But what makes someone stand out from the combed over crowd, especially when the material is so, ahem, combed through?
|
|
When my siblings and I went to visit him in December, he was propped in a chair, his hair combed with a neatness that it never had when he combed it himself.
|
|
Still, after the FBI combed through the 30,000 emails Clinton provided, and combed through her servers in search of additional messages, agents apparently found nothing that rose to the level of a crime.
|
|
And his blondish locks are adorably combed to the side.
|
|
I painstakingly combed through each visceral detail in the document.
|
|
Hundreds of officers combed the streets and helicopters swept overhead.
|
|
Forensic Architecture combed through the videos and social media posts.
|
|
Rescue workers have combed through rubble in searching for victims.
|
|
His orange hair is combed, and he wears a suit.
|
|
She combed through thousands of comments submitted on proposed rules.
|
|
Thousands of volunteer searchers have combed cornfields and cow pastures.
|
|
We combed through dozens of new studies on the coronavirus.
|
|
Lunches were packed, backpacks stuffed, hair combed and teeth brushed.
|
|
You combed through the data — what did it say about us?
|
|
It was still trapped inside as investigators combed through the hotel.
|
|
Who else could get away with a combed-back shaggy 'do?
|
|
Once they returned with search warrants, they combed through the trailer.
|
|
We've combed through contracts, analyzed offers and strategized a way forward.
|
|
Volunteers combed the grounds for survivors and carried out the injured.
|
|
Read more:We combed through dozens of new studies on the coronavirus.
|
|
Search parties combed the area for two months, to no avail.
|
|
He sings: "With the brush you left / I combed the alleyways…" Sigh.
|
|
Investigators combed the sprawling campus midway between Los Angeles and San Francisco.
|
|
I've combed through the catalog and pulled some of my favorites below.
|
|
With his curls combed back, he looked exactly like the suave upperclassman.
|
|
Having combed through everything the last of them emerged only at 3am.
|
|
Other soldiers combed the school's outer walls with guns held at ready.
|
|
Officers responded to the trailer and combed the area searching for Levi.
|
|
Crime Scene Investigators combed the area and found the girl's skeletal remains.
|
|
He's quite hairy, and having his legs combed seemed to relax him.
|
|
Yet the movie that results should not be combed for historical truth.
|
|
The people were washed and combed and dressed in their best clothes.
|
|
" A father might hear something like, "Wow, her hair is combed, congratulations!
|
|
He and his team combed the Versace archive, picked prints, updated silhouettes.
|
|
The police frisked him, combed through his luggage and scoured his car.
|
|
She is tall, thin, with dark hair combed off her angular face.
|
|
We combed through thousands of deals to bring you our favorite picks.
|
|
A couple combed a rural Montana community for their Border collie, Katie.
|
|
Just be sure to consider the matter of elaborately combed blond hair.
|
|
I combed through the transcript and pulled out the most quotable lines.
|
|
It's not all glossed over, it hasn't been combed through too much.
|
|
It combed through countless reams of text and learned on its own.
|
|
While Lunsford attended the autopsy, a team of gloved investigators combed the mansion.
|
|
Rain hampered dozens of rescuers as they combed the muddy and forested area.
|
|
Search crews combed the water for hours before they found the toddler's body.
|
|
He combed his artfully thinning hair and looked at his phone: 69 texts.
|
|
Authorities combed the area, and soon found dozens of bones belonging to Caylee.
|
|
CNBC combed through company research to find analysts discussing buying opportunities for stocks.
|
|
Two aging white men—red-faced with silky, combed hair—sit chuckling away.
|
|
On Wednesday evening King had tweeted he had combed through hundreds of tips.
|
|
He'd combed the hair over his bald spot and smeared it with pomade.
|
|
As residents began reporting more polluted beaches, environmentalists combed through the collected material.
|
|
She meticulously combed through recruits' files, clashing with coaches when she found flaws.
|
|
The police have combed the park several times, using canine units and drones.
|
|
They combed through the building searching for documents, electronic communications and other evidence.
|
|
But instead, her father combed the Bible for passages about love and acceptance.
|
|
They are combed over, picked over, picked apart, sought for, probed, fought over.
|
|
She combed through it, skimming the photographs, a slight smile on her face.
|
|
His hair is dyed jet-black with shoe polish, and combed to perfection.
|
|
Together with her students, Nochlin combed through the visual tropes of art history.
|
|
The Contours' 1962 hit "Do You Love Me" played as Benny combed Holtzman's hair.
|
|
Together, we combed through the latest brain-scanning studies and decades of psychological literature.
|
|
Once you've combed through last year's return, turn an eye to this year's possibilities.
|
|
We combed the archives to find photos of these 30 celebrities' red carpet debuts.
|
|
We combed the polyglossary at More Than Two for the terms people commonly use.
|
|
The crew combed the area into the night as temperatures dropped to 46 degrees.
|
|
Agencies have rarely combed over old edicts to see whether they are worth keeping.
|
|
They even combed through my belongings and books, helping themselves to my music collection.
|
|
We combed through thousands of deals to bring you some of our favorite picks.
|
|
International search teams combed the Indian Ocean for months, but have found no clues.
|
|
I've read books upon books and searched obscure archives and combed long-forgotten documents.
|
|
We combed through the research to figure out the science behind getting turned on.
|
|
Search parties combed ruined homes for bodies; volunteers sought out injured and frightened pets.
|
|
Ms. Harel combed it out with margarine (conditioner came later), and the word spread.
|
|
We combed through our many Cyber Monday guides and found everything that's still going.
|
|
And I watched it go from being combed to, like, all over his face.
|
|
You've combed through all those White House documents and recordings — what did you learn?
|
|
We arrived just as special operations teams combed the area for explosives and booby traps.
|
|
We've combed through Best Buy's 2199.993-page Black Friday preview site for the best deals.
|
|
Bomb squad teams, FBI agents and police combed his apartment there for hours on Sunday.
|
|
They turned over rocks, combed through reeds, and plunged into the muck looking for critters.
|
|
To help you see that, we combed through our own Instagram feeds for some inspiration.
|
|
Since then, authorities have combed the Kohlhepp's expansive property, finding at least three dead bodies.
|
|
Homicide detectives combed the neighborhood, going door to door in an attempt to find witnesses.
|
|
For this issue, he combed through his archives and selected a few images to share.
|
|
I feel like I know these people, so thoroughly have I combed through their lives.
|
|
Four ships and five helicopters have combed the crash site, Konashenkov said, according to Tass.
|
|
She has combed her hair back in a tight bun that now hurts a little.
|
|
We've combed the internet for some of the best 4K TVs depending on your needs.
|
|
Unable to walk, he crawled through the jungle as soldiers combed the area for survivors.
|
|
Enough. I combed through some of his on-court highlights to make some hasty conclusions.
|
|
Percale sheets have the same number of combed, tightly woven threads running horizontally and vertically.
|
|
Rescue crews with dogs combed through debris searching for anyone who might have been trapped.
|
|
Her children were well fed and neatly dressed, their hair combed and cut and braided.
|
|
I've even combed through the brain-numbing legalese of dozens of tech company privacy policies.
|
|
The portrait was created via an algorithm, which combed through a collection of historical portraits.
|
|
And he just fastidiously combed through it and published all of them in one day.
|
|
We combed through the best tips, so you can live your best life like Serena.
|
|
Alongside Pullen, the 8-year-old pup has combed through wreckage in Haiti and Nepal.
|
|
His hair, as is customary, looked as though he had combed it with salad tongs.
|
|
WikiLeaks combed through the emails to find all the messages that reference the Iraq War.
|
|
Police and soldiers combed the outskirts of Villa Union and nearby areas, sometimes using helicopters.
|
|
"I've combed it the same way for years," Mr. Trump told Rolling Stone in 2011.
|
|
That study combed the voluminous research to identify the elements of a good community school.
|
|
What could have gone wrong: The Times combed through hundreds of documents and conducted extensive interviews.
|
|
CNN combed through the DOJ report to try to understand how the feds reached their conclusions.
|
|
Christy combed through the observatory&aposs image archives to measure the angle where the elongation appeared.
|
|
"Having your hair combed makes you feel good, human," the user wrote in the comment section.
|
|
During the week they had their day job and combed their hair flat to look nice.
|
|
On Thursday, after a lengthy investigation, police obtained a search warrant and combed through Thomas' trailer.
|
|
Search-and-rescue ships would have combed about 120,000 sq km of seafloor in the process.
|
|
All you need is a dime-sized amount of product combed evenly through towel-dried hair.
|
|
It was the unlikely sighting of all of her baby hairs, combed down onto her forehead.
|
|
They combed through the numbers for seven rich nations to isolate the impact of life satisfaction.
|
|
Ahead, we combed through the hundreds of pages to pull out 41 stellar finds worth buying.
|
|
Sites like Weibo are combed automatically and manually to weed out politically sensitive sentiment and keywords.
|
|
New York Times reporters combed through the transcripts, identified key excerpts and added context and analysis.
|
|
At Macy's in Herald Square on Thursday, shoppers combed through entire rooms dedicated to discount shoes.
|
|
When she came to photograph me, her studio had combed online to find every image possible.
|
|
While some seemingly worked with cotton swabs, other artists appear to have combed the birds' feathers.
|
|
We combed through the site's vast offerings and found the best 32 kitchen and food gifts.
|
|
We combed through Jobs' biography, written by Walter Isaacson, to highlight Jobs' interesting relationship with food.
|
|
To look beneath stereotypes to find brains under back-combed hair; hearts under preppy polo shirts.
|
|
So we combed through and pulled a selection of notes that represented what you've been saying.
|
|
The first of Ms. Roundtree's defensive masterstrokes came as she combed police reports about the crime.
|
|
Researchers combed through statistics from the National Electronic Injury Surveillance System collected between 994 and 2016.
|
|
Investigators cordoned off the parking lot with crime scene tape and combed the scene for evidence.
|
|
Search teams used dogs as they combed the area for people killed or trapped in debris.
|
|
As he combed through former employees, Fowler said he looked for common reasons that people left.
|
|
I combed the young adult shelves at my local library, and checked out books by the foot.
|
|
The search Police and cadaver dogs combed through a Hartford trash-to-energy plant Tuesday and Wednesday.
|
|
During my next shower, I combed a pea-sized amount of the conditioner from roots to ends.
|
|
You can actually see a couple shots where we've combed his hair down over this big bruise.
|
|
Apple hasn't responded to requests from CNET or Mashable, but both sites combed the internet for clues.
|
|
But Snopes combed through their voluminous archives and couldn't find a single interview where he said that.
|
|
We combed the NYC catwalks for the star, and found five looks she'd slay in. 1. Marchesa
|
|
CNBC combed through recent research to find stocks that are feeling the Amazon effect in different ways.
|
|
I combed through the transcript -- shout-outs to interns Jessie Yeung and Bani Sapra for compiling it!
|
|
I do believe this hefty, quite beautiful coffee table book should be combed through more than once.
|
|
Some players combed the dicey field, picking up softball-size rocks and tossing them past the sideline.
|
|
We combed through the offerings to round up several themes — and things worth seeing — throughout the biennale.
|
|
I combed Etsy and costumes shops for exact matches to clothes on 60-year-old magazine pages.
|
|
His hair, like mine, waved from the part he combed on the right side of his head.
|
|
On Tuesday afternoon, lawyers combed through spreadsheets inside an ornate courthouse here, and counted 21,587 likely dismissals.
|
|
We combed through reviews and recommendations to find the best plus-sized sports bras in the game.
|
|
CNBC combed through recent Wall Street research to find where analysts see buying opportunities amid the epidemic.
|
|
CNBC combed through the most recent stock research to find stocks which analysts say have "overlooked" stories.
|
|
She hadn't showered or slept or combed her hair in days, and hadn't wanted to scare them.
|
|
That's why we've combed their site for some of the best picks for everyone on your list.
|
|
CNBC combed through recent Wall Street research to find companies that analysts say have "underappreciated" stock stories.
|
|
Then they combed through the available clinical trials to understand the state of the science around probiotics.
|
|
We combed through the 400-page catalog of the Reynolds sale and pulled out our favorite items.
|
|
Sure, you combed through hundreds of paint swatches to find the perfect shade of blue for your walls.
|
|
Jobs posting and salary report posting website Glassdoor combed through thousands of anonymous employee reviews to find out.
|
|
The only mention of her hair is when Ron compliments it and Hermione claims to have combed it.
|
|
The Plain View Project combed through thousands of posts from officers in eight jurisdictions in the United States.
|
|
On Wednesday, investigators combed through the site, where bodies rested side by side, covered in ash and dust.
|
|
In the days following the crash, a team of NTSB investigators combed the crash site ... rummaging through debris.
|
|
They combed through papers published between 33 and 2015, and found 21 relevant studies conducted in 18 countries.
|
|
With the help of fan-maintained Wikis, TUM's data scientists combed through the lives of hundreds of characters.
|
|
It was not clear how many people remained unaccounted for as boats combed beaches for any remaining survivors.
|
|
Police then combed the building housing the Starbucks and another nearby building where they discovered six homemade bombs.
|
|
Every move he makes, every word he utters, is scrutinized by Republicans and combed for mistakes -- however minor.
|
|
As rescuers and Lee County residents combed through the wreckage left behind by the tornado, a miracle occurred.
|
|
So for this edition of Hype Machine, we combed through the reviews and found the highest-rated thongs.
|
|
CNBC combed through company research to find analysts from different industries singling out stocks in their coverage universes.
|
|
Financial data firm Sentieo combed the earnings releases of 500 U.S. companies to see which ones mentioned Trump.
|
|
Reporters from The New York Times combed through the documents and highlighted key parts, offering context and analysis.
|
|
Orbeso's father then joined a volunteer rescue team that combed through miles of cliffs and boulders every weekend.
|
|
So the animators used human hair on Kubo, with a silicon coat combed through it for durability. 2.
|
|
He also combed through several nongovernment databases on terrorism to make sure he wasn't leaving any incidents out.
|
|
The ghat became as bright and startling as an Indian miniature painting as the sun combed the landing.
|
|
We're told she had combed through private investigator's reports and discussed the findings with Harvey Weinstein and others.
|
|
He has combed it forward, swept it backward, swirled it like frozen yogurt, aerated it like cotton candy.
|
|
After returning, she combed through her house, sweeping out water and mud while looking for anything to salvage.
|
|
"I have a lot of trouble sleeping," Angelica said as she combed mousse through her thick brown curls.
|
|
She stood by a window for light, applied bright lipstick and combed her hair into two girlish pigtails.
|
|
So she combed city records for information about the house and the family that used to live there.
|
|
Officers combed through the trash cans as they were loaded onto the back of garbage trucks, he said.
|
|
Last November, researchers combed over 400 meeting-science studies to find the top 10 rules for business meetings.
|
|
Made from 92% combed cotton, these soft, durable socks already provide multiple layers of insulation for those tootsies.
|
|
Mr. Siegel combed through the SPORT magazine photo archive and seized on a photo of Mr. West dribbling.
|
|
While she spoke, Bacon finger-combed her hair, pausing now and then to stare critically at the ends.
|
|
He was dressed in a shirt and slacks, his hair combed meticulously back from his high-domed forehead.
|
|
Police cordoned off the area until deep into the night as forensics experts combed the street for clues.
|
|
The defense forces combed the area and have already detained some elements of the group, foreigners and nationals.
|
|
Pokora and Wheeler combed through Epic's network by masquerading as the IT worker whose login credentials Wheeler had compromised.
|
|
We combed CVS' upcoming offerings to find the best new beauty gear to hit stores January and February 2017.
|
|
We combed through recent events to find aspects of the current world that you can actually feel good about.
|
|
We've combed YouTube for the best canine challenges, from the hilarious to the truly amazing; from boxers to terriers.
|
|
We combed our archives for photographs of Halloweens past and once-timely costumes that have since lost their punch.
|
|
About 100 state, federal, and volunteer search and rescue teams combed the area Monday, and efforts resumed Tuesday morning.
|
|
Police shut down the area to vehicles and pedestrians, while anti-terrorism forensics experts combed the scene for evidence.
|
|
He combed my hair with a comb that was way too small and tore off a lot of hair.
|
|
"He combed one side of her head and then started combing the back and found the tick," Lantz said.
|
|
Martin and his colleagues combed through the past 17 years of ACE's data, looking for evidence of iron-60.
|
|
CNBC combed through sell-side research to find which trends analysts are watching for in their respective coverage worlds.
|
|
Peel and her team combed through the devil genome, which was fully mapped in 2012, to identify these cathelicidins.
|
|
The marquee at the concert hall still carried T.I.'s moniker on Thursday, as police investigators combed the scene.
|
|
INSIDER used Disney's list of its 46 worldwide resorts and vacation clubs and combed through their ratings on TripAdvisor.
|
|
The nurse combed her hair one last time and then we brought the family in to be with her.
|
|
I have combed through the Bible and there are many passages which I believe speak about Ed Sheeran directly.
|
|
I watched the speech then combed through the transcript to pull out the 40 most, um, memorable lines. 1.
|
|
These politicians gave our nation a combed 609 years of public service at the local, state and federal levels.
|
|
By day, she combed the shore for hours on end, lost in a new world, enchanted by each creature.
|
|
We made our way to the swim and surf section of the store and combed through the different brands.
|
|
We combed through hundreds of reviews and ratings from home bakers and experts alike to find the best units.
|
|
That's why we combed through the most popular kitchen sinks on the market to bring you our top picks.
|
|
But Greek warriors wore their hair long, and Spartan warriors are known to have combed their hair before battle.
|
|
Of the 150,000 stars represented in Kepler's collection, the computer combed through 670 star systems for signs of exoplanets.
|
|
Knowing this, we've combed through the masses to choose what we believe are the best hotels in Fort Lauderdale.
|
|
Rod Stewart, scratchy and loud, combed his hair in a thousand ways and came out looking just the same.
|
|
Outstanding at Thistlethwaite Americana is a small bureau, brushed, sponged and combed to resemble wood grain, only more voluptuous.
|
|
Evan had a gracious stoopside manner and combed his hair straight back from his forehead, an old-neighborhood guy.
|
|
Ms. Harmon combed through more than 1,000 maps (including one that measured happy neighborhoods by emoticons posted on Twitter).
|
|
Authorities have combed through nearly 2,000 leads and 21,650 hours of video in the inquiry so far, Lombardo said.
|
|
Jeb had showered, put on a clean shirt, combed his hair with pomade, shaved, slapped his jowls with cologne.
|
|
It has combed through its ratings and reviews to learn rival products' flaws and what prices can sway customers.
|
|
If a patient's hair is combed and his clothes are neatly pressed, the nursing home is probably decently staffed.
|
|
CNBC combed through recent Wall Street research to find companies that Wall Street analysts say have strong growth stories.
|
|
While researching the best compression socks, we combed through hundreds of expert reviews and ratings of dozens of styles.
|
|
The hair on his pointy head was combed over from right-to-left and very unnatural shades of brown.
|
|
The FBI said it had interviewed hundreds of people, combed through cellular data and analyzed DNA from the scene.
|
|
Search teams with cadaver dogs, meanwhile, combed through charred, rubble-strewn expanses of burned-out neighborhoods looking for bodies.
|
|
Ms. Ruppel combed through her great-grandfather's letters, journals and clippings from newspapers and magazines to learn more about him.
|
|
With Donald Trump about to be president of the United States, we have combed through our archive of Trump interviews.
|
|
It then combed over online family trees, searching for relatives of the Golden State Killer, according to the Sacramento Bee.
|
|
Dissatisfied, she combed through the references and found more studies about YXQ-EQ's effects on other types of cancer cells.
|
|
CNBC combed through sell-side stock research to find companies that analysts are singling out in their respective coverage universes.
|
|
We combed through movies and TV to find some of the most memorable representations of the period in pop culture.
|
|
As they combed a Washington park for signs of the missing girl, they found Tatum dead in an apparent suicide.
|
|
So, I combed sex toy stories on the Reddit-verse to find the funniest and most awkward first-vibrator tales.
|
|
After obtaining a search warrant, police combed through the son's residence and happened upon a large freezer in his garage.
|
|
To finish off the look, he sprayed dry shampoo on a toothbrush and combed Courtney's bangs from the inside out.
|
|
Throughout the night rescue workers and volunteers combed the ruins of buildings across the city in a search for survivors.
|
|
Mashable combed through all seven seasons (tens of thousands of deaths) to remember the most shocking, brutal, and numerous deaths.
|
|
For those without the time or patience, Mashable has combed through the book and highlighted 19 of its juiciest revelations.
|
|
While her hair was combed rhythmically through, Grace sat riveted before a TV series broadcast by a Nigerian channel, ROK.
|
|
For example, in the past year Walmart has combed through data to learn how to pack its boxes more efficiently.
|
|
We've combed through Instagram to find easy looks to inspire your new hair — no matter your length, color, or texture.
|
|
Zippia combed through data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics to find the jobs that would be the most impacted.
|
|
To come up with some guidelines, I interviewed internet safety experts and combed through studies on smartphone use among children.
|
|
A few months later, the researchers collected the cameras they had left in the forest and combed through the pictures.
|
|
We combed through the Gift Center ourselves to put together a list of our top 30 gifts from the store.
|
|
He put on perfume and combed his hair before he left; he didn't need to -- he was a handsome boy.
|
|
Rescue teams combed a region razed by a Category 4 hurricane that flattened blocks, collapsed buildings and left infrastructure crippled.
|
|
Rand Paul (R-KY) famously combed the US Capitol looking for the House bill when leaders refused to release it.
|
|
The Ethiopian crash occurred just outside the country's capital, leaving a smoking crater where investigators combed over the grim scene.
|
|
She combed through news coverage even after her son's remains were recovered from ground zero six months after the attacks.
|
|
Samir generated thousands of pairs from my word list and I combed through them to find ones that might work.
|
|
Here, we find figures breaking free, and mythological figures of female power and agency combed from various eras and cultures.
|
|
The area was cordoned off for hours as first aid workers helped victims and police combed the area for clues.
|
|
She combed through her posts to see what may have irritated him, but found nothing, Ms. Kwée said on Wednesday.
|
|
His hair, greasy over his ears, had been combed back from an unhealthy scalp; his shave looked five days old.
|
|
Mashable has combed through the archive to find some of the most iconic and re-watchable episodes of the series.
|
|
The department interviewed dozens of people and combed through thousands of pages of documents, including journal entries and medical records.
|
|
Mr. Guido, 69, said he watched as officers combed the weedy, debris-strewn backyard with a police dog on Tuesday.
|
|
Whittington said he combed through late maintenance requests and edited the records to include exceptions to the response time policy.
|
|
Hayes and Lawless combed through a data set of 22008,22008 stories in local newspapers written during the 22016 campaign cycle.
|
|
Sporadic gunfire continued through the day and helicopters flew as Indian troops combed the base in search of surviving gunmen.
|
|
"Sarge down!" several men shouted, including Lil' Mike, a career convict with an angelic face and neatly combed, solid-white hair.
|
|
We've combed through the Cyber Monday sales to highlight some of the deepest discounts on airfare, hotel stays, tours, and more.
|
|
As a lesson to us all, we asked readers and combed the web for wild stories of office holiday parties past.
|
|
Determined to keep going, she combed the phonebook for Spanish-sounding last names, calling sometimes up to 153 numbers a day.
|
|
The hacker supposedly combed through the internet for Git config files, then extracted credentials listed in plain text to gain access.
|
|
Since the summer, detectives in Wilmington have combed through old police reports and re-interviewed victims to piece together the investigation.
|
|
And depending on your company's plan, private channels and direct messages can be exported or combed through by third-party platforms.
|
|
Some of that scanning is automated, but in other cases developers have combed through emails by hand, raising obvious privacy issues.
|
|
Security forces combed the property looking for explosives, Parrikar said, and it didn't appear any militants are left on the base.
|
|
Job search site FlexJobs combed its database for this list of high-paying, flexible jobs that are perfect for college students.
|
|
INSIDER combed through government data to find out which states had the most teachers with more than 20 years of experience.
|
|
Hours passed while helicopters combed the area for sight of the drug lord, flying above the exits to major storm drains.
|
|
They also combed through social media and saw posts from others who were hiding in the complex and asking for help.
|
|
Volunteers cutting through debris at the factory, which had been combed by rescue dogs, heard signs of life from a car.
|
|
The recycled materials are then sorted by color, combed, and spun with responsible extra-fine merino wool from non-mulesed sheep.
|
|
Bier combed through government data on terrorism prosecutions and terrorists killed by law enforcement in the midst of a terrorist act.
|
|
The Times also combed through news reports, his personal financial disclosures and court records; interviewed partners; and interviewed Mr. Trump himself.
|
|
The other species, P. kajae, was identified after researchers combed through existing museum specimens, including two at London's Natural History Museum.
|
|
Mr. Buffett's annual letter is combed over for its investment advice and folksy wisdom as well as a few corny jokes.
|
|
To better understand their finding's significance, the researchers combed through the few past studies of energy expenditure using doubly labeled water.
|
|
Jack Ewing INSURANCE Warren Buffett's annual letter to Berkshire Hathaway's shareholders has become one of corporate America's most combed-over dispatches.
|
|
But Justice Ginsburg chooses her words with care, and lawyers and journalists have combed her public remarks for hints ever since.
|
|
I combed the beautiful fine silver hair, trying to create a little lift over the pink of the scalp showing through.
|
|
On Saturday, the police combed the park and examined video footage looking for clues about who might have deposited the remains.
|
|
The special commission, launched in October 2014, after Mr. Högel's confession, combed through evidence that included more than 500 patient files.
|
|
She went through her mother's collection of her family's recipes and combed through cookbooks drawing on cooking from across the archipelago.
|
|
That's why we combed through reviews, listened to opinions from bed sheet buyers, and tested sheets ourselves to compile our list.
|
|
Residents and emergency crews combed through the rubble of collapsed buildings across Albania, pulling 22010 people out alive by Tuesday evening.
|
|
She assembled the text from all the letters Clarke quoted and combed through it, finding a word here, a phrase there.
|
|
Prosecutors have also combed through Mr. Weinstein's financial records in an effort to uncover any possible improprieties, several people have said.
|
|
They used dogs, horses, cars, helicopters and drones outside, Ms. Tyler said, and also combed the grounds, including pipes and vents.
|
|
Before this perfectly combed cutie was crackin' jokes, he was just another sweet Sesame Street fanatic growing up in the Bronx.
|
|
They crouched, combed their fingers through rubble in the car's floorboards, got on their hands and knees to check for bone fragments.
|
|
With Ryoko Okada, the director of interior architecture/design at ODA, he combed through DDC's catalog to elaborate on Mr. Chen's theme.
|
|
When Smith eventually returned to California, he was not the same clean-cut folk singer with a nice smile and combed hair.
|
|
"We worked with the FBI and on our hands and knees we literally combed through every bit of that wreckage," Clark said.
|
|
We combed through this year's line-up for all the coolest—or at least most weird/interesting sounding—films we could find.
|
|
The best part is it actually will get softer and more relaxed as you wash it thanks to the combed-cotton fabric.
|
|
"I was stunned when I combed over the chronology they had only been together 12 times [before their engagement]," Bedell Smith says.
|
|
In 2015, after DNA evidence exonerated an innocent suspect in a 1998 murder, police in Idaho Falls combed the records of Ancestry.
|
|
"I back-combed the crown a little bit, just to give it more shape — it's very French, it's very Italian," Ortega says.
|
|
We combed through all 104 of her favorites to pull out the top unique buys to order now for the holiday season.
|
|
We've combed through our favorites and rounded up the 40 best tech deals you can still buy, including laptops, speakers, and gaming.
|
|
So Vanhoucke and his team combed through the images, where they discovered most of the errors were mistakes made by human labelers.
|
|
We combed through all of Gabelli's appearances on CNBC and put together the best moments where the legend revealed his investing philosophy.
|
|
The pair combed over original investigative files, consulted with forensic experts, tracked down witnesses and spoke with people associated with the case.
|
|
We've combed through some of our favorite celebrities' social feeds and pulled out some of their cutest, sweetest, and funniest #tbts. Enjoy!
|
|
With Halloween coming right up, we combed through Ivanka's history and found some of her most memorable costumes from over the years.
|
|
As you can see, Trump has hair, though it's combed back in a way that members of the public typically don't see.
|
|
The authors combed through media accounts and found 154 shootings at kindergarten-through-12th-grade schools between January 2013 and December 2015.
|
|
The little royal even shows off two new teeth with his smile, and his blondish locks are adorably combed to the side.
|
|
But this might be easier said than done, which is why we combed through Instagram for orderly snaps to inspire a revamp.
|
|
It was a commission comprised of private entities, led by businessman Peter Grace, that combed through the bureaucracy to identify federal waste.
|
|
The Ahmeds' three sons—seven, nine, and twelve—were always dressed in matching outfits, their hair combed and gelled to one side.
|
|
The New York Times combed through their obituaries and considered anyone whose obit ran longer than 2,000 words to be a celebrity.
|
|
When I got back to New York, I combed the center braid out and pulled my hair into a really high ponytail.
|
|
Last year, reporters at the Center for Investigative Reporting combed through 31 million mortgage lending records in dozens of U.S. metropolitan areas.
|
|
His hair is Elvis-ish, black and combed up, with wisps falling in front of his ears, as stand-ins for sideburns.
|
|
Online luxury consignment retailer The RealReal combed its data to find the top nine sneakers with the highest resale value right now.
|
|
Online luxury consignment retailer The RealReal combed through its data to find the sneakers with the highest resale value at the moment.
|
|
Eventually, he created a radius around the city of Calcutta, where he ended up, and combed the area for his former home.
|
|
We did make some phone calls and we did take a couple of tiny things out, and we combed through it all.
|
|
To help, we've combed through reviews and rounded up five top-rated kits that are perfect for a DIY gel newbie, ahead.
|
|
Somebody with credentials has combed through a mountain of boring literature, highlighted all the ticklish parts and served them up for appreciation.
|
|
He combed through the museum's handwritten ledger of visitors and contractors dating from the 1980s to see who had come and gone.
|
|
On the day, the horses are pulled out of their stables and their long manes get combed and decorated with colorful bows.
|
|
With the clock ticking, Ms. Wier and her colleagues combed through months of police and hospital records to help inform the classifications.
|
|
Los Angeles librarian Keith Kesler says he combed through old interviews and social posts from the basketball legend to find the list.
|
|
The Spartans had an unusual motivation: Players from Lamar were mocking Heathcote's hair, which he combed forward to hide his advancing baldness.
|
|
Over the course of a year, we combed through a combination of social media profiles and contracting documents to find additional sources.
|
|
Women combed their hair with their fingers and were given one pad per day of their periods, and one more at night.
|
|
On Tuesday, university staff combed the sprawling campus looking for holdouts, finding one female protester, Professor Ping-kong Alexander Wai told reporters.
|
|
You'll still be able to sift through all your old thoughts and opinions, and it won't be combed by any malicious bots.
|
|
To reach their conclusions, they combed through nearly 76 million medical insurance claims filed by privately insured patients between 2007 and 2015.
|
|
Online luxury consignment retailer The RealReal combed its data to find the top nine sneakers with the highest resale value in 2019.
|
|
He combed through the filings from roughly 2,000 federal civil rights cases, isolating those that involved forcible entry in residential drug raids.
|
|
We invited white American families over for Thanksgiving and combed through recipe books to learn how to make turkey and mashed potatoes.
|
|
No one had shaved him or combed his hair in a couple of days and he wore one of those demeaning hospital johnnies.
|
|
Dr. Susan Maret, an academic and intelligence researcher, combed through that mess for everyone and found 23 issues which she provided to AltGov2.
|
|
An arriving police officer, Todd Ray, said he found the boys naked and dry, but their damp hair appeared to have been combed.
|
|
We've combed through the recent(ish) releases across the various streaming sites and come back with seven films to stream with the family.
|
|
With so much on sale at the moment, we've combed through the store's pages to uncover the can't-miss pieces we're currently eyeing.
|
|
Analysts at the job search platform combed its millions of anonymous company reviews and picked some of the most difficult prompts out there.
|
|
With local law enforcement backlogged with calls for assistance, the family combed the area on their own, along with a few nearby residents.
|
|
They've analyzed past studies, combed the wards of psychiatric hospitals, and looked through agencies that treat blind people, trying to find a case.
|
|
Rihanna.When Buzzfeed combed through Swift's old MySpace profile, there's evidence that as early as 2008, Swift knew Rihanna wasn't to be trifled with.
|
|
At first I was surprised to see just how calm the dogs were as they had their hair blown and combed to perfection.
|
|
So remember that everything Michael Cohen is saying in court, or pleading guilty to doing on paper, has been combed over for corroboration.
|
|
The urgent, linear momentum directs the eye along fluctuations of space, while mountain facades are smoothed and combed with superimposed flourishes and rhythm.
|
|
During discovery, a pre-trial procedure in America, for example, both sides exchange heaps of documents that must be combed through for evidence.
|
|
If she had trouble finding something at a store, she combed the aisles for it herself instead of asking an employee for help.
|
|
But when Caspar Hallmann of Radboud University in the Netherlands combed through the data in 2017, all doubts about their significance were silenced.
|
|
More than 125 searchers combed the area near where the father's car was found, but they found no trace of the missing boy.
|
|
The eager professor wore his white hair combed back and his shirt's top buttons unbuttoned when I visited him at the CERN cafeteria.
|
|
He is always immaculately turned out in tailor-made suits and designer glasses, with his wavy blonde hair combed back from his forehead.
|
|
I used the tail of the comb to carefully divide my hair and lightly back combed the spot where the weft would stay.
|
|
We combed through the major online tax options to find the ones that are "free" versus the ones that are, you know, free.
|
|
Since eBay's interface isn't always so intuitive or easy to use, we combed through all the deals to pick out the best ones.
|
|
We took the time and combed through hundreds of online reviews to figure out what's the best of the best for your bedroom.
|
|
To answer these burning questions, we got ourselves a copy of the original screenplay and combed through it to catalog ALL THE CRIMES.
|
|
The details: Researchers at Purdue University combed through nearly 12,000 police reports for traffic accidents in Tippecanoe County, Indiana — where Purdue is located.
|
|
People are being interrogated, surveillance footage is being combed through from the 92 closed-circuit TV cameras at the airport, the official said.
|
|
The next morning, she combed the neighborhood in her car and spotted a cat lying near a road, 500 yards from her home.
|
|
We combed the offerings to find the top beauty and skin-care deals from brands like Mario Badescu, Supergoop, Sally Hansen, and more.
|
|
We combed through the site's huge selection and picked out 21 gifts that we think anyone who loves cooking and eating will love.
|
|
Viola Davis had combed her hair out into a full and glorious Afro, and Tracee Ellis Ross donned a dramatic black silk headscarf.
|
|
They were men who smoked pipes and wore hobnail boots and climbing tweeds and (to judge from period photographs) seldom combed their hair.
|
|
Amid Mary's "eerie keening, addressed to the underworld itself," Lincoln pulled back the sheet: The boy's eyes had been closed; the hair combed.
|
|
I combed every travel website like Condé Nast, Roads & Kingdoms, Eater, New York Times, Travel + Leisure and put together the best-of list.
|
|
Ms. Samuels combed, brushed and braided her great-grandmother's hair every weeknight before she said her prayers: Ella Watson was a devout Christian.
|
|
How sweet had Lena seemed to him: polite, her hair combed, mouthing the words silently as she read "White Fang" for English class.
|
|
He has nearly black hair that is combed back and looks wet, and the skin on his face is pale white and pockmarked.
|
|
The books have been mined to promote team-building in business settings and combed through for motivational quotes to arm customer service representatives.
|
|
In December 2016, the Washington Post combed through Nexis to find reports about absentee or in-person voter fraud in the 2016 election.
|
|
Before this stylish mini man took his musical talents to Hollywood, he was just another combed over cutie growing up in Wilmette, Illinois.
|
|
We're told officers combed the area and found power tools on a nearby lawn that appeared to have been stolen from the house.
|
|
So it was with great seriousness and deliberate scrolling that we combed through the 120-piece collection to narrow down our top 15 faves.
|
|
The lanky defendant - a nursing student enrolled at California State University at San Marcos - wore dark-rimmed glasses with his hair combed straight forward.
|
|
We combed through for deals at the dreamy properties of this year's It List, our picks for the best new hotels in the world.
|
|
Kern County fire authorities warned that the death toll could rise as investigators combed through the rubble of homes that went up in flames.
|
|
To make his case, Putnam combed through countless numbers of membership records for bowling leagues and Masonic lodges, for church groups and social circles.
|
|
It's hard to imagine Mr. Truman, whose hair retains the tousled, finger-combed quality of his wonder-boy years, swooning over a sinless restaurant.
|
|
After receiving over a thousand questions, we, along with our panelists, carefully combed through them to choose the ones best suited to their expertise.
|
|
But Nowrasteh's research is on really solid ground: He combed through data on terrorism and immigration from nine different sources, covering 1975 through 2015.
|
|
Unger's research team combed through the medical literature looking for studies that examined the question of why more patients weren't participating in clinical trials.
|
|
We combed through our many Cyber Monday guides and found more than three dozen deals that are still active as of noon on Tuesday.
|
|
Cruising well above the trees, the pilots combed the area, pointing three lasers at the ground that fired 300,000 pulses of light per second.
|
|
The Italian photographers combed shopping malls throughout the southwest, cataloging the funny, vulgar, and sad trinkets that reflect a campaign best described as ugly.
|
|
Inside the chapel, the family sat in a pew, joining men in suit jackets, women with modest hemlines, and children with freshly combed hair.
|
|
The health data firm Amino combed through 43,24 claims for rabies treatment and found about half of the bills ranged from $251 to $40,500.
|
|
The Associated Press recently combed through the laws in all 50 states relating to the legality of taking a selfie in the voting booth.
|
|
We've combed through well over an hour of the surveillance footage we obtained, and it shows one final encounter between the accuser and Gooding.
|
|
The lovely Ellen DeGeneres turns 58 on Tuesday, and to celebrate this quasi-national holiday, we combed through her most prominent comedic works — a.k.a.
|
|
The database first came to light when Orange County public defender Scott Sanders combed through thousands of pages of records and pieced it together.
|
|
With the witnesses almost all dead, and the archives combed through as if by addicts looking for remnants of crack, how could it be?
|
|
To help you find the best deals oneBay, we combed through as many as we could and pointed out out the best ones, below.
|
|
She combed my lashes into shape and applied cream blush to the high points of my cheeks, handing me a mirror after each step.
|
|
While researching the best sofas available online, we combed through hundreds of ratings and reviews of dozens of brands from both buyers and experts.
|
|
To help make that possible, we combed Airbnb for cozy listings in Upstate New York to include top-rated cabins, cottages, barns, and more.
|
|
We combed through all of Powell's speeches and appearances on CNBC, putting together the best segments below where the Fed governor revealed his thoughts.
|
|
Lee is a magnificent presence in his satin robes, his jet black hair combed back, his black square glasses, his only-slightly jowly face.
|
|
In an effort to help you on your way, we combed through our archives and found opinions from both sides of every beauty coin.
|
|
Because Boeing engineers hastily combed through the Starliner software in the aftermath of the clock problem, they found the second problem and fixed it.
|
|
Being the sort of person I am, I combed the literature for information that would help me make sense of what I was feeling.
|
|
As we parsed Chetty's incredible data set further, and combed the literature on life expectancy inequality, we learned that it wasn't always this way.
|
|
I'd combed through every theory of sociologists who try to argue that the problems of black single mothers can be fixed only by marriage.
|
|
The children were wearing new, unfamiliar clothes; their hair was combed and they carried backpacks so new that some still had the tags on.
|
|
While I waited to hear back from them, my colleagues and I combed through alt-right podcasts in which he talked about his life.
|
|
We've combed through the archive of The New York Times for a look at how the movie was covered, and how audiences embraced it.
|
|
They identified 207 such species and combed the scientific literature for at least two population measurements for each, taken at different points in time.
|
|
During Millett's decades in government and nonprofit organizations, he has combed through mounds of data about H.I.V./AIDS and black gay and bisexual men.
|
|
Since Rasheed's death, I've combed through every detail of every memory, searching for clues for what made him leave home to fight in Syria.
|
|
The living room includes a skylight, a wall of built-in drawers and shelves and a fireplace with a combed-basalt surround and hearth.
|
|
The lawyers combed through thousands of internal documents and emails, and interviewed current and former employees to corroborate claims by Ms. Fowler and others.
|
|
Recently, he and colleagues combed through the medical literature and found 112 definite cases of allergic reactions to quinine, and 30 other probable ones.
|
|
My mother was quite deep into Alzheimer's disease and yet my father had rouged her cheeks and combed her hair for our evening out.
|
|
Police also deployed dogs, combed surveillance footage and repeatedly searched each of New York City's 468 subway stations because of Avonte's love of trains.
|
|
Meanwhile, 27 military personnel and more than 750 firefighters combed through rubble and helped with rescue efforts, according to Taiwan's Central Emergency Operation Center.
|
|
I also read his book, The War on Normal People, combed his website on details about disability programs, and asked his campaign for comment.
|
|
Together, they interviewed more than 113 people and combed through half a million documents, including 300 hours of video footage, and 2,000 still images.
|
|
Together, they interviewed more than 150 people and combed through half a million documents, including 300 hours of video footage, and 2,000 still images.
|
|
"It's not an accident, it's murder," Public Works and Housing Minister Rezaul Karim told reporters after visiting the site, where firefighters combed through the ashes.
|
|
We searched through the internet and combed through the Pixar Wikia, to find some of the most obvious Apple references in Pixar's slate of films.
|
|
Anyway, armed with my trademark, I put on my finest suit, combed my hair, ate a couple of breath mints and contacted Twitter's customer support.
|
|
That's why I combed the news and spoke to all the major players to find out what you can actually expect from 53G in 2018.
|
|
The suspects were identified after UK police combed through "months" of surveillance footage at British airports, as well as security camera footage from around Salisbury.
|
|
Of the 47 names on this list we combed from a combination of sources, just two are people of color — Ben Carson and David Clarke.
|
|
BuzzFeed News combed through 200,000 now-deleted Russian troll tweets recently made available by NBC News to find these two accounts' 50 most popular tweets.
|
|
More than 600 volunteers combed the fields and woods around Sycamore in search of Maria, at times walking hand-in-hand in a grid pattern.
|
|
Some of us even combed Maltby's and Adams' social media accounts, looking for clues that they finally hooked up for real once she returned home.
|
|
This animal was a filter-feeder, anchoring itself to the seafloor with hooks while it combed the water for food using its toothed front limbs.
|
|
Since then, authorities have combed the suspected serial killer's expansive property — uncovering at least three bodies and linking Kohlhepp to the deaths of four others.
|
|
When Apple Music released the first teaser trailer for Styles's Behind the Album documentary, fans did their due diligence and combed the video for clues.
|
|
To map 'em out, we combed the new arrivals at Nordstrom for all the hot-ticket items that are sure to be street-photography gold.
|
|
I combed through thousands of images and settled on this one because it appears Ali is looking into the future while ground in the present.
|
|
Others combed through her extensive set, trying to find something to pick at, saying her set would've been perfect if it weren't for Jay-Z.
|
|
Australia, which is leading the search effort, has already combed about 70 percent of the specified search area, a task that's cost it $130 million.
|
|
He combed through census data for remote areas and eventually settled on a 300,000-acre plot north of the tiny town of Van Horn, Texas.
|
|
This year, Fishbowl combed through data, looking at the growth potential, sales volume, ratings and consumer enthusiasm to determine the top 10 emerging restaurant brands.
|
|
The little royal shows off the green insect to the camera in a close-up portrait, in which his hair is combed to the side.
|
|
Although Islamic State has withdrawn from the salient east of Khanaser, the army has not yet combed the entire area, the Syrian military source said.
|
|
As a young child, the bath was my least favorite time of day because I knew what was coming next: getting my hair combed out.
|
|
His brown eyes were dull behind thick glasses, his mouth locked in a slight frown, his thin hair combed neatly back from a receding hairline.
|
|
Researchers combed through a subsection of social media giant Reddit, called r/STD, that's dedicated to sexually transmitted diseases and has more than 10,000 members.
|
|
The TV station and its media partners obtained and combed through e-mails, marketing presentations, online chats and conversation notes they obtained from a whistleblower.
|
|
Made of 234.99% combed organic cotton and 259.99% long strand silk, you'll get the comfort and quality of down without getting the sniffles every night.
|
|
It turns out they do not live in perfect houses — some of theirs are as messy as mine — and don't always have perfectly combed hair.
|
|
Officers from Westmoreland County and neighboring Allegheny County, as well as Pittsburgh police, combed the area overnight and processed the scene, CNN affiliate KDKA reported.
|
|
After his death, the remaining members of Queen combed through his final recordings from 1991 and eventually released the posthumous Made In Heaven in 1995.
|
|
And to prove it, we've combed meticulously through each and every song you wrote and sifted through every possible reference to your grown-ass life.
|
|
Its team of interdisciplinary researchers has combed through archives and interviewed descendants of the workers, for whom — like the author — the story is deeply personal.
|
|
But this comes after Adam has warned Charlie, based on information he has combed from databases, that he may not be able to trust her.
|
|
Search-and-rescue crews combed the site in a helicopter throughout the afternoon but found no one else injured, said Scott Gediman, a park spokesman.
|
|
Business Insider combed through the fine print of personal loans and compared our findings to those of personal finance sites including NerdWallet, MagnifyMoney, and ValuePenguin.
|
|
Years later, the details of the alleged assault in December on her partner, Lewis Burton, have been combed over online on an almost daily basis.
|
|
I will promise you, Michael, that I will have a definitive answer on this for you next week, once I have combed through the tables.
|
|
In a corner of the shop, we find an old man with a snowy mustache and some strands of white hair, combed and gelled back.
|
|
Multiple journalists have been caught up in these searches and have reported that border agents combed messages with journalistic sources in at least one case.
|
|
When she combed the list made available late on Sunday, the mother, Esther Yakubu, did not find name of her daughter, Dorcas, on the list.
|
|
We've combed through all of them to bring you 22 of our favorites, presented here alongside links to the articles in which they originally appeared.
|
|
His black hair, with a wisp of gray in front, was combed back and thin compared with the wild mane he'd had in his youth.
|
|
While many such people have already combed through the material in Maryland, the online publication will allow for access among people who can't drive there.
|
|
Researchers from the University of New South Wales and the Queensland University of Technology combed through nearly 1,000 cases of twins to confirm their findings.
|
|
Critics and journalists combed Clinton's emails as they were publicly released and routinely uncovered messages included at least a whiff of wrongdoing on her part.
|
|
Local media outlets reported that the government has combed through five tons of garbage looking for Paulina's corpse but her remains have still not surfaced.
|
|
Clinton's team has not released any formal campaign postmortem, though her operatives have combed through the voter data and rehashed some of their strategies internally.
|
|
In the small community of Beauregard, rescue workers combed the tree-laden wreckage and rubble and searched for up to eight people still believed missing.
|
|
I know he browses for new costumes in the item shop with the same zeal with which my mother once combed the racks at Loehmann's.
|
|
But with no brush in sight, the star made do with what she had on hand — a plastic fork — and shamelessly combed it through her hair.
|
|
So professors Pah and Luis Amaral, another professor at Northwestern, along with a team of undergraduate researchers, combed through 535 shootings across six different data sets.
|
|
New Delhi (CNN)Hundreds of rescuers combed through rubble early Friday, searching for survivors who could be trapped beneath a collapsed highway overpass in Kolkata, India.
|
|
To help quell our shade-picking anxiety, we virtually combed all of our drugstore brands for the need-to-try nail polish shades for this summer.
|
|
As reporters, including from the liberal blog Think Progress and BuzzFeed, combed through Trump's federal financial disclosures filed late Monday, the Draper Sterling name stood out.
|
|
Just a few days after filming ended for the stars, Stretcher revealed Ventimiglia's new look on Instagram: a shorter version of his long, combed-back style.
|
|
They combed foreclosure filings, calling owners, leaving letters, and going door to door looking for "people who needed to get out of a situation," Gendin said.
|
|
Giphy has since apologized for the slip-up, and the company says it has combed through its database several times to detect any other problematic GIFs.
|
|
On Twitter, pro-Trump media figures like Jack Posobiec combed through Danielle Brown's social media accounts and found that she worked for the Hillary Clinton campaign.
|
|
Glassdoor combed through its vast database of job listings and discovered that job seekers still hold the upper hand as companies continue to compete for talent.
|
|
For the new analysis, the researchers combed academic databases for studies that examined the link between antidepressant exposure in the womb and the risk of ASDs.
|
|
The list gets granular, noting differences between combed and uncombed cotton, for example -- making it harder for exporters to track whether their products will get dinged.
|
|
Super annoyed, I combed Blackmagic's website and noticed there's no mention of faster graphics performance for any app but its own DaVinci Resolve video production software.
|
|
The probe combed areas of the internet inaccessible to most users in order to search for traces of material from Clinton or longtime loyalist Sidney Blumenthal.
|
|
Before taking on the job, it combed through the books of 130 of the euro zone's most important banks and found only modest shortfalls in capital.
|
|
Instead, she combed through thousands of pages of postwar trials, witness testimonies and government papers, unearthing stories of camp life and the murders that occurred there.
|
|
Investigators combed Sherin's neighborhood and the surrounding area with canine teams and helicopters and executed a search warrant at Mathews' home on October 10, police said.
|
|
"As it was a resort collection, we decided the girls should look like they just combed their hair back after a shower or swim," he said.
|
|
During a review of the allegations, Guess claims it interviewed more than 40 people and combed through more than a million pages of documents and emails.
|
|
With that in mind, we combed through hundreds of expert and buyer reviews and ratings of countless sets to bring you the best of the best.
|
|
To help understand fertility patterns across demographics, researchers combed through the latest data from the National Survey of Family Growth to study contraceptive use among women.
|
|
The injured have been moved to the hospital for treatment and the area had been cordoned off and is being combed by security forces, it added.
|
|
Based on some circumstantial evidence we've combed through, it appears this might very well be Kylie's good pal Anastasia Karanikolaou ... otherwise known on IG as Stassiebaby.
|
|
Whether you're looking for a cheap device or a powerful gaming machine, we've combed through our archive to pick the very best portable computer for you.
|
|
Kerry Washington also opted for a starch-free style, her hair falling from a back-combed mound at her crown and clasped into a raffish ponytail.
|
|
That's why we've combed through Pinterest in search of some amazing tablescapes that will help you get a sense of what style is right for you.
|
|
On the day of the Rubber Tracks performance, she was dressed understatedly in a one-piece coverall, her curls all combed out, eyes closed in focus.
|
|
How we did this analysis: We combed through and combined spreadsheets of hospital charges and Medicare payments, which the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services posts annually.
|
|
In case there was any doubt, though, Tina Knowles-Lawson showed off some fairly healthy hair follicles as she combed through her daughter's dark brown mane.
|
|
The day after the lads from Liverpool appeared on "The Ed Sullivan Show," every boy in my high school combed his hair down on his forehead.
|
|
Russian operatives combed the American media to identify polarizing issues and then crafted social media messages to promote on Facebook, Twitter and other social media platforms.
|
|
His actions appeared to send producers into a panic as they combed part of the Portuguese neighborhood near The Bachelor's production headquarters in search of him.
|
|
In the days since Ms. Dulos went missing, investigators have combed the park several times for evidence using helicopters, drones and canine units, the police said.
|
|
Since then scientists have combed over its measurements to create maps of Earth's lithosphere, the tectonically active layer that includes the planet's crust and outer mantle.
|
|
In the new paper, published in the New England Journal of Medicine, CDC experts combed through many studies on the Zika virus to reach their conclusions.
|
|
The city had seemed to hold its collective breath as rescue workers combed through the debris throughout Friday, only to pull out his body on Saturday.
|
|
With the help of a nearby library, I combed through every edition of the magazine from 1912 to 1936, and found no sign of our moose.
|
|
And for a nice dose of good news, a couple combed a rural Montana community for their Border collie for 57 days, leaving no tip unturned.
|
|
We combed through 2503 Federal Election Commission filings to find which celebs keep cutting checks for Pete, Bernie and Liz ... and Buttigieg has the upper hand.
|
|
His shock of white hair, always combed in a neat pompadour, even in the middle of races, gave him the serene, yearning look of a pioneer.
|
|
And yet, that day, watching him open his birthday cards, he was simply Grandpa, with his neatly combed white hair and mustache and smiling blue eyes.
|
|
It uses a crowdsourced database of ads and "acoustic fingerprinting," which converts audio features into a series of numbers that can be combed by an algorithm.
|
|
Since the Westminster Dog Show begins tonight in New York, we combed through The Times's photo archives and found dogs that were stars long before Instagram.
|
|
Streets around the bombed churches were blocked by checkpoints and heavily armed police stood guard as forensic and bomb squad officers combed the area for clues.
|
|
Greater Manchester Police combed through 3.29 terabytes of information on hard drives, computers, and mobile phones that belonged to Sinaga, the Manchester Evening News (MEN) reported.
|
|
Detective Edward Wodnicki said they executed over 50 search warrants and subpoenas, went through social media, and combed phone records to help them identify the brothers.
|
|
The team combed through 25 years&apos worth of dive logs and photographs collected by the sanctuary&aposs staff divers, according to a statement released by Scripps.
|
|
Buzzfeed combed through the latest campaign filings, which were released on Monday, and found at least 119 new donors to Rubio who had previously backed Jeb Bush.
|
|
A slender guerrilla fighter detached him- or herself from a doorway and waved on our pencil-thin driver with his black hair combed forward over his forehead.
|
|
For the second paper, the researchers combed through another 9,608 studies to find seven, also from 2000 to 2016, on the efficacy of tonsillectomy for throat infections.
|
|
We combed the research and asked a few experts to help us nail down the, well, laziest possible preventive care schedule for the young and symptom-free.
|
|
While the guidelines are long and it's likely that not all influencers have combed through them, brands are also responsible for making sure their influencers are compliant.
|
|
More recently scientists have combed through human genomes to identify thousands of genetic variants associated with particular traits, from height and weight to educational attainment and neuroticism.
|
|
With so many to choose from, we went ahead and combed through tons of sales to help you find the best Cyber Monday tech deals out there.
|
|
Over the weekend, more than 70 volunteers on horseback combed an area of northeast Houston, not far from where the young mother's truck was found Friday morning.
|
|
As detectives combed the scene on Thursday afternoon, many young residents pressed up against the police tape, needling officers and journalists for some word on the shooting.
|
|
Dr. Van Houtan and his colleagues combed museums and government archives to find shell samples from 36 hawksbills — 23 from Hawaii, the rest from other Pacific sites.
|
|
SUSPECT IDENTIFIED IN MURDER OF GEORGE H.W. BUSH&aposS FORMER DOCTOR Houston police combed through surveillance and tips for nearly two weeks before naming Pappas the suspect.
|
|
A man of medium height with a goatee and thinning, combed-back hair, Bader smoked heavily and carried himself with an intimidating air that bordered on imperiousness.
|
|
Federal investigators on Sunday combed through wreckage of a cargo plane flying for Amazon that crashed into a bay outside Houston, killing all three people on board.
|
|
For years, her private life has been combed for any and every misfortune and mistake, and the tabloids have scrutinized her sexuality, body, and even mental health.
|
|
At the statehouse, one senator combed through a list of constituents who had written to his office to complain about not being able to fix their iPhones.
|
|
I combed my hair over to that side to hide the unevenness, but I was growing incredibly sick of feeling ashamed of and controlled by my habit.
|
|
Investigators combed Sherin's neighborhood and surrounding area with K-9 teams and helicopters and executed a search warrant at the Mathews' home on October 10, police said.
|
|
To determine its new International Hipster Index, Movehub, an international relocation company, combed through data for 2500 cities across 2000 countries, excluding cities with populations below 250,000.
|
|
Is it possible that Sanders wakes up every morning with neatly combed hair and then has a stylist work for 90 minutes to achieve his disheveled look?
|
|
Besides our own testing, we combed through top consumer product review websites and feedback from vacuum owners to find the best inexpensive vacuum cleaners you can buy.
|
|
From huge dollhouse mansions to starter dollhouses for toddlers, we combed through the options and relied on expert advice to compile this guide to the best dollhouses.
|
|
The combed cotton helps with sweat absorption, and the silica grips provide a sturdy non-slip surface so you can hold your stance and balance with ease.
|
|
In his view, people at the margins of political life were becoming energetic seekers of truth, as they combed through primary source material on his Web site.
|
|
But on attempt number two, I scraped the excess product on the inside of the tube and made sure to wiggle the brush as I combed. Success!
|
|
As Jones retyped Williams' original texts, the two photographers combed through their archives in search of the hundreds of road-trip photos they had shot decades earlier.
|
|
We combed through expert tests and roundups of travel mugs and read hundreds of owners' reviews to find five of the best options in this crowded category.
|
|
Box sculptures by Joseph Cornell and Lucas Samaras share a big pedestal with works in combed sand and brilliant white plaster by Mona Hatoum and Maria Bartuszova.
|
|
Once gathered, the hair travels from vendors to factories to be untangled, combed, washed, and repackaged before being shipped, mostly to China, to become extensions and wigs.
|
|
For "Arena," Ms. Hollander explores ideas about ephemerality; as the rakes clear pathways — creating, in a sense, a stage — the dancers move along the freshly combed sand.
|
|
Aviation experts and sleuths combed purported footage and images of the crash on social media and found that the plane was a US military Bombardier E-11A.
|
|
When Peterson later combed through old pathology reports for 7,21950 feline necropsies, he found that the thyroid abnormalities he was seeing were rare until the late 21956s.
|
|
On a recent weekend, Kimura and a dozen volunteers led by Ueno, combed through piles of debris on a windswept Okuma beach for any signs of Yuna.
|
|
Those trying to divine the roots of the presidential adviser Stephen Bannon's worldview have combed over a speech that he made in 2014 to a Vatican conference.
|
|
Lines of officers searched homes and combed through burned-out properties where some suspects were thought to be hiding as more residents, especially Muslims, fled the area.
|
|
We combed through Twitter and Instagram for some of the best signs we have seen today, from hilarious jabs at the current government to calls for action.
|
|
Michael, dressed and combed, marched into the living area of his loft and gave Jeremy his fiercest boys'-catalogue pose: all tilt and akimbo, pure tween sassafras.
|
|
How we know: We combed through financial filings and court documents and talked to 20 current and former employees, as well as others familiar with Oyo's operations.
|
|
Job search site FlexJobs combed through 148 remote sports-related jobs to find 13 golden opportunities for people who love sports and want to work from home.
|
|
A government report released Thursday found health insurance companies had combed through patient charts to obtain billions of dollars of additional payments from the federal Medicare program.
|
|
Search teams, meanwhile, combed through charred, rubble-strewn expanses of burned-out neighborhoods looking for bodies - or anything else that might carry human DNA for identification purposes.
|
|
Dressed in crisply ironed khakis and a white button-down shirt, his short hair meticulously combed, he was headed to a dusty city in the Chinese interior.
|
|
To get a quick look at how the chatbot might be impacting people's care-seeking intentions, the researchers combed through 158,083 encounters between the program and patients.
|
|
She combed the literature in 11 languages, assessed the validity of the dating tests, and used a statistical method called Bayesian analysis to narrow the dates further.
|
|
The company's scientists combed through dozens of studies on sleep, and chose genetic variants most strongly associated with sleep to build a formula for modeling people's individual chronotypes.
|
|
Muhammad Ali, former world heavyweight boxing champion, toys with the finely combed hair of television sports commentator Howard Cosell before the start of the Olympic boxing trials, Aug.
|
|
This year we layered up to face a sub-zero New York City and meticulously combed the halls of Toy Fair 2016 to track down the standout playthings.
|
|
They combed through data on every possible plastic type they could find, from the rigid PVC that makes piping to the thinner polyethylene that makes up plastic bags.
|
|
After Johnny's death in 2003, his son John Carter combed through the archives and chose the best poems, letters and unfinished lyrics before reaching out to artists individually.
|
|
Hamilton Place Strategies combed through the election campaign spending data and found that the two presidential campaigns used Uber more than three times as much as traditional taxis.
|
|
Earnest combed its data for spending habits at the largest 14 furniture retailers in America and determined the age at which most respondents reported shopping at each store.
|
|
When Trump claimed, without evidence, that President Obama wiretapped Trump Tower in early March, Cohen-Watnick combed through old intelligence intercepts, seemingly in an attempt to vindicate him.
|
|
His hair was slickly combed back revealing a friendly face that still shines with youth—if you didn't know better, you might mistake him for an overdressed intern.
|
|
They combed through hundreds of pages of testimony and police statements to further understand what could have cause Wood, who was reportedly terrified of dark water, to drown.
|
|
Then he combed the products through her hair, and rough dried it using the T3 Cura Luxe Hair Dryer, and smoothed the ends using an Ibiza paddle brush.
|
|
Scientists combed through satellite photographs of cloud cover taken twice a day for 15 years from nearly every square kilometer of Earth to study the planet's varied environments.
|
|
A week before, desperate for money as an underemployed artist, I'd combed Craigslist job ads and come across one seeking cuddlers: $40 per hour, no sex, no nudity.
|
|
The medical data company, a joint venture between retirement healthcare cost provider HealthView Services and healthcare system Mercy, combed through claims data from individuals aged 267 through 2431.
|
|
The search was unusual because it occurred more than a year after the arrest, and the soldiers could have combed the places just as effectively without Dr. Fitaihi.
|
|
Thousands of soldiers accompanied by sniffer dogs combed schools across the island for hidden weapons and explosives, in what was seen as a campaign to give parents assurance.
|
|
Over the years, Dr. O'Brien met and interviewed numerous justices and their colleagues and combed through their archives as well as presidential libraries for insights into their opinions.
|
|
I have coifed, combed and caressed a gravity-defying pompadour, teetered over my own midsection in a Pisa-like lean and narrowed my eyes into a leering squint.
|
|
" Last year, when archaeologists combed the field for five days — one day longer than the festival itself — Spin magazine mused: "Perhaps they would find an old peace symbol?
|
|
I've spent several years covering family travel as a writer and editor and as such, I've combed through, stayed at, and compared hundreds of hotels across the country.
|
|
Three days later, more than 105,000 square miles of ocean had been combed by teams of would-be rescuers in search of the missing fishermen, according to Vlaun.
|
|
Vice combed through court filings — including "improperly redacted documents," a phrase that sends reporters' hearts racing — that reveal various alleged attempts by Flywheel to obtain Peloton's trade secrets.
|
|
I combed through private correspondences between the owners and the Interior Department and parsed public hearing testimony, noting issues between the resort owners and employees predating the storms.
|
|
In 2013, members of the New York City Police Department and other first responders combed the streets playing a recording of Avonte Oquendo's mother calling out to him.
|
|
He rubbed cream into the hair by her temples and combed that, too, then rested the little jar of cream on the rear wheel of an elliptical machine.
|
|
But as search teams combed the waters off Fire Island on Sunday evening, looking for Mr. White, his friends said they didn't know what a rip current was.
|
|
CARACAS, Venezuela — Search teams combed the Caribbean on Thursday for 25 Venezuelan migrants missing after a boat sank in rough seas on the way to Trinidad, authorities said.
|
|
Local organizations spearheaded the response; one church, for example, mapped out one of the neighborhoods affected and combed through to check on the well-being of their residents.
|
|
When police arrived on the scene, they found the boys naked and dry, but their damp hair appeared to have been combed, officer Todd Ray said in his testimony.
|
|
The PSD said officers combed the structure, a 12th-century, crusader-era fortress about 132 kilometers (82 miles) south of the capital of Amman, and found many automatic weapons.
|
|
Still, that didn't stop Kate and William's youngest child from enjoying the moment as he showed off his giant smile and blonde locks, which were combed to the side.
|
|
Rescue teams combed through the area and the sea on Wednesday trying to locate anything which could offer clarity on the missing, who are thought to number about 40.
|
|
At least 20 investigators and several cadaver dogs combed the landfill, digging through as much as 45 feet of garbage in an attempt to find any trace of Gabriel.
|
|
According to the Journal, Uber's lawyers combed through Lyft's lockup agreement for any loopholes that permitted the hedge, looking to close them for Uber ahead of its own IPO.
|
|
Comey said that the FBI "painstakingly" combed through every bit of Clinton's multiple servers and mobile devices that they could from her four-year tenure as secretary of state.
|
|
Purdue University economists Mara Faccio and John McConnell combed through accident reports from Tippecanoe County, Indiana, in the first 148 days after the game was released in July 2016.
|
|
The planes will not be scrapped entirely, but their huge frames will be combed for valuable components such as landing gears and electronics, a Dr Peters official told Reuters.
|
|
With that seamless browsing trick in mind, we've combed through countless pages of currently available dresses, party tops, and jumpsuits to save you the time you really don't have.
|
|
With preppy glasses and hair neatly combed to the side, Blades bears an uncanny resemblance to John Dean, who delivered damning testimony against Nixon in the Senate Watergate hearings.
|
|
We combed through her blog, The Tig, to find her top style tips that prove she's ready to win over London (and trade shiny-hair secrets with Princess Kate).
|
|
So I put my best lurking skills to use and combed social media to try to identify all 12 of the women in that epic "Girls Trip" group photo.
|
|
According to the police report, obtained by TMZ Sports, cops combed the area searching for a suspect that was described by witnesses as a pro football player named Chris.
|
|
But fret not: We've combed through the Bed Bath & Beyond online offerings to bring you 15 handy home appliances, furniture, and decor items you'll treasure for years to come.
|
|
She was struck by their tenderness with the dying, how they painted women's fingernails and combed their hair, changed them into fresh nightgowns and arranged flowers in their rooms.
|
|
When police arrived on the scene, they found the boys naked and dry, but their damp hair appeared to have been combed, officer Todd Ray said in his testimony.
|
|
Sanders, on the other hand, even with neatly combed hair, demonstrated once again (as if anyone ever doubted) that his vocal range goes from loud to louder to loudest.
|
|
Bound by a lease and messy emotions, we remained together for months as I combed the apartment thread by thread, unraveling the items that were mine, his or ours.
|
|
She combed through six to nine months of her spending history to average how much she spent in each category per month, and then made that average her budget.
|
|
Instead, she combed the internet looking for clinical trials and came upon one, run by Dr. Steven A. Rosenberg, at the National Cancer Institute, that made sense to her.
|
|
As we combed through the responses, we were struck by the sheer number of readers who had their own harrowing stories of mistreatment while working as servers or bartenders.
|
|
So we here at Vox have combed through May's many, many releases to find the five must-watches from the month, as well as seven other shows to consider.
|
|
Iraqi security forces on Monday combed the Baghdad neighborhood where three Americans went missing over the weekend, kidnapped by gunmen after visiting their interpreter's home, according to multiple reports.
|
|
It was unclear how many people remained unaccounted for as coastguard vessels combed beaches to find any remaining survivors, with military hospitals on full alert, the government's spokesman said.
|
|
You've shot your selfies in Rockefeller Center, you've combed the sale racks at Bloomingdale's — and now you're ready to discover the museums of New York like a proper local.
|
|
Business Insider spoke with former employees and combed through job postings to find out how to take the first step to getting a job at Netflix — landing an interview.
|
|
Mr. Kim has cultivated a resemblance to his stocky grandfather, his hair cut high above the ears and combed straight back, his belly straining against his Asian-style suit.
|
|
Over the past two-and-a-half years, three MoMA archivists combed through over 100,236 folders of exhibition records and created detailed descriptions of the material for each exhibition.
|
|
BuzzFeed News used PitchBook, a private equity research outfit, and combed through public financial disclosures to understand which institutions committed capital to firms that ended up backing SenseTime and Megvii.
|
|
Then a computer program combed through millions of sites on the gene code where people tend to variate from one another, and singled out the areas that correlated with smarts.
|
|
We've combed through the best items from the limited-time deal, as well as the site's extensive offerings to bring you 25 finds that you'll actually want to keep around.
|
|
So for this edition of Hype Machine, we combed all of the reviews and rounded up the highest-rated cotton underthings for you, your wardrobe, and of course, your vagina.
|
|
We combed through dozens of threads from the AskReddit and AskWomen subreddits to find the greatest anecdotes of friendships and romantic relationships that blossomed out of not-so-great introductions.
|
|
Jan. 12-March 21 Five staff members from the museum — including a gallery docent and a retail employee — combed the institution's reserve collection to choose the works for this show.
|
|
He combed through 6,000 incident reports from Houston, including all the shootings, incidents involving Tasers and a sample in which lethal force could have justifiably been used but was not.
|
|
To help you plan the perfect Chicago weekend, I combed Airbnb listings based on the following criteria:Airbnb listing is for the entire home (no awkward hallway conversations with your host).
|
|
Facing heavy rain, gusty winds and low visibility, rescuers and law enforcement combed the difficult Craven County, North Carolina, terrain -- focusing on up to 1,000 acres of heavily wooded areas.
|
|
The legal team combed through 128,20053 electronic documents and more than 740 folders of files, and it questioned 31 people, including Mr. Beckenbauer and Theo Zwanziger, a former federation president.
|
|
Meanwhile, investors combed through a flood of earnings reports from companies including Aier Eye Hospital, Liuzhou Iron & Steel and China Yangtze Power as they assess the health of China's economy.
|
|
The action is blink-and-you'll-miss-it fast, so we combed the sequence in slow motion to identify all the conspiracies the showrunners thought would be funny to include.
|
|
If the 2015-2016 US presidential crises have proved anything it's that racism is alive and well, and it's not afraid to rear its ugly, combed-over head in public.
|
|
Ms. Cooper's production originated at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in 2017, just before the Public Theater's Breitbart-baiting staging, which featured a cigar-puffing combed-over Gregg Henry as Caesar.
|
|
On Thursday, digital readers could follow Times journalists as they combed through the special counsel's redacted report and provided a live play-by-play of their observations and analysis online.
|
|
A few months later, they are gently combed to collect the naturally molting innermost downy fibers, which are softer but more difficult to work with than cashmere from adult goats.
|
|
Dozens of officers at the National Targeting Center, which is run by Customs and Border Protection, have combed through passenger lists and cargo manifests since the days after the Sept.
|
|
In my early forties, when I started to experience the occasional burning-hot neck and ears, I combed the best-selling books about menopause for useful information, and found nothing.
|
|
In Mexico Beach, a seaside town that was virtually wiped away, rescue teams used dogs as they combed through rubble piles and mangled structures one more time looking for survivors.
|
|
Career services site Zippia combed through data from the American Community Survey as well as median income figures from the U.S. Census to find the best platform for young professionals.
|
|
According to SI, the professors combed through 37,073 tweets from 113 players sent between the hours of 11 PM and 7 AM in their local time zones from 2009-2016.
|
|
Law enforcement sources tell us they've combed through security footage from the hotel, where Azealia claims Russell choked her, called her the n-word and spit on her in the hallway.
|
|
But in honor of the sugar crash that awaits us all later this evening, we combed through pages of stock photos to find the weirded doughnut photos agencies have to offer.
|
|
Just like the earlier Ready Player One trailers, the thing just begs to be combed through, frame by frame, to play Where's Waldo with Lara Croft or Ryu from Street Fighter.
|
|
So if you're headed to the festival, or want some inspo for public romantic rendezvous in general, we've combed through some of the best Coachella sex stories on Reddit for you.
|
|
A straitlaced family man with the air of a 1950s sitcom dad, Hilbert looked every inch a Fed, with an earnest gaze and neat brown hair combed into a crisp part.
|
|
Same went for the garbage, because I guess at the time I imagined my mom to be some kind of suspicious raccoon that combed through all the detritus in the house.
|
|
Wednesday's severe weather came as rescue teams combed through debris left by several tornadoes that pummeled southern Louisiana and Mississippi on Tuesday, claiming at least three lives and injuring dozens more.
|
|
But no one ever said a perfectly combed-through, loaded-up lash was effortless, so while the rest of the world lusted after eyebrow tattoos, I started looking up lash extensions.
|
|
But when Sarah Koenig, host of the 12-part NPR podcast, followed the happenings of the killing, combed through testimony and re-interviewed witnesses, new questions were raised about Adnan's case.
|
|
CNBC Make It combed through data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) to identify 11 occupations that pay workers more than $55,000 a year and require only an associate's degree.
|
|
An official report, based on findings by biologists and teams of dogs that combed the Ivanpah facility, documenting and categorizing every bird death, has since shown the impact to be low.
|
|
He combed through newspaper archives and listened to TV and radio broadcasts from the era, and studied Congressional Quarterly Almanacs, reports from Senate subcommittees and transcripts from hearings on the Hill.
|
|
The AutoDesk execs in charge of the design, dubbed the MaRS Mission Team, combed through the more applicable designs in an attempt to meet the preferences of most of the staffers.
|
|
The documents, combed through in the past year by dozens of journalists worldwide, show links to 72 current or former heads of state, including dictators accused of looting their own countries.
|
|
" • Because the photos used in the study were obtained from matchmaking and hookup Web sites, many of the heterosexual subjects had bathed and combed their hair, and were therefore judged "gay.
|
|
French authorities, acting on a tip from the Russian police, raided a hotel near Cannes last Sunday and combed through hundreds of hours of video to link suspects to the disorder.
|
|
The bomb was planted on a motorcycle parked near the center, which was cordoned off following the blast as security forces combed the scene, the Interior Ministry said in a statement.
|
|
Officials said they expected the death toll to rise as 290 people were unaccounted for in Sonoma County alone and search-and-rescue teams combed through gutted homes looking for bodies.
|
|
And those thousand will be sliced and sifted just as carefully as the nominee will have had to parse them — the quotes being combed as closely by foes and "friends" alike.
|
|
Earlier this year, the Wall Street Journal combed through the most recently available IRS data and found that 2,700 employees at U.S. nonprofits were paid more than $1 million in 2014.
|
|
Authorities combed through surveillance videos from businesses in the area and found a clip possibly showing a suspect last seen riding a light-colored mountain bike traveling west on Southgate Boulevard.
|
|
CNBC Make It combed through data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) Occupational Employment Statistics (OES) program in order to determine which of these medical professions offer the highest salaries.
|
|
The Freshfields team said it had combed through 128,20183 electronic documents and more than 740 folders of files, and that it had questioned 31 people, including Mr. Beckenbauer and Mr. Zwanziger.
|
|
Immigration agents combed through the Southwest to round up more than a million Mexican migrants in the region, shipping them over the border by truck, train, and boat without due process.
|
|
Two days later, investigators combed Frazee's home and 30-plus-acre property in Florissant, Colorado, with a search party of 75 officers, a law enforcement source told CNN at the time.
|
|
To assemble the exhibition, Jones combed through the holdings of Arnett's own personal collection and those of the Kentucky Folk Art Center at Morehead State University in Morehead, among other sources.
|
|
To get the full picture, he combed through her earlier electronic medical records, now archived in an old electronic warehouse, and found that her symptoms had started maybe a decade earlier.
|
|
Instead of seeing the bison down go to waste in landfills as a byproduct of the bison meat industry, the materials are sheared from hides, combed, cleaned, and blended with polyester.
|
|
Judges combed through thousands of entries from 78 countries to award more than $85,000 in prizes in 16 categories for the eighth annual edition of the Ocean Art Underwater Photo Competition.
|
|
Career services site Zippia combed through data from the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System to find the institution in each U.S. state where graduates go on to earn the highest salaries.
|
|
I combed through the list of Hollywood stars and found some reasonable replacements, the puzzle was accepted a month after submission and this publication date is just six weeks after acceptance.
|
|
In the wake of Friday&aposs terror attack near London Bridge, terrorism researchers combed chat groups popular with ISIS supporters on the messaging app Telegram looking for clues about the attack.
|
|
The motive behind the shooting was a mystery, but the victim had combed through pictures of people with past arrests and identified Mr. Steward, a father of eight, as the assailant.
|
|
The "Grey's Anatomy" star was spotted rockin' a brand new 'do Tuesday in WeHo -- combed up and to the side ... and a bit more bleached than what we're used to seeing.
|
|
Since then, the New Canaan Police Department with the help of Hartford Police and Fire Departments and Connecticut State Police have combed through various areas of the state, looking for the mother.
|
|
A Cleveland Police helicopter was deployed to search Lake Erie by air, but had to return due to weather and visibility, and Metroparks rangers combed the shoreline along Lake Erie, police said.
|
|
And she's definitely having fun with her new look, rocking it in a front-combed voluminous pompadour while out with friends (below), then taming it with a swoopy do while out shopping.
|
|
When investigators combed through the living room where Sharon Tate lay dead at 10050 Cielo Drive on the morning after the murders, they found a grand piano mere feet from her body.
|
|
The death toll from Tuesday's attack rose to three as police on Thursday combed the city in the east of France for a second day and manned checkpoints on the German border.
|
|
"This is the remaining data (the Windows tools)," the security researcher known as Hacker Fantastic, and who has regularly combed through the Shadow Brokers' dumps, told Motherboard in a Twitter direct message.
|
|
When staffers combed the campus, sifting through the damage, they said they happened upon a stunning scene: An open Bible on the pulpit of the campus church, undisturbed by the surrounding debris.
|
|
CNBC Make It combed through data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics to identify the occupations that pay workers more than $22026,24 a year and involve lots of quality time with animals.
|
|
There's really only one way to find out if you like something (trying it), but we combed through the list and found the best of the best classes and studios on ClassPass.
|
|
However, after a forensic accountant combed through his earnings and assets it was deemed that he had an 'extraordinarily high income' with the Grey's Anatomy star earning more than $521,000 a month.
|
|
Still others receive indirect compensation from mutual fund companies, insurance providers and other investment product manufacturers that investors could only see if they combed through the fine print of very complicated disclosures.
|
|
" As for achieving this style, Randall says, "I finger combed her hair back into a hook elastic, and secured it a bit higher than normal for more movement and a playful feel.
|
|
Across the city, thousands of rescue workers and special teams using sniffer dogs and heat sensors combed wreckage, while the massive outpouring of support from volunteers sparked global praise for Mexico's spirit.
|
|
Digital Shadows combed through Google searches, social media chatter and the dark web where they found discussions in Chinese and Russian hacker forums regarding how to use specific SAP and Oracle vulnerabilities.
|
|
Scientists led by Michael Worobey, a virologist at the University of Arizona and public health historian Richard McKay from the University of Cambridge, combed through thousands of 423-year-old serum samples.
|
|
Paradise, California (CNN)Rescue workers on Tuesday combed through debris of a charred mobile home park in Northern California, searching for the possible remains of victims with urgency before the rains started.
|
|
Australian law grants law-enforcement agencies broad authority to prosecute whistleblowers, and the police combed through thousands of files during their search of ABC's emails, drafts, raw footage, and other sensitive files.
|
|
Sunday night, federal agents combed through Mateen's apartment in the Atlantic coast town of Fort Pierce, about 120 miles southeast of Orlando, searching for clues, as numerous evidence vans sat parked outside.
|
|
They had combed through the list of shell companies and buyers of Trump-branded real estate properties and scrutinized the roster of tenants at Trump Tower reaching back more than several years.
|
|
George Washington University's John Sides and UC Berkeley's Jack Citrin combed through data on 20 European countries, a sample of 38,339 individual people, to see what best predicted negative attitudes toward immigrants.
|
|
She habitually went to Target on her lunch break, combed the sales racks and usually bought something that brought her an hour of happiness — until she realized she already owned similar items.
|
|
At Mr. Staley's request, an internal security team combed through video footage and went so far as to contact the United States Postal Inspection Service for help in identifying the letters' origins.
|
|
Advocates have combed through more than 500,000 police reports since July 2016 and reached out to about 70,000 crime victims with letters or phone calls, city officials said in a news release.
|
|
During a political campaign in 2012, Grayson's congressional campaign combed through his opponent Todd Long's divorce file and accused him — falsely, according to that candidate's ex-wife — of being a domestic abuser.
|
|
The commission combed through a long history of protected information, concerning everything from bomb tests to Communist infiltration, before calling for a vast reduction in the amount of federal information deemed ''classified.
|
|
Mach and her colleagues combed through data from 43,000 FEMA buyouts since 1989 and correlated their location and size to local income and census data, as well as post-flooding damage estimates.
|
|
Fugate stood up front, his hair combed back and his dress shirt tucked in, along with Hazel Keck, whose credit card debts, accumulated after a knee surgery, were being forgiven as well.
|
|
Earlier this year, the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, a nonpartisan think tank, combed through the financial filings of 258 major U.S. corporations to see how much tax they reported paying.
|
|
Published studies generally get combed through by peer reviewers (aka other scientists) as well as journal editors—if it's a non-bullshit journal—so this finding is upsetting to say the least.
|
|
They traveled the globe for nine months, sailed across three oceans, and combed the beaches of some of the world's most idyllic islands — including Hawaii, Bermuda, and the Azores — looking for plastic.
|
|
For his study, titled "Filtering Out the Bots: What Americans Actually Told the FCC about Net Neutrality Repeal," Singel combed through the more than 22 million comments that were submitted to the FCC.
|
|
"We have combed through every interview we have done with Mr. Trump over the past 20 years and at this time, we have not uncovered any other footage that rises to this level."
|
|
Using data from FactSet, CNBC PRO combed through the Dow members to find the stocks with the highest upside potential, according to the consensus 12-month target price from analysts on the Street.
|
|
Perhaps the only nod to the formal nature of past portraits is shown in his hair, with his thick blonde waves combed smartly into a side-part, no doubt by mom Princess Kate!
|
|
There's a lot to love, but in the interest of sparing our bank accounts and honing in on the biggest deals available, we combed through the sale's offerings and picked the very best.
|
|
To help you find some balance, as well as a party dress or two, we combed through page after page of metallic and sequins to round up this season's best holiday outfit options.
|
|
According to Ekelund, he and his colleagues first combed through the existing scientific literature and picked out 13 studies relating to how much time people spend sitting and mortality (defined as premature death).
|
|
Dreadlocks, dreads, locks, locs — whatever your term of choice for them may be — are essentially sections of hair that haven't been combed, brushed, or handled at all, according to celebrity hairstylist Lavette Slater.
|
|
Carbah says the work was kept tight-lipped even in the small Yuba department, as detectives combed through the decades-old case file and tracked down any surviving people from the original investigation.
|
|
Recessions have followed consecutive quarters of earnings declines 81 percent of the time, according to an analysis from JPMorgan Chase strategists, who said they combed through 115 years of records for their findings.
|
|
Autocrats round the world already combine online censorship with alternate histories to retain power—so what if such propaganda took on a distinctly American flavor, in the not-too-distant, combed-over future?
|
|
We combed through 2018 Federal Election Commission filings to see which A-listers were bucking up for the GOP, and John is leading the pack by a few football fields -- spending over $27,000.
|
|
They've combed through the list of shell companies and buyers of Trump-branded real estate properties and scrutinized the roster of tenants at Trump Tower reaching back more than a half-dozen years.
|
|
Hundreds of volunteers combed the area for signs of Timmy, and his "smiling face" was one of the first to appear on milk cartons used to raise awareness of missing children, reports NJ.com.
|
|
If you plan on shopping this year, we have you covered from nearly every point of entry, having combed through thousands of deals to cherry-pick the ones you won't want to miss.
|
|
For that piece, Mr. Barbaro and Ms. Twohey spoke with dozens of women both on and off the record and combed through hundreds of pages of published interviews, depositions, court transcripts and books.
|
|
Galvanized by public outrage, the police combed the area and on Tuesday announced that a 23-year-old man named Ransom May II had been arrested on a charge of cruelty to animals.
|
|
"I was chained by my left hand, limiting my freedom of movement to almost nil," Heineken said, in a statement, adding that he'd combed his hair with the tines of a plastic fork.
|
|
In an effort to give our makeup bags a serious dose of artistic flair, we combed through hundreds of the latest releases to find the prettiest of spring makeup — both inside and out.
|
|
To crack the code, we combed through tons of gorgeous Instagrams and pulled together a handful of shots that epitomize on-point shelfies — and the secrets we discovered couldn't be easier to copy.
|
|
In his younger days, Mr. Graham became a role model for aspiring evangelists, prompting countless young men to copy his cadences, his gestures and even the way he combed his wavy blond hair.
|
|
Before Tuesday's decision, UEFA officials had combed through various contracts and spoke with other main stakeholders, including broadcast partners, to make sure that postponement would not expose the organization in an unexpected way.
|
|
Mr. Ward said he and his team searched their local theater and community groups, contacted agents representing diverse actors and combed local hip-hop and salsa dance studios in search of cast members.
|
|
When Casey appears, wet hair combed, completely dressed, and finds Ian still under the covers and Kirsten standing by his bureau, Kirsten frowns and says that both boys seem really tired this morning.
|
|
We combed through all the songs we had on repeat in 2019 to make a Spotify playlist of great songs you can set on shuffle and use to celebrate your way into 2020.
|
|
Under the former system, the NSA collected phone records from millions of Americans and then combed through them to search for individual numbers it believed were connected to a terrorist or foreign government.
|
|
The researchers first combed through electronic medical records to identify 2,287 patients with obesity and Type 2 diabetes who had undergone one of four types of weight-loss surgery at the Cleveland Clinic.
|
|
Insider combed the photo archives and found that Trump more often than not gets much larger salt and pepper shakers than other foreign leaders or American politicians when dining at the White House.
|
|
In the more than two months since Martinez's patrolled the West Texas desert for the last time, the FBI interviewed hundreds of people, combed through cellular data and analyzed DNA from the scene.
|
|
Business Insider spoke with former Netflix employees and combed through job postings to identify trends that could help prospective candidates take the first step toward getting a job at Netflix — landing an interview.
|
|
Their journeys stalled at security checkpoints where Syrian Democratic Forces fighters combed the fleeing residents for Islamic State fighters who might be among them, before allowing the civilians to go onto the camp.
|
|
"Either the lines were faulty or the alignment of the coach wheels were disoriented," the railway secretary, Mofazzal Hossain, told reporters as rescue crews combed the wreckage for survivors, The Daily Star reported.
|
|
For decades, a shared media market has brought Mr. Sanders's Democratic socialism, semi-combed hair and Brooklyn accent into towns like Haverhill, Orford and Piermont, where people have had opinions about him for years.
|
|
We combed through our international fashion month coverage and analyzed all of our favorite IRL looks from spring; ranking them in order of positive vibes, from a state of relaxed comfort to absolute nirvana.
|
|
We combed through the offerings (read: did a lot of Yelp sleuthing) in 14 major cities across the country and found the best gym memberships under $50, and highlighted some of their best perks.
|
|
SHANGHAI, April 23 (Reuters) - China's yuan was little changed against the U.S. dollar on Tuesday as investors combed through a flurry of comments from policymakers for clues on the pace of further monetary easing.
|
|
After preliminary sorting at Pier 96, for example, many of San Francisco's salvaged materials are loaded straight into containers bound for China, where they will be combed over much more thoroughly before being recycled.
|
|
On the anniversary of the first lunar landing, BuzzFeed News has combed through the photo archives to reveal the fascinating, odd, and iconic moments that occurred during this historic feat some 50 years ago.
|
|
Not knowing exactly what might change in the men's bodies, ten teams of researchers spread across America combed through the samples and results to track as many molecular, cognitive and physical changes as possible.
|
|
In a desperate attempt to guess some of the things that might happen in Stranger Things Season 22017, I've combed through as many clues as I could find in the trailers and promotional material.
|
|
So she combed through her mother's meticulously-kept medical records after her diagnosis in January 2015, and told Beads of Courage all about the multitude of chemotherapy, spinal taps, IV's, hospital stays and shots.
|
|
CNBC Make It combed through data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) to identify seven occupations that pay more than $55,4803 a year, are rapidly hiring workers and do not require a degree.
|
|
"By constructing back-combed masterpieces on their heads and by wearing square suits, [political] women tend to look less feminine, or maybe less vulnerable," Russian ballerina Anastasia Volochkova told The Daily Beast in 2012.
|
|
The operation lasted until late in the night, and continued Wednesday morning, with a helicopter and several police teams, who searched other buildings in the area and combed through the neighborhood looking for clues.
|
|
Each time she combed out my hair, she tried to be gentle at first, but by the end of the show I'd always end up in tears and she'd be calling me tender-headed.
|
|
The reporter wrote it was time the president's son "starts dressing the part" and ditches his T-shirts and shorts in favor of a blazer, shirt and tie with combed hair when in public.
|
|
We've researched everything you need to know about buying a shiny new espresso machine for your home and we've combed through the details and reviews for dozens of machines so you don't have to.
|
|
On Friday, a large part of downtown remained off limits to civilians as detectives, and agents from the F.B.I. and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, combed through the sprawling crime scene.
|
|
We've researched everything you need to know about buying a shiny new espresso machine for your home and we've combed through the details and reviews for dozens of machines so you don't have to.
|
|
The 100% combed cotton and jersey-knit sheets get a 4.6/5-star rating from more than 800 Amazon reviewers who generally seem to revere the sheets for their ability to keep from pilling.
|
|
She was wearing her favorite black velvet dress, with a touch of makeup and her hair neatly combed; she had on black patent-leather shoes and lay face up in the modestly sized coffin.
|
|
Dr. Vijg and his colleagues combed through the data, noting the year that each person in the database died, and charted the greatest age that someone had reached in each year since the 1960s.
|
|
On Tuesday, a team with search dogs combed through the charred ruins of the structure and discovered the bodies of four more apparently homeless people, raising the death toll to five, the statement said.
|
|
Mark Salling did not leave a suicide note and cops have already combed his home, his car and the area where he hanged himself and nothing has turned up ... law enforcement sources tell TMZ.
|
|
Vessels from Brazil, Britain, Chile, Russia and the United States, among others, combed the seas as part of the search for the German-made submarine, which had been part of Argentina's fleet since 1985.
|
|
As forensics specialists combed through bloodstained wreckage at the site of the two church bombings, security officials found and defused explosive devices at other locations in Alexandria and Tanta, the state news media reported.
|
|
We combed everyone's favorite source of outfit inspiration (Instagram, of course) for some cool, public-facing looks that incorporate black leggings, ranked in order from no-brainer ensembles to full-fledged trend-driven getups.
|
|
For nearly 12 hours on Monday, the Baltimore County Police Department locked down the residential neighborhood of Perry Hall as officers methodically combed the area, searching wooded fields and behind homes for the suspects.
|
|
All rooms have one King or two Double beds with Frette duvets and bedding, combed and ring-spun cotton terry towels, smart flat-screen TVs, minibar, Keurig coffeemaker, marble bathrooms, and free Wi-Fi.
|
|
Over the last year, Sean Corcoran and Susan Gail Johnson, the exhibition's curators, combed through hundreds of negatives before finally picking the ones that would be on view for this small yet powerful show.
|
|
On November 23rd state prosecutors combed more offices of the South Korean consumer-electronics firm, part of a probe into an influence-peddling case that could be the undoing of President Park Geun-hye's administration.
|
|
In a letter to the department, the foundation, which combed through more than 20,000 pages of application materials, said that the bulk of the agency's letters of support had come from institutions that it accredited.
|
|
For the current study, the researchers combed through the data for each of the 59 participants, focusing specifically on how much they had moved and how well they had slept, hoping to find discernible patterns.
|
|
The Chilcot Inquiry's 2.6 million words will be combed through for some time to come, especially by those who are suggesting that the bereaved families might yet seek legal action against Blair in the courts.
|
|
"I love brushing Bumble and Bumble's Sumo Gel through eyebrows because it really keeps them in place, but I like to use hairspray sprayed onto a spoolie brush and combed through hairs, too," Barnes says.
|
|
We at Mashable combed through our favorite romantic TV moments — from stolen kisses to declarations of love to cartoons who fuse mind and body, this list shows that TV truly taught us how to love.
|
|
Firefighters, police, soldiers and volunteers combed through the ruins, some using their hands, watched anxiously by dozens of the victims' family members who wore thick jackets, woollen hats and scarves to combat the winter chill.
|
|
Grim discovery ends search Volunteers and police combed the area after the friend reported the couple missing, but it wasn't until April 30 that Matus' white SUV was found about five miles from the bar.
|
|
Whether you're looking for a new pair of headphones, or some great new speakers, we've combed through the various circulars and advertisements to find the best of the best Black Friday headphone and speaker deals.
|
|
Researchers from Chalmers University of Technology and the University of Gothenburg in Sweden combed through large volumes of bacterial DNA and uncovered 76 previously unknown genes that help make bacteria resistant to last-resort antibiotics.
|
|
KABUL (Reuters) - Afghan police and security officials combed through the wreckage of a member of parliament's house in Kabul on Thursday after an attack by Taliban gunmen in which at least seven people were killed.
|
|
Tiny pieces of evidence were swabbed, plucked and combed from me: bits of me and, they hoped, bits of him, to be used in court one day to prove who had done this to me.
|
|
The only way you could really know which brand is the cheapest is if you combed through each site and compared the prices of a random sampling of products to ultimately come to a conclusion.
|
|
But as scholars and conspiracy theorists have combed through the files, they have not yet reported discovering conclusive evidence that definitively changes the previous understanding of the assassination or the weeks and months surrounding it.
|
|
And at Gucci, there were several mid-80s-like perms: One model's mass of curls was pulled back at the sides and then combed out for a fluffiness that espoused the house's geek-chic code.
|
|
Roman combed through the police killing data from the Police Violence Report, verifying it with other reports and the Washington Post's database, to get an idea of how many police killings there were in 2017.
|
|
The main portion of the helicopter lay in a northern forest wreathed in mist, with its blades shattered into pieces, as dozens of rescuers combed the wreck for survivors, pictures released by emergency authorities showed.
|
|
Throughout the day on Monday, the parents of the missing men gathered near a cluster of police cars on the property, as investigators combed the farm for any signs of the men, Mr. Potash said.
|
|
BuzzFeed News combed through thousands of photographs that made headlines and widened our perspectives of the world, eventually narrowing our selections down to 50 images that cut to the heart of what 2019 was about.
|
|
BuzzFeed News combed through thousands of pictures from this past decade, paring down to a handful for each year that best represent the ethos and events that shaped the world as we know it today.
|
|
He had been closely watched for miles, in sidelong glances and gazes, by the driver, a large, somewhat handsome man, who, with his carefully combed hair and clueless lopsided smile, resembled the young Ronald Reagan.
|
|
The cave where Tucker and Hunter had found the chamber of bones was well known to spelunkers, but satellite images led Berger to locate an entire underground network that had not been combed for fossils.
|
|
They've combed through local news articles and monitored local cable interviews with residents in states like Iowa, Minnesota, Michigan, Arizona, Colorado, Florida and Texas to find these folks who are being hurt by Trump's policies.
|
|
Cohen and Stephanos, both 14, would never be seen again, despite a weeks-long search by the US Coast Guard and dozens of others who combed sea, air and land for clues to the boys' disappearance.
|
|
Next he back-combed the crown for additional volume and took several pieces of hair that framed her face and pinned them to the back of her head using matte bobby pins to secure the look.
|
|
For the past five years, the one-stop-shop of K-beauty — Soko Glam— has combed through the year's mountains of new products to compile a list of the 10 most innovative products of the year.
|
|
The dog's distinct coat — described by the club as a combination of wavy and curly hair that forms corkscrew curls — needs to be washed occasionally, and, for the best look, combed every two to three weeks.
|
|
PARIS, Dec 15 (Reuters) - The death toll from Thursday's collision between a train and a school bus has risen to six, a source familiar with the investigation said on Friday, as investigators combed the mangled wreckage.
|
|
The French president's office had "combed through their archives and explained they had no trace of a Joseph Mifsud or the existence of a 'Comité du Risque', for that matter!" the official said in an email.
|
|
While researching her book, Matt combed through centuries' worth of case reports and found that nostalgia was listed fairly frequently as a cause of death for soldiers in some major wars, in particular the Civil War.
|
|
Yes, I mean the one you clicked on three years ago, you had no idea what you were doing, and got our house raided, our hard drives confiscated and combed over for the next three weeks.
|
|
The latest slump this week was triggered by a request from the ECB, in its role as bank supervisor, for more information on these bad loans having already combed their accounts during the 2014 stress tests.
|
|
WAVERLY, Va. (Reuters) - Residents and rescue crews on Thursday combed through wreckage left by storms that lashed the eastern United States, killing at least eight people and injuring scores across a number of states, officials said.
|
|
So, in an attempt to stop going broke with constant trips to the tailor, we combed the Internet and selected 24 gorgeous dresses — featuring styles for work, weddings, and weekends — that'll complement every petite woman's shape.
|
|
Rene says he's only combed through about 30 percent of the unit so far -- it's so jam-packed -- and starting Tuesday he's going to put everything up for auction, and he's expecting to rake in $50,000!!!
|
|
We've combed the major streaming services to compile the following list of 31 terrific TV shows you can easily finish in a single day, even with breaks for eating, napping, or paying attention to your children.
|
|
She kept her hair combed straight back, neatly twisted into a bun that resembled the brass pin her friend, fellow artist Alexander Calder, once gave her, with a coil shaped like the "O" of her name.
|
|
Home Collection All-Season Down-Alternative Comforter This fine-combed 100% imported microfiber yarn comforter has a soft down-like feel, stays fluffed all night long, keeps you allergy-free, and is ideal for all seasons.
|
|
Once Mr. Mueller has combed through the evidence, Mr. Trump's lawyers plan to ask him to affirm that Mr. Trump is not under investigation, either for colluding with Russian operatives or for trying to obstruct justice.
|
|
We've combed through the major retailers to scope out the best deals across the tech spectrum and there are some pretty killer deals on laptops, TVs, headphones, smartphones, tablets, and gaming devices heading into day three.
|
|
They could not have been more different, Holt points out — Gödel so fastidious in his white linen suit, Einstein with his "pillow-combed hair" and enormous trousers (Holt is wonderful on the self-presentation of scientists).
|
|
For decades, Civil War buffs and assorted fortune seekers have combed the hills and forests of northwestern Pennsylvania, looking for a Union shipment of gold that reportedly was lost near tiny Dents Run in June 1863.
|
|
On the eyes, he applied Dior's new Pump n' Volume mascara (which will be available in April) at the roots of the center top lashes, then quickly combed it outward to the rest of the lash.
|
|
Inside a dreary industrial shed at a private company called Regal Recycling, a team of workers in rubber boots and face masks combed through a 203-foot-tall pile of organic waste collected from various schools.
|
|
The latest slump this week was triggered by a request from the ECB, in its role as bank supervisor, for more information on these bad loans, having already combed their accounts during the 2014 stress tests.
|
|
The death toll from Tuesday's attack rose to three while police on Thursday combed the city in the east of France for a second day and manned checkpoints on the German border in their search for Chekatt.
|
|
But the subject has also bewitched a small group of scholars, who have combed through the surprisingly detailed data sets available on the practice and formulated theories to explain why they occurred when and where they did.
|
|
After astronomers combed through some of the distant data, they were surprised to see that some of the galaxies they were looking at were not close spiral galaxies of a normal size, but huge ones farther away.
|
|
Forensic police combed the scene on Sunday after investigators named the victims as a 51-year-old woman from the Lueneburg area in northern Germany and a 65-year-old man from the Borken area near Muenster.
|
|
The department then sent a picture of the suspect to the Maryland Coordination and Analysis Center, which combed through one of the nation's largest databases of mug shots and driver's license photos in search of a match.
|
|
Police Fear Possibility of Serial Killer Investigators combed Kohlhepp's property after finding the woman on Thursday and fear he may be a serial killer, USA Today reports, though no bodies had been found as of 7 p.m.
|
|
A committee counsel told reporters Monday that the immediate goal of the requests is to put together "a very large treasure trove of evidence" that can be combed through to guide the investigation and determine future witnesses.
|
|
Firefighters began gaining ground on wildfires that killed at least 240 people in the past week, the deadliest blazes in California's history, as winds eased and searchers combed charred ruins for more victims with hundreds still missing.
|
|
On the data-side, Dr. Rahul Gupta, West Virginia health commissioner, spoke about how his department combed through hundreds of records on opioid overdose deaths to create a portrait of who was dying and to identify trends.
|
|
Rescue workers combed through the rubble to look for four other missing people overnight on Tuesday and on Wednesday morning beneath one of the many steep hills of the city's historic quarter, a UNESCO world heritage site.
|
|
HUALIEN, Taiwan (Reuters) - Scores of aftershocks hampered rescue efforts on Thursday as emergency personnel combed through collapsed buildings in search of survivors after a powerful earthquake killed at least 7.63 people near Taiwan's tourist city of Hualien.
|
|
Georgiana Ketcham, 82, discovered Shelter Island more than 50 years ago, after her husband inherited a boat and the couple combed the Long Island coast between Amityville and Montauk, looking for a place for a summer home.
|
|
Researchers who have combed through historical documents and records have yet to definitively prove the existence of the club — which, according to Dellschau's memoirs, met regularly to share and discuss members' proposals for aircrafts of the future.
|
|
And few places are more in motion than the volcanic geyserworks of Yellowstone, with glaciers melting and fires raging and sage prairies combed by migrations of bluebirds, mudpots and fumaroles gurgling and waterfalls and wild rivers tumbling.
|
|
While two "referees" combed through the crowd, Aponte announced that she wouldn't date anyone who "is a tourist or doesn't live in this country," is "named Jimmy," is "looking just to hook up," or is "under 5'10".
|
|
While you wait for the action, get caught up with contributor Mark Harris, who has combed through court documents to bring you details on Uber's intelligence unit, out to spy on competitors—especially the one it called 'Giraffe.
|
|
Dinescu, who's studying clinical psychology at UVA, along with colleagues at the University of Southern California and Washington State University, combed through the Washington State Twin Registry to compare twins' relationship statuses and their self-reported drinking habits.
|
|
"They combed the campground but missed a big tract of private property next door," says Thompson, adding he followed a path on the property where he found a tree with a Spalding little league baseball wedged into it.
|
|
So, we reached out to people who've been to nude beaches before and combed through stories from adventurous Redditors, for the first-time tips you'll need not only to survive a nude beach, but to actually enjoy yourself.
|
|
You, intrepid Instagram artist, have "clicked on images in Instagram and combed through all of the comments on the thousands of posts [you] viewed to determine which comments had interesting language that [you] wanted to comment on" — i.e.
|
|
DURANGO, Mexico (Reuters) - At least 65 U.S. citizens were aboard the Aeromexico passenger jet that crashed in northern Mexico, a U.S. official said on Wednesday, as investigators combed the wreckage for clues to the cause of the accident.
|
|
According to a statement from the state government of Chihuahua released Monday, searchers combed the village or Urique in search of the 34-year-old teacher, rappelling into 900-foot ravines and checking cabins, per the Associated Press.
|
|
BORACAY, Philippines (Reuters) - Volunteers combed near-empty beaches and workers boarded up shops on the island of Boracay on Thursday, as the Philippines' top tourist spot closed for a six-month makeover aimed at rescuing it from ruin.
|
|
While we can't exactly stalk them on Venmo nor look at their bank statements, we combed through the interwebs for a rundown of the estates, assets, and estimated millions associated with each member of the royal family tree.
|
|
While search teams combed the countryside on Tuesday morning, Gabriella Vitale, 2, wandered onto the porch of a house less than half a mile from where she went missing, Lt. Travis House of Michigan State Police told CNN.
|
|
MIAMI, March 16 (Reuters) - Rescue workers combed through the rubble of a pedestrian bridge that collapsed onto several lanes of traffic at Florida International University, but hopes of finding more survivors were fading early on Friday, police said.
|
|
For a half dozen published research studies, I've analyzed data from a nation-wide survey of organic farmers, scrutinized the USDA's organic operations database, and combed transcripts from interviews with certifiers, inspectors, consultants and National Organic Program officials.
|
|
A committee counsel told reporters Monday that the immediate goal of the requests is to put together "a very large treasure trove of evidence" that can be combed through to help guide the investigation and determine future witnesses.
|
|
The tweets were combed for references to 1,430 popular foods and 376 types of exercise and physical activity (while ruling out mentions where people seemed to be watching or talking about sports instead of actually participating in them).
|
|
Hannity has been a talk-radio host for three decades — he has been on television a comparatively meager 23 years — and his posture was relaxed, his normally helmeted-for-TV hair swept into a hand-combed side part.
|
|
Mr. Turner, leaving his base in Italy, took over on March 21950, 21972, succeeding George Bush, who had tried to steer the C.I.A. for a year while congressional committees combed through the agency's history after the Watergate scandal.
|
|
Much later, when I decided to write a children's book, hair seemed like a natural subject, inspired by the special time I shared with my mom as she combed my hair, which had awakened my love of storytelling.
|
|
The movie combed the title city looking for a harrowing-enough story upon which to feast its fly-on-the-wall filmmaking, and settled on a motel that became a de facto detention center overseen by racist cops.
|
|
She spread her fingers apart and expertly combed through the damp semolina, rubbing the flour in her hands to encourage gritty clumps, spinning her palms around the sides of the bowl and winding her way to the center.
|
|
In his early years at Elias, Mr. Siwoff delivered updated statistics for the major leagues' batting and pitching leaders to New York newspapers and wire services like The Associated Press after the bureau combed through daily box scores.
|
|
There&aposs no CD that will work for everyone, but we combed through offerings at around a dozen national banks as well as popular comparison sites, like Bankrate and Nerdwallet, to find the strongest options available right now.
|
|
But she hated it when I combed her hair in the bath, so I used to put a bowl of M&M's in the bath — it was the only way that she would let me analyze her hair color.
|
|
To help job seekers better focus their efforts, CNBC Make It combed through data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics to identify the occupations that pay workers more than $75,000 a year and do not require a bachelor's degree.
|
|
BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil held 10 presumed Islamist militants in isolation cells at a maximum security jail on Friday as police combed their computers and mobile phones for information about possible threats to next month's Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.
|
|
While I'm much more onboard for the evil twin thing (mostly because of how long I've combed the show for clues about the theory) I also would be equally pleased if A.D. ended up being Spencer in some capacity.
|
|
Brussels airport seemed likely to remain shut for several days over the busy Easter holiday weekend, since the departure hall was still being combed as a crime scene on Wednesday and repairs can only begin once investigators are finished.
|
|
The total is much higher than authorities had first estimated on Saturday as rescuers combed the wreckage of the 17-storey building in the southern city of Tainan with sniffer dogs and acoustic equipment, looking for signs of life.
|
|
VIENNA (Reuters) - Coalition talks between Austrian conservative Sebastian Kurz's party and the far-right Freedom Party began in earnest on Monday as they combed through the nation's finances in search of billions in savings to fund planned tax cuts.
|
|
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration may have greatly underestimated the number of fetal deaths among women who became pregnant after using Bayer AG's Essure contraceptive device, according to a private analyst who combed through the agency's public database.
|
|
The man wore his black hair long in front and combed romantically back in the style of Frankie Sinatra, but his brush mustache suggested an officious nature and my grandfather sensed he might be in for a hard time.
|
|
Park rangers and search-and-rescue crews, who combed the area on foot and in a helicopter, found one person who had died and another who had been injured, Scott Gediman, a spokesman for Yosemite, said in a statement.
|
|
Technology-news outlets and meticulous netizens who had combed through the terms of its user agreement found that by signing up, users had granted ZAO "completely free", "irrevocable" and "perpetual" rights to all content they uploaded to its platform.
|
|
Now the nonprofit is part of a federal investigation into Mr. Gilliam, which was thrust into public view on Monday in a raid of his home by the F.B.I. For hours, agents combed through the house, carrying out boxes.
|
|
At Eniac Ventures, a venture firm in New York and San Francisco, the partners recently combed through their companies and identified the "gross margins" — a measure of profitability — for each one, said Nihal Mehta, general partner of the firm.
|
|
He has tousled yellowed-pewter hair combed forward in a mature Noel Gallagher style and wore a baggy striped dress shirt that persisted in coming untucked, and oval eyeglasses that slid down to the tip of a prominent nose.
|
|
Fraternity pledges who died in 2017 "Investigators intensely employed hours of investigative research, combed through several pieces of physical evidence, and conducted dozens of interviews with the assistance of the Florida State University Police Department," a police statement said.
|
|
To highlight the tremendous moments in activism that have defined this past decade, BuzzFeed News combed through thousands of pictures to highlight the ones that best represent the events that have shaped the world as we know it today.
|
|
TEPECOACUILCO, Mexico (Reuters) - Beside a one-lane highway in southwestern Mexico, surrounded by green fields and wildflowers, investigators combed a dump on Friday for any trace of 43 student teachers whose disappearance has haunted the country for five years.
|
|
In assessing the future impact of personalized medicine (also called precision medicine) on healthcare spending, the NBER combed through a database of more than 130,000 global clinical trials over the past two decades and looked at trials targeting specific biomarkers.
|
|
The organization combed through press reports, court files and conducted interviews in an effort to monitor what happens to deportees once they return to El Salvador, a feat that no government or agency had previously done, Human Rights Watch said.
|
|
The late January disclosure led to a frenzy of phone calls among trading houses and banks - and the cancellation of holidays over the Lunar New Year period - as warehousers combed through their stock to make sure all was in order.
|
|
To help you get the best return for your education investment, CNBC Make It combed through data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics to identify all the occupations that pay workers with an associate's degree more than $2570,22026 a year.
|
|
The site combed through all 1,396 acceptance speeches archived on the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences' website to find out who winners were most likely to thank when they ascended the steps of the stage to accept their Oscar.
|
|
THE man who has done more than anyone to create an air of apprehension around Italy's coming election is a genial fellow with a round face, a broad nose and silvery hair combed forward in the style of the ancient Romans.
|
|
The death toll from a fire in a centuries-old area of the Bangladesh capital, Dhaka, jumped dramatically to 70 on Thursday, a fire official said, and could keep climbing as fire fighters combed the wreckage of the destroyed building.
|
|
To take a closer look at the impact of patients' ability to get the new drugs, the researchers combed through healthcare claims data on 211.5,29 adults with hypercholesterolemia who were prescribed a PCSK221 inhibitor between August 22 and December 93.
|
|
Afterward, their interviews were combed over for common themes, all related to the impact they felt from new opioid-related policies and the overall change in societal attitudes toward opioids (In the research world, this is known as a qualitative study).
|
|
Fugro works on a "confidence level" of 95 percent, a statistical measurement used, in Fugro's case, to indicate how certain the plane debris was not in the area they have already combed, a seabed peppered with steep cliffs and underwater volcanoes.
|
|
We've combed through the shimmies and the shakes to find the best dancers of the show thus far – plus, when and where you should recreate them: The Sing and ShakeCarrie Underwood and Sam Hunt perfected this Grease-esque back-and-forth.
|
|
Analysts said it was not clear how those banks had been chosen, given that their bad loan exposure was not the same across the board and that their accounts were already combed by the ECB in the 2014 stress tests.
|
|
These investigations, along with a review published in March that combed the developmental psychology and cognitive neuroscience literature, illustrate how meditative practices have the potential to actually change the structure and function of the brain in ways that foster academic success.
|
|
Critics have combed through 12 years of his opinions on the District of Columbia Circuit, second only to the Supreme Court in the high profile cases it decides, without coming across a single opinion that is half baked or unreasonable.
|
|
We combed through the Occupational Information Network (O*NET), a US Department of Labor database that compiles detailed information on hundreds of occupations, to find positions with a median annual salary of over $70,000 that don't require heavy math skills.
|
|
Mr. Martin was never particularly trendy, and when the Beatles adopted the flowery fashions of psychedelia in 19943 and 1967 he continued to attend sessions in a white shirt and tie, his hair combed back in a schoolmasterly pre-Beatles style.
|
|
Every conceivable take regarding this move has been combed over and explored in the past two days, and the NBA discourse has eaten itself into a stomachache by devouring the nits and fleas off the raggedy coat of Durant's departure.
|
|
Ahead, I've combed the internet to find the prettiest, coolest, chicest, most eye-catching (in a classy way, not in a "Why is there a giant gorilla with Band-Aid nipples on this cleanser bottle?" way) primpers on the planet.
|
|
For days, local and federal investigators combed the gunman's home — and six blocks around it — where deputies arrived earlier this month expecting to serve a search warrant and interview the man's son in connection with a criminal sexual assault case.
|
|
"You bathe him and dry him and then trim him, then retrim him at the show, then trim him again when he wins," said Taffe McFadden, Bill's wife, as her husband carefully combed and clipped the pooch backstage before the show.
|
|
In 2007, researchers combed through data collected on 7,303 pregnancies from 1959 to 1965 and found that it took heavier women a median of one to two months longer to conceive, compared with women with B.M.I.s in the "normal weight" range.
|
|
YANGON (Reuters) - Hair helps to pay the rent for Za Za Lin, whose eyes filled with tears as her long black mane was combed, cut, and untangled by practiced hands at a roadside market stall in Myanmar's commercial hub of Yangon.
|
|
Two weeks from now, the Toronto Raptors' roster might look as different as Danny Green's combed-out mohawk with looming decisions from Kawhi Leonard, Marc Gasol and Green that brought an air of uncertainty to Monday's street party in Ontario.
|
|
As part of his dissertation research, excerpted in a working paper, he combed through 79 years of back issues of American Rifleman, the NRA's flagship publication, from 1930 to 2008, reviewing some 422 staff editorials on political, gun control-related topics.
|
|
We combed through offerings to find incredible, affordable overwater bungalows in the South Pacific, the Caribbean and Central America, and Asia based on our own travels, as well as past guest ratings and feedback, with all the desirable amenities you'll want.
|
|
It was an era defined by back-combed hair, Vivienne Westwood's Victorian-meets-punk clothing and Boy George, whom Habberley soon met and befriended (along with Leigh Bowery and a cast of other scenesters, many of whom appear in the book).
|
|
The police continued to block some traffic along the southern end of the strip on Tuesday evening as they combed over the concert site, which was littered with lawn chairs, backpacks and other personal belongings fans left behind as they fled.
|
|
Available at every price point — from a $4 drugstore gem to Dior's take on the trendy beauty item — we've combed the internet's vast landscape of beauty reviews to bring you eight of the most-hearted, highly-rated lip scrubby sticks.
|
|
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads This year, Hyperallergic writers and editors combed Philadelphia, Denver, Miami, Pittsburgh, and many other US cities to get a taste for what the country had to offer in its museums, galleries, and performance spaces.
|
|
Dressed in a dark suit and a muted tie, with his flyaway hair neatly combed, Bernie Sanders looked funereal as he belatedly read a statement to the media on Wednesday afternoon—278 hours after the polls closed in the Michigan primary.
|
|
BOSTON — More than 20,000 drug cases tied to a disgraced former state chemist appear headed for dismissal, lawyers for the American Civil Liberties Union and public defenders said Tuesday as they combed through legal filings from local prosecutors in Massachusetts.
|
|
On the morning of his first visit to Capitol Hill, as he donned a slick gray windowpane suit and a black polka-dot tie and combed his perfect hair back from his perfect forehead, Evans felt a wave of doubt.
|
|
After filing the surface, he took a fine-toothed steel engraving tool and combed successive straight lines into the gold to create a silk-like radiance — a Renaissance-era technique requiring a well-trained hand to make perfectly parallel lines.
|
|
Dr. Britton and his colleagues wanted to know what gave these strains their edge, so they combed through over 200 sugars and amino acids present in the gut to see if these microbes better utilized some food source compared with others.
|
|
In the days following the murder, the police knocked on more than five hundred doors near the grocery, checked hospitals for gunshot-wound patients, obtained phone records and 22014 tapes, and combed police records for other robberies in the area.
|
|
Local authorities and a team from the Philadelphia office of the F.B.I., along with cadaver dogs, combed through the farm, sifting the soil between rows of corn, digging up concrete with a backhoe, and surveying the land on all-terrain vehicles.
|
|
BORACAY, Philippines, April 26 (Reuters) - Volunteers combed near-empty beaches and workers boarded up shops on the island of Boracay on Thursday, as the Philippines' top tourist hotspot closed for a six-month makeover aimed at rescuing it from ruin.
|
|
"You see all these girls wearing them at a bar, it's like a hat-off," said Nicola Smith, 45, who inspected Signes fedoras while her friend, Anahera Parata, 32, combed through beaded and cloth bands to wrap around her Hills hat.
|
|
Naadam, a line specializing in cashmere basics, delivers on all fronts: hand-combed, cruelty-free, ethically-sourced Mongolian cashmere in sophisticated shapes (many of them unisex), all at a price you can feel good about (most sweaters are under $200).
|
|
Joining three other rocks on a postcard of the combed-gravel garden at the Ryoanji Temple in Kyoto, Japan, the drawing becomes a diffident little stand-in for the artist himself, offering a brief but unmistakable blip of self-referential satori.
|
|
Befrienders Worldwide They combed through the drug use data on more than 26,000 people who participated in the study between 2005 and 2014 and found that Americans reported using 203 medications with depression and suicidal symptoms listed among their side effects.
|
|
About 30 teams of rangers combed the forest above the cave Thursday in a bid to find a chimney that could potentially be dug out to reach the group, who are believed to be between 800-1000 meters below the surface.
|
|
The death toll from an attack in the Afghan capital has climbed to 40, the Health Ministry said Tuesday, as police and rescue workers combed through the smoldering public welfare building where the gunmen held out for eight hours against security forces.
|
|
Indicated 0.5 percent higher The U.S. Food and Drug Administration may have greatly underestimated the number of foetal deaths among women who became pregnant after using Bayer's Essure contraceptive device, according to a private analyst who combed through the agency's public database.
|
|
Douglas Greenig, founder of Florin Court Capital, meanwhile, said he had profited from both the rising and falling currency in 2017 and 2018, as his quantitative fund models combed the market for trending prices and then leveraged those patterns to profit from them.
|
|
Sitting on a sofa, dressed like a typical Myanmar official in a traditional sarong-like garment called a longyi, with neatly combed hair, glasses and placid expression, he recounted the stories of his own family members arrested by the former military regime.
|
|
Instead, we here at VICE have exhaustively combed through all eight seasons of the show and an entire bookshelf of books, meticulously cataloguing everything that has led up to the final episode and distilling the remaining relevant details into one easily digestible package.
|
|
She combed through the Tennessee law, pointing out oddities like the use of "execute" in two different ways within paragraphs of one another: one to mean a computer program executing; the other seemingly refers to the execution, as in satisfaction, of a contract.
|
|
If you've ever combed through racks upon racks of vintage dresses, you're probably familiar with just how tough it is to find a perfect one — they're always just slightly too frilly, too itchy, or too puffy-sleeved to work for every day.
|
|
So whether you're looking to make the leap to 4K, upgrade to a smart TV, or just get a bigger and better set, we've combed through the stacks of ads to find the very best deals on TVs for you this Black Friday.
|
|
Midway through a line about having three children and a wife, T.J., 33 and lanky with a long face and combed-back hair, paused to wryly point out that at 16, this was what he'd thought country songs were supposed to be like.
|
|
I did what my mother and my aunts taught me to do: combed through the strands with my fingers and, after shaking my head into a towel, I drenched each strand with oil and pink lotion, and wrapped it in a headscarf.
|
|
To make your V-Day shopping even easier, we combed through Nordstrom's gift lists — which include gifts for him, gifts for her, gifts for friends, and more — and picked a handful of our favorite gifts, clothes, accessories, and decorations for every budget.
|
|
Robert Engelman, a senior fellow at the Worldwatch Institute, an environmental research group in DC, co-authored a report for Worldwatch that combed through scientific research to look for evidence of the impact population health, particularly reproductive health, has on the environment.
|
|
According to the Richmond Times-Dispatch, Democrats combed over a petition to get Shaun Brown on the November ballot for Virginia's 2nd District and found at least two questionable signatures out of hundreds reportedly gathered by four staffers for Taylor's reelection campaign.
|
|
Her pale silky hair, cut short, seemed to lift in a perpetual breeze of static; as she searched for the right sentence, or the detail of a scene, she combed her fingers through it unconsciously until it crackled and stood on end.
|
|
PARIS — Since the November attacks in Paris, the Belgian authorities have conducted dozens of raids, combed whole neighborhoods for well-known militants and even locked down the capital for days, all part of promises to step up efforts to root out jihadists.
|
|
" A spokeswoman for the show said in a statement: "We have combed through every interview we have done with Mr. Trump over the past 20 years and at this time, we have not uncovered any other footage that rises to this level.
|
|
Children's Books When I was a little girl, I loved the moments I spent with my mom as she did my hair — not so much getting my hair combed, but the ritual around the process, and the magic we created out of it.
|
|
We pretended there were people who lived in my hair, and as she combed each section, we'd "visit" our regular cast of characters — usually based on real-life friends and relatives — creating elaborate story lines about the goings-on in their lives.
|
|
Teresa Rogstad of Humana and Natasha Parekh, a physician with the University of Pittsburgh, were co-authors of the study, which combed through 54 studies and reports published since 2012 that estimated the waste or savings from changes in practice and policy.
|
|
And there we were, me crouched over in my chair, her bent between my knees, holding up a jar of Soultanicals hair butter as I parted and combed and wove her hair into an intricate pattern of flat twists, enjoying our closeness.
|
|
I took more tours with more brokers, climbed more stairs, poked into more closets, combed more listings, explored more neighborhoods I'd never heard of and, finally, I found a two-bedroom apartment on a block in brownstone Brooklyn across from a subway stop.
|
|
We've combed through the major retailers like Walmart, Amazon, Best Buy, and beyond to scope out the best deals across the tech spectrum and there are some pretty killer deals on laptops, TVs, headphones, smartphones, tablets, and gaming devices heading into day three.
|
|
Mr. Tsirogiannis, of the Scottish Center for Crime and Justice Research in Glasgow, combed through an archive of 13,103 photos and documents seized in 2002 from an Italian antiquities dealer, Gianfranco Becchina, who was convicted in 2011 of trafficking in looted objects.
|
|
Out of the 50 writers included in the book — from T. S. Eliot and George Sand to Malcolm Gladwell and Joyce Carol Oates — there wasn't one, Ms. Newman said, who didn't prove a rich subject as she combed through their writing and interviews.
|
|
ProPublica has combed through recently declassified documents, including CIA cables and Zubaydah's own account of what he endured, and books by officials involved in the CIA's interrogation program to assemble the fullest public account of Haspel's role in the questioning of Zubaydah.
|
|
After Haspel was appointed deputy director, Raymond Bonner of ProPublica combed through declassified documents and books on the Zubaydah interrogation and found evidence that as chief of base of the black site, she played a central role in organizing what occurred there.
|
|
Image 2 of 2 HIROSHIMA, Japan – Rescuers combed through mud-covered hillsides and near riverbanks Tuesday to look for dozens of people still missing after days of heavy rains caused flooding and mudslides in southwestern Japan, where the death toll has risen to 122.
|
|
The report alleges that it obliged gay soldiers to reveal the names of gay comrades, combed their mobile phones for leads and even mounted sting operations using gay dating apps—all of which appear to be against the army's regulations and may also be illegal.
|
|
Briana Harris, a junior at historically-black Virginia State University, got an unusual campus job this past semester: for six hours a week, at $25 dollars an hour, Harris combed through Virginia school yearbooks looking for images of white people doing anything culturally insensitive.
|
|
Wearing starch white shirts with his slick hair combed in a neat side-part, he was downright chummy at his Senate confirmation hearings while discussing his "formative" years at Georgetown Prep, the fancy school he passed through before going to Yale and then Yale Law.
|
|
As such, we combed through all 120 minutes of the premiere Jersey Shore reunion episodes and meticulously noted each instance a cast member said they (or a fellow cast member) has changed, and then exhibited some behavior that proves they actually kinda sorta didn't.
|
|
Joe: We talked to Mark and combed through the usual suspects, like Eater, Yelp, and Instagram, to find the absolute best ramen in LA.Sydney: There are endless varieties of ramen, and we wanted to showcase the wide swath of options available in our fair city.
|
|
Ever since House Republican leaders unveiled the 123-page American Health Care Act—on Monday, already so long ago—the replacement to the Affordable Care Act has been combed through by wonks from both sides of the aisle, who have mostly concluded it sucks.
|
|
In a new study published in April, researchers combed through records of more than 8500 Iowa state prison inmates and found that a whopping 99 percent of mental health diagnoses were first made during incarceration, some as late as 29 months into a prisoner's sentence.
|
|
She spent long stretches overseas, including in Turkey and Central Asia, before ascending to station chief in New York, where she was posted when Osama bin Laden was killed and worked closely with the F.B.I. as the agencies combed through files taken from his compound.
|
|
She explained that, a few months ago, acting quickly on an impulse in response to an inundation of ugly, dispiriting news, she combed through her large body of recorded music and selected a batch of songs whose themes and messages still sound urgent right now.
|
|
No public figure in modern history has had her choices combed over with as much tick-picking meticulousness as Hillary Clinton, and the impending release of her latest book has already set off a new round of alternate histories and what-she-should-have-dones.
|
|
So in the interest of saving you time and lots of money, we combed through Walmart's massive selection of on-sale items to bring you 15 products under $150 that are totally worth adding to your cart while you can get them for this cheap.
|
|
So in honor of the late director, we here at VICE have combed through his massive catalogue to put together a list of D.A. Pennebaker's five greatest films (that pastry one not included, though it's probably worth a watch too for the food porn alone).
|
|
ROME — Those trying to divine the roots of Stephen K. Bannon's dark and at times apocalyptic worldview have repeatedly combed over a speech that Mr. Bannon, President Trump's ideological guru, made in 2014 to a Vatican conference, where he expounded on Islam, populism and capitalism.
|
|
The Ministry of Finance posted a list of goods, including cotton that has not been carded or combed, at the end of May that could be eligible for waivers on tariffs that China imposed in July on U.S. goods as part of the China-U.
|
|
"The Bat/Bar Mitzvah Weekend" (2016) is a throwback to Wood's coming of age: A Bar Mitzvah boy stands posing with his family in a suit, hands clasped, hair combed to the side, his speckled face a cringing mix of pride and adolescent self-consciousness.
|
|
I combed through all of the FAA's regulation announcement, quickly scanning through sections that were unimportant, uncontroversial, or inane: pages-long discussion about whether the minimum age to fly a drone commercially should be 16 or 17; discussion of what constitutes "cheating" on the pilot's knowledge test.
|
|
In need of a haircut over the weekend, I dropped into Pope's on 35th Street in Des Moines, where Matt Dittmer, the owner, offered his professional appraisal of Mr. Trump's hair: It is combed from the back forward, and then in a swirl, like a cinnamon bun.
|
|
We boned up on all of the product information and combed all the reviews to determine the pros and cons of every Allbirds style, so that we can all make an informed decision about which of the tech-y kicks to add to our summer rotations.
|
|
Flynn is the first person inside President Trump's White House whose communications are known to have been combed as part of a multiagency investigation by the FBI, CIA and National Security Agency, among others, into whether Russia's government orchestrated an influence campaign to help elect Trump.
|
|
With so many suits currently on sale at the beloved retailer, it can be overwhelming to sort through them all — so we did the hard work for you and combed through hundreds of options to find nine of the cutest discounted styles you can purchase now.
|
|
When it came time for him to write an essay or give an oration — about nature, say, or self-reliance — he combed through his voluminous journals and pulled out choice bits that were more or less on topic, and he glued them together with some connective prose.
|
|
Dressed in a mud-dyed silk kimono with a folding fan tucked into his obi and his unruly white shoulder-length hair combed back behind his ears, Mr. Isozaki reflected on a six-decade long career blending architecture with visual art, poetry, philosophy, theater, writing and design.
|
|