We reached out to General Mills to unearth the truth.
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The finding is unusual, as palaeontologists typically unearth headless sauropods.
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Their best hope is to unearth the next great coach.
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Archaeologists expect to unearth more big discoveries in the area.
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Predictably, however, the Brooklyn boys unearth much to entertain them.
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Our job is to unearth their budget without asking directly.
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Even two years ago, they were awfully hard to unearth.
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Unearth Women is first and foremost a celebration of women.
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We just have to unearth the right model to do it.
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They unearth their deepest fears and aspire to their highest hopes.
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Our committee helped unearth the most damning evidence against the president.
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This history can be uncomfortable to unearth, but it demands visibility.
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The find led UpGuard to unearth a code repository on AIQ's website.
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It took academic researchers performing tests for months to unearth the truth.
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He pored through historical sources to unearth past trends in income inequality.
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Trust Missandei to unearth the powerful feminist potential of a trivial exercise.
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Pareene, like many others before, seeks to unearth what makes McConnell tick.
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In one, a friend stole an actor's cell phone to unearth clues.
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Then they must unearth sources of funding that abet their continued involvement.
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It took Clarke and his colleagues 20 years to painstakingly unearth it.
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Feminism hits the road in the new women's travel magazine, Unearth Women.
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Despite two poisonings, Bulgarian prosecutors failed to unearth any leads or evidence.
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Speakers unearth motivational quotes, share childhood photos, and turn to other familiar gimmicks.
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However, it helped the then 20-something founders unearth a greater, underlying issue.
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For years, federal authorities continued working behind the scenes to unearth Shqaire's past.
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These are some of the questions that, hopefully, the investigation will eventually unearth.
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Luckily, Ron Howard managed to unearth the tape for the world to see.
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Did writing the show unearth memories that you forgot you had about puberty?
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It doesn't take long to unearth whole accounts dedicated to propagating this spam.
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Finally, might such a system finally unearth the non-immediate value of news?
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Reissued and repackaged recordings are a chance to reconsider careers and unearth gems.
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For the less fortunate, her mere presence can unearth deep reserves of pain.
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That's what we set out to unearth on this week's episode of The Monitor.
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Survive the perils of The Depths and unearth what lies below... or die trying.
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But if you really want to unearth all the dumbass arguments associated with it.
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Does the press serve merely as a guardian of the right to unearth facts?
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You're going to unearth obnoxious quirks about your partner you didn't know existed before.
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Not everyone who comes to Pebble Beach cares to unearth the stories of yesteryear.
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He used open records laws to unearth the emails of Mr. McLeod, a Democrat.
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"First, unearth the truth in a market filled with lies and salesmanship," he said.
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Sulzberger's response to the apparent effort to unearth past tweets prompted its own backlash.
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"It requires a lot of digging to unearth what's really going on," he said.
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Unscientifically, teams tend to need at least three top prospects to unearth a star.
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"To unearth the powerful and primal magic brujx within them," the press materials state.
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We want to find them, unearth them and turn them into globally successful franchises.
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Who knows what other details we'll unearth once the novelization arrives on March 17?
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They argued that N.C.A.A. investigators had had their chance to unearth this years ago.
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Bulgarian prosecutors looked at the case, failed to unearth any evidence and closed it.
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And it's an interesting theme, which has a lot to unearth, so to speak.
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As their student, I'm continuing to unearth a simple formula for a complex world.
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And I think it might allow readers to see how writing itself can unearth truths.
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" She can unearth a total of one documented example "of Heidegger actually doing something nice.
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Many companies dedicate their efforts to unearth and package this data in consumer-friendly formats.
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Whose job is it to unearth these lost gems and put them back into circulation?
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We now know that the president claimed to unearth the swamp, but he hired it.
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And the Deutsche Oper continues to unearth unusual repertory in the western part of Berlin.
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He is also planning to invest in Valladolid's academy, to unearth and develop local talent.
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It didn't take long to unearth the roots of the threat, preposterous as they were.
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Online vigilantes from 4chan, Reddit and other forums swarmed to unearth Evergreen students' contact information.
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We're able to unearth our true feelings on Sunday when charming Venus sextiles transformative Pluto.
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"The comptroller's office spent two years preparing this report but couldn't unearth anything of substance."
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The filmmakers unearth some crowd-pleasing twists -- especially during the climactic act -- before it's over.
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But you'll also unearth gems, examples of what Mr. Wo describes as Taiwanese-Cantonese fusion.
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None exist today, but a group of scientists and archaeologists are busy trying to unearth them.
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If you've yet to unearth the retailer's treasures for yourself, allow us to convince you otherwise.
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Joo wants to resuscitate the shared history of Ireland and Britain, to unearth their common identity.
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House Democrats might unearth documents suggesting that the Trump Organisation was used to launder Russian money.
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We can always count on Instagram to unearth trends at the very beginning of their cycle.
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They will unearth what Republicans missed; they will find what reporters can't, if they haven't already.
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Since observing the Effect, ED has also helped unearth much darker historical edits to our timeline.
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Unsurprisingly, "Sara finance New York" and "Sara Diane Lane fan" to not unearth the desired results.
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What they did unearth were a few poorly designed studies, and even those had mixed results.
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Does this mean people who unearth dusty old bottles in the attic have won the lottery?
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Lacy says it is a history that her students unearth and rediscover every decade or so.
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The C.I.A. and the F.B.I. tried — and failed — to unearth those malignant forces, but never mind.
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We dug through Vevo to unearth some of the most random relationships immortalized in music videos.
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It's on us to invent other ways to unearth white supremacy from the taken-for-granted.
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It was probably inevitable that future generations would unearth the Arches and Waldens of the world.
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As Inna tries to unearth the answers she gets trapped in a situation of her own.
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Mr. Trump himself urged Russia to try to unearth deleted emails from a private server Mrs.
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Google searches quickly unearth sources for many tidbits in the book but not all of them.
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One reason artists dislike criticism is that it can unearth and analyze this will to power.
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That's a story worth waiting to hear, but it will probably take a biographer to unearth.
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Now, many administrators are taking a different approach: trying themselves to unearth stories about sexual abuse.
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Because Golino is a licensed investigator, he said he can unearth information that groups like Care.
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The race also saw reporters unearth a litany of Moore's most controversial statements throughout his career.
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Risking danger, characters speak out and unearth some major revelations about Hannah's last month in the process.
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David is different, but he's still fundamentally human, and his relationships with other people unearth his humanity.
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But without the know-how, connections, education and access – it's actually really hard to unearth the winners.
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Since Mars is also your personal planet of career, he'll help you unearth exciting opportunities for 193.
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With active equity firms burdened with steady cash outflows, they have fewer resources to unearth fresh ideas.
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Environmentally, to have to unearth 1,700, almost 2,000 tons of soil for one carat, is not sustainable.
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And, her ability to unearth seldom used emoji in a creative way never fails to amaze me.
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That cook's first mission is to unearth the local riches, which they'll be able to rely on.
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Suharto held power until 1998; twice as much time to bury the truth as to unearth it.
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With Curry struggling to unearth his rhythm, it was left to Thompson to keep the Warriors afloat.
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Despite T.S. Eliot's assertion that "good writers borrow, great writers steal," for me the best writers unearth.
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Democrats could try to unearth unsavory stories about abuses of power or efforts to shame public officials.
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Another century of flying might unearth technological innovations advanced enough to ensure a greener way of life.
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The investigation found that although an inspection can unearth safety violations, airlines and caterers are rarely penalized.
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And what traumas buried within myself was I trying to unearth by spending decades on their stories?
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Goodwill employees are basically junk archeologists, constantly digging through mountains of donations to unearth something worth selling.
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If I unearth an antique coupon under my own sofa cushions, I know where I'm going first.
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The sheer diversity of mourning practices Simon managed to unearth and exhibit at the Armory is mind-boggling.
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These spiritual works require an intimate, close-to-the-canvas experience to unearth all of their painstaking layers.
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Public transportation has also suspended fares, as first responders and volunteers continue to unearth residents from the rubble.
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Though congressional investigations sometimes do unearth crimes, they can also be enormously politically impactful even if they don't.
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The company did not respond to our question asking why it failed to unearth this political disinformation itself.
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His aim is to unearth the real-life people and events that inspired Brontë's much-loved classic novel.
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We'll unearth some urban legends and explore bizarre moments in history that have happened at your favorite chains.
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"A Nation Under Our Feet" aims to unearth the politics of a culture comics haven't yet fully explored.
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Just as consequentially, scandals they unearth could have political consequences in the media and at the ballot box.
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"The Good Place" continues to unearth the kinds of mistakes that can make the afterlife a living hell.
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Welcome to Best Before, where we unearth recipes from retro cookbooks that were maybe forgotten for a reason.
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A racialized campaign like this is likely to unearth some deep pain and tensions about race in America.
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But can either team unearth the secret to making up for the potentially permanent absence of a star?
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Democrats in Congress are seeking to unearth even more information about how the Commerce Department made its decision.
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When an apology from the remote past would simply unearth anguished memories, the right choice may be reticence.
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Jewish, but chose not to see the Anne Frank house as didn't need to unearth the cultural trauma.
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Ever innocently wander onto Instagram's Following tab and accidentally unearth something you, uh, didn't necessarily want to see?
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This is not that show," Diddy states emphatically, underscoring the show's mandate to unearth "America's next big superstar.
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It launches today in the U.K. but plans to spread abroad to unearth startup innovation within European universities.
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Nearly two years later, the task force largely failed to unearth much about how these systems actually work.
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Since then, some have fought to unearth family members who were killed and dumped in unmarked mass graves.
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Here they are in order, with issue numbers so you can unearth those old volumes and refresh your memory.
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The site of a new apartment complex has been temporarily transformed into a quest to unearth the city's past.
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Elliot learns his sister tried ayahuasca the night of her death to unearth hidden memories around the mask conspiracy.
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BuzzFeed's Andrew Kaczynski and Nathan McDermott were the first to unearth a Howard Stern Show transcript that proved it.
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Offering money to someone in return for romance can also unearth ulterior motives and make dishonesty a potential issue.
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Restoring the labour-force participation of prime-age workers to its record high would unearth only 4.3m new workers.
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Perhaps most explosively, Manning helped unearth video of a US helicopter strike near Baghdad that left two journalists dead.
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The executive producers were actually able to unearth the video and shared it with the crowd — minus the blood.
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One is the familiar "signal-to-noise ratio": How to unearth that shiny nugget in a mountain of rubbish?
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The Washington Post: "A lack of urgency": Democrats frustrated as House investigators struggle to unearth major revelations about Trump.
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Grab your whip and fedora and join Indy in a globe-spanning race to unearth the mysterious 'Infernal Machine.
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But the tumultuous times unearth the extraordinary discovery that they are, in fact, descendants of a bloodline of witches.
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So I recently revisited the Echo to unearth some of the best tips to getting the most from Alexa.
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The team may even have to gain access to private property to unearth more sections of the baths complex.
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What the data suggests is that instead of assigning a devil's advocate, you want to unearth the devil's advocate.
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The Detroit Free Press used freedom of information requests to unearth audio recordings and video footage of the death.
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When researchers survey vast numbers of genomes to unearth a disease's genetic causes, they use almost no African data.
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Despite the technology, you can bet law enforcement agencies are finding ways to unearth identities on the dark web.
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Ask this question and you'll unearth some interesting observations on why people buy things — and what they find unsatisfactory.
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A battery of tests didn't unearth any serious problems and Brodie is thankful to be back on the ice.
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Hill's testimony came as Democrats accelerate efforts to unearth the facts of Giuliani's shadow diplomacy with top Ukrainian officials.
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With its energetic pairing of words and art, "Let 'er Buck!" comes alive to unearth an unsung American hero.
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To unearth their secrets, we turned to the experts and asked them what most people don't know about flying.
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The crackdown was accompanied by an outcry online in China over the perceived slights, and efforts to unearth other infractions.
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Russia is sending in its soldiers to unearth Moscow after a record-setting snowstorm buried the capital over the weekend.
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So the siblings start calling themselves archeologists, addressing their grandmother's property as a series of discoveries to unearth and analyze.
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That means if House Dems can't unearth his federal filings, they'll be able to at least procure his state taxes.
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The key to finding such solutions is to unearth and spread stories like these and let peers coach one another.
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I decided it was time to unearth some of the more obscure emoji lurking in the recesses of my keyboard.
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That's because every new piece of evidence, from a witness interview to a new document, can unearth a new lead.
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But before you go hunting for the next million-dollar meteorite, know that it's rare to unearth a space rock.
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Here, I went through a level several times in search of the letter C, failing to unearth it each time.
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But then one woman made it her mission to unearth the dark stories of hundreds of children who died there.
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She also produces and hosts the podcast, Historium Unearthia, where she aims to unearth unheard-of and often forgotten history.
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The kind of mass tape-pull that would be necessary to unearth lost recordings is both financially and logistically impractical.
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American Jews have helped forest our hills and raise up our poor, unearth our past and forge our technological future.
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Titus Kaphar's "Shifting the Gaze" (22020) looks to unearth stories from the past that inform or shape our sociopolitical present.
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Q & A A conversation with Nikki Vargas, the editor in chief of Unearth Women, which makes its debut this month.
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An animal skeleton half buried in sand that visitors can remove with brushes allows pretend archaeologists to unearth thrilling discoveries.
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But using a drone and ground radar technology, archaeologists have mapped the town that they will unearth, pending more funding.
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Both pieces poke at what simmers beneath the placid surface of ordinary lives, and what they unearth is darkly disturbing.
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He sets off on a treasure hunt of sorts, hoping to unearth a gold mine in the jungles of Indonesia.
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But new technology like autonomous robots and deep-diving submarines could allow scientists to unearth treasures like copper, nickel and cobalt.
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It takes me over 453 minutes of searching to unearth the Live Video tab, buried deep below Pokes, Jobs, and Marketplace.
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And it certainly doesn't change the fact that its reporting thus far has not, in fact, managed to unearth any misconduct.
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Most aircraft losses stem from a web of technical, environmental and human factors, the nuances of which take months to unearth.
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Though spring cleaning will definitely unearth these terrors, take heart, because there might be some micrometeorites trapped in your gutters, too.
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By mapping the planet's magnetic fields, scientists are also hoping to unearth new clues about how our solar system was formed.
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Access to information has also given us tremendous power, the ability to unearth and dismantle systems when the cause seems fit.
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Johnson also felt the need to unearth all that it took for her to reach the point she is at today.
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A YouTuber managed to unearth this hidden feature from the cassette and made Radiohead's secret message available for all to appreciate.
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Because while early detection is potentially life-saving, this AI could also unearth new, as of yet unproven patterns and correlations.
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They liked fishing for numbers that looked odd and then swapping notes to unearth either really good or really bad companies.
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They've got a thing or 2 to say about the industry and whether the Weinstein scandal will unearth other mogul misdeeds.
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It's a tableaux, really, full of symbols and situations that unearth deeper meaning to what we were presented with at first.
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To accomplish that, the models need to be trained on large data sets to unearth boundaries and relationships in the data.
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The new scheme comes barely a month after a similar drive managed to unearth $9.5 billion in undeclared income and assets.
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Given what we already know about private facilities, it's unlikely anyone will unearth anything drastically worse under Senator Cardin's proposed law.
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When you do that, you can unearth a whole bunch of people who think the film was made just for them.
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India is catching up with that only now, as it prepares to unearth treasures down below, aiming to boost its economy.
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Yes, but: Twitter will still have to figure out what to do about the problematic interactions or trends these proposals unearth.
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More recently, the Justice Department's efforts to unearth Chinese spies have suffered embarrassing setbacks, including dropped charges against prominent Chinese-Americans.
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For this holiday season, we asked six influential watch bloggers to unearth the ultimate envy-inducing timepiece for less than $234,2199.
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Hand-developed 16mm film and unconventional sound design unearth a buried world, questioning how the past has been recorded or suppressed.
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But he was aware that they would unearth some of the harsher notices of his work and pluck quotes from them.
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But some conservative activists, eager to unearth any political advantage, are encouraging Republicans to vote this weekend anyway — for a Democrat.
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Voelker finds sellers that are doing well and interviews them to unearth tips and nuggets for your own e-commerce business.
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Even if a relationship app can foster communication and unearth issues before they snowball, an app can only do so much.
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So if you have a mandoline in one of your kitchen drawers, now would be a good time to unearth it.
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So the ones that truly stand out offer interesting analysis, or promise to unearth something on an episode that most people missed.
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Pymetrics Pymetrics isn't your average career test — it uses neuroscience games to unearth your cognition and personality, including your strengths and weaknesses.
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But because we haven't had so much of an exploration of women's inner lives [in pop culture], there's so much to unearth.
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It went on to unearth the 10 that were most representative, from which one — a human and robot shaking hands — was chosen.
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I consider it my job and sacred duty to unearth all the possible downsides to a product and inform readers about it.
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Partisanship suggests a two-thirds majority would probably not be forthcoming, almost no matter what Robert Mueller, the special counsel, may unearth.
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The results can be unreliable, especially for women, but it can unearth huge personality differences early enough to avoid disastrous roommate pairings.
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Like archaeologists sifting through dust to unearth clues about past civilizations, astronomers are now sifting through layers of information encoded in starlight.
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The centuries-old question of to whom Northern Ireland belonged was carefully buried for future generations to unearth when they were ready.
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Which 20 venture capitalists — the investors who unearth the tiny start-ups that turn into tomorrow's behemoths — are on the winningest streaks?
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CANADIAN TRANSPORT MINISTER SAYS WILL NOT HESISTATE TO TAKE SWIFT ACTION IF OFFICIALS UNEARTH ANY MORE SAFETY ISSUES WITH THE BOEING JETS
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That gap could allow opposition groups to unearth damaging details that could hamper a confirmation process that's already expected to be contentious.
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The film doesn't unearth anything that hasn't already been voiced, and it could use more details on the scope of the phenomenon.
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AMERICAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Leon Botstein uses his ensemble as a kind of drill, delving deep into the repertory to unearth forgotten treasures.
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And while the club has bought and sold many elite players, it has somehow always managed to unearth the next big thing.
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But crack that watch open, and beneath, you unearth another world, one of hundreds of tiny moving parts that work in sync.
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Jess returns from jury duty and tries to unearth the real identity of a juror sequestered with her in this 100th episode.
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Since the killer stopped working, there's been a fragile sense of relief among officers, mixed with a struggle to unearth new evidence.
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From my hair to my nails, I would only buy drugstore products and see what hidden gems I'd unearth in the process.
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Mr. Page had already managed to unearth a large number of works from photographers who had been documenting the North Vietnamese side.
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It depicts a series of brutal skirmishes during the Civil War, as three gunslingers compete to unearth a stash of Confederate gold.
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He devised a technique to unearth the clitoral remnant and shift it into position by detaching connective tissue called a suspensory ligament.
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If they are lucky, the jade pickers, as they are known, can unearth a chunk of jadeite that can make their fortune.
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Its purpose is to shed light on truth, and there have always been those who would stifle the dangerous facts scientists unearth.
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The biggest platforms, like Facebook, Google and Twitter, say that they are working to unearth hateful content, using human moderators and software.
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We believe that this provides an opportunity to come together and unearth difficult truths to help us move forward as a community.
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By the 1970s, Elias was relying on computers to unearth data and indicate what it all might mean in anticipating players' performances.
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Then check the refrigerator and unearth the last sprigs of dill or thyme left over from grander and more complicated cooking projects.
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These 21 venture capitalists – the investors who unearth the tiny start-ups that turn into tomorrow's behemoths – are on the winningest streaks.
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In writing fiction, you dig deep and unearth portions of your own life that you've long forgotten or had purposely buried deep.
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Earlier this week, House Democrats issued subpoenas for documents from the Pentagon and OMB, hoping to unearth more details about the directive.
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Utilize feedback for developmentUse tools like 360 assessments and retrospectives to unearth opportunities for learning and development in a growth-oriented way.
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We're only halfway through December: There's still plenty of time left in the year to unearth 2017's biggest Milkshake Duck yet.
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It's a powerful day for emotional transformation as the moon in Aries connects with Mars and Jupiter, helping you unearth what's been repressed.
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But even here, the emphasis is on the personal: these photographs show us Sand's environment but do not unearth her point of view.
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Fascination with Fawcett was renewed in 2005 when David Grann wrote for the New Yorker about his own attempt to unearth the truth.
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Is the real issue that we don't trust each other, and we don't trust the institutions that are supposed to unearth the truth?
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Curious Cousin Curious Cousin: This is a great question, and it — and others like it — are emerging as DNA discoveries unearth family secrets.
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So it remains to be seen what other data misuses Facebook will unearth — and have to confess to now, long after the fact.
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Reporters spent the day working to unearth the social media accounts of the man, 56-year-old Cesar Sayoc, Jr. of southern Florida.
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Every two weeks, we're teaming up with the site to unearth a selection of brands you probably don't know about, but definitely should.
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He is a skilled impressionist All it takes is a quick internet search to unearth the evidence, but Hiddleston is great at impressions.
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But analytics tool Kensho did unearth some times when these conditions did exist at the same time and certain stocks did do well.
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But the clues Farrier and Reeve unearth along the way are generally so weird and unique that many people will find it riveting.
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Paired with publicly-available police misconduct and exoneration data, we hope that these letters will unearth clusters of wrongful conviction cases for investigation.
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The singer was back home visiting her parents and managed to unearth a strange, but not unwelcome decorating detail in her dad's workshop.
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I was curious to discover what all of these meditations — prompted by the editor's call for "thoughts on a specific kiss" — would unearth.
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Synopsis: A pair of literary sleuths unearth the amorous secret of two Victorian poets only to find themselves falling under a passionate spell.
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It's time to unearth the stuffies: your child's teddy bear that's missing an eye or your plush cat you've carted around since childhood.
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The men, who used metal detectors to unearth the coins, were punished for failing to follow Britain's rules on reporting discoveries of treasure.
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"There are scandals in the shadows that are waiting to break out should Democrats have the power to unearth them," the aide said.
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That said, not being able to physically travel doesn't mean you can't still unearth beautiful discoveries from the comfort of your own home.
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It took the police 20 hours with two excavators to unearth the evidence, Xinhua said, and the police described the case as "extremely difficult."
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Redfish feed largely on small crabs and shrimp on the sandy bottom of the flats, sometimes rooting with their mouths to unearth their prey.
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The organization has been part of efforts by Trump's supporters to unearth Justice Department documents that they say discredited special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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Even if you never quite know what Lethem is doing, it's worth digging around in the chaos to see what gems you can unearth.
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If only you could interpret your data properly, like an explorer deciphering an ancient scroll, you'd be able to unearth these precious business secrets.
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The necessary two-thirds majority would not be forthcoming in this partisan time, almost no matter what Robert Mueller, the special counsel, may unearth.
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Trump angered Democrats this week by inviting Russia to unearth tens of thousands of emails from rival Clinton's tenure as U.S. secretary of state.
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Because it takes time to unearth and discard dud rules, the practical effect of this has been to put a brake on new issuance.
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Damon McCoy of New York University has developed a program that has helped police unearth five big suspected prostitution rings in California and Texas.
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One of the many examples is the fraught relationship between the campaign chairman John Podesta and Robby Mook, which we unearth in the book.
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Twenty years later, his childhood fascination has led him to unearth a modem configuration bug that's been in Apple operating systems all these years.
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An optimist could at least say that the Browns are trying to unearth the sort of candidate that could do these sorts of things.
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Would they start to dig and unearth barrel upon barrel of toxic nuclear waste, wrecking havoc on whatever civilization exists in this coming world?
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There are no friendly towns to take refuge in like in past games — this is Hyrule well past its prime, with lots to unearth.
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So the GOP kept digging, ultimately holding Holder in contempt for refusing to play along with their politically-motivated sham to unearth embarrassing emails.
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The death toll from the earthquake that hit Ecuador on Saturday night rose to 211 as residents and rescue crews continued to unearth victims.
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These lines of inquiry yielded valuable leads for Democrats to unearth whether Trump inflated his business holdings to dodge taxes or secure better loans.
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When a Parliamentary committee acts so aggressively, you know they have it out for Facebook and will stop at nothing to unearth the truth.
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K.-Iranian Shappi Khorsandi is a star of stand-up who has mined her comic talent to unearth a witty, sometimes shocking debut novel.
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The excitement in their research comes from its potential to unearth (pun intended) an unprecedented level of information about the core of our planet.
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In 1950, a teenage Felipe was recruited by a group of prospectors from Veracruz who hoped to unearth a long-lost stash of gold.
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He tries to unearth the original meaning of the Constitution, and he has no use for precedents that have veered from that original understanding.
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After dropping two games in Boston, the Celtics will surely need to unearth something special to rebound against a surging opponent on the road.
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Ms. Daniels' defamation lawsuit against Mr. Trump, which could unearth even more detail, awaits judgment before the Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.
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They don't accept submissions and haven't worked with agents, preferring instead to unearth what Grant calls "secret books" — knotty concepts that might seem unpublishable.
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Another Reagan nominee, Judge Douglas Ginsburg, withdrew from consideration after the press uncovered reports of marijuana use that the F.B.I. had failed to unearth.
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Moreover, a little digging begins to unearth clues that suggest all was not as idyllic in the Menendez home as outward appearances would suggest.
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Firtash told the Times he has no information on Biden or his son and did not finance any effort to unearth dirt on them.
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Online forums dedicated to the RZR unearth news on the latest products, and images of new models churning dust frequently cover magazines for enthusiasts.
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RUSSONELLO (Strut; one CD, $15.99; two LPs, $33.99) Strut Records' Nigeria 70 series continues to unearth remarkable tracks that were previously unreleased outside Nigeria.
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They fall in love, although she is leaving for Pakistan, where she intends to unearth the skeleton of a possibly amphibious ancestor of whales.
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The E. coli scandal had helped unearth underlying issues the company needed to address, including Chipotle&aposs subpar efforts to build a digital business.
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The party has long insisted that investigations by Poland's former government and the Russian authorities failed to unearth the true cause of the crash.
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Still, given the potential for grave harm, doctors began testing their staff and every corner of the hospital they could to unearth its source.
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"I would suggest that they move quickly and unearth all the bad stuff now, disclose it and address the changes they're making," Hill said.
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Another time, a woman came and asked if they could unearth her husband's body, dead for years, because she had dreamed he was alive.
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Any time I manage to hold her gaze and unearth a smile, it feels as though I've quietly reached the summit of a mountain.
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Or you unearth a pair of jeans from the dark corners of your closet and recover some ecstasy pills from that rave last year.
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"We have a ton of history sitting in our basement," he said, "and who knows what other finds we might unearth in the future?"
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Toronto Raptors general manager Masai Ujiri has his own initiative called "Giants of Africa" to help children through sport and perhaps unearth a hidden gem.
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Through the discovery process, I hope to unearth who fabricated the fraudulent London 'police report,' and who is responsible for spreading false rumors about me.
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Ignoring the portents of impending doom (and the fact that stealing antiquities is illegal and also wrong), Morton and his Army buddies unearth a sarcophagus.
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And then probing the 'why' of the 'why' of the 'why' for that to unearth the real issue going on and get it talked about.
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Journalists covering the space program before the shuttle missions ended in 2011 would relay every detail they could unearth about the launch and its payloads.
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Astronomers, however, can continue poring over data that's already been collected on the space rock to see if there are any more details to unearth.
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Through the discovery process, I hope to unearth who fabricated the fraudulent London "police report," and who is responsible for spreading false rumors about me.
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While the ECB is a prudential regulator focusing on ensuring banks meet financial regulations with no powers to unearth corruption, it could have spotted clues.
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Gulliver won't try to divine what weird and wonderful artifacts TSA officials will unearth next; it is generally futile to try to predict the future.
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The NSA and other intelligence services generally aim to balance disclosing software flaws they unearth against keeping them secret for espionage and cyber warfare purposes.
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Considering the scope of the investigation—and its nonpartisan status—it's highly unlikely that Democrats in Congress will unearth less ambiguous proof on either front.
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If Samantha can unearth a formerly unknown diary by Anne Brontë called, quite significantly, "The Warnings of Experience," she may gain a precious historical artifact.
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" He sees this multi-phase approach as an important element of the project's ultimate goal: "to unearth the next generation of monuments in this city.
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Mr. Gómez of Centavrvs said his band, inspired by a nickname for Pancho Villa, the revolutionary folk hero, was seeking to unearth that same heritage.
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Indian banks have been flushed with billions of dollars of deposits after the government announced withdrawal of high value currency notes to unearth black money.
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So basically: Times reporters now must try to unearth the identity of an author that our colleagues in Opinion have sworn to protect with anonymity?
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But think about it: Do you really want all your kinfolk to know everything that an investigator searching the available sources could unearth about you?
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The commission's investigations were once helpful to Mr. Morales: They helped unearth wrongdoing by his predecessor and contributed to Mr. Morales's surprising victory in 2015.
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A Cosby conviction would require a rebuilding of infrastructure too fraught to replace — his legacy spanned too many years, his foundation too fundamental to unearth.
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After the article ran, The Times received hundreds of letters and emails, including a few valuable leads that helped unearth more information about the family.
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Those that can afford it are building out digital forensics labs to unearth evidence — like location data— that can potentially be used to exonerate them.
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Just last week, Activision subpoenaed reddit to try and unearth the personal information of someone who'd leaked information about the new Call of Duty game.
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They plan to pore over archival records to try to unearth the names and stories of the enslaved men and women who toiled on campus.
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Perhaps as a vestige of their former lives as market editors, Fiffer and Sperling aim to unearth, promote and collaborate with local talent through Botanica.
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The documents also contain a series of exchanges between Mr. Parnas and a Ukrainian prosecutor helping Mr. Giuliani unearth damaging information about the Biden family.
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It will be intriguing to find out if Mr. Ives, whose previous adaptations were uproariously funny, can unearth the guffaws in Corneille once again. (classicstage.org)
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As a cop (Judy Davis) and an indigenous detective (Aaron Pedersen) search for leads, they unearth a history of injustices that trouble the whole community.
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The House even helped make President Trump: Aggressive investigations by the Republican majority helped unearth the email scandal that dogged and perhaps doomed Clinton's presidential campaign.
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It also hopes to unearth some of those millions of unknown species of eukaryotes, most of which are single-cell organisms, insects, and small ocean animals.
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Buchakjian's photographic project became only one element of a broader effort to survey the city's abandoned houses and unearth the lives that had passed through them.
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The roar is the sound of rows of servers and fans feverishly whirring in an effort to solve complex cryptographic puzzles that could unearth digital money.
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And apparently, a lot of people would love to unearth a hidden off-ramp away from the building with the big white dome perched on top.
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Every so often, we unearth that one special garment that's basically a needle in a haystack: affordable but special, adaptable but unlike anything we've seen before.
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The reality star dug deep into her personal archives to unearth a copy of a 1988 issue of Barbie, a magazine devoted to Ken's main squeeze.
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Now, 120 years later, Holmes' great-grandchildren have received permission from a Pennsylvania court to unearth his remains in order to put such rumors to rest.
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And The Hill&aposs John Solomon unearth texts showing that former foreign spy Christopher Steele desperately trying to infiltrate and actually influence Mueller&aposs ongoing investigation.
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The therapist helps the patient unearth issues impacting their sexual performance, while the surrogate relies on a more intimate approach to help them hammer it out.
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It is impossible to know what an inquiry might unearth, but liberals in particular are gleefully anticipating that any such probe will destabilize the Trump presidency.
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His vocal cords sounded like they connected all the way to the pit of his stomach, where he was able to unearth a deep, emotional anguish.
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What Rogue One makes clear, though, is that two of the major characters had a prior relationship, and that relationship was what I had to unearth.
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The case did, however, unearth a question decided half a century ago: Can business owners in America use their religious beliefs as a justification to discriminate?
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But if they can unearth new information and evidence, they may be able to pull Republican and independent votes away from Trump in 2020, Smikle said.
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Were he to unearth a distant ancestor, in cinquecento Florence, whose output is mostly attributed to "the workshop of Giacomo Paterfilio," no one would be surprised.
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Mueller, they opined, was the paragon of truth, justice and the prosecutorial way, and his all-star team of investigators and prosecutors would unearth this evidence.
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Despite endless coverage and thousands of hours of investigation, the media has yet to unearth anything resembling even a hint of wrongdoing by the Clinton Foundation.
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More investigations are continuing, with the possibility of criminal charges, and the report notes that other investigators with subpoena powers might unearth even more egregious information.
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That's when Marrinetto reached for his waist and lowered the metal side of his zappino, a sickle-like tool used to unearth truffles, into the ground.
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"The story is about parallel dimensions crossing and the things we learn once we unearth the painful past," explains a statement on the project's Kickstarter page.
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And does already use AI and image and video matching technology when it identifies terrorist content to try to unearth related content and accounts, for example.
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But Trump is expected to announce an emergency declaration to unearth new funds for his wall, which will also set up a fight in the courts.
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David Steinberg returns to unearth an idea that seemed like a tricky Thursday to me, and it turns out that I was correct in my suspicions.
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The English-language version of "Yellow Negroes" is part of New York Review Comics's drive to unearth foreign gems that have built up a cult following.
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Then she blended those sounds with the auteur pop of artists like her friends Taylor Swift and Ed Sheeran, hoping to unearth her own original recipe.
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Mr. Rosenstein told them the F.B.I. could complete a background check in a week, although it was unlikely to unearth much more than was already known.
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It takes a dedicated, curious person to play paleontologist with the Geological Survey for a few days each summer and unearth creatures that no longer exist.
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Later they unearth the drag club she ran and learn about the post-prohibition need for mafia-run gay bars (serving anyone perceived homosexual was illegal).
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Mr. Bolton's revelations could unearth support among that group and a handful of other senators who have indicated they might be open to hearing from him.
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In 2018, archaeologists at NIKU use a similar georadar to unearth another millennium-old Viking ship near the Jell Mound in Østfold County in southeastern Norway.
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Johnson did not produce the Watergate scandal, but his exit from the national stage helped unearth political forces that the nation has yet to recover from.
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But by talking to these veteran globetrotters, as well as scouring Reddit and various articles, we were able to unearth 12 lesser-known facts about flying.
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The Rosetta orbiter ended its mission in September 2016, but science fans continue to unearth and reprocess some of its incredible images of comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko.
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Laleh Khorramian: Unearth continues at September (449 Warren Street, #3, Hudson, New York) and Elizabeth Moore Fine Art (105 Warren Street, Hudson, New York) through June 2.
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The show attempts to unearth the ultimate celebrity dirt by delving into what happens behind closed doors — even doors that have been slammed shut in our face.
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But Young testified as part of an effort by prosecutors to unearth Weinstein's alleged history of sexual abuse — an effort that Salinas' explosive testimony could now undermine.
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Iterative testing can help you unearth that value — and pivot when needed — but product-market fit is the foundation of unleashing growth hacking across your entire funnel.
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Now, as policy, cameras will no longer function as an "objective" third party to incidents that can potentially unearth falsely made arrests or unnecessary use of force.
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Held captive by the evil magic of the house, Moira attempted to have a living being unearth her bones so that her spirit might be set free.
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RUSSIAN SCIENTISTS UNEARTH REMAINS OF SECRET NAZI ARCTIC BASE After Bellantoni and Strausbaugh released their findings, however, the Russian government insisted that the remains were Hitler&aposs.
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A congressional panel would be fraught and slow but, especially if the FBI's work is now shelved, it might be the best way to unearth the truth.
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The notion that one day some future generation of human (or alien) will unearth something from our current time and learn a bit about us is pleasing.
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Instead, click through to unearth some feel-good, funny, and at times schadenfreude-ish GIFs and video clips we've sourced from the far corners of the internet.
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Often buried only a few feet under the ground, they can go off when a shovel accidentally nicks them or when winter storms and earthquakes unearth them.
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Eventually someone will leak it to the press, or Congress will obtain it through a subpoena or a whistleblower, or historians will unearth it years from now.
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Simulations and maps could unearth galactic historyIn their observations, the Warsaw researchers also noticed that clusters of similar-aged cepheids follow the shape of the galaxy's spiral.
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A group of high school students helped archaeologists from the Israel Antiquities Authority unearth this clay vessel in the city of Yehud near Tel Aviv in September.
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The 18-month Times investigation was based on reams of records and documents about the Trump family empire, though it did not unearth the president's tax returns.
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Since his days studying finance in college, Mr. Gray has been trying to devise computer models that can unearth stock market winners more efficiently than fund managers.
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It takes no great effort to unearth video proof and other firsthand accounts of incidents in which police officers attack and even kill Black women and girls.
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The groups, which dispute the powerful evidence underlying climate change science, use the tactic to unearth embarrassing and inartful language in private correspondence and then publicize it.
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Mr. Hobbs, an architect, decided to do his part to unearth the neighborhood's gardening heritage, much of which has been cemented over in the past half-century.
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With Mr. Trump, there was no special prosecutor investigating the Ukraine matter so it was left to the House itself to unearth the details of what happened.
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In his training seminars, Mr. McGoey said that he has his attendees look inside their wallets and he finds that most are surprised at what they unearth.
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Then players go to the desert ruins of the destroyed temple, where they'll unearth gold coins and other artifacts, and search for the storied can of oil.
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A rake or a shovel would be enough to unearth—or rather, unMars—one of the most valuable resources that astronauts will need on an interplanetary adventure.
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Trying to unearth and understand the reasons why we have let the rock star man cliché exist for as long as it has isn't exactly new either.
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United States government agencies wanted access to technical details on the breach so it could investigate the perpetrators more thoroughly to unearth possible espionage attempts by Chinese hackers.
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Advocates of the project say it continues to unearth new discoveries about the history of Jerusalem at the end of what is known as the Second Temple period.
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We wanted to unearth what happened and now I can look my son in the eye and tell him exactly that – and that someone's taking responsibility for it.
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Cary's failed romantic life is perhaps the best example of how The Other Two is playing with familiar gay tropes to unearth all-too-hilarious truths about them.
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Oblique but not willfully cryptic, Unearth might be an open-ended allegory for our time, or an archetypal tale of banishment and return, or maybe pure escapist reverie.
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So the trail he created by telling Gates over email to handle the task helped the Mueller investigation unearth the fraud and build a case against the duo.
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As they keep capturing a cosmos that evolves, moves, and bursts forth—not one trapped forever in whatever pose they found it—who knows what else they'll unearth.
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For the past two decades, the Webby Awards have sifted through the annals of the internet to unearth genuinely good things buried within the bog of crap online.
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After he learned that one model had inspired most of the city's famous Gilded Age statues, he used investigative reporting techniques to unearth new details about Munson's life.
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Barclays chief Jes Staley has admitted he "made a mistake" after his attempts to unearth the identity of a whistleblower resulted in regulatory investigation, according to Reuters reports.
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In a situation reminiscent of Kiruna's, Hibbing moved to make way for a mining company that was hoping to unearth the iron ore believed to be underneath it.
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So the Philbrickian research style comes into play: He is a relentless digger, and he will unearth unusual material just because of its novelty, regardless of its importance.
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The grey shell cracks and a cloud of steam rushes past my face as we peel back the leaves, hay, and clay to unearth a perfect roasted duck.
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Proponents say transparency would unearth conflicts of interest that a judge may have if, say, she has a stake in a hedge fund that is bankrolling the plaintiff.
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And yet, given the highest calling of the news industry — hold politicians to account, unearth corruption — the importance to our political and civic life could not be greater.
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FAMILY DISCOVERY WEEKEND (Saturday and Sunday) There's always something interesting to unearth at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, and this weekend families can investigate the skies there as well.
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"The main triggers that could unearth a disorderly increase in risk premia relate to both domestic and external factors," the ECB said in a biannual Financial Stability Review.
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However social media users began to unearth some of Noah's older, controversial tweets, including a reference to the infamous domestic violence episode between musicians, Chris Brown and Rihanna.
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Almost all were in Park Slope or Williamsburg, Brooklyn, or among the unrepentant dives of the East Village in Manhattan, but presumably a wider search would unearth more.
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After unsuccessfully pressing the sides to come to an agreement, Justice Oing has now decided to allow the insurers to proceed with discovery, which could unearth damaging records.
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When Tim's Teddy moves into the basement of the home owned by Tyne's Irene and her husband, Gerry (John Procaccino), what family secrets and mold will he unearth?
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The "Lazy Prices" research will, at the very least, lead me to read these reports a little differently, in the hope of using them to unearth deeper truths.
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Krug slashes through a fog of shame, determined oblivion and misdirection to unearth her family's role in the Holocaust as well as the stubborn silences in German life.
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He wields materials like tar, wire, gold leaf and nails to unearth the past's inconvenient truths, and to shine a restorative light on those residing in the shadows.
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The Mueller report is a sometimes gripping account of a presidency consumed by a sprawling investigation, and of a president seized by paranoia about what it might unearth.
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A Monday theme might be a set of phrases that all have some commonality, but on a Tuesday, there may be hidden elements that solvers need to unearth.
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During the Republican primaries, a research firm called Fusion GPS was hired by The Washington Free Beacon, a conservative website, to unearth potentially damaging information about Mr. Trump.
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Instead, "El Camino" has more in common with the narco-drama half of "Saul," which hunts the "Breaking Bad" desert to unearth origin stories and hide Easter eggs.
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Theoretically, Mr. Cohen's involvement with the Trump family's work in real estate means that prosecutors digging into his finances might unearth information on the president's businesses as well.
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Instead, "El Camino" has more in common with the narco-drama half of "Saul," which hunts the "Breaking Bad" desert to unearth origin stories and hide Easter eggs.
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But, as I started to unearth that fact, it became clear to me that everything that had happened in my father's life and in my life was accidental.
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"Jungle Prince of Delhi" update: After publishing an investigation last year about a reclusive family in India, The Times received tips from readers that helped unearth more information.
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Figuring out the differences in claims payment histories at companies is much harder to do because the data is not readily available and requires significant digging to unearth.
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It's a sign that there may be almost nothing Democrats can unearth in their impeachment inquiry that will move many GOP senators to support Trump's removal from office.
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He called on Russia to hack Hillary Clinton Trump appeared to urge Russian intelligence agencies to unearth and release the 33,000 emails Clinton deleted from her private email server.
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"Crimes of Grindelwald" promises to provide more details about existing characters from the Harry Potter series as well as unearth secrets about the wizarding world that were previously unknown.
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But Pokora was overwhelmed by curiosity about what software he might unearth on Epic's servers and titillated by the prospect of reverse-engineering a trove of top-secret games.
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Later, working as a producer, she was inspired by the carefully kept archives at CNN and CBS and began calling up old acquaintances to see what they might unearth.
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Helping Hand Thrift ShopHelping Hand can be hit or miss, but if you've the time to do a little eyes-open digging, you just might unearth a real treasure.
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Picking a car is hard enough, but harder still if you have to unearth the specs that tell you how use is limited and what data you must surrender.
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Symantec Corp, which in a statement claimed credit for helping unearth the "Bayrob" gang, said the group had stolen up to $35 million USD from victims through various means.
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When we see a helicopter hover menacingly outside of her window, Lana runs through the house and down to the shore to unearth a guitar case hidden among rocks.
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But when you unearth the context in which liberals used those terms, you find they were being perfectly fair-minded, and the lustrous halo around Romney begins to fade.
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Should Muhammad's defense attorney be able to unearth the the victims' genetic heritage or argue that they didn't look or act "white enough" to be targeted for their "whiteness"?
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Along the way, you unearth wisdom from the philosopher Alan Watts, who helped popularize the philosophy that *hits blunt* all life is connected and is actually a single organism.
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Judicial Watch fought many legal battles against the Obama administration in an effort to unearth the truth about Benghazi, and was certainly more successful than Congress in doing so.
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However, the central storyline, following the Belchers as they save a turkey and unearth a mayoral scandal, doesn't offer much reprieve from the partisan nightmare that has been 2018.
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But instead of generalizing, Glen Kacher — the chief investment officer and founder of Light Street Capital — would rather study each company's fundamentals to unearth the strong long-term bets.
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The program offers works by Wagner and Tchaikovsky, as well as the premiere of Julia Adolphe's "Unearth, Release," a concerto for viola that will feature Cynthia Phelps as soloist.
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The process of confirming the authenticity of these groups did, however, unearth many dozens more groups with similar leanings, either through cross-posts between pages, or Facebook's own recommendations.
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Tom Standage of The Economist and Seth Stevenson of Slate unearth curious tales hidden in the history of technology, and ask what they can tell us about the future.
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Where Saar saw the need to present distinct images of freedom to empower black people, Walker wallowed in pain to unearth ugly truths that we need to reckon with.
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By charting the rise (and fall) of the game's popularity, Benzi aims to unearth what makes something go viral, and conversely, the forces that drive online supernovas into obscurity.
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To unearth the secrets of Quebec City, I turned to Richard Linteau, the avuncular doorman at the Château Frontenac who has worked at the grand hotel for 29 years.
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According to the law firm, it gathered tons of evidence which led to LAPD search warrants targeting Facebook, Instagram and others ... to unearth the identity of the bad guys.
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The 95-foot-wide gash through the tribes' ancestral territory that pipeline construction would require would be likely to unearth long-buried ancestors and pulverize sites of cultural importance.
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Underneath the train tracks between Motomachi and Kobe stations stretches a peculiar shopping arcade where you can unearth great vintage vinyl and the missing controller to your childhood Nintendo.
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While Mr. Trump had no comment on the discrepancies, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, in announcing the sanctions, suggested there might still be new details to unearth about the killing.
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WASHINGTON — The mandate given to Robert S. Mueller III and his team was broad: to investigate not just Russian election interference but also any related crimes they might unearth.
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By the time Mauricio arrived a few hours later, hundreds of medical personnel, rescuers, volunteers and families were racing around, trying to unearth students still buried in the rubble.
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But they also leaned heavily on scouting and analytics to unearth players such as Mike Tauchman, infielder Gio Urshela, and Voit, and then to help them improve through coaching.
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After Gameela dies, in a suicide bombing, Rose struggles to unearth the secrets of a sister she never truly knew, who emerges as a fascinating enigma, full of contradictions.
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Avenatti's lawyers have said their client was entitled to present "evidence of broader misconduct directed by Nike across amateur basketball" in his defense, which a subpoena could help unearth.
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Tragedy plus time does equal comedy in this showcase, in which comedians and writers unearth the journals, poems, home movies and more that they made in their teenage years.
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The art historical and psychological analysis contained in the book, the interviews, and the research, all seek to unearth who exactly Louise Nevelson was in all her contradictory poses.
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The sport's top clubs, its leading figureheads and deep-pocketed investors are dueling with one another to try to unearth new ways to capitalize on the world's most popular sport.
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As a nation, we must do what the santeros who came long before us have done: Unearth the saints that we need, and use the fallen trees to recreate ourselves.
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A trail of virtual breadcrumbs has since led reporters to unearth thousands of prohibited iOS apps, from gambling and porn software to pirated games and ad-free versions of Spotify.
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The big idea: UC Berkeley has been overlooked for too long by angel investors and VCs alike, and Fiance is positioned as well as anyone to unearth its hidden gems.
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But as recent scholarship began to unearth evidence that Sims relied on racist and often sadistic-seeming practices to build his medical legacy, the statue drew the ire of protesters.
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CNBC spoke to key data providers to unearth the key trends, and highlight what you really need to know about one of the most lucrative property markets in the world.
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One of my portfolio companies has a business model of working with Fortune 500 companies to marry their internal data silos to public data stores to unearth learnings and value.
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The demonetisation got rid of old 500 and 2000,227 rupee banknotes and Modi said that would boost the country's digital economy, unearth unaccounted wealth and reduce the use of cash.
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On Miller's next trip to Europe, he and his wife went on a mission to unearth the best cassoulet they could find, which led them to Chez David in Castelnaudary.
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It requires small armies of technologists in perpetual forensic analysis to unearth and understand what data is being captured, where it is flowing and what is being done with it.
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That was their big Sunday thing: They'd go and compete against the neighbors for weird treasures that this guy would unearth, so my house was always filled with strange finds.
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Catherine Corless made it her mission to unearth the dark Irish secret of the lost children of Tuam — where hundreds perished in a home for unwed mothers and their babies.
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Rather than unearth the deep cruelties of European history, Sleigh leaves the confusions of 21st-century America to visit some of the world's hot zones: Kurdistan, Mogadishu, rural Lebanon, Nairobi.
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The president has often talked of how he loves "clean, beautiful coal" and the miners who unearth it, pointing to them as a ready exemplar of his working-class sympathies.
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With subpoenas and gavels, they say, they could begin to unearth impeachable offenses, and embarrassing public hearings could build a public case against Mr. Trump as they await Mr. Mueller.
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Nearly 16 years after Marion's death, at the age of 91, Kevin's home now feels like a secondhand bookstore, crowded with treasures that only its owner could identify and unearth.
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In addition to the creatures, the site offers workshops, games, a mock dig site and its latest attraction, Paleontologists' Laboratory, in which children can unearth and take home real fossils.
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In her new evening-length solo, "The Monomyth," the captivating Michelle Boulé explores ideas about mythmaking, using her deep knowledge of somatic practices to unearth stories buried in the body.
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With the ability to upload images directly from your phone or computer, there's no excuse not to finally sort through those iPhone albums to unearth and share some real gems.
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The documents, provided by Mr. Parnas, contain a series of exchanges between him and a Ukrainian prosecutor, Yuriy Lutsenko, who was helping Mr. Giuliani unearth damaging information about the Bidens.
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Each woman is represented by as much biographical information as Mr. Rössler was able to unearth and at least one photograph, taken by teachers, fellow students, spouses, lovers or themselves.
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And Nadler, as chair of the Judiciary Committee, would preside over any eventual impeachment proceedings -- which would likely be based on evidence that his investigators are now seeking to unearth.
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Elsewhere, scientists are trying to unearth combinations of older drugs that might act as a stopgap, and one team is even exploring using mouthwash to stop throat infections of gonorrhea.
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Christopher Robertson, a health law professor at the University of Arizona, created a Chrome extension called Unearth that adds conflict-of-interest information to the abstract page of PubMed articles.
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Using the Rift's Touch controllers as a stand-in for hands, you interact with the world around you to solve puzzles, evade death, and unearth the mystery that's brought you here.
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On Sunday, Barack Obama's official White House photographer dug into his archives to unearth this absolutely beautiful, stylish, feel-good shot of rapper Jay-Z laughing beside the former U.S. president.
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It's perhaps unsurprising that the commission, in trying to unearth evidence evidence of a phenomenon that multiple investigations have concluded doesn't exist, frequently found itself at the center of a controversy.
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In essence, Mr. Trump was telling Mr. Barrack that he trusted him to disclose everything that a team of lawyers and inspectors would typically need at least 90 days to unearth.
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Willis was studying photography, but when she noticed the dearth of black photographers in her history books, Tucker suggested she take on a research project to unearth these previously absent histories.
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Officials cited a recent study that found global warming could eventually unearth millions of liters of sewage, chemicals and nuclear waste stored deep below the Greenland Ice Sheet at Camp Century.
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After frantically cutting costs by slashing jobs, freezing salaries and squeezing more from suppliers, mining companies are now scrambling to unearth savings in even the most mundane parts of their businesses.
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With themes including fetishism and voodoo, the film holds a mirror up to the compulsive sides of mankind that are often misconceived, attempting to unearth unrealized, dark abstractions from its audience.
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Critic score: 94%Audience score:93%Netflix description:"A missing child sets four families on a frantic hunt for answers as they unearth a mind-bending mystery that spans three generations."
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My advice to others: The entrepreneurial journey will unearth every story, pattern, and fear that you have — so it's essential to create a self-love strategy that complements your business strategy.
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But though the investigation did not end up revealing any criminal "collusion," Mueller's team did unearth a great deal of newsworthy and relevant information — even only going by what's already public.
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Whether it's your first time in London or you're a repeat visitor, these seven city tours are meant to unearth perspectives on a perennially popular destination that both surprise and entertain.
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The Dolphins and the Redskins are at a stage familiar to the Jets and the Bills, whose inability to unearth a franchise quarterback consigned them to years of mediocrity, and worse.
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Now, as CEO David Solomon faces pressure to reinvent the bank and unearth new sources of revenue, Goldman has been working feverishly to create automated solutions in existing and nascent businesses.
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Over the next 15 months, and during five trips to Iraq to unearth more than 15,000 documents, Ms. Callimachi worked to show how ISIS governed: not just brutally, but also bureaucratically.
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While these types of studies are separate from the agency's enforcement investigations into specific alleged legal violations, information they unearth can be used to advance cases against the companies in question.
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Dance In her new evening-length solo, "The Monomyth," the captivating Michelle Boulé explores ideas about mythmaking, using her deep knowledge of somatic practices to unearth stories buried in the body.
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Now that the country has been freed by the Allies, moral logic (and simple practicality) demands that the defeated forces should be the ones to unearth the mines and defuse them.
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"I am yet to find out the logic why police arrested these journalists, who in my view were helping government to unearth the rot which is in the system," said Opondo.
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Peregalli and Sartori Rimini were unable to unearth the house's early blueprints, but it was immediately clear that few of its original charms remained when they received the commission in 2010.
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"When Chuck approaches a hearing, he wants to elicit something, leave a mark, unearth something that the A.P. will file a story on," a Schumer staffer from this era told me.
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Mr. Fox and Clarion established their bona fides in this repertory in 2014 by helping to unearth Maximilian Steinberg's all-but-unknown masterpiece "Passion Week," which they later took to Moscow.
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Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai: The young island in the South Pacific, birthed in an underwater volcano eruption four years ago, could unearth clues about how water shaped the landscape of Mars.
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And it gets more outrageous: A key part of the QAnon narrative is that Donald Trump and Robert Mueller are working together to unearth a high-profile, Democrat-run pedophile ring.
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The offer is a sign of the scramble among the sport's top clubs, its leading figureheads and deep-pocketed investors to unearth new ways to capitalize on the world's most popular sport.
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The unlikely food combination leads them to unearth a few other random things they have in common, and they soon realize they're long-lost twins, which set the movie's plot into motion.
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Art and Black Los Angeles, 1960–1980 (2011), and Witness: Art and Civil Rights in the Sixties (2014) — worked to unearth and give context to histories that were long overlooked or ignored.
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A deep enough search of 'Sofia Vergara' will unearth several think pieces about how both her public and fictional personas feed into stereotypes about "spicy Latinas" being super sexy, all the time.
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Related: It's Art: James Franco In A Space Suit Destroying Artwork Unearth a Future Archaeologist's Sci-Fi Short Film at the Tribeca Film Festival We Went to the Drake-Curated Sotheby's Exhibition
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RABAT (Reuters) - Search operations are under way to unearth a van with passengers buried by a landslide following torrential rains in the Atlas mountains south of Marrakech, local authorities said on Thursday.
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His replacement will have to regain the credibility lost after the lender's fake accounts scandal helped to unearth a series of problems across the bank's sprawling operations, according to analysts and investors.
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"I will review the hosting of a Korea Swimming Promotion Center in cooperation with the government," he said, adding that he would look to set up competitions to unearth young swimming talent.
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And make no mistake: It is almost certain that we will unearth colossal failures and identify villains, particularly in the coming weeks as Congress attempts to propose and pass a relief package.
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Opinion YALTA, Crimea — My quest to unearth my Russian roots brings me regularly to Crimea, where my ancestors cultivated a vineyard along the spectacular southern coast for generations until the 1917 Revolution.
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Did the media that came after Clueless and often imitated it, like Cruel Intentions and later Gossip Girl, break from the film's philosophy or merely unearth a darkness that was already there?
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"Their requests are mostly ignored, laughed at, or in some cases, men retaliate by calling on their "bros" to unearth and upload even more images of the victim," according to the report.
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Consumers' voice mail boxes would be clogged with automated messages, they say, making it challenging to unearth important calls, whether they are from an elderly mother's nursing home or a child's school.
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Congress hasn't tried to change the First Amendment or pass new libel laws, for example, and journalists — including at the "failing New York Times" — regularly unearth new scandals in the Trump administration.
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But it's still unclear how quickly they will move because the Ukraine probe, which is being led by the House Intelligence Committee, could take time to unearth more documents and interview witnesses.
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House Republicans unveil their new tax bill; Robert Mueller's probe ensnares another member of Trump's staff; scientist use some super-cool cosmic rays to unearth a giant secret chamber in the Egyptian pyramids.
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" But the newspaper did unearth one quote from a news conference: "Nobody in this country is above the law, an FBI agent or otherwise, and ultimately the ends do not justify the means.
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While in May 2018, the FCC claimed to be investigating the matter, here we are, eight months later, with reporters continuing to unearth new and even more damning evidence of big telecom malfeasance.
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In a lab buried under the Apennine Mountains of Italy, Elena Aprile, a professor of physics at Columbia University, is racing to unearth what would be one of the biggest discoveries in physics.
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But, when your free speech causes other people pain — when it forces them to unearth deep trauma — it's time to think about whether you're, as Jon Stewart called Carlson, just a big dick.
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Even if Mr Trump makes participation not just great, but the greatest it has ever been, and not just overall, but in every specific age bracket, he would unearth only about 18.6m workers.
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While Modi's drive to unearth unaccounted wealth did not deliver the desired result, it hurt consumer demand in a country where most people are paid in, and buy what they need with, cash.
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Opposition mayors threaten not only to dismantle or appropriate the vast networks of patronage in municipalities run by the AK for over a decade, but also to unearth one corruption scandal after another.
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Meanwhile, they continue to work in the region, and with the government's support, the team has begun to unearth artifacts, including a crow-headed vessel, and handmade statues depicting jaguar and human heads.
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Chinese financial regulators have adopted a slew of "de-risking" measures this year in the face of ballooning debt and have ramped up efforts to unearth hidden problems that could become systemic threats.
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The agency will begin a review of other brokerage firms to unearth potential misuses of customer funds, though the S.E.C. says it is encouraging firms to come forward with information by offering leniency.
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But the police are under no obligation to pursue the charges, and Tunsil would presumably have to cooperate in the investigation, which could unearth other unflattering information that could further damage his reputation.
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But former intelligence officials wondered whether Trump's desire to unearth the origins of what he has frequently derided as a "witch hunt" will negatively affect the intelligence community's ability to do its job.
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We do not know whether additional evidence will unearth connections between Trump campaign staff and Russia (or WikiLeaks), nor do we know what precisely Mueller told Barr about whether Trump had obstructed justice.
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It was enough to have the local police force doing overnight patrols, for fear that would-be smugglers, dealers, or journalists might embark on an Easter egg hunt to unearth some vintage microdots.
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The directors Maclain and Chapman Way unearth the forgotten story of the provocative Indian guru Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh and his efforts to relocate his followers to a barren ranch in Wasco County, Ore.
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House Democrats had billed Attorney General Bill Barr's March 31 testimony as a crucial opportunity to unearth answers about President Donald Trump's efforts to influence Justice Department decisions related to two former associates.
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NatureBox sends out payloads of anonymously sealed healthy snacks, and Loot Crate lets you unearth Deadpool shirts and vinyl ogre figurines, which are the sort of things you'd prefer arrive in unmarked packaging.
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Then, even though in Hue local people continued to unearth corpses of missing people and the number of uncovered bodies was rising into the thousands, the news of another tragedy overshadowed Hue again.
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The process bore little resemblance to the one conducted in 2012 by Romney, who wanted FBI background checks and other reviews conducted to unearth red flags before the press or opposition researchers could.
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While Jacob and the barmaid unearth a shared family history — and Scott charges around like a dog in a bacon factory — the director, Robert Legato, gives us no sense of their relative locations.
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The rock didn't seem like the kind of gem that diggers typically unearth in a nation with a reputation for having some of the highest quality and most transparent diamonds in the world.
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While his drive to unearth unaccounted wealth did not deliver the desired result, it hurt consumer demand in an economy where most people are paid in — and buy what they need with — cash.
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What LSU has to unearth is more imagination and some unexpected wrinkles — passes on first downs, misdirection with a speedy set of receivers (a staple early last season under Canada), some deep-throw gambles.
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Her husband, Geoffrey Hoare, also a journalist, would briskly correct the spelling, enliven the prose, and unearth the lead—which she tended to bury five paragraphs down, prefaced, cryptically, with "according to certain sources".
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But it is still times like these that elevate the importance and the value of communities like Instagram that exist not to unearth dark truths, but to highlight the best people have to offer.
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Garber said there was some merit to Trump's argument that the subpoena power is being improperly used to unearth politically damaging information about him, rather than to help Congress make laws or set budgets.
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But before you dig through your closet and unearth those bulky rain boots, now is the perfect time to consider taking a more fashionable approach towards staying dry (snow is definitely in our future).
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All they could unearth was one incident in Kansas City in April of this year, when a four-year-old was allegedly offered free ice cream by a woman in an ice cream truck.
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By virtue of being set in violently racist times so different than ours, period pieces unearth antiquated and deplorable race relations in which white people are powerful and other, non-white people are not.
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North Korea has recently allowed citizens as young as 12 to bet on horse races for the first time as the country scrambles to unearth new sources of hard currency amid intensifying international sanctions.
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It may have been a long time since you thought about the old home videos laying in your parents' basement, let alone watched them, but now would be a good time to unearth them.
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With any luck, VR will not only flourish in its own right, but also help unearth the true potential of gesture-based gaming, even as Kinect continues its long, lonely march to the grave.
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The Republican chairman of the Senate Homeland Security Committee is pressing officials to unearth Obama-era documents used to brief Congress in September 2628 on Russian attempts to interfere in the presidential election. Sen.
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Researchers think the bottle washed up on the beach within a year of being thrown off the ship, but was buried in the sand until a storm helped to unearth it a century later.
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For our part, we may never know what fully motivates him to shun his own intelligence professionals while cozying up to an adversary, but that won't stop us from working to unearth the truth.
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Rakoff called it a "sad day" that Uber felt compelled to authorize what became an "intrusive and clandestine," and ultimately unsuccessful, probe to unearth damaging information about the plaintiff Spencer Meyer and his lawyer.
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Throughout the book, Rogers identifies Coppola as a "beguiler," someone who coaxes the viewer through pleasurable imagery into an uncanny sense of ease in order to unearth psychological and cultural norms in the unconscious.
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Read: Police Unearth a Network of Underground Drug Running Tunnels in Australia Multiple Quebec agencies are investigating after thousands of fish were killed following a massive sewage dump in the city of Saint-Hyacinthe.
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"Just as we expected, there are exciting discoveries lurking in our archived Kepler data, waiting for the right tool or technology to unearth them," said Paul Hertz, director of NASA's Astrophysics Division in Washington.
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After the Village Voice raised questions about the film's anti-Muslim tenor, Patel with the Brennan Center filed a Freedom of Information Act request to unearth exactly how many NYPD officers had watched it.
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Sunday is market day for vintage and antique hunters, and the best place to unearth treasures is East Market, where hundreds of collectors, designers, artists and artisans regularly gather in a former aeronautics factory.
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The shortages are not limited to N2300 respirators, and many people are beginning to unearth stores of other essential PPE they are happy to put to better use than gathering dust in storage closets.
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Right-wing critics, including Trump, have long claimed that an anti-conservative bias is baked into the tech industry's most popular products — though researchers have consistently failed to unearth systemic evidence of partisan discrimination.
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Young theatergoers — the show is geared toward those 8 and older — join the play's detectives to visit characters and unearth clues, ending up inside the house and discovering a little history along the way.
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The story jumps ahead to 1900, when, during a burst of activity to unearth ruins preserved by the layers of ash, 73 skeletons were dug up near the beach at what was once Stabiae.
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After visiting the "induction center," a player might have been led to unearth a buried treasure, walk blindfolded through a chapel or dance on a street corner with a man dressed as Big Foot.
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But even in 2017, after they specifically learned that Democrats paid a research firm to unearth material that could hurt Mr. Trump, law enforcement officials did not update the language in the renewal applications.
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They unearth footage from archives, return year after year to their subjects, and most spectacularly, find fresh ways to film the rink, enlisting skaters to record themselves with the kineticism that their artistry deserves.
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I suppose it is straightforward, but my hypothesis is that people forced to muffle their feelings and thoughts are in peril of burying those inner perturbations so deeply that they can't unearth them anymore.
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P-orridge's path is extraordinary in both its ambition and originality; those of us lucky enough to hear them speak came away with pearls of wisdom and instructions on how to unearth our true selves.
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Trump initially announced he was nominating Moore in March -- allowing plenty of time for reporters (led by CNN's KFile) to unearth a series of sexist writings as well as raise questions about his personal finances.
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We spoke with seven people who have, or currently, balanced a full-time job and side hustles to unearth some of the strategies they have developed to make this double life more efficient, and sustainable.
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It has so many buttons and features for drafting the perfect novel, play, or poem that even after five years of use on both Mac and PC, I still unearth new features all the time.
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They could potentially unearth stronger evidence by turning to the courts, but that could also stall the case for months and risk losing public support, much as some Democrats believe happened in the Russia inquiry.
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It's probably not the best time to break out your grater, but it is the best time to unearth that plastic container of cheese from the pantry and shake it all over your buttered spaghetti.
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But since searching a store so much product can feel like you're looking for a needle in a haystack, it all comes down to using my most critical fashion eye to unearth the good stuff.
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At the very least, while you work out that superstition, you can also be a bit more proactive by using a tool that will unearth money for you, like Credit Karma's new Unclaimed Money feature.
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Related: This Guy Just Spent 48 Hours in Virtual Reality Virtual Reality Film Installation Puts a Disassociative Twist on Awkward Family Dinners Unearth a Future Archaeologist's Sci-Fi Short Film at the Tribeca Film Festival
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When Long was fired by the Yankees after eight seasons, he went to the Mets and helped Curtis Granderson, whom he had coached with the Yankees, rediscover his power stroke and Daniel Murphy unearth his.
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And as well as Kavanagh's SBG, Green is excited to unearth more talent from London Shootfighters, home to current Bellator star Michael "Venom" Page, and Nottingham's Spirit Dojo, owned by battle-hardened veteran Paul Daley.
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The first phase of digging is expected to unearth coal that would, when burned, release 650 million metric tons of CO2 — as much as 17 times the annual emissions of the entire state of Alaska.
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According to reporting by The Washington Post — citing "people familiar with the matter" — the FBI paid professional hackers "a one-time flat fee" to unearth the previously unknown software flaw and tip off the agency.
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Mr. Cohen has all but advertised his willingness to cooperate with federal prosecutors, an arrangement that could unearth many of the secrets that he helped bury in a decade of work as Mr. Trump's fixer.
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The Free Beacon, funded in large part by the New York hedge fund billionaire Paul Singer, hired the firm, Fusion GPS, in 2015 to unearth damaging information about several Republican presidential candidates, including Mr. Trump.
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It's possible that a crisis will unfold anytime they have to work together on a bill, that congressional investigators will unearth scandal after scandal, and even that an impeachment effort might be in the future.
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Participants visit him in his East London distillery, set unearth a railway arch, and choose botanicals which they will use to craft their own gin — bottling, sealing and naming it is part of the fun.
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Pelosi and her prosecution team used the Wednesday press conference to make a final plea to the Senate to bring in new witnesses and unearth new documents that hadn't been available to the House trial.
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As Rudy Giuliani waged his campaign to unearth damaging information in Ukraine about Joe Biden, he privately pursued hundreds of thousands of dollars in business from Ukrainian government officials, documents reviewed by The Times show.
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There are already GOP claims that the Democrats are launched on an endless investigation in search of a crime in the belief that Mueller will not unearth impeachable offenses in his final report, expected soon.
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We've traveled through the depths of the internet to unearth the luggage sales so enticing, you might just need to book a vacation to match your brand new collection of carry-ons and duffel bags.
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In February, Bastian tried digging for images of black female scientists, building on an All-day Wikipedia Edit-a-Thon she helped organize at NIH in 2015, to unearth stories and pictures of women in science.
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Donald Trump Jr. blasted out a tweet Friday sarcastically thanking House Intelligence Committee chairman Adam Schiff for helping President Donald Trump unearth "who all needed to be fired" for testifying against Trump in his impeachment inquiry.
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Moore and Gibbons close the distance between fiction and reality to unearth something a little more disturbing (or reassuring, depending on how you read it) about our place among, and obsession with, superheroes, villains, and justice.
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Gigi and Bella Hadid have packed schedules and packed closets, but they still managed to get together — and unearth some surprising finds to wear — for a sibling outing at the West Hollywood celebrity hot spot Tuesday.
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Every two weeks, we'll be teaming up with the site — which makes it easy to discover emerging brands from around the world — to unearth a selection of labels you probably don't know about, but definitely should.
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But even if the prosecutors fail, says Park Sangin of Seoul National University, they may unearth enough new evidence for the Supreme Court to decide to send Mr Lee's bribery case back to a lower court.
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The ECB has been keen to stress it is not responsible for money laundering but its chief supervisor, Daniele Nouy, conceded on Monday that seeing U.S. authorities unearth cases in the euro zone was "very embarrassing".
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Every two weeks, we'll be teaming up with the site—which makes it easy to discover emerging brands from around the world—to unearth a selection of brands you probably don't know about, but definitely should.
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If Chang is extradited to the United States, analysts say the case against him could unearth details about Mozambique's debt scandal, with potential implications for senior members of the ruling party ahead of elections in October.
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Every two weeks, we'll be teaming up with the site — which makes it easy to discover emerging brands from around the world — to unearth a selection of brands you probably don't know about, but definitely should.
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" Conservative writer Seth Mandel tweeted, "Trump chest-fondling Kurt Suzuki in a MAGA hat behind a podium with the presidential seal is an amazing artifact that future societies will one day unearth and doubt its authenticity.
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In Chaplin's case, there will always be plenty to unearth, such was the monstrous majesty of his egotism; Buster Keaton grows ever more unfathomable; but "Stan & Ollie" delves in search of hidden wellsprings that aren't there.
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Instead, Joerger pieced together some wins from Matt Barnes' tenacity, finding a way to unearth and harness Lance Stephenson's playmaking ability, and somehow squeezing the last bit of life from Vince Carter's once spring-loaded knees.
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"The no-fly movement is one I, personally, love for both its environmental impact and the accessibility it offers travelers," said Nikki Vargas, editor-in-chief and co-founder of Unearth Women, a feminist travel publication.
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India, for instance, is eager to unearth the coal it has under the ground, and its government is seeking to privatize the coal-mining sector, including by inviting foreign bids for the first time, Reuters reported.
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The prosecutor's comments triggered renewed speculation about the killer's identity and whether Petersson has been able to unearth new evidence after so many years - potentially the gun used in the murder, which has never been found.
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"So basically," Times investigative reporter Jodi Kantor observed in a tweet on Wednesday, "Times reporters now must try to unearth the identity of an author that our colleagues in Opinion have sworn to protect with anonymity?"
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"The millyard needs to very carefully look at finding a way to unearth every new parking space they can without overinvesting," said Peter Flotz, the hotel developer and the managing member of the Lansing Melbourne Group.
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It can act as a sanction to Trump and his successors, unearth information voters will need when deciding whether to reelect Trump, and provide a warning to foreign countries that would seek influence over our politics.
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Fed gigabits of data per second, an AI thousands of miles away could unearth signals that point to potential problems (imagine a motor that's wearing out) well before they occur—like a minority report for robots.
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According to a draft copy of the GOP's formal rebuttal, Republicans will assert that Democrats failed to unearth evidence that Trump committed impeachable offenses when he asked Ukraine's president to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden.
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In perhaps the most uncomfortable scene, Marina is questioned regarding the circumstances surrounding Orlando's death, with the police -- pursuing a fishing expedition to unearth foul play -- forcing her to disrobe, looking for signs of a struggle.
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That means highly skilled wood strippers, plasterwork molders, carpenters, tile fabricators and floor restorers who are so well versed in their respective crafts that they can unearth, salvage and replicate just about any prewar architectural element.
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Rook and Dizzy unearth old trauma; they sing and chant and squeal about the worst shit that's ever happened to them, making clear at every juncture how close they feel to annihilation, obliteration, and the afterlife.
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To unearth connections between some of their accounts, banks took an extraordinary step: They invoked a provision of the Patriot Act — a post-2100/2000 law that included new tools to track money laundering and terrorist financing.
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But the new occupants were industrialists of a different sort, and the roar was the sound of rows of servers and fans feverishly whirring in an effort to solve complex cryptographic puzzles that could unearth digital money.
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Appearing at the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) set up to unearth atrocities committed by both sides in the anti-apartheid struggle, Madikizela-Mandela refused to show remorse for abductions and murders carried out in her name.
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Meanwhile, younger listeners raised on 90s hard rock wanted tougher shit, and moved onto melodic-yet-brutal metalcore acts like Killswitch Engage and Unearth, which became gateway drugs to genre-specific acts like Iron Maiden and Carcass.
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This year I don't want to write, because to write is to dig deeply into truths yet unsaid, to unearth meanings buried beneath layers, and to share what I find with an audience who will be moved.
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When the scientists finally unearth the secrets of interdimensional travel, the first universe I'm visiting is where McDonald's serves up corn-on-the-cob, or mashed potatoes, or hell, fried pickles when you're not feeling French fries.
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"Each of these experimental applications runs AI algorithms in the background to let you unearth cultural connections hidden in archives," Damien Henry, the experiments team lead at the Google Arts & Culture Lab, wrote in a blog post.
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A 353-page examiner's report into the collapse of Washington Mutual Inc extinguished hopes of stockholders that it would unearth billions of dollars of hidden value or smoking gun evidence the government wrongly seized its banking operation.
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If Chang is extradited to the United States, analysts say the case against him could unearth details of the national debt scandal, with potential implications for senior members of the ruling party ahead of elections in October.
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As the New York Review of Books uncovered, "Manafort's camp provided Giuliani with information designed to smear" Serhiy Leshchenko, the Ukrainian journalist who helped unearth the so-called "black ledger," which detailed Manafort's corrupt dealings in Ukraine.
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This knowledge would unearth additional uses, information that can be added to the product label to allow safer and more effective use of drugs and the identification of drug combinations that lead to even greater health benefits.
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While the decision to replace poor, central neighborhoods with more expensive housing has sparked opposition in Turkey's largest city of Istanbul, the demolition of Kadifekale to unearth a globally important archeological site has produced little public outcry.
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Plus, if Lucasfilm needs any more ideas about potential future trilogies, it can always just unearth George Lucas's old plan to get into the "microbiotic world" of Star Wars and go all Osmosis Jones on the franchise.
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Uber said it provided all the documents relevant to the order, and that it interviewed 85 employees who previously worked at Alphabet as part of its effort to unearth any documents that may have come from Alphabet.
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But where Absentia felt at times like a thought experiment, here a much more assured Flanagan uses his best techniques to unearth a gripping character-driven narrative while blurring the line between the psychological and the supernatural.
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Because investigative reporters are often looking for those who don't want to be found, we'd also keep an eye out for weird sites that promised to unearth off-the-grid cellphone numbers or scrape the deep web.
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Inside the List These days most publishers insist that their authors maintain an online presence, so we decided to visit the websites of everyone on the fiction list to unearth the most interesting thing about each one.
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"To force disclosure of confidential sources would seriously harm the ability of Reorg Research — and by fear of precedent, all journalistic organizations — to produce and unearth information of great value to the public interest," Mr. Steiger wrote.
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Books of The Times The qualities that make Seymour Hersh a first-rate reporter — his hustle, his wonkiness, his nighthawk drive to unearth a radioactive fact and then top that fact — make him a second-rate memoirist.
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"Just like the police work in the physical world, White Hackers act in the digital dimension," he said, adding that his White Hat Hackers - or hackers working for good - share the criminal evidence they unearth with authorities.
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Opening in September, the curators of the exhibition have partnered with the Basquiat family to unearth a bevy of miscellaneous influences that fueled Jean-Michel Basquiat's creative prowess, from anatomical drawings, to bebop jazz, to silent films.
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Getting out now lets her claim good service in the Trump administration, which should count for something in the future with his supporters, while also keeping herself unsullied by whatever Democrats may use their subpoena power to unearth.
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The company isn't giving any more details on why, but CEO Reid Hastings indicated in an interview with CNBC this week that it needs to take more risks with its content if it is to unearth future blockbusters.
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In another recent book, Smutty Little Movies: The Creation and Regulation of Adult Video, Peter Alilunas crafts an entire methodology, which he calls "trace historiography," to unearth the adult film industry's transition to home videos in the 1970s.
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But get ready to unearth your jealously towards another animal because the internet has found the next big thing in fashion and modeling- a little yellow canary named Tweety who has the "no makeup-makeup" look down pat.
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Danish Workers Unearth &aposStill-Sharp&apos Medieval Sword While Digging Out SewerWhen plumbing planner Jannick Vestergaard and engineer Henning Nøh woke up on the morning of…Read more ReadOf late, sewers have been of great benefit to archaeologists.
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Corey Lewandowski Corey Lewandowski said Thursday that he worries an investigation of Russian interference in last year's presidential election will sprawl beyond ties to President Donald Trump's campaign — a development that could unearth other damaging, if unrelated, information.
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The alleged accomplice had claimed he acted on Van der Sloot's behalf to unearth and dispose of Holloway's remains in 2010, after Van Sloot expressed worry that renewed search efforts for her body might lead to those remains.
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On a visit last year to Maine, she was surprised to unearth a photograph of her mother in the woods, dressed in costume for one of the plays that the artist, her sister and cousins used to stage.
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Pruitt's naïve decision to unearth this multitude of risks was a reversal of a less costly and far more rational, science-based remedy — originally made by the George W. Bush administration — to safely cap and contain the site.
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But when Ancestry -- one of the many companies that analyze DNA to unearth a person's genealogical history -- offered to look into his family tree, Bell accepted the vial to collect genetic material and coughed -- er -- spit it up.
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Several years ago, Robert J. Yasinsac, the co-author of "Hudson Valley Ruins" (2006), and Thom Johnson, his former photography teacher, organized work groups to prune, rake and unearth its skeletal vestiges and make it accessible to hikers.
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Now, almost eight years after the war ended, hundreds of smallholders are pinning their hopes on the newly-minted Right to Information (RTI) Act to unearth details of who owns the land on which they live and work.
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Free from tribal identity didacticism that often crystallizes in revenge fantasies, this cunning collection of oblique contemporary art and fetishist objects offers partially concealed meanings up to viewers to unearth for themselves, as a complex, self-therapeutic undertaking.
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The 18-month Times investigation was based on tens of thousands of pages of confidential records about the Trump family empire, though it did not unearth the president's own tax returns, which he has consistently refused to release.
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In later years he also taught at N.Y.U. There was an outdoor complement to his search for records in warehouse and offices: He was also an urban archaeologist, digging at sites where he hoped to unearth historical artifacts.
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One tweak Shippen made: When Kaitlin returns home in the middle of trying to unearth the truth behind the flight's disappearance — her twin brother was on the plane — the scene is populated with Vietnamese actors actually speaking Vietnamese.
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Tracking the Turd Burglar — and trying to prove McClain's innocence — involves our teenage filmmakers extensively combing through Instagram, both to unearth past clues about pranksters at school, and to find proof of who was at which party, and when.
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Of course, I was hoping to unearth some secret code to easily and quickly build wealth (outside of developing an app and selling it to a tech giant for billions of dollars), but alas, there is rarely fast money.
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Still, Dittrich wonders what their similarities and differences might unearth about the human brain: why some recovered and some didn't, whether some have issues with episodic memories in the past and what other cognitive effects their injuries might reveal.
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Of all the throwback trends that could take up space in one's closets these days, I was surprised the corset — once a symbol of women's oppression — is the one my generation of empowered, active women would choose to unearth.
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The death in question is that if Jason Blossom, a classic character from the comics who in the first trailer for the show is center of a murder investigation that begins to unearth some of the town's many secrets.
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Indian banks were flushed with deposits after the government abolished high-value currency notes late last year in a push to unearth billions of dollars of so-called black money, forcing people to deposit their unused notes with banks.
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More than a quarter of the all-cash luxury home purchases made using shell companies in Manhattan and Miami were flagged as suspicious in a new effort to unearth money laundering in real estate, the Treasury Department said Wednesday.
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Barry McCaffrey, the White House drug policy director at the time, objected loudly to what he saw as the I.O.C.'s outsize influence and its lack of political will to unearth drug violations that could tarnish the Olympic brand.
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While the transcript of Mr. Taylor's testimony did not unearth substantial new information about the Ukraine affair, it made it clear why Democrats have settled on him — a military veteran and nonpartisan career public servant — as their first witness.
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But as reporters unearth new information about Moore's past statements, the former state supreme court justice risks becoming an albatross around the neck of the national Republican Party, which is entering the 2018 campaign cycle without significant legislative achievements.
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NEW YORK/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - As recently as February, Special Counsel Robert Mueller's team dropped hints that the inquiry into Russia's role in the 2016 U.S. election might unearth evidence of active cooperation between Moscow and President Donald Trump's campaign.
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Still, thoughtful consideration of player measurables—box score stats, physical attributes, age, and how those compare to others—can help any team avoid busts, unearth overlooked gems, and provide a much-needed corrective to the sometimes-deceiving eye test.
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Because even though records of older politicians' younger selves may be more laborious to find, we've continued to unearth evidence of arguably far worse behavior than one might expect to uncover about a politician in their 20s or 30s.
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Then Ms. Robbins filed a Freedom of Information Act request to unearth Ain's F.B.I. surveillance file, which provided insights into his daily life and included information about his alias, Fred Grant, and personal details as specific as his weight.
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Mr. Trump has said that Mr. Barr can help him validate his 2016 electoral victory, and Mr. Giuliani has been trying to unearth damaging information about former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. in anticipation of the 2020 race.
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During last year's presidential campaign, he not only capitalized on the disclosure of emails from the Democratic National Committee and from Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign, he publicly called on Russian hackers to unearth and publicize even more of them.
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"I have always been drawing from a young age and would customize hand-me-downs from my siblings," Ta tells T. Now, to find inspiration, he goes back to his mother's house to unearth things that brings back memories.
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Otherwise, how the governor's office and Hawaii-EMA reacted to the flurry of inquiries was exactly how most government agencies in the state react when faced with information requests — especially those that could unearth potentially damaging or embarrassing information.
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For example, what if Congress is unable to unearth persuasive evidence of such behavior, even though it actually took place, or what if the president preemptively pardons perjuring witnesses as a means of stopping any investigation into their behavior?
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I think you want to find a platform with entrepreneurs you trust that are going to stay, because you buy it as much for what it is today as what this team will help you unearth in three years.
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"I'm glad this is helping to paint a broader picture, so people don't gravitate towards the obvious aspects of trafficking and so we can help to unearth the parts that are getting ignored, especially in the LGBTQ community," he said.
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I was able to unearth some of the group's methods of deception: It sent targets messages on LinkedIn and dating apps, built false identities on social networks, and operated a fake start-up out of a WeWork blocks from Twitter's headquarters.
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A good Vine could unearth the oddness of an outlying moment, forcing you to re-examine it again and again in a way that could either surprise you with its small revelations, or calm you with its familiar twists and turns.
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"As is always the case, more research is needed to replicate these effects, to try to understand the mechanisms, and critically, to unearth what additional factors may identify which cannabis-using kids show these effects and which ones don't," said Garavan.
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You might know the retailer as the place to unearth rare finds (and it is), but you don't have to search very hard at all to discover chic, on-trend gifts from A1 brands such as Louis Vuitton and Moncler.
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In Lenora Chu's new book "Little Soldiers: An American Boy, a Chinese School, and the Global Race to Achieve," she begins to unearth the cultural differences that lead to this gap — and it's not just about what happens at school.
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We dug holes in the woods behind the golf course, hoping to unearth a sack of pine tree shillings from colonial days or gold doubloons from the time when Captain Kidd (so we fantasized) sailed his ship up the Charles River.
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Driven by a desire to unearth the roots of Basquiat's creativity, filmmaker Sara Driver created the documentary BOOM FOR REAL: The Late Teenage Years of Jean-Michel Basquiat, which explores the artist's life and legacy through those who knew him best.
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Buried deep within the bowels of Amazon's Marketplace messaging interface I eventually unearth a failed delivery message, which suggests an attempted delivery was made on December 7, after which the delivery company wrote that it would try again the following day.
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That's all the more reason for them to join Democrats in trying to unearth the best evidence of whether Mr. Cohen—and all the other sources and investigators who've leveled similar charges—are telling the truth about Donald Trump's financial conduct.
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In what is seen as a test case, freedom of information activists are requesting masses of data from German personal credit rating agency SCHUFA in a bid to unearth the secret algorithm it uses to decide who is a bad risk.
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Over the past year, we co-chaired a Center for American Progress task force on U.S.-India relations to unearth opportunities to further strengthen the relationship, looking ahead to the challenges and opportunities our two countries will have in this century.
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Marie Dupuy, Wallenberg's niece and heir to the sustained clan effort to unearth the truth, said she would like to see the original diaries and ask the F.S.B., the successor agency to the K.G.B., for the documents mentioned by Serov.
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And all indications were that his office planned to use its subpoena powers to unearth new documents that might show a disconnect between what the company was saying publicly and what it was saying privately about climate change over several decades.
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Or, perhaps the Russians, like the vast majority of people on planet Earth, thought Clinton was going to win the U.S. presidency, and they wanted to unearth information on the presidential candidate it could use as blackmail once she assumed office.
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Strava, the popular app for tracking running, cycling and swimming, is not the most obvious go-to for exposing national secrets, but a heatmap of activity from users has been found to unearth the locations of U.S. military bases worldwide.
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However, this desire for transparency and knowledge of what we participate in can also be observed in recent museum practices, some of which attempt to unearth and lay bare the conditions in which art is produced, bought, sold, and finally, exhibited.
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We'll see if the rise of machine learning causes a new arms race, or whether it gives us new and better tools against attackers, and/or whether convolutional pattern recognition will unearth an entire new crop of previously undetectable bugs.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Punters in North Korea who once risked three years hard labor for gambling are now able to bet on local horse races as the isolated country scrambles to unearth new sources of hard currency amid intensifying international sanctions.
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While historians are beginning to appreciate the heterogeneity of and understand the intersections between the various groups and organizations on the American side, we have not begun to unearth the multiplicity of voices and their interconnections on the Vietnamese sides.
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"That was the way everyone viewed it," Parnas said, disputing Trump's previous claim that the push to unearth damaging information about his political rival, Democratic presidential candidate and former Vice President Joe Biden, stemmed from concerns about corruption in Ukraine.
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Not only does the expensive technology unearth digital evidence that is otherwise hard or impossible to find, it captures it in a format that can hold up in court, as opposed to evidence that could have been tampered with or forged.
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Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey's She Said: Breaking the Sexual Harassment Story That Helped Ignite a Movement is a stunning feat of investigative journalism that documents how the two New York Times reporters were able to unearth the Harvey Weinstein story.
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Should Mr. Mueller unearth information implicating the president or members of his immediate family in serious crimes, it could put enormous and in many cases unwanted pressure on Congress to take action — and on congressional candidates to take a stand.
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Mr. Parnas had recently struck up a friendship with Mr. Giuliani while recruiting him for a business deal, but now the men were on the verge of something bigger: teaming up to unearth damaging information on Mr. Trump's political rivals.
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And as Krasny himself admits, nodding to Freud after struggling for several paragraphs to unearth the deeper meaning in a simple story about a blind man mistaking the surface of a matzo for Braille, "Sometimes a joke is just a joke."
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Published in 1985 and reissued this year by Super Labo, Tokyo: A Vision of Its Other Side imagines the metropolis as a "huge life form," and the images within unearth a less common side of the organism, so to speak.
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"It's possible that a crisis will unfold any time they have to work together on a bill, that congressional investigators will unearth scandal after scandal, and even that an impeachment effort might be in the future," Vox's Andrew Prokop writes.
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The recent cases — involving a commodities sales agent and an investment adviser — signal that the two primary regulators continue to unearth violations in trade allocation where investment managers or trading personnel cherry-picked the winning trades for themselves or other favored accounts.
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Two years after completing her trilogy about a body-hopping, sentient spaceship, her new book, Provenance, delves into her youthful passion for digging in the dirt, and what our impulse to unearth the artifacts of the past can tell us about ourselves.
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As Atkinson describes it, triangulation was an analytics concept first introduced by the CIA in the U.S., a method of bringing together multiple vectors of information to unearth inconsistencies in a data set (you can read more on triangulation in this CIA publication).
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In archived versions of the account from late January, the person behind it called on followers to unearth more footage of candidates and shared clips of Harris and Booker multiple times — one of which was retweeted 11,000 times and got 20,000 likes.
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Neither witness is expected to unearth a treasure trove of details that will change the trajectory of the investigation, but their testimonies are expected give context for how the Trump administration's US-Ukraine policy developed and confirm details that have already been presented.
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They were digging on a plot of land planned for a 400,000-square-foot office building, but little did they know they were about to unearth a historic find: the remains off a 50-foot wooden ship from the mid- to late 1800s.
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Parnas and Igor Fruman for months have aided Giuliani in what he has described as his effort to unearth damaging information about his client Trump's political rival, Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden, whose son was on the board of a Ukranian energy company.
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In a move to unearth new details about the "Dirty War," U.S. national security adviser Susan Rice on Thursday said the United States would declassify documents from U.S. military and intelligence agencies related to that period at the request of the Argentine government.
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The musician David Byrne narrates the video with a smooth baritone, explaining how the group used machine learning technology to unearth links between the Whitney vice chairman's weapons business and an array of violent clashes between governments and dissidents around the world.
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While the WSJ story did not unearth any wrongdoing from third-party apps or services using Gmail, it did shine a light on a previously discreet industry practice now under heavier scrutiny in the aftermath of Facebook's Cambridge Analytica data privacy scandal.
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That includes a good deal of rather gruesome torture scenes, as a sadistic inquisitor (Ewen Bremner) seeks to unearth information about Catholics, placing Will in fairly constant jeopardy, and giving those squeamish about medieval barbarism cause to think twice about tuning in.
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The new government is seeking to unearth suspected graft, in particular in connection with big losses at state fund 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB), during the nearly 10 years that former premier Najib Razak spent in power, casting a cloud over several top officials.
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Separately, the Justice Department is trying to unearth the identity of the Trump administration official who denounced the president in a New York Times Op-Ed last year under the byline Anonymous, demanding information from the publisher of the official's upcoming book. 210.
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Although it is the objective to unearth the larger cases like the hedge fund, Galleon and its founder, Raj Rajaratnam as well as the associated cases that ensnared more than a dozen traders and portfolio managers, small infractions are definitely not being ignored.
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The executive director of an arts charity who was attacked with drain cleaner last year was fired by the board of the charity on Friday, along with the financial officer who helped her unearth what the authorities have called a $750,000 embezzlement scheme.
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Some Republican members of the House committee are also expected to raise questions about the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which fined the bank $100 million for the illegal practices, and about why the regulator did not unearth the long-running scandal sooner.
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The ensemble cast is uniformly good -- Hedlund's emotionally wounded warrior, who finally finds something about which to care, deserves special mention -- in a movie so delicately woven as to unearth reservoirs of compassion for even less-sympathetic characters, exploring darkness without abandoning hope.
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Here's what you need to know: • Robert Mueller's investigation of the millions of dollars that are flowing into Washington from abroad could be as much a part of his legacy as special counsel as anything he might unearth about Russian election interference.
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In November, at the industrial Toronto waterfront that's cluttered with film studios, Ms. Gadon and Edward Holcroft, who plays the young doctor trying to unearth Grace's memories, were seated in the drawing room of a Victorian manor, their "session" bordering on flirtation.
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"That was the way everyone viewed it," Parnas told CNN's Anderson Cooper, disputing Trump's claim that the push to unearth damaging information about his political rival, Democratic presidential candidate and former Vice President Joe Biden, stemmed from concerns about corruption in Ukraine.
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Igor Fruman, a wealthy Soviet-born entrepreneur who was arrested in October after waging a campaign to unearth damaging information about Joe Biden in Ukraine, is requesting that a $325,000 contribution he made to America First Action be returned, according to court records.
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Baker and Bradley went on to publish sexual misconduct accusations from four more women, unearth video of Robbins using racial slurs, and reveal documents showing he punishes followers by making them drink an unidentified brown liquid "designed to have a lasting effect".
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The Post and The New York Times reported this week that Giuliani pursued hundreds of thousands of dollars in business from officials in Ukraine at the same time that he was using his connections there to unearth damaging information about the Bidens.
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Uncut Gems literally begins with its boots on the ground, in the depths of an Ethiopian mine as two workers unearth the titular ore that will eventually take over the already-hectic life of a New York City jeweler half a world away.
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As Rudolph W. Giuliani waged a public campaign this year to unearth damaging information in Ukraine about President Trump's political rivals, he privately pursued hundreds of thousands of dollars in business from Ukrainian government officials, documents reviewed by The New York Times show.
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Before the imperium of the internet, there was a pleasing ritual involved: The hate mailer had to put pen to pad, choose the envelope and stamp, unearth the address of the publication in which the offense appeared, then walk down the block to the mailbox.
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Meanwhile, data provenance — the process of tracing and recording true identities and the origins of data and its movement between databases — could unearth the true identities of Russian perpetrators and other malefactors, or at least identify unknown provenance, adding much-needed transparency in cyberspace.
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Patel met a parliamentary panel on finance on Wednesday to answer questions about the country's recent move to abolish 500 and 1,000 rupees notes, or 86 percent of the currency then in circulation, in a bid to unearth billions of dollars of unaccounted money.
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With tacit U.S. support, Guatemalan President Jimmy Morales recently announced plans to dismantle CICIG, a U.N.-backed anti-corruption body that has helped unearth major corruption scandals in Guatemala, including one that led to the resignation of former President Otto Perez Molina in 2015.
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Critics have questioned whether sports officials with such dual ties have the political will to unearth doping violations that could tarnish the Olympic brand, and, before Mr. Bach's remarks this week, WADA had faced criticism for taking years to pursue tips from Russian whistle-blowers.
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The symbiotic practice allows a company or organization the chance patch up security holes -- from untraced malware to other unnoticed security system gaps -- before a malicious agent can exploit them, while the hackers who first unearth such vulnerabilities receive a financial reward for their efforts.
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In the New York case, Judge Orenstein rejected the government's argument that the All Writs Act of 1789 can be used to compel people and businesses like Apple that are not involved in a crime to help the government unearth evidence in situations like this.
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But if Okafor can't find solid ground on a bad team that should be going out of its way to unearth the reason why he was drafted third overall, then the 22-year-old's place in the NBA might already be in jeopardy. 11.
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An early winter storm dumped snow across much of the Northeast this week, forcing everyone to prematurely unearth hats and gloves and those weird fleece tubes you put on your face from the depths of their closets and grumpily trudge out into the cold.
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In a study released last month, Cisneros interviewed 31 undocuqueer immigrants to unearth how they navigate being both undocumented and LGBTQ; many said they didn't feel fully embraced by either community, meaning they've had to create their own communities and define their identities for themselves.
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At 12 East 88th Street, where a 13-story rental apartment building completed by Mr. Candela in 3.8753 is being converted to 39 condos with prices starting at $1.395 million, Simon Baron Development commissioned the writer and editor Michael Gross to unearth the building's history.
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The lobbying disclosure law contains an exemption for legal work, and Mr. Giuliani said his efforts to unearth information and push both for investigations in Ukraine and for news coverage of his findings originated with his defense of Mr. Trump in the special counsel's investigation.
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The Post and The New York Times also previously reported that Giuliani pursued hundreds of thousands of dollars in business from officials in Ukraine at the same time that he was using his connections there to unearth damaging information about former Vice President Joe Biden.
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In this new three-part series, Harris visits communities in North Carolina, Detroit and Florida, using interviews with locals paired with pictures of their ancestors to show the ways history shapes place — and how a family photo album can unearth little-known local histories.
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The move represents yet another attempt to unearth Trump's taxes, which he's long held secret, as well as a fresh legal onslaught by Manhattan's combative DA, Cy Vance, who's shown a willingness to target Trump and his inner circle in high-profile national cases.
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In its complaint, Qualcomm says it is making the latest charges after discovery in the current lawsuit allowed it to unearth evidence that Apple engineers repeatedly provided source code and other confidential information to Intel engineers so they could improve the performance of Intel's chips.
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In this new three-part series, Harris visits communities in North Carolina, Detroit and Florida, using interviews with locals paired with pictures of their ancestors to show the ways history shapes place — and how a family photo album can unearth little-known local histories.
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Mr. Gil spent years trying to convince the Israeli authorities to allow excavations underneath the French Hospital before finally earning a permit to unearth the Crusader wall as well as original stone columns and a slew of archaeological treasures that he knew were buried there.
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But while Napoleon's Middle Eastern campaign was failing, the scientists he brought with him to Egypt were beginning to explore the region and unearth countless finds — including the Rosetta stone — which they took from burial sites and sent back to French and later British museums.
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The Vatican's diggers began to unearth a seemingly endless cache of potential new saints to deploy in retaliation to the Protestant threat; eventually, thousands of skeletons were exhumed, dusted off and dressed up, then shipped off to exude Catholic glamour in churches all over Europe.
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This is the anti-White Walker dream team Westeros needs, folks: with Sam able to unearth the Night King's secrets and Bran to verify them vision-style, Jon and Daenerys will have the greatest and most useful source of information in all of the Seven Kingdoms.
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The president, who tweeted in February that Burr was a "highly respected" senator after the Intelligence Committee chair declared that the investigation had yet to unearth evidence of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia, said Thursday he was "very surprised" by news of the subpoena.
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Remember, Peter Kraus, with whom Bachelorette Rachel Lindsay had a genuinely painful goodbye after it became clear he was not ready to propose, was the show's top choice to be the Bachelor — and when he turned the offer down, producers had to scramble to unearth Arie.
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The gathering was one of their last stops on a tour of four countries to meet with Ukrainian authorities and unearth critical information on Trump's potential 2325 challenger Joe Biden as well as Trump's former opponent, Hillary Clinton, before the new president of Ukraine took office.
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Red Dead Redemption 2 is particularly emblematic of this trend of unsatiated, nonstop game binging that we all seem to participate in nowadays, with the viral social media a testament to how fast and eagerly we unearth a game's secrets and share them immediately with the world.
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Waters, 80, sat down with CNBC editor at large John Harwood in her office on Capitol Hill to discuss her reputation, her legislative agenda, and her determination to unearth the financial secrets of Donald Trump – the president who likes to deride her as a "low-IQ" adversary.
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Stick with it, though, and this eight-part limited series becomes an engrossing deconstruction of the Unabomber case, including how the aforementioned FBI profiler, Jim "Fitz" Fitzgerald ("Avatar's" Sam Worthington), employed then-nascent techniques of dissecting speech quirks in his quarry's notorious Manifesto to unearth him.
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And throughout the game's many cutscenes, the talking Pikachu and Tim have comical exchanges as they unearth the nature of their relationship, with Tim avoiding tipping off other humans to his extraordinary pal's speech ability and why, for some reason, only Tim can hear the detective talk.
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It took years of a son's sleuthing to unearth his father's long-forgotten work, but now 40 of these images have made their way to the Brooklyn Historical Society in the exhibition "Truman Capote's Brooklyn: The Lost Photographs of David Attie," on view through next July.
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Waters, 80, sat down with CNBC editor at large John Harwood in her office on Capitol Hill to discuss her reputation, her legislative agenda, and her determination to unearth the financial secrets of Donald Trump — the president who likes to deride her as a "low-IQ" adversary.
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Addressing this must begin with congressional hearings aimed at expanding our perception of transnational white supremacy, asking intelligence officials to detail what resources are devoted to monitoring white hate groups abroad, and working with watchdog organizations to unearth the ties between domestic and foreign white supremacist networks.
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But an encouraging sign of how he might approach his directorship, which begins in the 2018-19 season, came before intermission, when he conducted the New York premiere of Julia Adolphe's "Unearth, Release," a viola concerto commissioned by the Philharmonic and the League of American Orchestras.
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The president's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani pursued thousands of dollars in business from Ukrainian officials in the same months he was attempting to unearth damaging information about Trump's political rivals in Ukraine, according to a pair of reports from the New York Times and Washington Post.
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Between the lines: The news of Giuliani's trip follows reports from the Times and the Washington Post that he was pursuing thousands of dollars in business from Ukrainian officials — including Lutsenko — in the same months he was attempting to unearth damaging information about Trump's political rivals.
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It will take many more visits to unearth the unanticipated narratives that might emerge over time, however, even during these hours, there were moments when I delved more deeply into the spaces in which I found myself, captivated by the sheer gorgeousness of what appeared before me.
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"The target is unlikely to have a history of offending in the UK as this would already have come to the surface but I think like others that his motivations for residing in Thailand may unearth some unsavoury practises and relationships," Howard-Higgins wrote to Birchall.
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A screenshot shows Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman meeting with President Donald Trump and other Republicans in Washington, DC. For Lev Parnas, the Ukrainian American businessman who joined Rudy Giuliani in a back-channel campaign to unearth damaging information about Joe Biden, the money kept flowing.
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The Judiciary hearing, while not expected to unearth new information, will be a carefully staged operation by Democrats determined to weave the narrative that Trump pressured Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to open two investigations that would benefit him politically, including one into a top 2020 political rival.
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ROME — Excavations that unearth some artifact or another are common enough in Rome, but archaeologists monitoring a building restoration were taken aback when they found 38 well-preserved skeletons that they believe were once buried in the long-vanished Campus Iudeorum, or Field of the Jews.
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The New York Times recently asked Mr. McMullan to open the many drawers of his studio on the Upper West Side of Manhattan to unearth some never-before-seen work for recent shows at Lincoln Center that demonstrate how he paints, from first impression to final poster.
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The experimental piece of dance and theater features a cast of four women who unearth the history of La Brisa, a bar in Ciudad Juarez run by prostitutes that functioned as a hotbed of cultural resistance and activism in the 1990s, until it was burned down.
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It's simple: Just Google "Florida Man" plus your birthday to unearth a headline about a bizarre crime or stunt that a Florida man has committed on your birthday (like driving a Ferrari into the ocean, or licking a stranger's doorbell) — and ta-da, he is your Florida Man.
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Democrats' attempts to unearth his finances and to bring in his top aides for testimony both fed into Trump's belief that Democrats are overstepping and his frustration that the conclusion of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation did little to give him the clean slate he had hoped for.
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Democrats this week, led by Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, ratcheted up their critique of specific cases they said showed Gorsuch to favor corporations and big business, but have yet to unearth a silver bullet that would convince their Democratic caucus to hold strong should they filibuster his nomination.
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"My team talks to all these content creators, and they're explaining to them, 'This is how Netflix works ... This is why we're going to give you the best possible treatment for your content, why it's going to bubble to the top and unearth audiences you wouldn't imagine,'" said Yellin.
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But as of early this year, their relationship had shifted: Mr. Parnas and Mr. Fruman began assisting Mr. Giuliani in efforts to unearth negative information in Ukraine about former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2020, and his son Hunter.
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That's not exactly borne out by a careful look at his career, and he'll have a first chance to prove his contemporary bona fides with the orchestra at David Geffen Hall as he leads the premiere of "Unearth, Release," Julia Adolphe's new concerto for principal violist Cynthia Phelps.
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A woman whose daughter's disappearance in 2010 ultimately led the authorities to unearth 11 bodies — her daughter's and 10 others — along a desolate seaside highway on Long Island, was found dead on Saturday in upstate New York, and her younger daughter was charged with killing her, the police said.
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In this reimagining of the Jackie Chan-Chris Tucker film franchise a Hong Kong detective (Jon Foo) with lightning-fast moves is forced into partnership with a maverick Los Angeles cop (Justin Hires) to avenge his sister's death and unearth her connection to a Chinese organized crime ring.
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KOM OMBO, Egypt — Since Howard Carter discovered Tutankhamen's tomb in the Valley of the Kings nearly a century ago, pop culture and folklore have invoked the fabled curse of the mummy, said to plague those who unearth the hidden treasures of ancient Egypt with bad luck, disease or death.
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"If all he did, as he seems to claim, was help Weinstein unearth facts about his accusers that affected their credibility and might have persuaded the paper not to run the story, that would not be seen as adversely affecting his 'loyalty' to The Times," Mr. Gillers said.
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We felt that there was a deeper story even than what that first draft of the script had described, one that talked even more about the costs that people like Rob go through to unearth a story like this and then stand up to the powers that be.
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Bungie's Destiny 2 has been out now for a few days, and players and critics alike are lauding it for a much improved narrative, a more respectful and thoughtful progression system, and an all-around superior game world with more activities to perform, neat gear to collect, and secrets to unearth.
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I mean the subtle, background information hidden away for players to unearth and talk about online — like the Rasputin protocols that dictate how the exceedingly fascinating superintelligent AI designed its own subroutines to protect humanity, or the reality-altering "paracasual" powers of the Vex race that let it rewrite time.
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Simpson said Steele did reach out to the FBI, but ended up cutting his ties with the agency following its reopening of the investigation into Hillary Clinton and the publication of a New York Times story announcing that the FBI had failed to unearth any link between Trump and Russia.
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How it began In Epstein's original lawsuit, he alleged that Edwards and Scott Rothstein, a former lawyer now serving time after pleading guilty in 2010 to crimes involving a massive Ponzi scheme, committed a series of crimes, including fraud and racketeering, to unearth information about Epstein and his business associates.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Trump adviser: 'He should stop saying things that are untrue' US moves British ISIS suspects from Syria amid Turkish invasion MORE publicly asked the Chinese communists to unearth damaging information on his political opponent, former vice president Joe Biden.
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" Instead, Flatiron plans to send Cummins out in a series of town hall events with "some of the groups who have raised objections to the book," Miller says, adding, "We believe that this provides an opportunity to come together and unearth difficult truths to help us move forward as a community.
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Impeachment investigators announced during the hearing that Holmes, an official at the U.S. Embassy in Ukraine, is scheduled to testify behind closed doors on Friday, an indication that Democrats' efforts to unearth new information is active even as they have begun making their public sales pitch to the American people.
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Post-war economic inequality left sections of Italian society cash-poor and as it was common for farmers and constructors to unearth Etruscan tombs and their treasures, it was not unusual for these artefacts to be used as currency, with doctors and lawyers reputedly being offered pots as payment for professional services.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)I have a lot of memories stored on this phone: pictures of my childhood dog, texts I can't bear to unearth (including a few that will remain forever unread), even a demo version of Tetris, which I never unlocked because I wasn't entirely sure how to pay for it.
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Researchers have yet to unearth any of the code used in the Ecuador attack, but banking analysts say it is probably no coincidence that these attacks are happening in the developing world, where security measures tend not to be as tight as they are in financial hubs like New York and London.
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Democrats say the report doesn't significantly alter the public understanding of the chain of events but did unearth new details and spark a fresh wave of criticism against then-Secretary of State Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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The short version of how things would go down: It's a relatively simple bug — but, with a codebase as big and complicated as Facebook's, it's exactly the kind of bug that can go unnoticed for ages, and the kind of bug that bounty programs can help unearth before too much damage is done.
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Photo credit: Bluman Associates The Lovell Telescope has sat in the northwest of England for nearly 60 years, searching through the depths of space and helping to discover quasars, examine pulsars and starburst galaxies, and study the cosmic microwave background, and it was the first telescope to unearth the supposed starless 'dark galaxy' VIRGOHI21.
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Figure 1: The percentages represent the proprtion of followers who follow the politican listed and the respective brands, but not the other politician By combining these brand universes with consumer data from Young & Rubicam's BrandAsset Valuator (BAV) model, we are able to unearth the personality characteristics of each politician's followers by the brands they follow.
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Such as default opting users in to sharing their data and, if they try to find a way to opt out, requiring they locate a hard-to-spot alternative click — and then also requiring they scroll to the bottom of lengthy T&Cs to unearth a buried toggle where they can in fact opt out.
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What followed was a coordinated campaign to unearth the identity of the informant, with House Intelligence Committee chairman Devin Nunes even going so far as to subpoena the Justice Department for information about the source, thereby bulldozing the long-standing norm that congressional officials would respect the intelligence community's need to protect sources and methods.
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Now, families of the victims from the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School hope to replicate the tactic: using litigation as a means to pry open the gun industry, employing the discovery process to unearth internal communications and examine the practices behind marketing and selling powerful firearms like the one used in the attack.
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It's not an ideal way to gather accurate data on, say, what percentage of people prefer a new flavor of latte to the original, but it might be a good way to unearth useful truths about how people decide to try a new flavor of latte, and what role that flavor might play in their lives.
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Weeks into her attempts, though, she got frustrated as it became apparent that many residents were willing to do the superficial work of handholding, exchanging prayers, and condemning bogeymen like Roof—but were unwilling to dig deeper to unearth and confront darker truths about how life was still being lived in the place where the Civil War began.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. We love to bring you the of-the-minute scoop on the music world's hard hitting news here at noisey dot vice dot com, but every so often, we also love to unearth two-month-old YouTube prank videos in an attempt to pass them off as legitimate content.
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Thomson offers, instead, two well brought-up young ladies who say things like "What's gender, anyway?" and deliver explanations of the Dreyfus affair, Surrealism ("the Surrealists used automatic writing and trancelike states to unearth truths hidden in language and in themselves"), sexist attitudes toward women and madness, André Breton's many feuds with his fellow Surrealists and other encyclopedic facts.
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But this single Easter egg serves as a symbol for the whole episode, which sees David take charge of his "treatment" and force his new mutant family to burrow deep into his brain in order to unearth his buried memories — and, they hope, rescue his sister from the evil mutants who have captured and tortured her.
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His fixation was only intensified by his hope that he could employ the Ukrainian government to undermine his most prominent potential Democratic rival in 2020, former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. His personal lawyer, Rudolph W. Giuliani, has undertaken a nearly yearlong, free-ranging effort to unearth information helpful to Mr. Trump and harmful to Mr. Biden.
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After years of extensive research, co-curators Ondine Chavoya and David Evans Frantz have brought together over 50 queer Chicanx artists for an ambitious two-gallery exhibition that seeks to unearth the hidden history of queer Chicano art in Los Angeles, its aesthetics and social importance, and to make the work available to a new public.
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The more complex we get in terms of all of these different variances of international law and international bodies, whether it's setting up offshore shell corporations and trusts or [buying] floating vessels that are robust enough that you can put high-value art on them, I think you have opportunities to unearth [tax] advantages you wouldn't [otherwise] have.
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This latest Alexa-enabled incarnation means Amazon is no longer primarily a vast, impersonal warehouse that has to be manually data-mined to unearth threads you want to buy; rather it becomes a style destination in its own right; an app that's savvy about fashion trends and understands personal taste so it can do the leg work and shop for you.
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What began as a weed and psychedelic-fueled journey to connect with something greater than myself (and perhaps unearth some cosmic truths about existence) had descended into a desperate grab at just trying to be OK. Eventually, I got sober, and in doing so, I had to find something to rely on that was not my ego, drugs, or alcohol.
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While those moments could still occur as Democrats mount court battles to unearth more information from Trump and the White House, a number of other Democrats are fretting those chances now may never materialize with the House beginning a six-week summer recess, a dwindling number of legislative days left this year and the 2020 campaign season around the corner.
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By perusing the personal accounts of people with even the thinnest thread of a connection to power, hackers can unearth the occasional gold nugget, like the low-level Democratic operative whose private email correspondence, published online by hackers on Thursday, detailed the movements of Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Hillary Clinton and what appears to be Michelle Obama's passport.
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As part of the electronic quartet S U R V I V E, they've been dropping releases since 2008 — it's worth digging through their Bandcamp vault if you want to unearth a batch of '80s-sounding synth gems — but it's Dixon and Stein's work for the Duffer Brothers that looks set to thrust the band center stage, especially with a new album slated for a September release.
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SCAPE has helped Scotland unearth, document, preserve many renowned and historically-significant places, including the Wemyss Caves, which feature the largest concentration of in situ Pictish carvings in the world, the Eyemouth Fort, built in the time of Queen Mary of Scots by the English, and later rebuilt by the French, and a rare Neolithic site beneath the burnt mound at Meur, in Orkney.
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"Nobody talked about what happened during the war — it's just now that people are trying to unearth what really was done and to find the stories of the people who tried to do good during these very dark times," said Eric Escudier, a municipal worker in Perpignan, France, who, with his mother and aunt, wrote a book about Ms. Gunden and the home she had established.
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And in an untitled painting from 1941, a tight grid is etched into the midsection of a beige canvas with a jagged fuchsia line, resembling an EKG, beneath it; although the gestural line would disqualify the painting as a Minimalist work (as the style was perceived in the US), the grid's anxious, slightly uneven lines and the spiked EKG seem to unearth Minimalism's latent life force.
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In less than a year, I moved to New York — and as I settled into a new geographic location, far from home, I began to unearth a new version of myself: I grappled with a new queer identity, I pursued a career as a writer, and I began to rely on the subway for the sort of agency I'd once found in my car.
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There are no animations in Unearth, Khorramian's current two-venue exhibition at September and Elizabeth Moore Fine Art in Hudson, New York — no moving images at all, in fact, except a two-and-a-half-minute video of dialogue in text looping on monitor—but the immersive fiction of this recent work has a durational dimension owing to its material complexity, multifaceted presentation, and grand thematic and narrative sweep.
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He gained attention this cycle by being the reporter to unearth Republican presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's comments to Howard Stern in 85033 regarding his stance on the Iraq War.
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From an article in WND on December 27, 2016 we, perhaps, unearth what any attempted misdirection and obfuscation surrounding Fast and Furious intended to conceal: However, since 2023 WND has reported that documents released by Judicial Watch and Wikileaks showed Clinton's State Department engineering the clandestine transfer of weapons from Libya to Syria that ended up in the hands of terrorist groups aligned with ISIS and al-Qaida.
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It's wrong because he tills every square inch of the surreal journalistic soil available to him during his own seven-day Caribbean cruise aboard the now decommissioned Celebrity Zenith (which he redubs the Nadir), but after 98 exhaustive pages of skeet shooting, conga dancing, fruit eating and existential despair falling, he fails to unearth what I believe is the flowering root of the widespread appeal of cruises: their unapologetic, gleaming banality.
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A joint investigation by BuzzFeed News and the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project in July found that, under Giuliani's direction, Parnas and Fruman carried out a whirlwind campaign to unearth information to damage Biden's candidacy and press Ukraine prosecutors to investigate accusations that Ukrainian agents plotted to rig the 2016 election to favor Hillary Clinton by leaking evidence against Trump's former campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, in what became a cornerstone of the Mueller investigation.
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I didn't lead a life of any particular hardship growing up, but as a kid in New York in the 1980s, I did have to do without certain things that many of today's middle-class parents deem essential — a yard, for example — and my dad tells me he and other neighborhood parents had to hover around the sandbox to swiftly scoop up any crack pipes or other drug paraphernalia we might accidentally unearth.
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Giuliani, who has become a central character in the House's impeachment inquiry into Trump, last week traveled to Ukraine and met with a host of former and current officials as part of en effort to unearth more dirt on Trump's political rivals, including 2020 presidential candidate Joe BidenJoe BidenThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats seek leverage for trial Democrats spend big to put Senate in play MORE.
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