Having the opportunity to delve into a role rarely represented on-screen enabled Blackburn to delve into his own life off-screen.
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We will delve into this subject with the following speakers.
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There is no time to delve into anyone's last moments.
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Once that's done, delve into why you are reaching out.
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A DNA test that lets them delve into family history
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So, let us delve into the real dark web, friends.
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So what was it like to delve into the past?
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Then delve into his favorite page from Beethoven's "Diabelli" Variations.
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Former presidents routinely write memoirs but rarely delve into fiction.
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They delve into the art and science of reorganising a business
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Zombi Child and Ouvertures delve into France's lingering influences on Haiti.
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Did you like getting to delve into both sides of him?
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Today we delve into the NAACP's travel warning and Kenya's election.
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Labrèche and Léonard delve into a couple of interesting ideas here.
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But my purpose here is not to delve into these objections.
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You also delve into your private and intimate thoughts and feelings.
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From there, the film begins to delve into Kanzaki's personal life.
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Delve into your router settings and you should find it somewhere.
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So, they collaborated to delve into the data to find out.
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It's not like there isn't enough interesting material to delve into.
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But forget all of that, let's delve into the style, OK?
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But things get murkier the more you delve into the details.
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I'm about to delve into all the "Diff'rent Strokes" two-parters.
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He emphatically does not delve into Spotify data to learn more.
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I would not like anyone else to delve into my life.
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We try not to delve into topics that are too controversial.
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Neither could two experts we asked to delve into the numbers.
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Delve into fraught British affairs with the movie "Brexit" on HBO.
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Some recent articles at the Brookings Institution delve into that possibility.
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So, we're here to delve into the weird, unexplored corners of Netflix.
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So it's very hard for me to even delve into the details.
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Also delve into chronic conditions like asthma, high blood pressure, and allergies.
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She's a person who lives to delve into the details of things.
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There are three announced films that will delve into the tragic Aug.
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Likely, The Innocent Man will delve into the specifics of both murders.
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But I want to delve into some of the things they're doing.
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The following documentaries delve into this profitable, pervasive, and oftentimes problematic, industry.
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Today, we delve into the Texas church shooting and the Paradise Papers.
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Trump needed to show up, delve into details and control his temper.
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The problem is that before marriage, we rarely delve into our complexities.
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The milestone gives us a chance to delve into the diplomatic archives.
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Similarly, Mithu Sen's works use symbolism to delve into unnerving cultural themes.
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Max is only able to delve into these mysteries because of Chloe.
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Democrats will delve into the second article — obstruction of Congress — on Friday.
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He doesn't need to delve into these dark corners of the Internet.
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Delve into any case involving similar innocence claims, and the shock continues.
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Instead, he decided to delve into the world of white supremacists online.
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Mr. Hawk knew it was time to delve into this romanticized career.
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Today we delve into the opioid crisis and the new iPhone X.
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Otherwise, Trump didn't delve into related issues that affect highly skilled foreign workers.
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During that same year, O'Keeffe made a decision to delve into pure abstraction.
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A conference at the end of September will further delve into these themes.
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Today we delve into Facebook's testimony on Russia and Trump's trans military ban.
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We talked about how he doesn't delve into the racket of enamel pins.
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Today we delve into the Russia probe and the crisis in Puerto Rico.
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For those ready to delve into the nouveau puka shell necklace, click ahead.
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It doesn't delve into his later mental health issues — it only suggests them.
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But she didn't delve into what she felt had led to her defeat.
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Fisch observed that the new analysis did not delve into differences among countries.
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But they also delve into Adora's psyche and emotions, by asking thoughtful questions.
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This is a delve into what makes a consumer obsessed with a product.
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I'll delve into the details of a Senate vote in a future newsletter.
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You'll also delve into two Six Sigma courses: Green Belt and Black Belt.
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Today we delve into how an uncanny 1937 painting went viral in 2017.
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And there are more projects that create spaces to delve into Latinx identity.
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This is a fine resource to delve into American art this holiday weekend.
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Maybe he'll next delve into the electronic music with which he's been experimenting.
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He wondered if a metro reporter could delve into this topic as well.
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In the show's second segment, we delve into #MeToo and the midterm elections.
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William Carden, the director, isn't afraid to delve into the darkness of depression.
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This description sounds basic until you delve into the details of each component.
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Experiences is meant to give travelers a way to delve into authentic culture.
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More Myself will delve into Keys' journey by pulling from her personal memories.
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A number of paid software versions don't delve into data collection at all.
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Q. "Savoring Gotham" is an ambitious delve into the city's food and history.
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Instead, we're going to delve into the treasure chest that is Sailor Moon.
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This week, we highlight photo stories that delve into the curious and the unknown.
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"The decision to delve into a franchise is not without its risks," he said.
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Unlike in Shape of Water, Splash doesn't delve into the mechanics of fish sex.
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Forthcoming installments of the shows promise to delve into Princess Diana and Monica Lewinsky.
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Go deeper: The findings, which also delve into climate communication strategies, are published here.
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To delve into the heart of Catalan culture, a hands-on approach is key.
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Picking what games to delve into was also a meticulous process of its own.
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Today we delve into the archives to bring you one of our favorite interviews.
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Allen West delve into politics, philosophy, and the life of a career military man.
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The study doesn't delve into whether the ads had any impact on voters' decisions.
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Hollar, in Florida, is not so sure he will delve into the process, however.
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Once you delve into this side of the film, it becomes much, much richer.
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Winner's as an opportunity to delve into an industry he'd long been interested in.
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Aides said he is not expected to delve into the details of tax proposals.
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Though Bowles would not delve into specifics, he expressed his feelings in blunt terms.
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He would delve into marketing and then go learn how the sales department operated.
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Delve into your company's culture to see if a candidate would fit in there.
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Gail: I will resist all temptation to delve into Who Started It In 1968?
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" Sophia Saze: "Scope out new parties, delve into unused locations, the weirder the better.
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Our crew of technologists hopped on Keybase group chat to delve into the details.
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We prefer books that delve into social issues over those that are purely historical.
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I can understand why some viewers don't particularly want to delve into that world.
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Therefore The Eagle and the Trident does not delve into the most recent events.
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This will only cause Sino-US trade relations prospects to delve into further uncertainty.
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I want people to delve into the trauma of being unrepresented, ignored and invisible.
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Niccol could help Chipotle into delve into breakfast, late night, delivery and menu innovation.
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Once you actually delve into battle, Star Fox 2 feels much more like its predecessor.
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Let's delve into his claim about the respective popularity of Medicare and private health insurance.
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There are currently three films in the works that will delve into the tragic incident.
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Overall, a minority, 24%, say they are eager to delve into politics with their stuffing.
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Delve into one, and you'll find yourself so distracted you almost miss your subway stop.
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He went on to delve into a deeper conversation about religion and his own faith.
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Today we delve into suicide, and why it's important to talk openly about the topic.
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I'm encouraging her to worry and feel, to delve into the deepest parts of herself.
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When else will you have this chance to sit and really delve into a story?
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It was surprising how much of a lack of courage to delve into this world.
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A curiosity about the inner-workings of the games encouraged him to delve into hacking.
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"The Radical King" goes beyond the King Day holiday speeches to delve into his politics.
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We're also promised that the game will "delve into the dark psychology" of Bruce Wayne.
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Today we delve into the attack in New York and new information on Paul Manafort.
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National security reviews may also allow Beijing to delve into companies' intellectual property, analysts warn.
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We delve into that and why its former rival, Yahoo, isn't even in the running.
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His discomfiting poems delve into extremes of emotion that would defeat almost any other writer.
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His message on Tuesday signaled he may be willing to delve into the fray further.
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I never asked too much about the murders, never wanting to delve into that darkness.
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Then, invite them to choose one of featured movements and delve into it more deeply.
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Post is well aware of that, but Higher Etiquette does delve into some unexpected places.
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So that opens up a lot of the ambiguity we're going to delve into next.
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We're always looking to delve into the local music scenes of the countries we visit.
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When we delve into "The Well-Tempered Clavier," we're a little closer to his workshop.
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And, of course, the review did not delve into how exercise could be influencing happiness.
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Collins wouldn't delve into the details, but she said she'd had several conversations with McConnell.
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It will also have an onsite research and development center to delve into artificial intelligence.
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Dr. Belavy and his colleagues hope to delve into those issues in future randomized experiments.
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For the next few hours, I delve into recent relevant news coverage to pull quotes.
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The study does not delve into those underlying factors, but separate data provides some insight.
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Trump responded mostly with one or two sentences that did not delve into policy specifics.
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Some tracks delve into dizzying chaos ("Except All Presents") or anxious ambience ("Ode to Joe").
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If you wish to delve into more complex programming languages, then JavaScript is the perfect springboard.
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Episode 6 really begins to delve into the pathos of Joan Crawford's life on every front.
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All those things were a really great start for what I really wanted to delve into.
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This argument reinforces the one into which we delve into in more detail in this post.
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Today we delve into DIY internet and how to end our reliance on big telecom companies.
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That is a fairly regular occurrence these days, but let's delve into Saturday's incident with Kansas.
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"I really don't want to delve into his personality or why he did things," she said.
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To examine its make-up is to delve into the grand bargains of European negotiations past.
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I never thought I'd wanted to delve into a relationship with two people at that point.
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Valuing a freehold is tricky, involving thought experiments that delve into parallel universes and hypothetical futures.
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Damon Herriman is about to delve into the mind of one of America's most notorious criminals.
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With those few clues, we delve into some of the more plausible and implausible fan theories.
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But there have always been divisions among churches over how much to delve into political fights.
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Nor does it delve into the question of Russian responsibility for hacking the Democratic National Committee.
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The more we delve into the depths of atomic time, the more endless the possibilities seem.
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On the lighter side, def doesn't delve into his hardass side even as it references it.
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At their worst, they would delve into other sorts of offensive commentary, or even racist remarks.
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Now that you're up on your Coffee Grinding 101, it's time to delve into the research.
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Before we delve into this latest scientific controversy, let's back up and do a quick review.
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Stinks of the thief that displays the unwillingness to delve into the source material it borrows.
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Then we delve into the 1988 twins comedy Big Business, with Bette Midler and Lily Tomlin.
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There's no compelling plot need, for instance, to delve into why Khadgar abandoned his mage training.
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Today we delve into Trump's response to the New York attack and the Republican tax plan.
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Bringing healthy snacks when travelling reduces the likelihood that frazzled bosses will delve into the minibar.
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He did not delve into specific criticisms, but he made it clear that improvement was needed.
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To delve into some of those issues, I used the Cooperative Congressional Election Studies 2016 survey.
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Unsurprisingly, Nick went ahead and ranked his Jumanji 2 costars rather than delve into that plate.
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A network spokesman couldn't immediately tell ITK whether the Baldwin series would specifically delve into politics.
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Affable and articulate, he was eager to delve into and at least partly decrypt his work.
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Q: Let's delve into a bit of your background on how you became a venture capitalist.
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But the poll did not delve into how they would like to see the system changed.
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Delve into the nearly 50-year career of the director Steven Spielberg with this new documentary.
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"Kanata" was supposed to delve into the troubled relationship between Canada's Indigenous people and their colonizers.
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"We will never fully delve into the depths into this book, and that's an amazing thing."
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There isn't space here to delve into all of the false claims made by Bloomberg's groups.
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I delve into them at the expense of exploring the unspoiled beauty that first drew me.
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But delve into the question a bit more deeply, and Warren hatred becomes considerably more puzzling.
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The topic we've chosen to delve into first is one that readers have indicated fascinates them.
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As I delve into the game, I meet (possibly imagined) people and collect (possibly unreal) resources.
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But it felt like there's a lot there to delve into that we hadn't really discussed.
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More than relishing romantic memories, it may be painful to delve into what truly once was.
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That's the full list, but we'll delve into the charges in a bit more detail below.
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Of course the devil is in the detail, and we have yet to delve into specifics.
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For now, you can delve into Endless, which features collaborations with James Blake and Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood.
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Trump has tended to make broad-brush statements on foreign issues rather than delve into policy nuances.
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Pet Sematary's filmmaker chose to remain in the raw, grief-stricken present than delve into supernatural mechanics.
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And the more money one has, the deeper they will delve into the red, the study concluded.
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By switching the focus to relationships, Insecure was able to delve into uncharted, compelling territory for Rae.
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A trend is spotted when we delve into his things, which are, by and large, all black.
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The debate will likely delve into many other policy issues including healthcare, trade, economy and foreign policy.
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Sometimes, the temptation to delve into a new love interest's astrological info right away proves too great.
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At least this time around, people probably won't boo when they delve into the Dear You songs.
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Even if you don't typically gravitate toward YA fiction, summer's the season to delve into the genre.
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Fargo is back, and that means it's time to delve into a new year in the Midwest.
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Several have completed scientific studies using the information to delve into key areas addressed by their drugs.
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Ignoring the body lines for a minute, let's delve into what is perhaps the car's standout feature.
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We try to answer questions on our flagship accounts and sometimes they do delve into technical things.
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Tencent has been a relative latecomer among China's largest tech firms to delve into the auto sector.
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"The Sopranos" is largely recognized as the first television show to delve into the world of therapy.
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Still, the study may be used as a springboard to "delve into this topic further," Goyfman said.
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Other delve into a subject so esoteric, the study's authors are likely the only ones who care.
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Today we delve into how ISIS claimed the New York terror attack and El Chapo's solitary confinement.
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This quote could apply to both artists, who delve into the human condition through the camera lens.
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One way to discover what Americans are concerned about is to delve into the books they read.
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Before there's even a chance to delve into "The Apparitionists," the frontispiece gives the whole thing away.
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The questions delve into Mr. Trump's most combative Twitter posts and relationships with his staff and family.
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"It would be a serious omission on our part not to delve into the roots," he wrote.
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But when you delve into the history of that epidemic, the main comparison with today becomes clear.
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None of the Democratic candidates have been particularly eager to delve into the details of their health.
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Schiff and his team are likely to delve into the second article — obstruction of Congress — on Friday.
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Mike: What I really want to delve into today is our Facebook Live story from this week.
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Below, two books delve into the debate, while another shows why affirmative action may not be enough.
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Endless threads on teenagers' Facebook feeds delve into whether Hannah is to blame for her own misery.
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If you're looking for a new and expansive, action-packed series to delve into, look no further.
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Heartbeat's production team wanted to delve into the work's disturbing, timely subtexts by streamlining and modernizing it.
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Another committee has scheduled a public hearing for Wednesday to delve into the constitutional issues at play.
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When her mother passed away this past year she felt further compelled to delve into these themes.
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I'm starting to delve into makeup for the first time and went to Sephora for a makeover.
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Tweaking the tension that surrounds his protagonist allows Watts to delve into new territory with the character.
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Each new game is a chance to delve into a topic that is rarely talked about it games.
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Simpson's book will delve into her time on Newlyweds with then-husband Nick Lachey and their painful divorce.
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To just get to delve into that again, I can't wait to see what we get to do.
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The court shouldn't go beyond the text of the proclamation and delve into the president's motives, he said.
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With Halloween just around the corner, it's time to delve into the dark, the eerie, and the unsettling.
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But I remain an eternal optimist, and I'll keep watching, hoping I'll find another world to delve into.
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So, delve into some of the juiciest bits of gossip that you didn't actually see on Gossip Girl.
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There was even a tiny decrease in average height, although the report doesn't delve into the reasons why.
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The film, however, won't just focus on RBG's public persona — it will also delve into her personal life.
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You have to go beyond the usual tourist sites and delve into finding places that locals go to.
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The Black Mirror star will team up with leading experts in the field to delve into the topic.
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Of course, the teams are far from the first to delve into the world of soft robotics parts.
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The actress is also preparing to delve into another role, that of former Fox News host Gretchen Carlson.
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Dog Tales will delve into the stories of historic, heroic canines who have touched the lives of many.
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They delve into the challenges facing the media today, from information overload to rebuilding trust with skeptical audiences.
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This is evident from the opening moments of the game, which delve into meathead protagonist B.J. Blazkowicz's past.
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But before you delve into that, we've compiled some of their most priceless moments for your viewing pleasure.
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These deals allowed the company to expand into Europe, scale its exchange business and delve into new products.
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Today we delve into how Danica Roem became the first openly transgender person elected to a state legislature.
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We just accept jealousy as another emotion — like happiness, sadness, anger — and we delve into why it's happening.
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When courts delve into "severability" questions, they're trying to figure out how a statute is supposed to function.
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"He's one of the few judges that actually likes to delve into that aspect of cases," Parenteau said.
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"This means the SNB may have to delve into its toolbox to ease policy next year," Allen said.
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"I personally am not going to delve into it, because it was a long time ago," he said.
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The comics Dylan Evans and Neil Sharma delve into the supernatural with experts, witnesses, conspiracy theorists and more.
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While "Mindhunter" and "Stranger Things" delve into United States government conspiracies, "Secret City" explores similar machinations Down Under.
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We do try our best to delve into the stories, perspectives and contexts of both victims and perpetrators.
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Vienna's leading musical institutions were slow to fully delve into how Nazi occupation had damaged Austrian cultural life.
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Newsbook These books delve into historical fires, like those currently ravaging California, and the people affected by them.
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There are community programs that delve into cause and effect of antisocial behavior, conducted in a supportive environment.
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My one misgiving about Let Me Die is that Keckler didn't delve into these fascinating topics more deeply.
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The company filed to go public last Friday, meaning that we have endless new numbers to delve into.
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Ms. Clark made it clear her public integrity unit would delve into allegations that the police coerced witnesses.
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For those who want to delve into allegations of secret servers, Trump's predecessors have engaged in similar actions.
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We're only a week-plus into the year, and we haven't had to delve into our stockpile yet.
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He hopes to build more workshops and sound stages, delve into new film markets and attract more partnerships.
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And as their perspectives push up against Nora's, Lalami begins to delve into the struggles of immigrant families.
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But if you delve into the later verses, it becomes clear that the song is not in English.
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Gestrument lets you delve into the "musical DNA" of a song, artist or genre by defining pitches, rhythms & more.
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The Psychobook allows for an easy bit of introspection as you delve into the history of the psychological practice.
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Stepping away from McKinley to delve into the world of burbling anarchy is enough to keep a reader busy.
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Below, I delve into both factors to develop a range of plausible outcomes for growth over the next decade.
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We started to really delve into their life and the reverb of Kalief's story on them as a family.
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I don't know how you unwind, but I like to delve into a thoughtful long read — that's my jam.
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We invite readers to delve into a fascinating topic that is rapidly changing humanity's view of nature — and ourselves.
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You'll pilot a hovercar around an F-Zero race track and delve into the fiery darkness of Bowser's castle.
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The stories are accompanied by a pair of essays that delve into the implications of the topic at hand.
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Of course, you might not be in a place where you're ready to delve into such a heavy topic.
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You have a lot of control over just how far you want to delve into the story and characters.
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But as Fast Company recently noted, the documentary General Magic doesn't delve into every detail of General Magic's history.
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I found it so much fun to delve into the fairytale type language and just another mode of storytelling.
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If you delve into the heart of Hackney, East London, you'll find a strange house holding a macabre exhibition.
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He then fielded questions from the press, which is when one plucky journalist decided to delve into computer science.
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Taking the form of short eBooks called Pottermore Presents, they'll delve into the secrets of the Harry Potter characters.
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And he wasn't naturally inclined to delve into the economics of sports or issues like drug use by athletes.
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The company also today announced IBM Business Automation Intelligence with Watson, though it didn't quite delve into the details.
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"The more I delve into her work, the more I understand that it's conceptual in nature," Ms. Miller said.
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We don't have the space here to delve into a full guide to rooting but Lifehacker has you covered.
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Presidents don't always delve into the minutiae of the legislative process, but rarely are they so uninterested in it.
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The report does not delve into why these students are at such risk for so many types of harm.
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Several Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee said Senate Republicans should delve into this side of the impeachment story.
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Before we delve into the sociological implications of fetishizing women who game, let's establish what we're talking about here.
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I was a particularly guarded person and I don't like to delve into the details of my personal life.
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And that's just the useful stuff—let's not delve into how many teams tried to co-opt the Wildcat.
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Waithe: Well, we definitely delve into it so all I can really kind of tell people is keep watching.
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Sometimes, you might see someone on and off for upwards of a year and never delve into anything committed.
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With works dating back to 19703, this selection is the first in these parts to delve into her past.
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ET. Delve into some classic literature Ireland is home to many great authors, including James Joyce and Oscar Wilde.
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As more museums commit to collecting and exhibiting contemporary dance, expect more shows that delve into the discipline's history.
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TL;DR: Delve into your programming skills with The 2020 Mobile App Developers Bundle for $29.99 as of Feb.
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Though it's not clear to what extent Apple's planned series will delve into these tawdrier aspects of WeWork's story.
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The White House said that the address is not expected to delve into policy details, including specific tax rates.
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One thing Reddit's year-end review didn't delve into, however, was its hard numbers around page views or revenue.
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In today's episode, we delve into the unseen fight among Democrats over whether two articles of impeachment was enough.
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In The New Yorker, for instance, Richard Brody bemoans the story's failure to truly delve into Cleo's inner life.
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Then if you delve into the history of GDP, you find they obviously could have included unpaid work in GDP.
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Instead it will be because he was willing to delve into fields he knew nothing about, atmospheric science among them.
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A simple graphical interface hides a robust programming platform that's accessible to those who don't want to delve into code.
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The book will also delve into Tortorella's battles with addiction and self-destructive behavior, something they have long talked about.
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Her memoir In the Dream House, her nonfiction debut, will delve into her experience in an abusive same-sex relationship.
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It is set to delve into themes of gender and racial empowerment, along with exploring issues of privilege through humor.
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But the deeper you delve into it, a generic fantasy plot turns into a tale about the claustrophobia of destiny.
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Amazon isn't quite ready to delve into all the details of what the actual on-board hardware looks like, though.
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Since releasing the series's teaser, Dawson has hinted that he plans to delve into more than just his subject's past.
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Continue to go with the flow of this energy (and try not to panic as you delve into the unknown).
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We explore the spelling debate, list places where you can get freebies and delve into the cop-doughnut love affair.
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These features, Imani said, are designed to help readers delve into book topics while also fostering a sense of community.
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Want to delve into the real Martin Luther King Jr., who attacked poverty and war in his speeches and books?
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The movies show the two famous female characters wielding less power as the plots delve into romance, the research found.
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You may also find yourself ready to delve into a creative project you had to put on the back burner.
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Well, there are some key things to consider before we delve into suggestions of the best hosting firms out there.
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We'll delve into those in more detail below, focusing on year-over-year comparisons, geographic breakdown, biggest exits and more.
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It's worth pointing out, too, that Google's 2014 report didn't even delve into the company's ad-blocking efforts on mobile.
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So as teenagers and young adults, I think a lot of slash writers don't want to delve into that difficulty.
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While we could fill reams of paper on the topic, we will not delve into his numerous fireable offenses here.
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In the first, the stories delve into the intersections among science, medicine, even eugenics, and motherhood, race and self-regard.
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To understand why "Broomgate" is such a big deal, you need to delve into the physics involved in the sport.
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Venhuizen said that Ace Hardware customers had been "basically begging" the company to delve into the home-improvement services sector.
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And yet I can see why Hollinghurst chose to focus on the relatively dull Johnny rather than delve into David.
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His tech savvy also played to his advantage, as some lawmakers appeared ill-prepared to delve into complex technology issues.
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The speaker, often deemed a policy wonk, did not delve into the weeds or defend the controversial border adjustment tax.
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Well, there are some key things to consider before we delve into suggestions of the best hosting companies out there.
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Next we delve into the ongoing standoff in Oregon, where some historical information actually gets me to change my mind.
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I found it a lot more enjoyable to read all of Balzac than to delve into the principles of calculus.
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Polls suggest that almost half of millennials have a favorable impression of socialism, though surveys rarely delve into the details.
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The opening paragraph of the indictment lays out a narrative framework for understanding the complex details subsequent pages delve into.
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To understand how Google has got to this point, you need to delve into the history and politics of adblocking.
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Since Trump took office, he hasn't hesitated to delve into the Palestinian Israeli conflict, and has shirked established US policy.
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Such searches can delve into territory like people's whereabouts, their relationships and even details about their relatives and close friends.
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And now you start to delve into stranger names, you start to feel more comfortable with the people out there.
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While reading the article, we delve into discussion questions guided by The Learning Network's 5 W'S AND AN H worksheet.
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It was, without a doubt, the kind of breaking news The Times considers important to delve into quickly and thoroughly.
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Instead, they delve into the systemic problems that trap people in bad circumstances and the intense difficulty of enacting change.
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It's impossible to delve into all the ins and outs of Bloomberg's record as mayor without, frankly, writing a book.
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The jury of seven men and five women are being asked to delve into complex issues of consent and power.
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Fallen Order is also a dream for lore nerds, with lots of ancient history to delve into if you're interested.
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Yovanovitch immediately rejected the idea, saying she didn't feel it was appropriate for a career diplomat to delve into politics.
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So I feel this is the perfect moment to delve into something different and a new language for this generation.
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Business DescriptionHere is where you start to delve into the details of the market opportunity your company will capitalize on.
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Control's lore is rich and engrossing, and the best way to delve into it is by taking on combat challenges.
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We also really got to delve into and explore what the first gentleman of the United States would look like.
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Nor do the members themselves exactly have a ton of time to delve into issues and talk to policy experts.
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It doesn't speak about Israeli military or political history, and doesn't delve into the details of the Arab-Israeli conflict.
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If the TV show is looking for new book lore to delve into, the epilogue is the place to go.
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The French choreographer Jean-Christophe Maillot is fond of skewing tradition, preferring to delve into the psychological underpinnings of his characters.
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Many decisions the court makes delve into arcane areas of the law that seem to have little bearing on ordinary Americans.
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To understand what's happening here, let's delve into how Obamacare deals with this, and how Republicans are trying to change it.
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But Google Express ditched its plans to delve into grocery delivery as part of a shift in strategy earlier this year.
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Does it resonate similarly with an Arabic audience, and do you plan to delve into Arab pop culture and politics too?
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Before we delve into the sex stuff, I feel duty-bound to share some of these sexit-themed jokes with you.
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Delve into the merger documents, though, and it doesn't look as if the main goal is to wield influence at Meredith.
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Watch the video above to delve into the sci-fi world of ferrofluid — and enjoy some hypnotizing goo along the way.
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Gogobot and Hostelworld want to make it easier for tourists to delve into the local scene, from the moment they book.
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Before we delve into our very detailed and organized argument in favor of walking on escalators, let's discuss some historical context.
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And without getting too far into spoilers, there's also something of a Lovecraft vibe the further you delve into the house.
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Thankfully, if the preview for Tuesday's episode is any indication, we're about to delve into the drama of other interesting couples.
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Epics look outward, at the fate of nations and the sweep of history; novels delve into the fabric of everyday life.
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The show will also delve into the singer's painful estrangement from his father and manager, Luis Rey (played by Oscar Jaenada).
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And with higher income, expenses tend to escalate, which means the deeper they will delve into the red, the study concluded.
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Instead, students generally delve into subjects they may have been interested in for years but simply didn't have time to study.
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He clearly hopes site visitors might be inspired to reshape the future, once they delve into film's half-forgotten, disreputable past.
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The new projects will feature the principal characters, but also delve into the backstories and legends from the film's imaginary world.
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To delve into that hypothesis, we used Crunchbase data to help assemble a list of the least acquisitive large-cap companies.
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Each week, the friends discuss the details of a crime or mystery and then delve into the evidence surrounding each case.
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Should robots -- could robots -- delve into the nuances of criminal law and one day replace the role of humans as arbiters?
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We'll delve into how the rise of the Internet of Things puts us at danger of hacks we can't even imagine.
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Before we delve into any of the technical novelties of the concept Mini, we have to talk about this thing's design.
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The app itself handles setting up your Android VPN settings, so you don't have to delve into the settings menu yourself.
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We've already explored the history behind the Starbucks' logo, so now it's time to delve into the meaning behind Starbucks green.
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And to me, one big episode per week instantly seemed more attractive because of my desire to delve into topics further.
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To drive in certain neighborhoods is to delve into a frustrating game of maze navigation, with surprise barricades popping up overnight.
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FLUSHING NIGHT OUT (Friday) Delve into New York's diverse culture by roaming through Flushing's community market, back for its second installment.
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This is just one of many recent findings as researchers continue to delve into the experience of expansion versus nonexpansion states.
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In "The Good Wife," at 9, Alicia and Eli delve into the charges against Peter as a grand jury is assembled.
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Traister is certainly not the first writer to delve into these questions, but she skillfully advances the conversation with this book.
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House, who grew up in Massachusetts, polled her friends and family to discover which iconic Western films she should delve into.
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Dear Annabel,Could you delve into your expertise to find out what our country will experience in the next six months?
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He also hopes to delve into human rights issues, with a particular interest in the Young African Leaders Initiative and Unicef.
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That fascination led him, as a scholar, to delve into the biological and cultural impact of Columbus's voyages to the Americas.
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Delve into the history of furry fandom and you'll find it's never far from the sinister side of right wing politics.
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Delve into the business and culture of hospitality with Will Guidara, Nicole Ponseca and Alexander Smalls, in conversation with Frank Bruni.
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And on Friday, they are likely to delve into the second article alleging that Trump obstructed Congress during its impeachment inquiry.
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The differences delve into the level of exhaust sounds and chassis tuning, varying qualities like steering feel (stiff or light touch).
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Though it&aposs rare in the NFL, athletes in the NBA regularly delve into political debates with support from the league.
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To delve into the reasons behind it, to try to pinpoint it, might take too long to discern, or to explain.
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The unprecedented issues raised by the Trump-Russia affair have led criminal law specialists to delve into other, more creative theories.
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As a result, many people struggle to get to the gym or to muster the attention span to delve into finances.
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He intends to delve into "the very real threat China poses to U.S. business and interests," he said in a statement.
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Let us delve into the specifics of the match-up and explore what each man can do to hinder the other.
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At the ICA Philadelphia, we'll delve into the vibrant world of avant-garde jazz and experimental music of the late 1960s.
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But it was Reginald Hudlin's 2005-2008 run that began to delve into the geopolitics of Wakanda through a modern globalist lens.
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This one, however, didn't delve into housing or child care but instead offered a dark prophecy for America: A recession is coming.
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This plot line is potentially interesting because it allows us to delve into the power dynamics between Commanders, which are relatively underexplored.
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In the interim, delve into the novels, picture books, and in-world chapter books that make up The Land of Stories universe.
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DuVernay's direction is exceptional as she focuses on each of the kids, letting us delve into their backstories and family life equally.
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What's more, the only way to find out the true answer to this mystery will be to delve into biology itself. [Science]
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It would be unfair of me to delve into something as complicated as the past that was brought up in the media.
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There's no shortage of reasons to be angry and energized, and these books delve into just a few of these pressing issues.
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There's lots of repetitive combat as you delve into dark dungeons and underground crypts, clearing them of undead soldiers and giant spiders.
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It's time to be shocked: I decided to delve into the tantalizing world of electro-sensation play, one toy at a time.
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Though the auditors swapped hand-off notes, no one auditor was able to delve into the bank's operations for any extended period.
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But private colleges do delve into a student's retirement accounts and other assets with the CSS Profile form, which requests financial aid.
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We spoke with the makeup guru to delve into her beauty bag and discover her must-have products, favorite clients, and more.
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If you delve into the Privacy tab of Facebook's Settings page, you can hide your profile from showing up to search engines.
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As you fall into the lazy period just before New Year's, delve into some pop culture you might have missed this year.
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"We are going to delve into some of those things that are really kind of dividing our country these days," Dandridge adds.
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Another "argument" you'll see a lot of if you delve into the Blizzard trolling: No one asked for this mobile Diablo game.
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As one of America's veteran observers of international affairs, Robert D. Kaplan loves to delve into vast cultural, religious and geopolitical themes.
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I wrote several scripts, but Nat Turner and his life was one that I wanted to really delve into as a writer.
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On Capitol Hill, both the House and Senate will be in session and lawmakers will delve into a number of tech issues.
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So, just why did Donald J. Trump decide to delve into the matter of his anatomy on the debate stage Thursday night?
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A young man in dirt-splattered jeans, identified as a Mr. Sanders, is handcuffed and arrested, as the protests delve into chaos.
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I'll delve into data, analyze the links going in, profile pages — all of this stuff that can be used to quantify news.
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They also have started to delve into commerce options, such as how Messenger lets me order an Uber ride within a conversation.
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On his blog, Credit Slips, he explains his rationale, which is 2,400 words long and far too complex to delve into here.
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You need to go beyond the rigged economy and delve into the policies that rest on racism, xenophobia, homophobia, and other discrimination.
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He said the study of complex behavior in amphibians is in its infancy, and hopes to perhaps delve into the underlying neuroscience.
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The newly minted mayor, who earned an M.B.A. from Fairleigh Dickinson University, was eager to delve into the town's $24 million budget.
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He's also more interested in policy, and the book will reportedly delve into how North Korea, Syria, and trade policy were made.
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Instead, the books delve into these massively popular games in order to describe how they were successful at attracting players to them.
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Kaayk intended to use the idea of printing 3D human organs as a way to delve into the ethical questions around biotechnology.
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What better way to delve into Palm Springs' fascinating history than on a Palm Springs Historical Society Tour with an expert guide?
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To explain that drastic shift, the NYT has put together a series of in-depth articles that delve into China's meteoric rise.
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To fix his problems in the present, he is forced to delve into his past and is shocked by what he finds.
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Saturday crosswords are the most difficult ones of the week, but you can always delve into our archive of early-week puzzles.
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After the risk, has been mitigated, analysts delve into a detailed investigation, gathering findings to be used in future incidents as needed.
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In a hearing scheduled for Monday, a panel of 11 federal appellate judges in San Francisco will delve into the song's authorship.
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He is also working on a commission from MoMA to delve into the archive of Avalanche, the art magazine from the 1970s.
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If you really want to delve into what makes an infographic reliable, Forbes published a guide in 2014 that's still relevant today.
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Addressing mental health is no laughing matter, but Saturday Night Live seemed to unwittingly delve into the topic in its latest episode.
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So, for the new study, scientists at the Cooper Institute in Dallas and other institutions decided to delve into just that issue.
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Although most of the questions focus on Comey and Flynn, some do delve into possible collusion between Trump aides and Russian operatives.
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As archbishop of Indianapolis, Cardinal Tobin won praise from his priests for his willingness to delve into the details of parish management.
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To delve into the issue, one must first go back and understand the torrid recent history of the country and the region.
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We will delve into what's next for enterprise companies and tech, for work culture, and for the future of automation and labor.
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Magical things happen when museums trust their audiences to not only handle their materials but to delve into them however they like.
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But it's also resulted in superhero films that take risks, delve into different genres, and play around with different modes of storytelling.
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Many security researchers who delve into breaches are sitting on massive backlogs of leaked data with little time to sort through it all.
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Fring will play an important part in the upcoming season and the show will delve into some of the history of Los Pollos.
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And then you should take a moment to delve into the wealth of content the internet created in honor of its 25th anniversary.
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When they delve into their sacks at the country manor home of granny and grandpa Carole and Michael Middleton, they'll likely need help.
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It's been rumored that Apple will offer bundles of them at a discount, but the company didn't delve into any of that today.
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Shonda always knew, from the very beginning, that she wanted to delve into catalog music, using songs that were extremely personal to her.
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Sanders rarely talks about religion and grows impatient with reporters who try to pry open his soul or delve into his Jewish background.
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O.J. Simpson — will delve into the devastation of 2005's Hurricane Katrina in its sophomore season, set to film and air next year.
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A couple of running subplots delve into Altered Carbon's specific vision of the future, and unsurprisingly, they're the best parts of the series.
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Or do you delve into a more sophisticated version of the debate, knowing that you'll immediately lose a large share of the audience?
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It'll also delve into his complicated relationships with his four children: two daughters, Paloma and Maya and two sons, Paulo and Claude Piere.
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Senate Republicans will meet on Wednesday to delve into a subject that usually sets off political fireworks on Capitol Hill: changing Senate rules.
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The theme, Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination, will delve into the complex relationship between fashion's leading creative directors, devotion, and divinity.
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But the filmmakers also delve into Halliday's past and his wounded psyche, in a way that gradually becomes a little touching and tragic.
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Delve into the Junk folder, and the icon turns into Move selected messages to Inbox, with the Cmd+click option there as well.
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This exhibition will delve into the making of it, tracking Chicago's research and creation process through notebooks, preparatory drawings, test plates, and more.
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Delve into their turbulent history today, and discover how Cuban mechanics are able to maintain the many classic American cars on the island.
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For the project to have its full effect, there's definitely a minimum level of engagement needed for viewers to delve into the context.
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According to Chmerkovskiy, the book will delve into this life-changing experience, as well as his and Maks' journey to become professional dancers.
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The monstrous draws us in and gives us permission to delve into cultural truths and taboos that set off our fears and fantasies.
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The app does not delve into man-made environmental problems, but helps to give users a fundamental understanding of how our planet works.
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For now, it remains unclear exactly how deeply negotiators have been able to delve into tougher issues including forced technology transfers and subsidies.
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Darren Tristano, a restaurant industry trend expert, said that Chipotle has opportunities to delve into breakfast, late night, delivery and expanding its menu.
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At times, the stories veer from Overtown specifically to delve into the black experience in America, of which the neighborhood is a part.
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The move to delve into local news would have Google competing with other services where people already share news about what's happening locally.
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That makes now the perfect time to delve into the original run of Veronica Mars and look at what worked and what didn't.
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While they've teased future categories that the label will delve into, the sisters are still not done with Kendall + Kylie Collection spring '16.
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"All the biggest YouTubers are too worried about their brand to delve into anything that's too deep, too messy, too controversial," she says.
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In this episode, Sean and Dave delve into Ken Hitchcock's firing and wonder if Doug Armstrong (or any GM will be fired too).
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It also has ambitions to delve into space tourism, though it hasn't yet revealed much in the way of specifics on those plans.
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When I can't find time to delve into making the "right" choice, I end up delaying even more, making no choice at all.
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Posts can run into thousands of words, delve into legal statutes, and often feature multiple bylines as if produced for a law journal.
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As someone most interested in investing in public tech and media companies, I tend to gravitate to podcasts that delve into these areas.
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Here are three books that delve into the history of the Games and the sacrifices required of the athletes to win the gold.
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He learned of Canter's death only years later and didn't delve into the details until enlisting my help to tell his friend's story.
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"I cannot delve into the details because the investigation is ongoing and she's been cooperating since we invited her for questioning," she said.
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Biden said the podcast will delve into his ideas and plans, and feature experts and people he has worked with in the past.
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The rest of that section is fully redacted, even though several pages of the Mueller report delve into the details of the meeting.
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Sporadically, we delve into his traumatic memories of captivity at the hands of the white supremacist gang led by Uncle Jack (Michael Bowen).
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The show will welcome both stars and friends of the singer that will delve into their personal journeys to achieving the American dream.
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Military officials said on Thursday that while that could prove to be true, analysts were only just beginning to delve into the materials.
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Farfetch's CEO in 2016 told Reuters an IPO was the company's next key financial milestone, but declined to delve into specifics on timing.
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Trump's red line -- that no one should delve into his or his family's personal finances beyond a relationship with Russia -- has been snapped.
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What sense does it make for an organization narrowly focused on child blindness or polio or tuberculosis to delve into reproductive care policy?
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Marvel Deadpool Packable Duffle Bag — $16.95 See Details It's about time we delve into some deeper comic book lore with our merch suggestions.
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And that, at Marni, Francesco Risso had eschewed decade-hopping and heritage-referencing to actually dare to delve into the scary subject: eroticism.
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"It could also just be not ecologically significant to the species," Ms. Kohler said, noting that future work will delve into the question.
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The most popular videos in this genre tend to delve into the locations of dreams and nightmares, like abandoned asylums and amusement parks.
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It's important that we speak to our young people in the language that they understand and delve into topics that resonate with them.
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On Saturday the violist Jeanne Mallow and the pianist Vladimir Valjarevic delve into Brahms's "Sonatensatz" and the luscious Sonata in B flat by Vieuxtemps.
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In " Undiscovered," a Science Friday show, hosts Elah Feder and Annie Minoff delve into the backstories that explain how scientific discoveries really get made.
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The University of Florida offers courses that allow students to delve into a specific subject for several months while collaborating with teachers and peers.
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The cadence of the scripts, which are written in meter, slows down the spinning narratives, as they delve into gender iniquity and sexual taboos.
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It's a place where you can explore different ingredients, products, and flavors and delve into different cuisines, curated by my partner Gabe and me.
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We also delve into the mystery of who tipped Lady Catherine about Darcy's attachment to Elizabeth, and consider our final verdicts on Mr. Bennett.
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"It is such an honour and a privilege to be given this opportunity to delve into Philip Pullman's world," Thorne said in a statement.
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His speech focused solely on risks to the financial system and did not delve into monetary policy and the Fed's intentions regarding interest rates.
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The new series makes a point to delve into the history of each locale, and to show how that history has informed the cuisine.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The public may soon be able to delve into how a U.S. District Court judge came to rule that MetLife Inc (MET.
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A few obvious picks stand out, but the more you delve into the subject, the richer, more connected and endlessly fascinating it all seems.
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If you don't have any burning questions — nor seething rants — to delve into with your therapist, does that mean that you're done seeing her?
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You can also listen to podcast episodes that delve into the details of the murders, the investigation, and the subsequent fascinations with these killers.
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To really understand our president, you should delve into the biographies written about him that explore his insecurities, his inferiority complex, and his drive.
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Movie buffs can delve into Houston's script highlights and notes from 1995's Waiting to Exhale, all intact in her purple leather bound script.
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The co-hosts of Cults delve into groups you probably didn't even know existed, like the Order of the Solar Temple or the Narcosatanists.
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And then the longer you stay with that, you delve into your process and you are able to hone in on your own style.
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The Internet ArchiveScreenshot: GizmodoIf today's internet isn't really doing it for you, delve into the web of the past, courtesy of the Internet Archive.
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However, if you want to delve into the finer details, you'd need to take a look at the schedules needed to complete that return.
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Then, in our Reboot section, Will and Tim chase each other down the streets of San Francisco as they delve into 1968's Bullitt.
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Songs on the album delve into her previous battle with breast cancer in 1992, and her sister Rona's death from brain cancer in 2013.
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The movie — plucked from the plot of the original 101 Dalmatians — will reportedly delve into the origin story of the famed fur-clad villainess.
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But what Bloom wanted to do was delve into what's behind the emotional changes that are going on during puberty, which aren't often discussed.
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The research, which did not delve into the reasons for each hospitalization, looked at "actual real-world people in real-world pollution," she said.
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As the investigations delve into the company, an important issue will be whether any individuals are singled out for possible prosecution and civil penalties.
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But his decision to delve into the Alabama Senate Republican primary and offer a half-hearted endorsement of the perceived establishment candidate confounded some.
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FBE has always been working on expanding its slate, but ove the last year the focus was to delve into more long-form projects.
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But Sanders did not delve into specifics, such as whether the president supports granting a pathway to citizenship or legal status to DACA recipients.
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The company today announced its plans to delve into unscripted series as well, with around 20 more shows in this category launching next year.
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It'd take too long to delve into all those issues here, and I won't hazard a guess as to whether these changes are feasible.
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Are we to assume that baseball players, faced with the possibility of absurd riches, now refuse to delve into this modern world of drugs?
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The songs, which are a mix of disco and '80s pop, delve into Lipa's experiences with heartbreak, new love, and her long-lasting friendships.
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Cristina Herrera Borquez's film limits its point of view to Victor and Fernando's, and doesn't delve into the opposition or examine the backstage maneuverings.
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Ms. Stern and Mr. Feldman revamped the concept to delve into pricklier emotional territory, with the help of the director Andrew Ahn ("Spa Night").
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But before they delve into the specifics, you might share this broad overview with your class: Your Questions About the 2018 Winter Olympics, Answered.
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Google gave him license to delve into its Google Books Ngram Viewer, which displays graphs showing how words have occurred in books over centuries.
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It is also the first show to delve into Oiticica's overlooked years in New York City, which are detailed in the exhibition's thorough catalogue.
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Office Ladies, which will launch October 16 from Earwolf, will delve into the pair's favorite episodes and their tales of making the beloved show.
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For example, with younger kids talk about coins and simple concepts; with older ones you can delve into the rewards of earning an allowance.
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Schiff and his team will delve into the second article — obstruction of Congress — on Friday, according to a Democratic official working on the trial.
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The published results also did not delve into such pressing active-commuting concerns as hygiene, showers or the logistics of carrying changes of clothes.
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Rather than delve into the British Empire's violent expansion into Africa and Asia during Victoria's reign, "Victoria" focuses instead on Prince Albert's antislavery activities.
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"We just kept realizing we needed to give their character arcs more time in order to delve into who they really were," Margenau said.
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He liked to fight with people who complained about police brutality more than he liked to delve into the details of crime control policy.
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The spot further reveals the film will delve into the personal life of Mercury, who died of AIDS-related complications at 45 in 1991.
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READ: Putin is obsessed with keeping his daughters' identities secret The Treasury Department didn't delve into the current state of the couple's matrimonial affairs.
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The WEF is a marathon of panel discussions, lunches and cocktail parties that delve into subjects as diverse as terrorism, artificial intelligence and wellness.
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I'm not familiar enough with the movement to delve into its mechanics or history, but given the album title—Thèmes pour la Rébellion, i.e.
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Youd was inspired by Thompson's own retyping of The Sun Also Rises and The Great Gatsby, an exercise to delve into their inner workings.
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I would love to have a day with him, to share a meal, take a walk and delve into his perspective on our nation today.
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Everyone knows Jackson's biggest hits, but her diehard fans know some of the songs that rarely charted, and she wasn't afraid to delve into those.
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But it will be a shame if people end up ignoring the the game's many fascinating ideas because they aren't pressed to delve into them.
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Before I delve into the meat of what I don't like about the View 20, I should commend a couple of other inclusions from Honor.
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Settle back, as we delve into this story of stans doing things on the internet that leave many outside the stan world scratching their heads.
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The unit, which has 10 agents, will help the Justice Department delve into shell companies and the people involved in money laundering, F.B.I. officials said.
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Finally, we delve into the upsides and downsides of Spotify Discover and other digital music recommendation services, and whether playlists might someday kill us all.
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There are books coming from authors that we're huge fans of, and debuts from up-and-coming novelists that we can't wait to delve into.
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LaSalle Network founder and CEO Tom Gimbel and CNBC's Tyler Mathisen delve into how companies can recruit and retain the best of a mercurial generation.
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Except in regard to the President's assertions, Mueller often did not delve into a person's intent, instead just laying out the facts he had unearthed.
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This year, we truly start to delve into that backstory, and the entire reveal is just as eerie as everything else in The Sinner world.
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Her last role was as a forest queen in 2013's Epic (*crickets*), so she's probably prepped to delve into the animation world once again.
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Plus, we'll also get the opportunity to further delve into the farfetched, but totally intriguing, physics that makes this work of science-fiction so appealing.
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It might be subtle, but wonderful worlds of folklore and mythology await those willing to delve into the deeper meanings of Overwatch's most illustrious skins.
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The interview's purpose was to delve into whether Clinton mishandled classified information submitted on her private email system while she served as secretary of state.
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She provides both some of the most clever spy work, and a way to delve into the fact that trans acceptance isn't a binary condition.
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It doesn't delve into its own zombie lore nearly enough, giving us tiny morsels of how they came to be or how they might die.
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Users of Drops learn by associating images with words in a gaming format, but the platform doesn't delve into the complicated depths of individual languages.
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Authors Ryan Milner and Whitney Phillips, Assistant Professors of Communications and Literary Studies, delve into storytelling from creepypasta to Xeroxlore, from Harambe to Hulk Hogan.
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The accident was caused by pilot error, according to the report, but it did not delve into why the pilots did not abort the landing.
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The unanimous two-page ruling did not delve into the merits of the tribe's underlying legal case against the pipeline, which is still moving forward.
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It would also give them strong investigative leverage -- complete with subpoena powers -- to delve into things Trump prefers to keep hidden, like his tax returns.
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And Dish says more features will be released in the future, though the company didn't delve into details or offer an ETA on those rollouts.
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It made sense to focus on a topic that he knew intimately, and I was desperate to delve into: Larry Levan and the Paradise Garage.
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To write the score, Zimmer said he was forced to delve into a part of his life that he had emotionally tucked away deep inside.
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Listeners were invited to go behind Ms Knowles's public image and delve into a marriage breaking down, with all its accompanying rage, jealousy and reflection.
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To truly dive into the wonderful world of Zedd—to appreciate the person behind so many chart smashes—we need to delve into his history.
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There is, however, an existing and effective tool that has been used in the past to delve into the country's worst national traumas and conflicts.
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Investigative "60 Minutes"-type programs like "Uvda" ("Fact") and "Hamakor" ("The Source") continue to delve into government corruption and to air in prime-time slots.
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Self-development is pinnacle in your life and you insist others delve into themselves in the same way in order to rise above the pack.
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The book will also delve into a subject that's often hard for troops to talk about — the strain of deployments on the family back home.
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The source declined to delve into the details of the letter but said the legal team expressed its "concerns" about Mueller's parameters for an interview.
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It wasn't until the end of the process of writing her book that Ms. Weigel was compelled to delve into the moment it all began.
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"I am interested in how an artist can delve into the past and revisit and rework classic designs," he said in an interview last month.
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While Obama didn't delve into too much detail on any one of these topics, frequent references were made to Silicon Valley's influence throughout the speech.
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If he were pushed to delve into his ideological evolution in more detail, it might help to bridge the frustrating partisan divide on the issue.
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THUMP: A press release states that you "delve into the everyday workings of what makes us human," yet the album is titled Machine Cut Noise.
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Mueller's prosecutors didn't delve into the specifics, but they said the information from Cohen was "consistent with and corroborated by" other evidence in their possession.
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Researchers KC Diwas, Bradley Staats R. Staats, Maryam Kouchaki, and Francesca Gino wanted to delve into the tendency to delay harder tasks for easier ones.
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If you need a break from all the partying, delve into NOLA's dark side on a ghost tour or spot gators on a swamp tour.
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The teen will withhold what really matters to her, closing off an opportunity to delve into complex thoughts and feelings with a willing grown-up.
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Further reading Here are some books that adults and children might want to delve into when that lovable nanny blows into a town near you.
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Each of the first season's ten episodes, running every other week, will delve into a different corner of life inside: cellmates, pets, family relationships, fashion.
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When the Miller's composer portraits focus on those who already have a strong presence in New York, the programs tend to delve into rarer repertoire.
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They'll employ stand-up, dancing, improvisation and even PowerPoint presentations to delve into why we're drawn to all looks that are dewy, slick and moist.
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We watch as Felix struggles to hold onto his empire, and the writers very deliberately delve into a series of miniature dramas within each plaza.
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Premiering on January 24, the six-episode docuseries will delve into the world of psychedelics, cold therapy, what appears to be orgasmic meditation, and... exorcisms.
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Plus, campaign reporter Alex Thompson and healthcare reporter Alice Ollstein delve into Elizabeth Warren's new white paper on her payment plan for 'Medicare For All.
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The experience inspired a lifelong quest to delve into the specifics of how and why racially and ethnically diverse groups function differently than homogeneous ones.
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CNN political director David Chalian and CNN political reporter Dan Merica delve into the political consequences of an impeachment amid the upcoming primaries and caucuses.
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Once they delve into a social issue, they may discover there's a lot more to it than what is said in a 30-second commercial.
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Stories might be presented in brief, for readers who like to peruse the news, or in-depth, for those who like to delve into details.
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One particular challenge, she said, is that there's been a wave of books from non-medical authors that delve into pop science and dietary strategies.
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When Torres got to the area where the muxes live, she made acquaintance with several of them and was able to delve into their lives.
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But it has also become a shield, not just against attacks from the left, but from having to delve into policy at a detailed level.
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To delve into Kimmy's issues, Fey joins the cast as Andrea, a therapist who swings between straitlaced professionalism and wreaking drunken havoc on Kimmy's life.
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Image: ScreenshotTo really take control over the data being logged and shared by your fitness apps, you need to delve into the settings for those apps.
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I take every chance I can to revisit it in streams, write about it in articles, and even delve into it more deeply in conference talks.
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"Time-Knife" quickly starts to delve into this idea when the Judge (Maya Rudolph) agrees to meet with Michael (Ted Danson) over his recent alarming findings.
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If you want to receive alerts about some activities (like comments) and not others (like retweets), then delve into the options inside the app in question.
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Choosing not to delve into a seven-part series about wizard children — a population in which I've never had the slightest interest — was a no-brainer.
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"It's a totally new class of map for us," Keller said, adding that the duels force players to really delve into every inch of the map.
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Delve into the color story of the room, powered by Jason Wu's GREY collection, which celebrates the moments in life that aren't so black and white.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads As Halloween approaches, it offers a chance to delve into the occult, phantasmagoric, otherworldly, and haunted aspects of our world.
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But, really, what I wanted to delve into is making sure things like the cadence of how he spoke was correct, that the detoxing was accurate.
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In the case of Android-powered phones, you can delve into the settings to enable or disable some 'smart' help in choosing the best burst photo.
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What Edges of the Rainbow doesn't delve into are these political shifts and the laws that still challenge LGBTQ rights (same-sex marriage is still illegal).
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Other privacy settingsAs we've alluded to, apps will have privacy settings of their own, so you can delve into each one separately to see what's available.
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Her friends implore her to, once again, delve into her dark past to figure out who or what gave her her powers, and for what reason.
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The speech will delve into the education system, infrastructure, border security, the state of the military, the economy and the outsourcing of jobs, Trump's spokesman said.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads As Halloween arrives, it offers a chance to delve into the occult, phantasmagoric, otherworldly, and haunted aspects of our world.
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Founders and investors are obviously so super-focused on building their companies that sometimes they forget to delve into the big issues behind tech and startups.
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But Sidibe, who is officially a triple threat — critically acclaimed actress, newly-minted author, and now director — is far from afraid to delve into tough topics.
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Luckily, Spider-Gwen also gets to shine in the Spider-Verse and readers looking to delve into her backstory have plenty of comics to choose from.
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WebVR allows companies and content creators to delve into the world of creating VR experiences without having to host those experiences in a native VR app.
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That strange and abject spirit followed Pixies through most of their songs, but it bores through most clearly when they delve into uncanny cinematic micro-dramas.
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The sprawling collection of works will delve into the resilience of the Black American experience, touching on racism and violence, as well as hope and survival.
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The breakthrough means that scientists will now be able to delve into the seed's DNA and alter genes to breed crops with enhanced quality and yields.
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He didn't delve into specifics, beyond noting that the Assistant is built more around conversations — tech that talks, nudges and prompts you, not just gives answers.
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For the film buffs, this is your last chance to delve into the mind of Stanley Kubrick with 2001: A Space Odyssey and A Clockwork Orange.
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At this informal talk, I'll delve into my years of exploring NYC cemeteries to discuss how these burial grounds have shaped the city we know today.
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How far the F.B.I. will now delve into these questions beyond the original high school-era sexual assault allegation lodged by Christine Blasey Ford remained unclear.
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The adventures meant for middle graders will delve into characters who are figuring out the world around them, including dealing with parents and teachers, she said.
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If you are new to Bo Bardi, these should impel you to delve into the full career of one of the last century's most magnanimous architects.
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The second season, debuting Sunday night, picks up the story from there, allowing Simmons more time to delve into the nuances of this challenging double role.
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Check. The writers also delve into the dangers of isolationism (the princesses, at least before they meet She-Ra) and prejudice (against tech geeks and others).
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Delve into the books of the Mexican writer and musician Julián Herbert and how obedient — how chaste — so much contemporary nonfiction can suddenly seem in comparison.
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This report will define all six and delve into how companies from a variety of sectors have implemented them to reach their transformation and collaboration goals.
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As Ben Thompson of Stratechery shrewdly pointed out, this represents an opportunity for Facebook to delve into new advertising territory but also risks alienating current advertisers.
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He is happy to stay in Preston, where starter homes cost as little as $183,000, and he can ride dirt bikes and delve into the business.
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Cassandra will be in the upcoming Birds of Prey movie, but it's unclear how much the film will delve into the backstory of Cassandra and Barbara.
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But it will also delve into the HGTV stars' love of entertaining, family, food, wellness, music, travel and more, with a focus on their personal stories.
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Ahead of a state dinner, Paulus would delve into the history of the hosted country, its symbols, and its fonts, which calligraphers call "hands" throughout time.
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Some recent westerns like to delve into the political and ethical implications of the tradition, seeking to balance the demands of mythic resonance and historical authenticity.
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Rather than encourage average kids' bloodthirsty instinct to cheer for the downfall of their friends and neighbors, let them delve into the fiascos of fictional characters.
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He is the latest official to delve into the committee's fund-raising and spending, and he appears to be looking for possible evidence of self-dealing.
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But Robert Blendon, a health policy professor at Harvard who studies public opinion, said it would be wise not to delve into financing details for now.
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Instead of dwelling on the mundane and practical, Strange Loop speakers often delve into obscure and unlikely technologies that could have huge implications if they work out.
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The FAA also did not delve into any detailed inquiries and followed a standard certification process on the MAX, the Seattle Times reported citing an FAA spokesman.
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"Sometimes people get caught for the first time as an adult, but if we delve into their history, the behavior has been there all along," Moffitt says.
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Directors Rod Blackhurst and Brian McGinn delve into the notorious case that propelled Knox, the American study abroad student accused of killing her roommate, into the spotlight.
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Carr also noted that the study did not delve into whether the pathogens found in the meat were alive or benign, something that could have been tested.
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I won't delve into spoilers, but let's just say that this 153-minute film has many powerful things to say, and it says them with cinematic splendor.
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ET: This week, host Mark Levin and special guest Gordon Chang delve into North Korea and China, their nuclear weapons, ongoing cyber warfare and stolen U.S. technology.
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Police had continued to follow leads and collect evidence over the years, reviewing and expanding the case file when there was time to delve into cold cases.
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The Liane Moriatry book the HBO series is based off of would suggest BLL is about to delve into the fact Book that Bonnie's father was abusive.
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Though the poll doesn't delve into particular issue areas, and doesn't specify foreign or domestic policy, there are a whole series of topics this could apply to.
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Data Science: Practical Deep Learning in Theano & TensorFlow Once you've mastered the basics, you'll delve into more advanced deep learning concepts in this set of 23 lectures.
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And the movie itself mirrored this tradition of coded messaging by giving general audiences something to love while leaving deeper messages for black people to delve into.
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You don't need to delve into your psyche to figure out what's "wrong" with you because there's nothing wrong with you; you just haven't had sex yet.
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Asked in an interview with MSNBC's Chuck Todd if DACA was legal, Feinstein cited the legal threats, then said she didn't want to delve into the issue.
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Most medium and large organizations have become dependent on engagement surveys, some of which ask how employees feel; however, few delve into the reasons for their feelings.
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Other genres of games may be free to delve into fantastic worlds, but when it comes to sports, realism has always been the thing that mattered most.
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It's then that we languidly soak in tubs of skin-nourishing oils and mind-quieting aromatics and casually delve into nine-step Korean-inspired skin-care regimens.
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Like Indiana Jones, but in a field full of ket and sick, it was my destiny to delve into the unknown and come back with some evidence.
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Niall Stanage and Amie Parnes delve into Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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But except for a probe that parachuted into Jupiter's atmosphere, Galileo did not have the tools that Juno does to delve into what lies beneath Jupiter's clouds.
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But she did not delve into those details on Thursday, nor did she discuss a North Korea policy that experts say is badly in need of review.
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Maybe you're 22009 years old and have come across the Arctic Monkeys in their most recent AM phase and would like to delve into their back catalogue.
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Hentai is a way for people to disconnect from reality and delve into the world of total fantasy, forgetting about all the stresses that real life brings.
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Whether it's political, whether it's financial, whether it's entertainment-based, you really delve into these people's lives for about six to 12 months, and then you're out.
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And if he's the sort who bristles at the "dope-smoking hippie," this is a perfect teachable moment to delve into the difference between CBD and THC.
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Officials told the companies that the government would soon launch a research database and asked them to develop tools that could help researchers delve into the data.
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I couldn't say a specific moment, but there were definitely very emotional times when she was 26, 27 years old that we delve into in the story.
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The deeper I delve into biohacking, the more I think a lot of the discomfort with it boils down to simple neophobia — a fear of what's new.
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Blue State as a whole relies too heavily on the visual element of its theme to truly delve into any particular aspect of the color's political implications.
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But, they are all the more revolutionary because of the way they dare to delve into the most feared and mysterious part of a woman – her psyche.
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The trial will delve into the C.I.A.'s shadowy cyberoperations, as prosecutors seek to retrace the steps that they say Mr. Schulte took to extract the documents.
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He's going to use his newfound independence to delve into topics and critiques in a long-form way, and he wants to try to hold everyone accountable.
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On multiple occasions, he referred to his upcoming book, "The Room Where it Happened," according to reports, but did not delve into the substance of the manuscript.
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Building on that structure, he was able to delve into his passions and goals and touch on Harvard&aposs legacy of educating civil rights leaders throughout history.
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Speaking to reporters on Thursday, Mr. Zugaza, 52, did not delve into his reasons for leaving, and returning to a smaller museum in his home Basque region.
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It is sure to delve into the issue of cybersecurity of election systems, which has become a hot topic following Russia's interference in the 85033 presidential election.
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That you shouldn't delve into getting actual data to change things or that you were trying to socially engineer ... I think social engineering gets a bad name.
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What's more, the burly vocalist finally allows himself to delve into his naturally lower register, revealing a mournful, weathered moan with which to spin his sad tales.
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If you've seen the stage show, In the Heights looks like a lovingly crafted cinematic adaptation; if you haven't, here's your opportunity to delve into its world.
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Langman attempts to delve into the complex psychology of a school shooter and hypothesizes that they tend to fall into three distinct categories: psychopathic, psychotic, or traumatized.
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Raised Roman Catholic, the 34-year-old rejected religion pretty early on, but, like many these days, he continues to delve into spirituality on his own terms.
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Still, C.K. and Ansari were somewhat unusual as male entertainers willing to delve into issues of power and privilege and talk about the ways men hurt women.
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Subsequent episodes delve into the thorny issue surrounding her courtship by Prince Albert (Tom Hughes), whose strain of German royalty doesn't mesh with the sensibilities of the court.
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OK, sweet, you're going to need that because we're about to delve into what the internet has been up to this last week, and… Friends, it's not great.
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To celebrate the release, Pearce decided to delve into an old shoebox full of archival photos to take us all on a fun little trip down memory lane.
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The working paper doesn't delve into why crime seems to go down when health coverage goes up, but it does attempt to show a direct cause and effect.
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While one desk took calls from Brits who claimed to have seen strange objects in the sky, the secret desk reportedly sent staff to delve into the claims.
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As for race, Thomas noted that a US government study found that black women had higher abortion rates than white women, but he didn't delve into the reasons.
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Rather than delve into all that, I'll just say this: like the Google app, it's incredibly easy to lose track of what you just did it in it.
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Though the study doesn't delve into the possible reasons for the decline, Dr. Levine told Time that factors such as smoking, stress, and obesity could be to blame.
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Wonders and Visions: A Visual History of Science Fiction will include more than 350 images and accompanying explanations that delve into how artistic styles evolved alongside the genre.
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Cadre, headquartered in New York, is currently a platform helping accredited investors delve into commercial real estate deals in what it claims is a far more transparent way.
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However, how these disgusting creatures move is of interest to scientists, including some at Kyoto University who used computer simulations and robotics to delve into this strange movement.
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You can stumble across these tours on your own as you explore, or select the ones you want to delve into from the main menu and map screens.
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In a trailer for her upcoming, four-part Netflix documentary series, Chelsea Does, the comedian heads to the California start-up capital to delve into all things tech.
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As for the Queen and Princess Margaret, "We wanted to delve into it a bit deeper into what we'd started with [the previous exhibit] Fashion Rules," she says.
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It's the question at the center of the most popular podcast in America as friends of the beloved fitness guru delve into his sudden disappearance from public life.
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After completing a course on each subject, you'll delve into a third and final class on how the popular programming language Python can be integrated with SQL databases.
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The Reuters reports delve into how this clear profit motive (in addition to limited oversight and already shaky legal standing) leads to the ghastly treatment of human bodies.
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Crawl onto the skin of a starship or delve into a mine on Mercury and you're sure to find robots doing jobs in conditions where humans wouldn't survive.
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Hopefully, no one will contend that Mueller has too many friends in the White House to really delve into the muck, as was the case back in 2014.
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It's a nice alternative to the owner's manual from Hyundai and could help owners perform basic tasks without needing to delve into a multi-hundred page paper manual.
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It's hard not to crack up at the confusion he faces when people delve into his heritage, as if his cockney speech patterns were an elaborate put-on.
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Like last week, Trump is not expected to delve into the details of the tax reform proposals congressional Republican leaders are mulling, two senior administration officials said Tuesday.
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While the two men would not delve into specifics, they said the group has financial commitments outside of the public donation push, which has only garnered about $3,000.
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The briefing allows reporters to delve into multiple issues that may not make news that day but are important to government and the country in the long run.
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As a result, I like to have books about to delve into to inspire me; sometimes just a glance at the spine of a certain work will help.
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" And he teased a speech, "on probably Monday of next week," that he said would delve into "all of the things that have taken place with the Clintons.
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Trump did not delve into the specifics of the tax plan during the speech, but did use the speech as an opportunity to knock those against the plan.
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Liberated from such concerns, we were free to delve into the hidden nooks of the Bay Area, and into strange truths about the affinity of travel and mystery.
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" Updegrove spoke with both former presidents several times in the past few years in order to delve into their personal connection, which he repeatedly described as "very close.
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It would have been enough to see Abbi delve into the nightmarish world of the DMV line and Ilana experience an orgasmic reaction after joining the Clinton campaign.
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Unfortunately for celebrities, if you're famous enough, at some point people are going to delve into your past hoping to pull some scandalous skeletons out of your closet.
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We asked a few writers to delve into the painful past and tell us about the most truly rotten, diabolical, deeply depressing nights out they've ever, ever had.
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The first and second episodes of the series delve into topics like the racial biases shown by the LAPD in various instances in the decades before the murders.
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Though the track's title is just a play on the song's E-B-A chord progression, its lyrics delve into the madness of missed opportunities and past mistakes.
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This 1951 novel is the first of a series of seven, which were published over four decades and delve into a far away universe plagued by intergalactic war.
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" Her own category, she said, used pictorial fragmentation to delve into "what it's like to be in a body of ongoing questions, one that is unfixed and unstable.
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With that in mind, I've come up with 20 essential titles from the past 15 years that you should reexamine or, if you've never seen them, delve into.
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Ms. Brown said she had been motivated to delve into her family's past after hearing a lecture at Brown University that focused on her family's connection to slavery.
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Still, the meeting in Buenos Aires marked significant progress, he said, describing upcoming negotiations as historically significant because both leaders had agreed to delve into several specific issues.
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Mr. Manafort's lawyers are expected to delve into exactly what led Ms. Laporta, a veteran accountant who said she earned about $400,000 a year, to cooperate with prosecutors.
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You might delve into one as a whole class, or you might have smaller groups complete different activities and report back to the rest of the class. 2013.
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Your results are kept indefinitely, so when genetic matches appear, you'll even be able to discover extended family members and delve into the migration paths of your ancestors.
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Through hands-on case studies, practice modules, and real-time projects, you'll delve into the world of intelligent systems and machines and get ahead of the robot revolution.
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Dear Becky, which will be published by Dynamite Entertainment, takes place 12 years after the original comic book series concluded, and it will delve into the characters' pasts.
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Additionally, special counsel Robert Mueller is leading the Department of Justice probe into Russian interference, an investigation that is said to have begun to delve into Trump's finances.
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Prosecutors typically use investigatory grand juries, which can issue subpoenas and which sit for weeks or months, to delve into complicated or politically sensitive cases, like police shootings.
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You'll delve into topics like automation, programmability, SDN, and security fundamentals, and discover how to configure and manage wired and wireless network connectivity for the new connection model.
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But, before you delve into the nightmarish world of Greendale, we rounded up 14 behind-the-scenes secrets and fun facts you probably didn&apost know about "CAOS."
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Trump's website does not delve into specifics, either about what parts of Dodd-Frank will be targeted or what policies could be put in place to replace it.
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Not until the federal investigation prompted Mr. Malatras and Mr. Zemsky to delve into Mr. Kaloyeros's projects did they begin to realize that something was off, he said.
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From the rise of Big Data to the fall of Theranos, these authors delve into the tech fairy tales we&aposve been sold and uncover the underlying truth.
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Because the more you delve into the history, the more you see how Abrams' plot twist changes the fundamental nature of Star Wars — and not for the better.
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The campaign cases are part of a wide-ranging investigation underway in Chihuahua, where the new governor, Javier Corral, has assigned his attorney general to delve into corruption.
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Personally, I don't see how the Duffer brothers can pass up this opportunity to really delve into the mythology of the shared Stranger Things/Parks and Rec universe.
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Before we delve into this story, we need to take a step back to the distant days of...2016 (we know, we don't like thinking about last year either).
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Telling this X-Force story would allow Fox to delve into deeper, bloodier, darker themes — the kind you see in Deadpool and don't see in the X-Men movies.
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It was all too fitting that Vinsanity decided to delve into the time machine against the Raptors, the club he spent most of his first seven NBA seasons with.
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As a woman making this series, I really want to delve into the nuance of Kalief's story and every aspect of what it's like to be a human being.
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Katsas has never been a judge, and absent a judicial record of decisions to delve into, Senate Democrats are likely to press him about his role in these cases.
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When we delve into real-world examples of blockchain technology, it's clear that many of the things that have caused problems with the bitcoin blockchain have not been adopted.
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Arriving 20 years after the assassination, it tries both to delve into those incendiary "circumstances and causes" and to measure, at least implicitly, the lingering effects of Rabin's death.
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Joseph Kony & the Chibok girls Despite some successes that we'll delve into at the end of this article, the debate over the efficacy of online petitions is well-trod.
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It would also have meant buying a system that could not be integrated into NATO's wider missile-defence shield without allowing the Chinese to delve into Western military technology.
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Through the digital project, viewers can not only witness his dynamic depictions of animal and plant life, but also delve into his color code that gave them their vibrancy.
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With Season 2 of Stranger Things coming out on October 27, let's delve into the Sunken Place and the Upside Down like the intrepid (pop culture) explorers we are.
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As you know ... Kanye already has many job titles -- rapper, fashion mogul, creative director of porn award shows -- but it looks like he's ready to delve into another industry.
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Parts of the game even take place in a therapist's office (again, just throw out that couples counseling!) and delve into the psychology of what scares you the most.
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If you're using something a little more obscure, you may have to delve into the Contacts app first, but in most cases Siri should guide you through the process.
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In his introduction Mr McMahon explains that he will neither delve into the government's efforts to clean up bad loans nor examine bright spots such as the tech sector.
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The characters are just as intricate as the plot itself, with motives and patterns of behaviour that make more sense the more we delve into the town's complex past.
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Recently retired boxing megastar Floyd Mayweather Jr. is looking to expand his roster of fighters on The Money Team beyond boxing and delve into the market of MMA promotion.
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"Landmark – Metallica: The Early Years," will be the first documentary to air from the series, which will also delve into other key moments in music history in future releases.
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But the documents released this week go deeper and also delve into his childhood, which was marked by normal maladies such as colds, fevers, sore throats and the like.
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The 2016 election cycle is already exhausting, but for every debate we watch, we find ourselves waiting for candidates to delve into the issues that really matter to us.
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And I'm undertaking two new book-writing projects, one fiction about a lone reporter and his magical source that hopes to delve into secrecy and the nature of television.
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Beatles docs typically focus attention on Beatlemania and everything thereafter, so The Sixth Beatle is a refreshing delve into older, obscure music history about the world's most beloved band.
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Perhaps you have a life, so when it's finally time to settle in and delve into a few episodes of something good, you're not quite sure where to start.
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I am here to delve into the raw, untumbled semi-precious gems that Mr. Diaz gives to the world... and hopefully avoid the end of his rather extensive reach.
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In Black Refractions: Highlights from the Studio Museum in Harlem, curators delve into the Studio Museum's collection to share its history of community engagement, education, and support of artists.
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McConnell, for his part, touted in Senate floor remarks Monday the $8.3 billion emergency spending package signed into law last week, but didn't delve into potential future policy considerations.
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I delve into my fantasy world and live vicariously through my protagonists as they experience love and loss, battle evil, and fight to make their world a better place.
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Whether you already have your favorite shows or have yet to delve into the medium, here are 20 recommendations (in no particular order) for podcast episodes to check out.
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Textbooks delve into her epic installation pieces like "The Dinner Party," which explores female achievement in Western culture and is on display at the Brooklyn Museum in New York.
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The European one will be able to drill a couple of yards into Martian rock, much deeper than the couple of inches that Curiosity was able to delve into.
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In this two-part talk, we first delve into Jasper Johns' work with catalogue contributor Caitlin Sweeney and then engage leading voices in the arts in a panel discussion.
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Instead of responding to the warp speed of the culture news cycle, Ms. Wortham and Mr. Morris delve into the hard-to-parse undercurrents that define our cultural moment.
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But this is only likely to be a stopgap and many foreign funds contacted said they would be reluctant to delve into new Lebanese Eurobonds until they assess reforms.
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It's a uniquely narrative-focused roguelite design that encourages you to delve into side stories and discover new items and encounters, even if it means losing the overall playthrough.
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In "Sex, Politics and the Banned Books of 2016," Christine Hauser writes: One way to discover what Americans are concerned about is to delve into the books they read.
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To delve into these issues, I am involved with a communication studies project at West Chester University in Pennsylvania that explores narratives at the intersection of race and identity.
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"The book really does delve into class and sociopolitical differences and cultural differences, so I think adding the level of race to that really enriches the storytelling," Washington said.
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Hitman was an anomaly in how well the episodic model served its playground gameplay, allowing players to delve into and examine every individual level until a new one released.
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Our hosts delve into facts through interacting with the individuals on the street who are taking a stance on the matter and consulting with the experts in the field.
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If your reason for being unemployed is because of something personal like a medical condition, Augustine warns that you should not delve into too many details about the issue.
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Using resources from publications such as The Times, students first delve into current events by reading at least three articles about varying topics, allowing their interests to guide them.
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We present a case study on the way that urban legends are born and spread, and delve into how the increasing belief in nonhuman intelligence inspires our real world.
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But it is not known whether Mr. Kelly, Ms. Nielsen or any other senior officials sought to delve into why Mr. Porter was operating with only an interim clearance.
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Some people can't wait to have their questions answered, and will delve into drone footage and leaked set photos to try and puzzle together any hints of what will happen.
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Should you start having problems with a frequently crashing app, you might want to delve into the crash logs for the OS to see just how often crashes are occurring.
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With an adaptation of The Glass Castle out on Friday, August 11, there's never been a more appropriate time to delve into, and learn from, the life experiences of another.
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When better to take that adult education course, pursue an advanced degree or delve into an entirely new field of study than retirement, when your time is largely your own?
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And they are willing and able to delve into the psyche of their heroines to address their budding, complicated sexuality and fully embrace their capricious bitchiness with thoughtfulness and charm.
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Any personal account of McMaster's brief time in the White House would have plenty to delve into, from Russia to North Korea to his reportedly strained relationship with the president.
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It's a great chance to jump back into the vibrant world of FFXV — and delve into a brief chapter that feels like nothing else in the rest of the game.
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She's so wise and has so much to offer and I just think it's cool to watch her and delve into this character; it kind of goes back to perspective.
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But before you delve into the particulars of a loved one's debts, experts say it's important to first understand the legalities of what happens to assets — and liabilities — at death.
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The new run of episodes promises to delve into where the Marvel show's titular heroine, Jessica Jones (Krysten Ritter), got her superpowers, which is one of the drama's greatest mysteries.
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If Besson does more films in this world (he's indicated that he's written a pair of sequels and is working on another), he'll have plenty of material to delve into.
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That's fine when talking about everyday topics, but it can become problematic when dealing with areas of scientific analysis that delve into advanced mathematics and almost limitless levels of nuance.
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You could delve into any number of them, from Vox to the New York Times to the Washington Post to Buzzfeed, and still not fully grasp the breadth of QAnon.
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Groening hints at a desire to follow the example of BoJack creator Raphael Bob-Waksberg and delve into darker territory, like the sexist system that so badly limits Bean's options.
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The biggest and most important reveal of the night comes after a newly self-aware Bernie asks to delve into his earliest memories to come to terms with his past.
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"We delve into the human story and, setting aside the alien coming to life [explore] how do humans react and interact amongst themselves that happens within their walls," Wernick added.
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The U.S. court system has strong laws to curtail improper suits, Bogart said, and judges are more inclined to sort good cases from bad than to delve into their financing.
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Even before the story starts to delve into what's strange and special about Alton, he comes across as adult and otherworldly, another in a long line of uncanny cinematic children.
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The hearing is expected to delve into the circumstances surrounding President Trump's firing of Comey last month, which has spurred allegations of possible obstruction of the FBI's Russian interference investigation.
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It would take years for me to come back to these songs and truly comprehend the violence and pain they delve into as poignant portraits of life along the border.
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The hearing, which is expected take place Wednesday morning, will delve into the intelligence community's work compiling the 2017 assessment cataloging Russian interference in the election, according to the committee.
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Below that is the "Trending Now" section, followed by "Today's Moments," and then an "Explore All" area where you can delve into specific categories like News, Sports, Entertainment or Fun.
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As the nuptials spiral into a delirious bacchanal evoking Luis Buñuel's 1962 classic, "The Exterminating Angel," guests delve into decadence, and a mother and father become gargoyles of parental pomposity.
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The extra effort will undoubtedly be noted by leadership, but more importantly, it will give you the chance to delve into the subject matter and participate on a deeper level.
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I asked him how he felt about being part of a journalistic process that would delve into his most intimate medical details, without his being able to control the process.
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PORT WASHINGTON The biologist Eric Powers leads an adults-only hike to search for wildflowers and wildlife and delve into historical and medical uses of some of the plants found.
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A week spent with performers at the festival presented an opportunity to delve into the surprisingly subtle and complex nature of Scottish fiddling, and the elements that make it unique.
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The title will delve into what Harris sees as "the core truths," and will recount her upbringing as a child of immigrants, The Associated Press and New York Times reported.
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I shouldn't have to delve into this plot (seriously, what are you waiting for?), but it involves an alien life form that invades bodies while pretending to be said body.
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"Kosmogyr has enabled us to delve into genres and influences that we'd both been previously unable to explore with our other projects," the band told Noisey in a collective statement.
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This way, creatives including "The Mandalorian's" Deborah Chow as the director, have more time to really delve into the character's story and not be limited by around two-hour runtime.
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Yet reading Woolf's works, her diaries and her writings about her life led Dr. DeSalvo to delve into her own memories, including that of childhood sexual trauma involving a caregiver.
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And it's a blow to Mr. Trump, who has overplayed his hand, because Mr. Mueller may now be able to delve into the Trump lawyers' conversations with Mr. Manafort's lawyers.
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We have to really delve into things like childhood trauma and current life situations and relationships and whether those relationships are healthy or toxic and how people feel about themselves.
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In order to develop drugs to accurately target either the auditory nerve or hair cells, Decibel's researchers delve into the anatomy of the inner ear, down to the cellular level.
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I'll dabble in those kinds of books too, but I do so much reading for work every day, I find it hard to delve into anything too serious for fun.
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"I apologize for the abrasiveness of some of my colleagues who would rather tarnish your character than really try to delve into the issues facing this great nation," said Rep.
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The ads in early states, he said, delve into Biden's biography and, the campaign is using viewership data to find ways of targeting new Biden voters and sustain their interest.
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If the internet has given us a vocabulary to really delve into our racial identities, it is up to us to find the words to process this with one another.
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With most of her filmography recently made available for streaming on the Criterion Channel, there's a new opportunity to delve into her work, including some of her lesser-known films.
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Last month, Kudlow told CNBC that Trump asked him to investigate such a plan but cautioned that it's still "way too soon" to delve into the specifics of a plan.
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The president warned special counsel Robert Mueller, who was appointed to spearhead the probe, not to delve into his past financial dealings during a New York Times interview on Wednesday.
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The Yale discussion group, dubbed the Yale Psychiatry and Psychedelics Group or YPPG, hopes to delve into some of the underlying neurological questions that have yet to be fully explored.
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In the listing for the book, Penguin Random House expands on the original description, showing off a book that will delve into Dooku's life before he falls to the dark side.
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"Because we're watching it in a different medium, when you read about it Claire is taking you through it, it's easy to not delve into Jamie's inner thoughts," Roberts told THR.
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Jesmyn Ward's Sing, Unburied, Sing, the winner of the 2017 National Book Award, uses a ghost story to delve into the lasting legacy and trauma of the era of mass incarceration.
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Speaking of the internet, there is no better time to delve into its deep and sweet trove of oddities than when you're confined to a dark room nursing a coconut water.
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"Until there is a serious focus by the administration, a serious focus by Congress to really delve into this we are not going to see the crisis at the border stop."
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These studies were important, but they did not delve into whether the drugs had an impact on real-world outcomes, such as death and disease, above changing lab markers like cholesterol.
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Barnier said, "We will now delve into the heart of the matter", before the two sat down for a first meeting flanked by the officials who will lead the detailed negotiations.
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Stone's film, which is based on two books about Snowden, hopes to delve into the personal story of the polarizing figure, who sparked a national and international debate over government surveillance.
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After one drink with a female friend, I feel like we could delve into the minutiae of my life and their life, the axes on which our relationships and fears settle.
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One need not delve into, say, Robert Putnam's research on diversity and the decline of social trust to see that this is not in fact how most people wish to live.
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While the survey doesn't delve into why people felt uncomfortable with displaying affection openly, it's not hard to understand — especially since Trump's administration has been rolling back rights for LGBTQ people.
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And the notion of self-regulation is at least as questionable as it is admirable: is an FA-commissioned report truly the best way to delve into the FA's possible missteps?
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But this video goes beyond the usual purely scientific discussion to delve into deeper metaphysical questions, like the philosophical puzzler known as the Ship of Theseus, and the problem of consciousness.
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There is no policy news as such today, so I thought I would delve into an ultra-weedsy topic — WMATA's network design and how to improve it without breaking the bank.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - The latest cinematic installment of the smash hit "Millennium series" will reveal more details about mysterious hacker heroine, Lisbeth Salander, and delve into her past, director Fede Alvarez said.
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Where other Democrats speak about their desire for a "fresh face" in leadership — often anonymously — and rarely delve into personal criticisms of Pelosi or her work, Vela is much more blunt.
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This panel discussion with Crystal Moselle (Skate Kitchen), Natalia Leite (Bare), and Meera Menon (Farah Goes Bang) delve into the practical ways to become a filmmaker while also not going broke.
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The further we delve into our conversation, the more out of place it feels when the headset suddenly tells me to ask Aisha about whether she is connected to the Taliban.
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From food to names to your drunk uncle at Thanksgiving, the hosts draw on their own backgrounds as "hyphen-Americans" to delve into the experiences that make us who we are.
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"As we pick up debris, we'll bring that back here and we'll assemble that, but investigators will eventually delve into what may or may not have caused this," said Lt. Col.
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Trump left open the possibility that he could eventually fire Mueller, warning that Mueller would be crossing a line if he made any attempt to delve into the Trump family's finances.
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Hungry for stories that reflected her experiences as a woman from a traditional Indian family, Sangeeta Pillai decided to start her own podcast to delve into taboos, like sexuality and menopause.
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Most compellingly, she discusses her past experiences with performance anxiety, and how building useless robots allowed her to delve into engineering without having to worry about the outward appearance of failure.
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While neither "I Got It" and the remix of "Bum Bum Tam Tam" have been enormous hits, this cross-pollination and willingness by western artists to delve into funk is promising.
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Nor does she delve into why both the G7 and G20 efforts have largely failed to concretely address global vulnerabilities to old diseases like cholera, or new ones such as SARS.
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"Starting a business can be challenging because it requires the owner to delve into areas well outside of their expertise," advised Laurie Giles, President and CEO of Next Level Consulting, LLC.
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While the study didn't delve into why infants' heart defects and maternal heart disease might be related, the authors note that they share a number of risk factors, including maternal smoking.
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Just days before the companies are expected to begin the jury selection process, Alsup ordered that Alphabet be given more time to delve into new evidence that Uber provided last week.
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For example, if a client is trying to argue that an assault impacted their mental health, a defense attorney can use that as an opportunity to delve into their psychological history.
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Underwood, 36, will introduce readers to her Fit52 program, as well as delve into her personal journey and how she navigated the "pressure to look perfect," according to the press release.
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I won't delve into the finer details of how John's tale works itself out, then, but I will celebrate the fact that he's a Rockstar leading man acting (almost) entirely altruistically.
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To Organize Delirium at the Carnegie Museum of Art is Hélio Oiticica's second retrospective in the US and is the first to delve into the Brazilian artist's critical New York years.
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This memoir does not take him as far as his career at The Times (I knew him only slightly), nor does it delve into the start of his interest in photography.
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Also, they delve into the state of Apple events as a whole and whether all the onstage excitement is a little removed from what's happening in the rest of the world.
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WikiLeaks ends its press release on "Year Zero" with a Q-and-A, including encouragement to citizen and professional journalists alike to delve into the documents and find more interesting stories.
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Their skepticism was heightened in January when Mr. Burr suggested that the committee was not equipped to delve into the possibility of any links between the Trump campaign and Russian intelligence.
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After enjoying a hot meal and doing their homework, they disperse into classrooms where, depending on the semester's theme, they delve into topics like Greek mythology, outer space or ancient Egypt.
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The trial is likely to hinge on the credibility of his accusers — six women will testify — and will delve into the complex issues of consent and power dynamics in the workplace.
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We didn't delve into the relative leanings of each district, but if you were reading House Party a year ago, you were pretty damn well informed about where the battlegrounds were.
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Gone 'Til November: A Journal of Rikers Island promises to delve into the eight months he spent locked up at New York City's main jail complex in 2010 on weapons charges.
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A sample-oriented show on NTS Radio doesn't exactly provide that feeling, but it comes close, and furthermore provides a unique way to delve into the history of 90s rap production.
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Ezra Edelman: I knew from the get-go I wanted to delve into the history of Los Angeles, the L.A.P.D., and to do a deeper dive into O.J. as a character.
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If you are willing to spend the time, in the archive's library you can delve into more material of the same nature as the exhibition but from other regions and periods.
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In March, Clinton — the presumptive nominee for the Democratic nomination for president — went on Jimmy Kimmel Live and said she'll do her best to delve into government files surrounding possible UFO sightings.
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Even when Karl spells out that he's had sex with other players, and that none has come close to what they shared, he doesn't actually delve into the emotional connection they have.
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New circuits can be established in a couple of seconds, and if you want to delve into Tor's security settings, there are only three options to worry about: Standard, Safe, and Safest.
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There were also some especially vocal writers that were very strict about sticking to canon, and really looked down on any writers that dared to steer away or delve into serious topics.
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Eels which delve into the lake are liable to toxic shock, and millions watched the eerie sight of the fish convulsing and tying itself in literal knots after diving into the brine.
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We won't delve into every executive order and diplomatic shift, but the beginning of the Trump administration has had a profound impact on technology, science, and the future course of the planet.
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This is a reminder that while we further delve into the seemingly countless possibilities of this exciting new technology, we should keep our eyes open for the repercussions and unwanted side-effects.
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Thankfully there's a growing body of TV shows, movies, and standup specials pushing past one-dimensional portraits of parenting to delve into its realistic, darker side, especially as it pertains to motherhood.
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She's just found a fun and engaging way to delve into some of the key questions involved, like just how do you make any measurements at all of a woodpecker's frenetic drumming?
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Both Hong Kong's and China's governments, however, were furious in 2016 when pro-independence politicians were elected to Legco, and seem ill-inclined to delve into the nuance of the dissenters' views.
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These films delve into stories that are close and sometimes deeply uncomfortable, challenging us to enter into the emotions and experiences of someone else and let them change our own mental landscapes.
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Former second lady Dr. Jill Biden has announced a new memoir that will delve into her personal journey and how she and her husband, former vice president Joe Biden, "rebuilt" their family.
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"He can tell the world what he wants to tell them via Instagram and whatnot but once he's out, we'll really delve into what this time in treatment was like," Stork continues.
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The brand also partnered with Delta Airlines for an exclusive podcast, and is planning its own in-house podcasts that will delve into areas like beauty, food and books, the report says.
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We'll also be able to tell you more about how startups get to appear on Battlefield and TechCrunch Disrupt, but our main aim is to delve into the Crypto scene in Zug.
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Still, two decades and nearly 1,000 books later, the self-described sci-fi fanatic struggles to find books that delve into her most niche interests, like the link between AI and transhumanism.
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That was demonstrated when he cast the key vote in a March case that would allow judges to delve into the usually secretive deliberations of a jury to safeguard against racial bias.
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There's very little I love more than a delve into the psyche of a man at a crossroads, and Liam Payne, the Gary Barlow of One Direction, more than fits this description.
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What we don't know about it: Mnuchin and National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn declined to delve into specifics about parts the plan, suggesting that much of it is open to negotiation.
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Absolutely. Horror is a place where we can delve into things that we're scared of and things that are subversive, things that are taboo, things that we don't want to talk about.
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Clinton has offered her support for NASA, but won't elaborate on what that means exactly, and Trump is eager to make America great in space again, but also doesn't delve into specifics.
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Horowitz's doorstop report, which comes in at almost 500 pages, does not delve into conservative allegations related to the Department of Justice's handling of the investigation into the Trump campaign and Russia.
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Chief among them: the academics and extracurricular activities she would delve into, the new people she would meet, and how to figure out what she truly wanted to do with her life.
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The hearing will likely delve into what the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is doing to engage with states and to help secure voter databases and other elections infrastructure from cyber threats.
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A group of the world's top tax officials will meet next week in Paris to delve into the details of the Panama Papers and determine how they can better combat tax avoidance.
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As financing options proliferate more quickly than regulatory protections, it&aposs especially important to delve into the fine-print of lending agreements to make sure they make economic sense for your business.
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I took to Google to delve into the world of quality cookware — which, as an unmarried woman, sort of felt like I was crashing a party to which I hadn't been invited.
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But, if you liked your experience with a particular therapist, you can also book a future appointment to further delve into your own issues — it doesn't have to be a one-off.
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Two artists at the forefront of that exploration, Skawennati and Antonio Serna, will present works that delve into their respective histories and possible futures on Thursday at TSA New York in Bushwick.
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"It's a bit crazy to me that doctors don't really delve into the potential mental issues that can arise after weight-loss surgery," says Hawkins, who recently detailed her experience at Salon.
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It's one of the great questions of this exquisitely layered, thrilling novel, which leaps across centuries and continents to delve into the role of destiny and the elusiveness of perception and memory.
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If you have yet to give the show a try, it's never too late to delve into the dark, imaginative world of Puppet Time — and Carrey puts on an emotional, layered performance.
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But just before Mr. Booker was about to delve into the more intricate details of his baby bonds proposal, he was interrupted by one of the home's residents — Sadie, a golden lab.
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But what gives The President Show its teeth is that it has to spend so much time with Trump that it can't help but delve into him in more psychologically satisfying ways.
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The high-profile effort by Trump's attorneys to delve into the Bidens is in many ways akin to the outcome Democrats sought to head off when they first began their impeachment investigation.
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" In a footnote, Rad and Pambakian's attorneys say that because they're making a free speech argument, their motion to dismiss Blatt's suit does not require the court to "delve into the facts.
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Giuliani called Graham "a good friend of mine," saying he has talked to the South Carolina Republican, considered one of Trump's strongest Senate allies, about efforts to delve into the Ukraine controversy.
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To delve into that question, an especially crucial one today as immigrants struggle to make their way in an "hourglass" postindustrial economy, readers of this admirable history will have to look elsewhere.
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To stop this from happening in iOS 13.13, delve into Settings, then tap Safari and Close Tabs—your choices here are Manually, After One Day, After One Week, or After One Month.
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There remains, nonetheless, a hint of missed opportunities, and it would be a privilege to watch him, one day, in a film that does delve into the ethnic perplexities of the period.
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The only way to find out who did it is to delve into the series and follow Spencer's Parnell as she discovers whether she may have helped put away an innocent man.
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"We will delve into the most complicated and unpredictable part of the transportation system - the human being," he told NTSB board members at a hearing into the probable cause of the accident.
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There will surely be more forms of entertainment media that delve into JUUL—scripted television shows, biopics, human-interest-style podcasts—given its rapid rise into the very fabric of youth lifestyles.
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Off Capitol Hill, the independent Election Assistance Commission (EAC) is hosting a summit on Wednesday on the 2018 midterm elections that is likely to delve into the issue of voting system cybersecurity.
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During the briefing, officials did not delve into legislative details and Trump did not appear interested in some of the nitty-gritty of how each proposal would work, the person familiar said.
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With varying degrees of education and professional credentials, some advisors might focus on investments or insurance, while others delve into areas like tax planning or college savings as part of their advice.
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He's released two critically lauded albums that delve into the political topography of identity, struggle and masculinity while also spreading the messages of hope, unity and equality these trainers seek to provide.
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Like they kind of randomly throw in that Diane and Nick are thinking about adopting, and that Dallas is having parenting issues with her son, but they never quite delve into either storyline.
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With Epix launching its Batman prequel Pennyworth and Archer teasing its 11th season, Broback curated this year's Dent the Future panel to delve into modern tech used in criminal investigations, cybersecurity, and espionage.
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Connecting to mobile devices like iPhones and Android tablets is slightly more involved, requiring you to delve into each device's Bluetooth settings the first time you connect—but it's a one-time hassle.
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Handy features like version history and file undelete aren't exclusive to Dropbox, but they feel easy to find and easy to use here, without having to delve into help files and online tutorials.
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We had half an hour — not enough time to delve into every campaign promise and thwarted initiative — so I asked Vilsack what real progress he would point to to define the administration's legacy.
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In an effort to delve into Sam's motivations for starting Little Joe, we asked him about why it's necessary, or even just compelling, to continue to map and remap cinema's illustrious queer history.
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The House investigators' line of questioning touched upon subjects that the Senate Judiciary Committee did not delve into, largely due to a shift in focus spearheaded by the committee's top Democrat, Adam Schiff.
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Indeed, he was the first White Walker in existence, and if the show is going to delve into Westeros's backstory, it seems possible that the Night King will make some sort of appearance.
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On Saturday, the chancellor said she did not want to delve into the causes of Germany's trade surplus, noting that this was sure to be a continuing topic of discussion with U.S. officials.
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But it's not the only surprise in an exhibition that invites us to delve into the psyche of an artist best known for the storm of disapproval he prompted by abandoning abstract expressionism.
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Other questions delve into Trump's motivations behind the firing of FBI Director James Comey; the June 2016 Trump Tower meeting and the administration's initial statements about it; and Trump's contacts with Roger Stone.
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Laird's doctoral students at the Chicago School of Professional Psychology are creating suicide prevention materials that delve into how Muslims think about suicide, with an emphasis on using religious arguments as a deterrent.
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Dwelling on plot machinations isn't the best way to delve into Suspiria, however, because Guadagnino and screenwriter David Kajganich are less interested in the characters and storylines than in the atmosphere and mood.
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Longtime fans may see more of it coming back in the future, as the Star Wars film franchise continues to delve into the backstories of characters like Obi-Wan Kenobi and Boba Fett.
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Lady Gaga is getting critical acclaim for her performance as an aspiring singer in A Star Is Born and she's opened up about what it took to delve into her character's deep insecurity.
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Then we delve into what the stars have in store for us this year with VICE's in-house astrology expert, Annabel Gat, and what our president can expect based on his astrological sign.
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Groups of men dressed as ersatz women called Wench Brigades, as well as their like-minded counterparts the Comic Brigades, often delve into political satire — hence this year's inflammatory "Wench Lives Matter" signs.
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"As with everything we do, we listen to our customers and what they are asking for," she told Refinery29, noting that the company has received "thousands of requests" to delve into bathing suits.
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Moore-Bick said the inquiry would not delve into broader issues such as social housing policy and the relationship between the community and the authorities, even though many local people wanted it to.
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Due out next April, the board game comes way of online retailer Merchoid, which describes the set-up thusly: Delve into the evolving city of Midgar in search of the latest business opportunities.
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Now that they were being punished, I wanted to delve into the details of their day-to-day lives and learn how they were coping — emotionally, physically, spiritually — with their falls from grace.
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But many of these studies have been one-time snapshots of people's lives and did not delve into whether and how changing fitness over time might alter people's memory skills or dementia risk.
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"You Know Who You Are," its latest album, is a collection of indie rock gems that manages to stay energetic, even when the lyrics — by the frontman, Matthew Caws — delve into poignant territory.
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And when conservatives do delve into the history of Buckley and National Review, they almost always (with a few brave exceptions) whitewash the past to ignore or minimize the role played by racism.
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Diamond's book, paired alongside a researcher's personal account of an elephant death ritual, led Humeau to delve into the fantasy of what would happen if elephants had beat humans in the evolution game.
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These films delve into a very appealing surreality, but Padre takes place entirely within the realm of possibility to tackle the mature themes of family relationships, coping with change, and struggling with insanity.
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The principles also delve into the behavior of the automated vehicle to ensure that it's predictable for the user and easy-to-understand for surrounding road users like bicyclists, pedestrians and other drivers.
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One need only delve into the Twitter mentions of any fight about gun control or the lady Ghostbusters to see that opinions, once fortified by other internet randos, become solidified and dug-in.
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It will also delve into whether executive privilege is waived in instances in which the Trump administration has already disclosed some of the information that the president is trying to keep from Congress.
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I mean, O.K., there is an actual person named Donald John Trump, with a human body and a childhood and formative experiences that theoretically a biographer or therapist might usefully delve into someday.
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He often criticized the medical community for what he considered its reluctance to delve into America's legacy of racism and what role it plays in the chronic health issues that plague minority communities.
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This exhibition was an opportunity to delve into the worldview of a complicated man whose paintings make the hypocrisies of the United States visible in a way only someone who lived them could.
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The latest delve into the mind behind one of Batman's biggest adversaries has been gaining rave reviews and high praise, including a surprising Golden Lion win at the Venice Film Festival last month.
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Lawmakers are also likely to delve into one phone conversation between Sondland and Trump on July 26 in which a witness says Sondland reassured Trump the Ukrainians would agree to investigate the Bidens.
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Earlier this month, real-life BFFs Kinsey and Fischer revealed they were starting a podcast together called Office Ladies that will delve into behind-the-scene stories from their time on the show.
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Lawmakers are also poised to delve into Trump's claims that the Obama administration "wiretapped" Trump Tower ahead of the election, which the president lodged on Twitter two weeks ago but have remained unsubstantiated.
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Before a bankruptcy judge has even had a chance to delve into PG&E's financial problems, investors, lawmakers, regulators and customers are trying to exert authority over the utility and shape its future.
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No, the role of a critic is to pull apart the work, to delve into the marrow of it, to figure out what it is trying to say about our society and ourselves.
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Being in this neighborhood that was more embracing of life, it really helped me to delve into what was happening here – the junkies, the shooting galleries, the confrontations between the police and the homeless.
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At a time when many of his peers were exploring technical means for combating junk email, Savage read a book about the drug war and decided to delve into the business models behind spam.
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"If I am able to carve out moments in sound or paint for others to delve into, examine, and hopefully leave with a slightly different perspective, then I have done my job," she says.
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And while that's fine when he's a Lego figurine, it may not apply to a movie that is designed to delve into the background of a character who is almost as mysterious as Yoda.
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His four-page working paper outlined a more modest goal: to lay the foundations for further rounds of talks that would then delve into deeper issues such as governance, a new constitution and elections.
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A line of male clones (played ably by Ari Millen) brought a whole new world of possibilities that almost immediately collapsed, as the series had almost no time to properly delve into their stories.
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It does not consider student qualifications other than standardized test scores, and does not delve into how public policy might change to make college more affordable — a major issue in the Democratic presidential primary.
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We then delve into Xiaomi's new Mi Drone (10:30) and the impact this low-cost, high-performance drone could have on the market, as well as what it means for Xiaomi's U.S. ambitions.
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Detailed talking points were sent to surrogates of both candidates and, for the most part, aides in both camps refused to delve into the tick-tock details of how it all came to be.
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The books delve into the inner workings of the movement: the grueling training in nonviolent resistance, the harrowing bus rides through Klan-controlled towns, the humiliating fire hoses, the jail time, the tear gas.
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But Moore-Bick said the inquiry would not delve into broader issues such as social housing policy and the relationship between the community and the authorities, even though many local people wanted it to.
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Fifty students will delve into digital animation, visual effects and computer-generated imagery, all with the guidance of a real studio — one that's currently hard at work on Guardians of the Galaxy: Volume 2.
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The series is the recently discovered recordings of a trio of podcasters — Molly Weaver, Bryan Anderson, and Nathan Howell — who begin to delve into the story of a local monster called the Blackwood Bugman.
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And I guess a specific area to delve into for a moment on that might be on the advertising side of things, maybe the dichotomy between personalization and does it ever going into exploitation?
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So to keep you up to speed on our roundups of trending boots, we're logging a mega guide on all of our need-to-know boot stories as we delve into fall and winter.
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So we clearly wanted to do a show that had great characters, really dealt with the social issue that we delve into, but the mystery element was the glue that keeps us coming back.
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Several members of congress on the House committee expressed skepticism over Facebook's decision to delve into a digital currency and financial services before it has tackled other problems around privacy and election meddling. Rep.
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Trump said [special counsel Robert] Mueller was running an office rife with conflicts of interest and warned that investigators would cross a red line if they delve into Trump family finances unrelated to Russia.
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But if you want to delve into where a given taxpayer keeps his or her money, find that filer's Schedule B. "As a forensic accountant, I want to know where someone banks," said Couch.
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This project saw the team delve into the history of DC's street pattern, repurposing the space as a multi-use site guided by climate analysis and designed to maximise daylight hours in central areas.
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That might be waiting a little so I can learn more, but I'd love to just keep working with great people and on interesting subject matter that you can really sort of delve into.
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So, the post mortem need not delve into our resources or infrastructure but rather our core messages, or lack thereof, that should embrace working-class families who want a clear path to getting ahead.
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That sounds like a lot, but to delve into the insanity of this number, consider that Americans now deposit more cash onto Starbucks gift cards than they do into some pretty serious financial institutions.
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But he's an omnivorous listener—as likely to delve into spacey instrumentals (peep this Durutti Column mix with DJ Voices from earlier this year) as he is more dancefloor-oriented fare, like this mix.
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While Trump made little effort to delve into specifics of health care, he has expressed strong opinions on tax details going back to last year's campaign, according to a person familiar with his thinking.
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It has spent many billions of dollars on machines to detect dark matter and neutrinos, and on institutes galore that delve into everything from genomics and quantum communications to renewable energy and advanced materials.
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It would be far more useful for the committee to delve into the state of what is known and what is not, as a path toward policymaking constrained by evidence rather than loud assertions.
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We delve into the brilliance of Donald Glover's "Atlanta" with our guest, Errin Whack, an Atlanta-born journalist at The Associated Press, and attempt to answer the question: Have we reached peak black TV?
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Before that, Maddow had conducted a friendly and knowing colloquy with Adam Schiff, the newly seated Democratic chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, on his expansive plans to delve into the sprawling Russia investigation.
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They've filed from Sevnica, Slovenia (to delve into Melania Trump's past); Kigali, Rwanda (to examine the Clinton Foundation); and San Juan, Puerto Rico (to follow Marco Rubio and Hillary Clinton, both reaching for delegates).
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Like many of Microsoft's AI initiatives, the idea here is to allow any developer to build and use these models without having to delve into the depths of TensorFlow, PyTorch or other AI frameworks.
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Users can add the plug-in to Slack and type in /vrcall to generate a chat room link that users can follow to delve into VR and chat it up with each other's avatars.
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With a bookstore staffer, customers can delve into the nuances of why they liked a particular book, rather than using an online algorithm to suggest one that may or may not suit their tastes.
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Another doctor might delve into the deaths of her patient's parents and her associations with slumber — we learn that during the narrator's childhood sleeping was one thing she and her mother enjoyed doing together.
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Tracking down this art was not easy and Lescaze had to delve into a diverse array of institutional and private archives, with some of the pieces published for the first time in the book.
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Racism has long fueled United States immigration exclusions and restrictions, but these days it's rare to hear rhetoric that openly reflects this reality, providing us a chance to delve into its roots and implications.
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STEVE EDER I think there was recognition that this was an important topic and something that we ought to delve into and try to help explain to readers what's happening and why it's happening.
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And on Wednesday, "Erasure" transforms a portrait concert of five visceral works by Gemma Peacocke into a broader, staged exploration of women's experiences, with pieces that delve into themes like rage, marginalization and abuse.
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This time, the show's writers delve into her streams of consciousness as she goes about her day, and they do an excellent job conveying just how all consuming Nathan's sudden avoidance becomes for her.
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Still, the state's highest court has upheld the principle that prosecutors do not need to delve into an officer's personnel record to determine if enough evidence exists to warrant an arrest, Mr. Byrne argued.
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You can find everything from recent searches to all the sights you've saved on maps imagining the day you finally book that ticket to London, without any need to delve into your browser history.
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Wordplay VARIETY PUZZLE — Puns and Anagrams may look like your average crossword puzzle, but once you delve into the clues, you can see that some of them use a kind of cryptic crossword cluing.
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But the source said there's some uneasiness about what else might emerge, especially as investigators delve into the question of whether Trump's call was improperly designated as classified to keep it from becoming public.
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AWS calls this the middle-layer of the stack, which is meant for machine learning practitioners who don't want to delve into all the details but still have a lot of hands-on control.
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Officials did not delve into specific legislative details and Trump did not appear interested in some of the nitty-gritty of how each proposal would work, a person familiar with the briefing said said.
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Scholars, artists, preservationists, educators, art historians, collectors & devotees will delve into the complex subject of artist-built environments during a three-day conference, September 27-29, 2017, at the John Michael Kohler Arts Center.
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On The VICE Guide to Right Now, VICE's daily podcast, we delve into the biggest news of the day and give you a rundown of the stories we're reading, working on, and fascinated with.
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Try if you tried and gave up on: Vinyl Earlier this year, HBO tried to delve into the chaotic world of 103s New York with its lavish rock drama Vinyl … but the show quickly faded.
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While it didn't discover Stuxnet (that was Sergey Ulasen, a security researcher who worked for VirusBlokAda in Belarus), GReAT was one of the most active groups to delve into it, identifying the worm's first victims.
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