovers the deeply hurt Beaton who could never really forgive himself for the anti-Semitic Vogue illustration, the tiny but legible word "Kike" peeking out of a drawing.
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She next stars with Bryan Cranston in "The Infiltrator," which is based on the true story of a U.S. customs agent who uncovers a money laundering scheme involving Pablo Escobar.
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The reboot, which premiered last week with a Kardashian-focused episode, uncovers stories of real people immersed in today's biggest social phenomena, ranging from celebrity fandom to photo-filter addiction.
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This is especially relevant as a growing body of research, pushed by groups like the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies, uncovers the potential therapeutic and medical benefits to psychedelic drugs.
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Alex uncovers a secret fact about the growing autonomous vehicle sector: Almost every tech developer is leaning on remote drivers, who can guide cars through problem spots from miles away.
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In the new documentary Cold Case Hammarskjöld, Danish director Mads Brügger investigates these theories, and in the process uncovers a very different, larger, more plausible, and much more horrifying conspiracy.
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"The study uncovers a very real problem in the entire field," said lead author Kuheli Dutt, assistant director of academic affairs and diversity at Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory.
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All journeys into the self require a catalyst, and The Tale begins with a school assignment that resurfaces after decades and that Jenny's mother uncovers while doing some de-cluttering.
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Odds of President Donald Trump's impeachment in the House hit all-time highs on popular betting website PredictIt as the Democrat's impeachment inquiry uncovers new details on the Ukraine scandal.
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This means that Mueller, who is leading the probe into Russian meddling in the 2016 election, retains his broad power to investigate any potential crimes he uncovers during his investigation.
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On Friday, Harris put out a video on social media that said he would "wholeheartedly" welcome a new election in the district if the board's investigation uncovers proof of fraud.
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Going back to the late 19th century, he uncovers a policy of de jure segregation in virtually every presidential administration, including those we normally describe as liberal on domestic issues.
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His prison memoir sold only modestly well, and a subsequent novel — about a philandering New York police commissioner who uncovers an international conspiracy that threatens the nation — even less so.
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A source familiar with the investigation told CNBC that anything the Tax Department uncovers through its investigation will be referred to the New York State Attorney General's Office for prosecution.
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Kraft Heinz would be downgraded "if the business continues to falter," if its credit ratios fail to improve or if the ongoing SEC investigation uncovers further problems, S&P said.
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Emma Banville (Helen McCrory), a crusading lawyer, uncovers what appears, in the three episodes available for review, to be a cover-up involving a murder and an American air base.
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By reading this article I am faced with the reality that not everyone makes it into The New York Times or uncovers a scandal like the Spotlight team in 2001.
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If the Mueller investigation uncovers wrongdoing by Trump or senior officials, whether or not Trump and those officials stay in office is entirely dependent on the actions of congressional leadership.
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All Solomon and Lee's piece uncovers is that the settlement had already been paid — it finds no new evidence linking it to the prisoner exchange rather than the court case.
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ET/PT Friday for "ISIS: Behind the Mask," which uncovers what happens when a young Western jihadi returns home The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of the author.
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It looks like Φ. A member of the Night's Watch uncovers this symbol in the snow and sees a wilding girl who has been pinned to a tree, dead, behind him.
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The exposure may represent a fraction of the billion-plus users registered with Aadhaar, but uncovers yet another inadvertent disclosure of citizen data from a system that UIDAI claims is impenetrable.
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What Mr Stach uncovers in this volume—written last because of a long struggle over access to documents—are the formative experiences of a Kafka who becomes new and surprisingly relevant.
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PALM BEACH, Florida — Special Counsel Bob Mueller has two pathways to proceed against President Trump if he uncovers serious wrongdoing by the President, former independent counsel Ken Starr told VICE News.
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In doing so, she uncovers a movement that was thriving under our noses, outside of the political arena, and often beyond the eyes of the media, long before Sanders came along.
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We're in the midst of what's already a significant scandal — and one that could, depending on what the FBI uncovers, end up being the biggest political scandal ever in our history.
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However, a background check only uncovers criminal convictions, so criminal activity like this guy being under investigation by the post master general would not have shown up in a background check.
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A journalist named Lia Haddock starts investigating the complete overnight disappearance of a small town's population, and quickly uncovers a conspiracy tied to the shadowy research facility at the town's heart.
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In this version of the story, Ricki Seidman (Grace Gummer), a young investigator working for Ted Kennedy (Treat Williams), uncovers rumors that Thomas was known for mistreating women in his office.
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Instead, in plays that include this season's vibrant "Skeleton Crew" (which returns in May to the Atlantic Theater Company), she carefully uncovers shades of moral ambiguity among economically beleaguered African-Americans.
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The investigative work of the curator, Mary Clare McKinley, uncovers, for example, the hidden meaning behind a pasted image of a Milanese opera house: its star singer was named Giulia Grisi.
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Her resulting book, "The Newcomers," is a delicate and heartbreaking mystery story, as Thorpe slowly uncovers the secret catastrophes in the lives of young immigrants at South High School in Denver.
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It's hard to keep track of all the crazy things that went down in Tiger King, a new Netflix docuseries that uncovers the bizarre and exploitive world of wild cat collecting.
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Although none of these other individuals were charged, they remain potential targets if the investigation uncovers sufficient evidence to corroborate some of the allegations contained in the recently released court documents.
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It is not everyday that a public official uncovers more than five million terrorists living in the United States, including many working in some of the highest offices of the land.
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Better known for its illicit trade in drugs than people, Scotland has set its sights on slavemasters and is stepping up efforts to stamp out the crime as it uncovers more victims.
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Ararat by Christopher Golden When an expedition travels to Mount Ararat in Turkey, an earthquake uncovers a hidden cave with a long-hidden secret: a ship that they believe is Noah's Ark.
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"Gay Chorus Deep South," an understated documentary about the tour (the Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir joined in) directed by David Charles Rodrigues, soon uncovers a more personal story behind the political statement.
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Her basis for working with players — and ultimately to come to the mental process that uncovers key values and the choices that will result in desired outcomes — starts with these two themes.
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In a video that went viral a month ago, a woman lifts up a mattress and uncovers an adorable raccoon far too tubby to scale a building or ride a garbage truck.
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With more than 120 images drawn primarily from The Broad's collection, Cindy Sherman: Imitation of Life uncovers just why Sherman continues to be required material for contemporary arts students across the globe.
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Weinman's intensive research uncovers a bright girl—she maintained excellent grades before, during, and after her ordeal—who survived the kidnapping only to be killed two years later in a car crash.
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Laurentian said as its review of the 1,900 mortgages sold uncovers more loans that did not conform to the requirements of the sale, it will either fix the mortgages or repurchase them.
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If the Southern District uncovers evidence of criminal activity on the part of Michael Cohen, that means Mueller and his team can use this as leverage against Cohen in the Russia investigation.
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For anyone interested in child development, design or architecture, my book uncovers the thinking behind toys and children's spaces and shows how parents, teachers and planners can foster kids' independence and creativity.
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He links his great-grandfather's crime to the contemporaneous gang rape of Recy Taylor (the subject of an excellent recent documentary by Nancy Buirski), and uncovers patterns of abuse within his family.
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On a final note, the progress of Sara and John's romance has become nearly as compelling to track as the murder investigation because of the character insights it uncovers along the way.
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On and on, Gurba uncovers these links: A childhood classmate who molested her and several other girls was himself a victim, she discovers, of his baseball coach, an especially prolific local predator.
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"You" season 2 suggests Goldberg has an attachment disorderSeason 2 of "You" gets deeper into Goldberg&aposs past and uncovers clues that suggest he actually has an attachment disorder, according to Scott.
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In doing so, she uncovers genuine tragedy — recounted in the voices and flashbacks of the residents whose trust she wins — and finds a community with whom she shares an affinity of loss.
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Through the online photo series The Nightstand Collective, Washington-based artist, writer and producer Emma Jones uncovers what it's like to live with a chronic illness by curating anonymously submitted photos of nightstands.
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Though both Lewis and Edward said they considered Trent to be like family, they were now more upset about what will happen when their daughter uncovers this story in the years to come.
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It's the result of more than 10,000 artefacts discovered at the lowest layer of a site called the Madjedbebe rock shelter, which uncovers some of the complex behaviour of the earliest modern humans.
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If the IG investigation that is currently ongoing uncovers any nefarious contact between Trump's team and the Russians, his legitimacy as President of the United States will be the least of his worries.
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But there may be some cracks in the red wall, as some Republican lawmakers say they could be open to removing Trump from office based on what new information the impeachment inquiry uncovers.
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The movie sounds pretty interesting ... Ben plays a detective investigating a string of high-end heists who gets roped into a scandal, sees his daughter go missing and uncovers a secret government program.
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It produces transparency in markets, holds governments and businesses to account, gives people tools to make well-informed decisions, uncovers wrongdoing, inspires reforms, and tells true and remarkable stories that move and inspire.
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When an inquiry uncovers evidence that an agent has violated Justice Department regulations, the inspector general typically refers the matter to the F.B.I.'s Office of Professional Responsibility, which handles questions of punishment.
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When Gilda takes the case of a lost glove that involves vile secrets on both sides of the barrier, she uncovers liaisons threatening the entire metropolis and probably the fabric of the universe.
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As Rabbit shares stories of Empress In-yo and their shared past, Chih uncovers a nuanced history of how the disenfranchised shape history, and can come to rule it, though at great cost.
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Arrested and struggling to survive under a totalitarian regime with segregated communities (recalling divisions over religion and caste), Shalini endures grueling conditions as she uncovers the truth about what happened to her daughter.
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Like flipping through misplaced leaves in a photo book, the documentary maintains a free-flowing tone as it uncovers the work that went into creating some of the indelible scenes in Hollywood history.
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The tech blogger has developed an online following through her hobby of reverse engineering apps for fun and building prototypes based on the scoops she uncovers (like the previously mentioned testing on Instagram).
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House Counsel Douglas Letter said in a filing in federal court that a second impeachment could be necessary if the House uncovers new evidence that Trump attempted to obstruct investigations of his conduct.
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Correlation does not imply causation, but the tool uncovers an interesting pattern: Provinces where Mr. Xi served for many years have not seen as many top officials fall in corruption campaigns as neighboring provinces.
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It features all the hallmarks of a true-crime docudrama, including contradictory interviews, ponderous voiceovers and an investigation that uncovers explosive new evidence — but all in high school, with plenty of the aforementioned dicks.
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John Maloof, who discovered her photographs in a box at an auction house, co-wrote and directed Finding Vivian Maier (2013), a documentary that uncovers her life through interviews with people who knew her.
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It is a chapter in art history that he uncovers with rich and meticulous archival research and a fresh perspective on how this multicultural moment was essentially erased from the story of American art.
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Ultimately, the public will have to wait until December 9 to see whether the IG report will be "historic" or a more complicated and complex document that uncovers mistakes and/or potentially deliberate misdeeds.
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The study "uncovers a process that is wholly novel and entirely surprising," says Steven Chown, a professor in the School of Biological Sciences at Monash University in Australia, who was not involved in the research.
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Ryan Gosling stars in the film as LAPD Officer K, who uncovers an important secret and has to track down Harrison Ford (who returns as Rick Deckard) in order to try to prevent society's unraveling.
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In a sneak peek at Sunday's NBC tribute to director James Burrows, Watch What Happens Live host Andy Cohen uncovers the dirt that not all the megastars-to-be had to audition for their roles.
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The biggest threat to Trump remains an investigation that uncovers significant wrongdoing, weakening his support among voters and among the one body that has the unquestioned power to hold him accountable at any time: Congress.
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But if I were to say, 'Hey, I have this great police show, and it's about this guy who uncovers corruption, oh, and he's gay,' I will be asked, 'Why are you making him gay?
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The talented team at Atlas Obscura spent the past five years working on a gorgeous, 480-page book that uncovers 600 of the strangest, most fascinating, and downright bizarre places you've never heard of before.
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Among the changes Mr. Kelly instituted was a new requirement that if the F.B.I. uncovers "significantly derogatory" information about a White House official, it must brief the White House counsel in person on the material.
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Shulkin's Wimbledon weekend and sightseeing tours had previously been reported this fall, but the inspector general's report uncovers the ethical lapses in detail — with the additional layer of a deliberate attempt to mislead ethics officials.
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Watch it nowWhen U.S. Marshal Teddy Daniels arrives at the asylum for the criminally insane on Shutter Island, he uncovers terrifying truths about the island and finds out that some places never let you go.
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If a reporter or congressional staffer uncovers evidence that a White House aide instructed Sessions to deceive on his meetings with Kislyak, or helped him craft the lie, then that person really could face prosecution.
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In the first season finale of this crime drama series from Dick Wolf (the "Law & Order" franchise), agent OA (Zeeko Zaki) uncovers a huge criminal operation, and Dana (Sela Ward) puts her job in jeopardy.
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The three-time Oscar winner, 70, stars in the first trailer for Netflix's The Laundromat as a widow who uncovers insurance fraud committed by law partners Jürgen Mossack (Gary Oldman) and Ramón Fonseca (Antonio Banderas).
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This installment also uncovers the secrets and shocking behavior that led to the conviction of deceitful NXIVM founder Keith Raniere and the guilty plea and imminent sentencing of former actor and NXIVM member Allison Mack.
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Fitbit Charge 3 — save £35 The Fitbit Charge 3 keeps the insights and inspiration coming day and night, with an all-day heart rate monitor that tracks calorie burn, optimises workouts, and uncovers health trends.
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The documentary uncovers the deep love he felt for British art collector Peter Watson and then later, the American fencer Kinmont Hoitsma (whom he calls him "ceaselessly beautiful")— both affairs left him heartbroken and sad.
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I first wrote about it in reference to Robert Mueller's investigation, raising the question: What if Mueller uncovers rock-solid evidence that Trump colluded with the Russians or committed financial crimes, and ... it just doesn't matter?
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As the last remaining Finch, Edith returns to her family home in Washington state, where the player uncovers vignette-style short stories detailing the untimely deaths of her family members, spanning across various generations and locations.
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As the Organization of Lunar States sends a delegation to investigate the rights of men, the story of citizens in the Society intertwine, and the secrets the delegation uncovers spark a war on the lunar surface.
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That influence cuts through Ben H. Winters' latest novel, Golden State, in which a police officer uncovers a troubling conspiracy in an alternate future where truth is absolute, and where lying is swiftly and severely punished.
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For aquadynamic purposes, the mother's nipples are covered by folds of skin, and scientists still aren't sure how the mother selectively uncovers her nipples and delivers the milk (whales don't have lips, so they can't suckle).
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During that time, Peele started developing the idea for Get Out, in which a young black man visits his white girlfriend's family at their country home — and uncovers something sinister at work within the affluent suburb.
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A CNN KFile review of the organization's website, which is archived on the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine, uncovers the organization supported controversial gay conversion therapy, which treats homosexuality as a mental illness that can be fixed.
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Other biographers have noted Paul's infidelity during his engagement to the actress Jane Asher, but Norman uncovers a Bieber's-worth of girlfriends, groupies and pregnancy scares that Brian Epstein, the Beatles' manager, became expert at hiding.
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Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 99% (certified fresh)Synopsis: "After becoming a mother, a filmmaker uncovers the untold history of China's one-child policy and the generations of parents and children forever shaped by this social experiment."
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It is far more likely that, no matter how extensive the investigation is and regardless of what it uncovers, nearly all House Democrats will vote for impeachment and nearly all House Republicans will vote against it.
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As he struggles with a perplexing murder investigation, Tanner relies on his innate "second sight" and on his deputy inspector Catherine Tully (Claire Skinner), who uncovers his secret impairment and soon becomes more than a colleague.
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In her absorbing, scrupulously researched book "The Field of Blood," Joanne B. Freeman uncovers the brawls, stabbings, pummelings and duel threats that occurred among United States congressmen during the three decades just before the Civil War.
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Coco tells the story of a boy named Miguel (voiced by Gonzalez) and his music-filled journey to the "Land of the Dead" where he meets his ancestors and uncovers a hidden secret about his family.
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Unlike the precise targeting of academics, companies were subjected to a broad technique known as "password spraying" that uncovers lists of company email accounts online and then tries to hack into them with common default passwords.
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Any traces of doubt on Leslie's team are erased when one of Leslie's investigators, Cindy Erdelyi (Rya Kihlstedt), uncovers sexually explicit photos of Erik and Lyle in the family home, taken when they were young children.
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Once the agency uncovers those core issues, they must then submit a plan that lays out how they will "address and mitigate the root causes," partly through establishing metrics and goals for mitigating such workforce shortages.
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It's difficult to see their vision in this darkness, where scant light filters through blocked windows, where the flashlight uncovers decaying furniture, and where no light is necessary to discover the all-encompassing raw sewage stench.
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The count, made to take a job as a waiter, uncovers various mysteries of the hotel, while friendships with foreign diplomats and a close association with a Party member keep him somewhat abreast of outside events.
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If an inspector general in a government department finds misconduct or uncovers information that rises to a high level of wrongdoing defined as "urgent and credible" under whistleblowing legislation, the legal recourse is to involve Congress.
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"I wish I knew where your behaviour comes from," she says, "I blame your father's side..." Minnie takes to Google to find a family tree, and uncovers a childhood photo of Mum firing tomatoes around the playground.
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Brahim's inquiries take on a gradually more sinister tone as he uncovers more discomforting truths of not just his son's recent history, but also the changing face of a society that is no longer recognizable to him.
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At the end of the comic, he uncovers a plan by an ex-villain named Ozymandias to stop a worldwide nuclear war, by creating a fake threat that will cost the lives of millions of innocent people.
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Readers will not be surprised to learn that Clara was involved in an illicit underworld of drugs and sex or that the investigation into her death uncovers a tangled conspiracy that implicates her town's most respected citizens.
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This TV series is based on a podcast of the same name, and Biel stars as a journalist who uncovers the mystery behind 300 people's disappearance, The Hollywood Reporter reported when the Facebook Watch series was announced.
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Haribo gummy bears may be some of the most colorfully cheerful confections on the planet, but a new investigative documentary called "The Haribo Check" uncovers what may be a dark secret behind the making of these snacks.
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As a teacher for the last 25 years in the fields of biology, environmental studies, and photography, it's at the intersection of art and nature where Dash uncovers stunning beauty that often goes overlooked by the human eye.
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The tale Edith uncovers is otherwordly, with Molly transforming from a human to a cat, from a cat to an owl, and eventually to a monster that eventually crawls through the pipes to eat her own human form.
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Another of his novels is now being translated into English: Ball Lightning, a military science fiction story about a young man who is looking to solve the mystery behind his parents' deaths, and uncovers an experimental weapons program.
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Cole is the first to find the clue, and he hides it under a napkin, which Chrissy quickly uncovers – and then hides it under the same napkin which did a terrible job of concealing the clue from her.
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In her book Republic of Lies, the investigative journalist Anna Merlan uncovers the origins of several modern conspiracies, ranging from the frenzy around Pizzagate to the belief that the CIA deliberately created and spread aids among African Americans.
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And indeed, between the moments spent serving everyone else, the rest of the book — chronicling her evolving sexual identity, her radical redefinition of love, her relationships and eventually the birth of her child — uncovers just who she is.
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When matriarch Astrid witnesses a school bus accident, the trauma uncovers a long-repressed memory that forces her to question the kind of parent she was to her now-adult children, who are floundering in their own ways.
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In addition to the new revelations about Weinstein, Farrow's book also reportedly uncovers new allegations against Lauer, claiming that he reportedly anally raped former NBC News employee Brooke Nevils — whose complaint about Lauer ultimately led to his firing.
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When matriarch Astrid witnesses a school bus accident, the trauma uncovers a long-repressed memory that forces her to question the kind of parent she was to her now-adult children — who are floundering in their own ways.
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Their courtship -- as laconic as everything else in the film, which was written and directed by David Lowery -- occupies much of the movie, while insight into Forest's character and history gradually drips out as Affleck's character uncovers it.
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But he uncovers pieces of the man's life, first in Polish archives of the Nazi and Cold War eras, and ultimately in X-rays and brain scans from hospitals where his father was treated before his death in 2009.
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And when chaos comes, "Curious Incident" renders it in harrowing, meticulously detailed tours de force, whether the setting is a London subway or the room at home in which Christopher uncovers a cache of letters he didn't know existed.
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Eventually, Clay uncovers the Clubhouse, as it's called in the third Polaroid, and finds a literal trove of photos of girls being plied with drinks and drugs before being tossed into vulnerable situations with Liberty High School's baseball players.
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As she works to increase numbers and get a promotion outside of her current station — which plays holiday music year-round — she uncovers the identity of the small town's Secret Santa, who anonymously pays for the town's Christmas festivities.
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For argument's sake, let's assume the worst: that Robert Mueller, the special counsel leading the inquiry for the Justice Department, uncovers direct evidence of collusion between the Trump campaign and the Russian government to undermine Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.
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For this story of a teenage boy (Asa Butterfield) who uncovers a family mystery that involves a handful of those children, invisible monsters known as Hollows, and time travel, Mr. Riggs built his narrative around vintage photographs he collected.
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He's been studying human interactions for years—first impressions, how we judge someone to be trustworthy, how we can change our initial thinking—and his research uncovers some startling impressions about first impressions: More often than not, they're wrong.
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When a high schooler discovers that a young boy hasn't just gone missing, but has actually traveled back in time, he uncovers a mystery that reaches back generations, and ultimately affects the fate of everyone in his small town.
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Over the course of the piece, Parker uncovers compelling evidence to suggest that Mallory essentially scammed his way to the top of his field, scattering lies willy-nilly about his tragic past, his glamorous education, and his failing health.
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But as this episode of the Reset podcast uncovers, the technology of ankle monitors doesn't actually work very well, which means it ends up having hugely negative impacts on the lives of the people it's meant to be helping.
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"If an investigation uncovers evidence of terrorist activity or involvement, the government should be allowed to immediately go to court, block the sale, and arrest the terrorist," said Chris Cox, executive director of the NRA's Institute for Legislative Action.
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From open-air art festivals to backstreet boutiques and cafés, JAPAN 99+1 uncovers locations across the art and design spectrum, as well as regional and cultural context to help travel planners create itineraries within a region or area of interest.
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Peeling back the layers of what beauty means to incarcerated American women shows more than stark inequality in rehabilitation programming; it uncovers a broken system, rife with corruption, that is ill equipped to handle a sudden, sharp spike in population.
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He gets his friend's leg broken, crashes a massive cargo plane and, finally, uncovers another ancient city in the desert before wrecking the place, all the while mercilessly killing a number of enemies somewhere between the previous two games' totals.
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The pimp goes through a dufflebag hiding in the faux officer's car, and uncovers a ton of rope — the kind you always see tied around dead women in serial killer movies — and a Super-Matic Hot Shot model E-24.
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Oliver Is Simon's Guardian Angel & Conor Uncovers Something Big Michaela and Asher may not feel too guilty over Simon's hospitalization, but Oliver (Conrad Ricamora) does — so much so that he hacks into the hospital's computer system to check Simon's vitals.
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It takes a knife to its central relationship, slicing it apart to examine its dysfunctional power dynamics and never flinching away from the mess it uncovers — but it also allows that relationship to feel genuine and meaningful and even sweet.
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" The new behind-the-scenes look at season 2 uncovers an answer: the murder at the center of The Assassination of Gianni Versace was an American crime for "the politics of homosexuality as they played out across America in the 1990s.
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Cheryl uncovers documents (created by photographer Zoe Leonard) from a lesbian archive in New York (where queer academic Sarah Schulman makes an appearance), visits the academic Camille Paglia (who plays herself), and discovers Hollywood hearsay gossip about the Watermelon Woman.
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One new academic paper uncovers an intriguing factor that helps to predict whether the reduction in a woman's income due to having children is likely to be large or small: the choices made during her childhood by her own mother.
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When an insurance agent named Shazia (played by Kiran Sonia Sawar) knocks on Mia's door to investigate a claim about another unrelated car accident, she accidentally uncovers Mia's violent, murderous past by using a memory recovery device called the Recaller.
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Created by the writing and directing team of Matt and Ross Duffer, the show is a period piece set in 1983 that follows the disappearance of a 12-year-old boy — and the dark secrets about the town it uncovers.
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But Trump should be careful what he wishes for —The Rice "scandal" is actually an example that the system is working exactly the way it should, and what the committee uncovers may only deepen questions about Trump's connections to Russian intelligence.
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If you don't remember, the past episode ends as Ray (Craig Robinson) and his goons lay the hurt on Elliot after he uncovers that Ray is the "Dread Pirate Roberts" behind a Silk Road-type marketplace on the dark web.
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Instead of reporting the facts of the story to the audience after he uncovers them — as a traditional news broadcaster would — Morrison makes his listeners feel as if they're experiencing each turn of events in real time as he is.
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Focusing on the Cahuenga Pass — now the 101 Freeway which connects Hollywood to the Valley — de la Loza uncovers its history as a streetcar line, a passage for Spanish settlers and Indigenous communities before them, an animal path, and a waterway.
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New York's French Quarter for Bastille Day (Saturday) In honor of Bastille Day, the urban planner and cultural historian Laurence Frommer leads a tour that uncovers New York's old French haunts and examines the influence of French culture on the city.
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Hemsworth plays a young Anti-Money Laundering (AML) investigator (is this the first movie to make one of those an over-the-top action hero?) who is stationed in his hometown in New York State and uncovers a web of corruption.
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But when the rebellious Belle Camellia uncovers a plot by the truly vile Princess Sophia to enslave her and her sisters, she sows the seeds of a grass-roots revolution that is bound to blossom more fully in the inevitable sequel.
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At the same time, in the killer's bedroom, Sara opens a heart-shaped box and discovers an actual human heart, while Marcus Isaacson uncovers a jar filled with human eyeballs — many more, it's clear, than the known victims could have provided.
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At once detached and empathetic, Stonecipher observes, uncovers, and probes our present malaise, the recognition that the future and past are constantly colliding in our everyday lives, shadowed by the suspicion that such encounters may erase all evidence of our existence.
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Mueller, appointed by the Department of Justice last year to investigate Russia's role in the election and possible collusion by the Trump campaign, has a broad mandate that allows him to look into any wrongdoing he uncovers in the probe.
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But what this Viennese painter's work looks like is what it's about: Building up body with coat after coat of gesso, stripping off paint with turpentine and scraping sharp borderlines between brilliant colors, Ms. Deininger uncovers extraordinary beauty in her materials.
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The Paula Jones action against President Clinton seems to leave open Mr. Trump's vulnerability to some 75 claims now working their way through the courts, to say nothing of whether the F.B.I. uncovers improper dealings with Russians before the inauguration.
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But when a clue links the case to a similar one from 26 years earlier, Tori uncovers 70 possible murders of gay men spanning decades along New South Wales's glorious shoreline — and the possibility that the culprit is back at it.
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Working with a wide range of producers, from Durban collective's Rudeboyz, to Lisbon crew Tia Maria Produções, "No more parties in SA" uncovers unexpected common ground, composing a narrative betwixt and between the two genres' respective forward thinking, rhythm-heavy sounds.
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The video, Frank Lloyd Wright on Arrogance, is the latest in the Blank on Blank animated series, the joint effort of Quoted Studios and PBS Digital Studios that uncovers lost interviews and gives them new life with sweet and silly animations.
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The figures point to the general struggle among artists to support themselves through art in a city that is becoming less affordable every year; it also uncovers a striking pay gap between men and women artists: men are paid an average 28% more.
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Catherine Chung, a former math major at the University of Chicago, leans on her own real-life aptitude for math in her sophomore novel about a talented mathematician named Katherine whose attempt to solve the Riemann hypothesis uncovers secrets about her family's past.
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The FBI may be able to complete its work by October 5th, but if it uncovers leads late in the week, it would be antithetical to the truth-finding goal of delaying the vote to say agents must cease in their investigations.
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Unfortunately, the trailer doesn't hint at whether or not the film uncovers any lingering Tupac conspiracies, so you'll just have to go see it in theaters this November to find out if Dave Chappelle has just been pulling our leg this whole time.
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From community-led search-and-rescue efforts to mobile apps designed to give survivors a say, various initiatives are aiming to build trust between victims and the state and improve support as the country uncovers a growing number of modern-day slaves.
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Most people focus on the "glitz and glamour" of jewelry found in many digs, but what's so important and interesting about this particular site, according to Halley, is what it uncovers about the daily life of the people who lived in the area.
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Witt uncovers the largely untold stories of people like the German entrepreneurs who invented the mp3 file and Dell Glover, the compact disc factory worker who leaked some of the biggest albums of the aughts, leaving record label execs frustrated and scared.
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López's book can be seen as a kind of counterpart to Patricio Pron's 2011 novel, "My Fathers' Ghost Is Climbing in the Rain," in which a son uncovers his father's role in a leftist group during the same dark period in Argentina's history.
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The bottom line: Mr. Nadler has said repeatedly he does not yet see a case to justify impeachment, but the Judiciary Committee's fact-finding could put it on a different path if it uncovers a clear pattern of behavior by Mr. Trump.
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And in keeping with the inflationary tendency of the established Ryan narrative, where the hero's ordinariness is contrasted with the extreme threats of nuclear annihilation or economic collapse, this new Ryan uncovers a terrorist who's bidding to be the new Osama bin Laden.
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But when a clue links the case to a similar one from 26 years earlier, the detective uncovers 70 possible murders of gay men, spanning decades along New South Wales's glorious shoreline — and the possibility that the culprit is back at it.
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A weekend in Whistler uncovers plenty of one-percenter indulgences, from fine dining to retail therapy, some positively out-of-this-world skiing, and hints of the quaint mountain town that up until the 1960s had no road access, electricity or running water.
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With an eye on Bill Clinton's presidency, he may even relish a lengthy impeachment battle that uncovers no crime while showing that congressional Democrats are more intent on pursuing a vendetta against a president than helping the people they're elected to serve.
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But when a clue links the case to a similar one from 26 years earlier, the detective uncovers 70 possible murders of gay men spanning decades along New South Wales's glorious shoreline — and the possibility that the culprit is back at it.
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R. Chung, a former math major at the University of Chicago, leans on her own real-life aptitude for math in her sophomore novel about a talented mathematician named Katherine whose attempt to solve the Riemann hypothesis uncovers secrets about her family's past.
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The big revelation Box uncovers—the shit in the litter box, I guess, if we're going to keep on with that metaphor—is that Naz (Riz Ahmed) was once expelled from his high school after throwing another kid down a flight of stairs.
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"Updating to the latest versions of installed software improves overall infrastructure security, which is why we deemed it important to analyze container images for security vulnerabilities as well as provide a clear path to updates mediating those issues that Clair uncovers," the company argues.
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Restored Prisoner's Letter Uncovers Horrific Details of Life at Auschwitz Death CampPhoto: Michel Zacharz AKA Grippenn via Wikimedia CommonsIn 83, Marcel Nadjari—a Greek Jew who was forced to remove bodies from the Auschwitz gas chambers—buried a letter in a forest near the camp.
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Mr. Trump and his allies have long sought to undermine the origins of the Russia investigation, and depending on what Mr. Durham uncovers and when his findings are made public, his inquiry could provide a boon to Mr. Trump as he seeks re-election.
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So at what age will young Beau be allowed to watch Get Out — Dad's R-rated, critically acclaimed thriller about a young black man who visits his white girlfriend's family at their country home and uncovers something sinister at work within the affluent suburb?
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Dyson uncovers a troubling consistency to the president's race speech and shows that in spite of Obama's reliance on black political networks and black votes during his meteoric rise, the president chose to follow a governing and rhetorical template largely hewed by his white predecessors.
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The destruction of an ice-hauling spaceship uncovers a vast conspiracy to exploit the chilly political tensions between Earth, Mars and the inhabitants of the asteroid belt and outer planets, with the crew of a spaceship called the Rocinante in the center of it all.
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Read more: Meet the 23-year-old who uncovers hidden app features that tech giants like Facebook want to keep secret Even in more objective articles, comment sections are full of "yellow Trump fans" ( huangchuanfen) going after "libtards" ( baizuo) for blindly adhering to political correctness.
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Villanelle works for an organization called The Twelve Villanelle has never taken an interest in her bosses, but Eve uncovers that she is part of an organization called The Twelve, which might be more associated with the Russian or British government than anyone realizes yet.
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A fall from grace due to the clash of egos and cultural sea changes may seem unremarkable, but the devil is in the detailed telling of Oneida's ultimate metamorphosis, which uncovers how unconventional "electric sex" eventually turned into the profitable enterprise of selling tableware.
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After a peaceful marriage contract between a teenage Breton duchess and French king brings peace to their warring lands, the lady-in-waiting and secret St. Mortain assassin Sybella uncovers a plot hatched by the king's sister to divest her beloved mistress of the throne.
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Through dozens of case studies, from apartment blocks and government ministries to universities and convention centers, "Architecture of Independence" uncovers not only the unsung splendor of African cities but also the contemporary lives of schoolchildren, office workers and street vendors of today's Dakar or Nairobi.
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Mixing detachment and feeling in unpredictable proportions, daring to sing where an ordinary man with the same level of talent would have kept his mouth shut, leaving it totally unclear when he's acting and when he's being genuine, he uncovers astonishing vistas of previously undiscovered emotion.
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In telling the story of a black man, Chris (Daniel Kaluuya), who visits his white girlfriend's (Allison Williams) family and uncovers a nefarious plot, Peele exposes the cultural anxieties and racial tensions that have always been there, but now, for many Americans, have never been more apparent.
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This week's episode uncovers his back story via flashbacks to when Strand was a man who'd just lost everything in Hurricane Katrina and determined to come back from it — at least, that's the story he tells a stranger he meets at a bar in the flashback.
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In watching, she uncovers him to be revealed as a more muted counterpart to what Manny presented: reserved, kind, and more down-to-earth where Manny was bellicose —highlighting that, contrary to popular belief, men can actually exhibit more than a limited range of character attributes.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 16%Summary: Adapted from "The Inheritance Cycle" fantasy novels by Christopher Paolini, Stefen Fangmeier's "Eragon" traces the journey of young Eragon (Ed Speelers) from unknown farm boy to the realm's last defense against a powerful villain after he uncovers a rare dragon egg.
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As the town tries to figure out why he killed himself (and where his head went, both literally and figuratively), an investigation at Shawshank uncovers an unused wing of the prison containing a feral human who has clearly been detained there against his will, off the books.
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One of the most interesting things it uncovers: One of the variables, the probability of fatality from getting hit by an object, has a rather long history, and ultimately dates back to an estimate derived from a 2740 computer simulation on the dangers of nuclear war.
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As Dorothy navigates this dangerous world and uncovers her true destiny, we'll see there's no place like… Oz. Cast: Vincent D'Onofrio, Adria Arjona, Ana Ularu, Oliver Jackson-Cohen, Jordan Loughran, Gerran Howell, Mido Hamada, Joely Richardson, Isabel Lucas, Stefanie Martini, Suan-Li Ong, Florence Kasumba and Roxy Sternberg.
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The enterprising orange-dotted tusk fish, a species native to the western Pacific, first uncovers a clam by blowing water on the sand, then carries the mollusk in its mouth to a nearby rock and smashes the clam on the rock with a series of deft head flicks.
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In "The One Device: The Secret History of the iPhone," author and Motherboard senior editor Brian Merchant uncovers the details of how the smartphone came into existence and how even one of the smartest, most powerful executives needed smart people to help him land at the right decision.
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" If the special counsel investigation uncovers a coordinated effort with the Russians to raise Donald Trump to the presidency, then the American people must disregard his deflection and demand what Hamilton called the appropriate constitutional remedy of impeachment for such an "abuse or violation of some public trust.
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Seemingly not the one that means "a person who uncovers factual information about another person or group in exchange for money," because Musk states the investigator he retained—a Mr. Jared Birchall—had reported Unsworth moved to Thailand to wed a woman who was 12 years of age.
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In this richly sourced biography, Blanning uncovers a complex, often contradictory character: a Francophone who despised the German language but whose rule coincided with a flowering of German literature; a misogynist and probable homosexual who detested the values of Christianity but whose kingdom was a model of enlightened pluralism.
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Not only could the investigation help the swing votes decide whether they believe the allegations against Kavanaugh, but it could also allow them to save face with constituents and peers by, depending on what the FBI uncovers, giving them political or personal cover for whatever vote they ultimately cast.
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In the latest episode of OUTSIDER, a web series that uncovers the singular minds behind the world's strangest movies, VICE tracks down Rojas, who is now living in unstable conditions in Los Angeles, to uncover the mystery behind the man, his work, and its unlikely rediscovery by cult film fanatics.
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" As the exhibition delineates, Warhol either idealizes or uncovers the blemishes and failures of the body, a dichotomy that mirrors what he said of Pop in a 1966 interview: It's "just taking the outside and putting it on the inside or taking the inside and putting it on the outside.
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This spring, two other books take up more tightly focused aspects of Hemingway's life; in "The Ambulance Drivers," James McGrath Morris looks closely at the difficult friendship of Hemingway and Dos Passos, and in "Writer, Sailor, Soldier, Spy," Nicholas Reynolds uncovers Hemingway's "secret adventures" in espionage between 1935 and 1961.
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An NPR report from earlier this week uncovers a conspicuous fringe benefit of Amazon's newest HQ2 landing in the Washington, D.C.-metro area: More men to date for the sex- and romance-starved straight single women overrunning the nation's capital, per the sources NPR found to prop up this piece.
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When Veronica (Camila Mendes) finds that a boy she went on a date with has posted about their hookup on social media, she goes "full dark, no stars" and uncovers a web of misogyny that includes a "burn book" that ranks girls and mocks their sexual history — real or completely made up.
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") — a process doctors believe helps manipulate the fertilization process by separating the x and y sperm to produce as many male embryos as possible — Meghan and Jim "again did PGS (preimplantation genetic screening), which not only uncovers which embryos have genetic abnormalities but also identifies the specific chromosomes that are additional or missing.
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As buybacks across the corporate sector continue to reach new records, it becomes more questionable whether all of these companies are basing their share repurchases on a valuation metric that uncovers a discount in a stock's trading price to intrinsic value — or are just buying back stock to keep shareholders happy and prop up earnings.
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"A civil verdict that exculpates Rose for the rape will make a future criminal prosecution highly unlikely unless the prosecutor uncovers new evidence of rape that was not presented to the civil jury," Arenella, a professor emeritus at the U.C.L.A. School of Law and a criminal defense lawyer, said before the verdict was announced.
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The Dossier Center investigation uncovers multiple firms linked to the oligarch, all of which are reported to operate "in coordination with officials inside Russia's foreign and defense ministries," including the Wagner Group, which first gained attention for its operations in 2014 in Ukraine where it provided mercenaries to fight alongside the Russian-backed separatists.
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But regardless of what the FBI investigation ultimately uncovers, Kavanaugh's decision to engage in overt partisan brawling — to berate Democrats and declare himself the victim of political revenge plot that dates back Bill Clinton — struck many experts as crossing a line from which the Supreme Court, should Kavanaugh be appointed, may not be able to recover.
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So to address your question: Let's assume there's a reporter at the New York Times who uncovers some terrible but largely unknown but very incriminating behavior on the part of Hillary Clinton that shows something unethical — something for which she could be indicted or even arrested, which would in turn produce a high likelihood that Trump would get elected.
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He uncovers gems like the time Harithas got in a fist fight with Chicano muralist Leo Tanguma on a loading dock, the weed stash Julian Schnabel kept in a museum electrical closet, and the time the CAM air conditioning failed, turning Antoni Miralda's 1977 installation of 4,000 loaves a bread into drunken food fight, with loaves launched like footballs.
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But as Veronica uncovers the truth — that Mr. Rooks really did have an affair with a student, and that Carrie is lying only to protect her friend — Meester's iciness melts away to reveal the vulnerability that made Blair a scene stealer on Gossip Girl, and Scott lets the sliminess he's so good at playing creep into Mr. Rooks.
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Norton's character uncovers the true story of how corrupt, shady politicians shaped New York City into what it is today—how they drove low-income people of color from their homes, bulldozed their neighborhoods to make way for highways, and brazenly prevented them from enjoying public resources—making the rich richer, the poor poorer, and the powerful almost godlike in the process.
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The films in the program ranged from Silent Era impresario Oscar Micheaux's Within Our Gates (235), the oldest extant feature by a Black American filmmaker, to experimental artist Christopher Harris's long-undiscovered 21980mm essay film still/here (213), which combs through the once-proud Victorian enclave of North St. Louis and uncovers, among other things, untold economic and racial injustices.
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With a little help from disgraced hedge-funder turned fitness entrepreneur Pete Decker (Scott Cohen, lately of "The Americans") and his own employee Karl Allard (Allan Havey, as always a perfectly laid-back foil for Paul Giamatti's measured bombast), Chuck uncovers the fraud, sends the boyfriend packing, gets all of Ira's money back and persuades Taiga to sign a post-nup and run.
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Drawing on new reporting and previously undisclosed corporate records, emails and text messages, "She Said" uncovers more on the extent of Mr. Weinstein's alleged transgressions, and the labyrinth of secret settlements and restrictive nondisclosure agreements that allowed Mr. Weinstein and other men in positions of power to conceal their behavior and thrive in their careers, in some cases finding new victims.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — In reaction to the BP-supported exhibition at the British Museum, I am Ashurbanipal: King of the World, King of Assyria, (which recently closed) — a reactionary, interdisciplinary show at P21 Gallery in London I AM BRITISH PETROLEUM: KING OF EXPLOITATION, KING OF INJUSTICE uncovers the realities and consequences of the oil company's intervention in Iraq.
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His explanation of Uber's failure to capture significant market share in China uncovers mistakes ranging from the amusing (Chinese drivers and riders devised ingenious methods to bilk Uber), to the foolish (to guide drivers, the company used Google Maps, which was not accurate in much of the country), to the existential (Kalanick was hubristically determined that Uber would be the first American tech firm to "crack" China).
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In Wallace Stegner's grand novel of the American West "The Angle of Repose," a historian's romanticized vision of 19th-century America clouds when, in the course of researching the life of his grandmother — a writer and artist who "came West not to join a new society but to endure it" — he uncovers a breach and a tragedy in her marriage, the effects of which reverberate in the book's present.
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Its origin, they…Read more ReadAn Ambitious Search for Aliens Came Up Short—so Astrobiologists Are Thinking BiggerThe Breakthrough Listen project has completed a sweeping search of over 1,300 nearby stars for…Read more ReadExploration of 'Lost City' in Honduras Uncovers Trove of Rare Life FormsTrond Larsen was night-searching for rare frogs and insects in the Lost City recently discovered…Read more ReadWhy Is It Raining so Much This Year?
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Nooney's article uncovers a number of interesting factual parts of game history: Roberta Williams, the key designer behind many Sierra On-Line games, played a great number of adventure games before she committed to making her own, Mystery House, and the exact level of cooperation and input from each of the developers of the game was flexible, mobile, and wholly contingent on circumstances rather than big design ideals.
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