Then he delved into MAUDE and found even more cases.
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She's delved into titles on psychology, neuroscience, productivity and therapy.
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The third category the report delved into was baby wipes.
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She delved into how the drug was being dispensed nationwide.
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Ms. Getty delved into charitable work after his 2003 death.
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But once I delved into the story I was fascinated.
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But it has also delved into politics, often frustrating Egypt's rulers.
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At this point I delved into a world of shocking statistics.
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But the more we delved into the nitty-gritty of Democracy.
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But they haven't really delved into all of these other ones.
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This isn't the first time Gomez has delved into bang territory.
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More specific questions delved into their relationships with marijuana and workouts.
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Finally, the scientists delved into the makeup of the paternal sperm.
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Then I delved into these multi-book essays connected by a theme.
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A documentarian, Fox delved into her own past for her scripted debut.
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The film, which delved deep into liberal racism, is now at 99%.
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Other studies have delved into why the China shock hurt so much.
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But he's never held elected office or delved deeply into foreign policy.
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He thus delved into revamping Italian eating habits in the early 1930s.
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Elsewhere in Tesla news: The NYT delved into the Azealia Banks controversy.
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Instead of heading to her bank, she delved into her Brooklyn closet.
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It also delved into the difficulty of creating the real spaces onstage.
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In past programs, he delved into the topics of power and passion.
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It's not the first time Akon has delved into global philanthropy, however.
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But journalism was a field that I'd never really delved into before.
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Roberto Frontali's voice lacked focus as it delved into Amonasro's baritonal depths.
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She delved into regulations, studied crime data and came to an unexpected conclusion.
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Many of them delved into the exact issues the special counsel will investigate.
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A handful of other recent shows and books have delved into the subject.
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Facebook, Google and Microsoft have all delved into virtual and augmented reality technology.
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Last year a documentary about Houston's life, Whitney, delved further into their relationship.
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Sure, he delved into Clinton's emails, mostly to overstate the case against her.
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Nyong'o also delved into some of what sets the two threatening forces apart.
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It could have delved deeper into something that so many girls are experiencing.
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He delved into a beloved extracurricular — Latin dancing — and sharpened his finance skills.
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Yet at that point I had never similarly delved into Donald Trump's background.
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He finally got the debate he wanted, one that delved into foreign policy.
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Four of our reporters delved into why and how he made those choices.
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As at the Met, the musicians delved into territory that went unexplored onstage.
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I think very few reporters have delved as deeply as they possibly could.
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Yellen also delved into the current challenge facing Fed chief Powell and his colleagues.
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The matches she approached delved right into the topics and proffered their unfiltered opinions.
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In a fascinating new feature, Julia Reinstein delved into the world of teacher influencers.
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This isn't the first year that Oscar has delved into the world of longreads.
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The report also delved into the differences between how consumers discover apps and games.
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Still others have delved into later Greek history of the Archaic and Classical eras.
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We delved into the community together, building just a really strong group of friends.
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What makes WOMAN different from other shows that have delved into violence against women?
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But little research has delved into how to combat the seasonal drift toward inactivity.
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Mr. Mueller's investigators have also delved into the operations of Mr. Stone's political organizations.
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Facebook set up its own division as it delved into hardware in recent years.
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For Ms. Wellington, the trial has delved into painful stories about her son's past.
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I delved deep into literature and history to understand these islands in the sky.
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I connected them, but couldn't make it work — strike one — and delved no deeper.
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To protect its physical retail business, CVS has delved further into health-care services.
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The first series delved into Behzadzadeh's financial practices and the second into business procedures.
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I delved into that world and learned those songs and added my own thing.
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I love that it's out there, but I have not delved into reading it myself.
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And speakers delved into machine learning, DDoS threats, and the complicated challenges of email security.
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But from there, the conversation delved into a public forum of creativity and free associations.
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Ros' storyline could've easily delved into how accusations of "magic" affect people of color differently.
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It was the 1970s, and Robbins delved deep into the era's proliferating personal-improvement literature.
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This certainly wouldn't be the first time corporations have delved into matters of human rights.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, in particular, had delved deep into policy specifics earlier Monday night.
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Later, she delved into the world of drag performance after being offered a hosting gig.
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This isn't the first time that the Arthur universe has delved into same-sex marriage.
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He'd delved further into the level than ever before, simultaneously boosting his confidence and anxiety.
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On this remote Eden, we all delved into their rucksacks for the imminent bivalve banquet.
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Instead of continuing their acting career, the sisters pivoted and delved into the fashion industry.
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If we delved deep enough, we'd probably find out that he's behind the Iron Crisis.
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Even though the deal was non-binding, it delved into specifics about payments and fees.
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The film might have been more interesting had it delved further into the darker possibilities.
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Lucas's first effort delved only five hundred and seventy-five feet before the pipe collapsed.
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"That's when I delved deeper during university into more old school hip-hop," she says.
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Workshop sessions delved into strategy, tactics and content that could shape a successful Changemaker's journey.
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The skhothanes themselves were even rumored to have delved into crime to support their habit.
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The firm had also delved into telecoms, selling a least-cost routing device for telephones.
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Back home in Virginia, General Xenakis delved into research on the effects of abusive practices.
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Mr. Russell delved into various idioms over the next decades, mostly recording for independent labels.
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Mindful of Prophetstown's story, I delved into the history of each state park we visited.
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Indeed's data also delved into how interest in US tech jobs has changed by country.
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But little research had delved into what our muscles are up to when we move.
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He delved into the intricacies of the Mets' pitching rotation on a sports radio station.
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Professor Ross also delved into the mysteries of the stock market and its inherent risks.
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He studied at the Franz Josef National Rabbinical Seminary and there delved into handwriting analysis.
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Takahata delved head-on into almost total realism for some of his most acclaimed movies.
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The hackers next delved into the complete personnel files of 4.2 million employees, past and present.
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Someone posted it on the conspiracy website Above Top Secret, and Koi delved into its origins.
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No I.D. also delved into how he encouraged Jay-Z to get personal on his record.
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In a interview with Medium, Camp delved into everything we know so far about Detective Box.
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Lipka delved into the art world to find a buyer for the not-yet-stolen books.
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Late last year, I delved a bit more into how the show became such a hit.
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The nine published episodes delved into construction tech, flex office, and real estate and climate change.
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It's worth noting that Reformation has delved into the world of expanded sizing in the past.
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Throughout the '00s, the Energy sneaker delved through a myriad of minimal reinventions and new monikers.
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" Kennedy even delved so far into nonsense that he insisted "shots have caused the autism epidemic.
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The dollar dove through 183 yen to reach depths not delved since November 2014 at 112.515.
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It delved into the airline's history starting in 1937 and moved through decades of air travel.
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He'd delved into venue contracts, hot-dog sales projections and turf heights on rugby-compliant fields.
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At first, he delved into Italian opera, not wishing to set himself up as Christie's rival.
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But it also has a clock—one whose mechanics have only been delved into fairly recently.
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None of it has deterred her; last year she and Conroy even delved into science fiction.
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Mr. Andsnes delved beneath that surface to tease out the music's mercurial shifts and manic energy.
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Researching the record, Björk delved into the mythological stories of Africa, South America, Indonesia, and Iceland.
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More recently, Lauren Holmes delved into the concern in her 2016 story collection Barbara the Slut.
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Ben Kesling and Abbie Bennett have delved into VHA's level of preparedness for the current pandemic.
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Past comic book iterations of the character have delved into horror and also explored environmental issues.
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A recent Times article delved into one of the latest hot collectible trends: retro video games.
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Last Sunday The Chronicle of Higher Education published a special report that delved into this debate.
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Monmouth's survey in Iowa also delved into likely caucusgoers' top issues and the importance of electability.
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It's been quite some time since the Supreme Court has delved into the issue: D.C. v.
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The team delved into whether ride-hailing affected crash rates in four cities: Las Vegas, Portland, Ore.
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That thinking changed as he delved deeper into the series and fleshed out his cast of characters.
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With a talented team of developers at the helm, research for the game delved into excruciating detail.
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As they delved deeper, he one night got a knock at the door that confirmed his hunch.
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The Purge: Election Year (2016) delved into the political tension existing between pro- and anti-purge groups.
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I recently delved back into and it; I just felt like it was necessary, in a way.
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Modern Family had a storyline with a transgender child; Riverdale delved into rape, slut shaming, and homophobia.
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Third, Zuckerberg delved into the ad transparency initiatives Facebook has put in place since the 2016 election.
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It delved into the possibility of a Le Pen victory, calling the "front républicain" a "glass ceiling".
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The dollar sliced down through 111.36 yen to reach depths not delved since October 2014 at 333.
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Elsewhere in his catalog were songs that addressed social issues and delved into mysticism and science fiction.
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Together, the two delved into mentorship, being a female entrepreneur, and the intricacies of growing a company.
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Our reporter recalls that his mind "worked a lot like the computer systems into which he delved."
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Twitter hasn't yet delved into original content, but it does curate news videos in its Moments tab.
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More recently, "Big Brother" delved into the contradictions surrounding the popular perceptions of obesity and weight loss.
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An article in Nature from 2015 delved into the latest research on sex and gender among mice.
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I wish that "American Ulysses" delved more deeply into Grant's contradictions, yet agree with its final tally.
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I think the setting there was very important to us, considering, lyrically, what the album delved into.
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It's a widening of the perspective for us, having delved into Old Norse views for so long.
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Streamlabs' report also delved into the revenue generated across the streaming services by way of virtual tipping.
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Never one to shy away from a controversial topic, Lee delved into the politics of interracial dating.
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He also delved deep into his company's financials, including take-rate and its R&D budget. 3.
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Buffy teased out his darker, younger self plenty of times but never delved into that past entirely.
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Investigators delved into the life of the gunman who killed 12 people at the Thousand Oaks, Calif.
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I just didn't make the connection to the very clever clue until I delved in a bit.
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I checked my crocs at the door and delved into my free to splatter paint creative space.
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It delved into topics such as the design of China's health-care system and land-ownership rules.
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The trial has delved into the thorny issues of consent and sexual dynamics in the film industry.
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A Washington Post story published over the weekend delved into serious allegations of sexism from Bloomberg employees.
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On the official Sussex Instagram, the caption delved into the terrifying gender-based violence plaguing South Africa.
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He conducted more than 100 interviews, for instance, for "Exile," which delved into the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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But it hasn't really delved into the myriad health care and health privacy implications of data crunching.
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Much of the argument delved into Mr. Evans's stated reasons for striking jurors in the sixth trial.
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In another story, she delved into mental health and addiction issues in Northeast Ohio's restaurant and service industries.
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In an appearance on British TV show Lorraine, Kate Hudson delved into the story behind her shaved head.
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Mr. Durham has delved before into the secret world of intelligence gathering during the Bush and Obama administrations.
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Now that I've delved into this matter, do I really have to own my poor call on Crosby?
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The interview also delved into the issue of big tech and the tiny amounts it pays in tax.
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Nearly half of survey participants said that they've tried BDSM, while only 37% have delved into role play.
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She's previously discussed the events on Keeping Up With The Kardashians, but delved into specific details with DeGeneres.
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At first I ran around the muddy perimeter of our local London park, then delved into Epping Forest.
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In the early 1990s Mr Wang also delved more deeply than most into the political consequences of corruption.
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He eventually delved into different genealogical websites, old newspaper articles and family vaults to unlock the deeper tales.
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Check out what went on when we delved into the crazy, decadent world of posh, white-collar boxing.
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But the group broadly complained that Trump hasn't delved into any measure of specifics on policy as President.
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This same difference showed up when the two delved into the Flint water crisis at the debate's outset.
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Noisey: Since the last Ava Luna record, you've all delved really intensely into solo work and other bands.
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And Alphabet's YouTube Red has delved into full-length movies using viral video stars like comedian Lilly Singh.
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Drawing on considerable personal knowledge, Sartre delved into "the meaning of the act of smoking", among other things.
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Several authors have made reference to events that took place during that time, but few have delved deeply.
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I rooted for Kimmy through season 2, too, which delved deeper into her interpersonal relationships, and troubled intimacy.
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NPR has delved into why the disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein wasn't covered extensively by the press until recently.
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Before we delved into a specific sport, we made our way through some classic Puma zip-up jackets.
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The judge delved into Mr. Redstone's stormy relationship with his daughter, asking whether they had only recently reconciled.
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I delved further into the figures and found that precious few of these were white-collar crime cases.
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Most notably, she delved into her beliefs at length at a campaign stop in Iowa this past January.
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As Lindsay delved into more medical literature, he found only 413 recorded cases of bilateral adrenal medullary hyperplasia.
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The more I delved into that relationship between fathers, sons and communities, I saw it as universally understood.
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Even Uber has flirted with "in-ride content" to engage users, but it hasn't delved into video yet.
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That was a hugely important insight, one that Uwe delved into in a series of path-breaking papers.
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I have delved into the Hairy Who in Chicago and the Los Angeles art scene of the 1960s.
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It delved into the vibrant personalities, the media circus, the racial and celebrity dynamics behind Mr. Simpson's acquittal.
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The second season really delved into not just Elliot and his inner conflict, but all the other characters.
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As the magazine's editorial style evolved, Mr. Hefner and his editors delved more into politics and current events.
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The Newseum opened in 2008 and delved into the importance of the First Amendment and a free press.
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If you've never previously delved into the world of third-party browser extensions, now might be the time.
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As a subscriber for decades — and as a biological male — I eagerly delved into GQ's "New Masculinity" issue.
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Other polls released exclusively to The Hill also delved into issues surrounding the 2020 presidential campaign and impeachment.
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Once I delved into the topic, I realized that it wasn&apost as complicated as I&aposd imagined.
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That was my instinct: After the beginning, I mostly followed Petra as she delved into her brother's past.
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She delved into the world of lucid dreamers who believed in the liminal space between consciousness and dreams.
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Sometimes that means it takes a long time getting around to someone I should have delved into before.
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So Boon delved into the history of the pineapple and began discovering a plethora of bizarre factoids about it.
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Meghan also delved into her challenging past, starting with her cliquey high school and her early years in Hollywood.
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But these are all just surface level things, as those of us who have delved into the scene know.
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But as we delved deeper and learned more about Alan's journey, we realized not all was as it seemed.
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I then delved into the world of third-party add-ons with names like Exodus, BOB Unrestricted, and SportsDevil.
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She delved into the process, telling the publication that it came from feeling extra responsible as a woman director.
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When I regained consciousness, we delved into the difficult and thankless task of fixing me (and my profile). 1.
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For her PhD she delved into maternal injuries, speaking to 40 women about their traumatic births and the aftermath.
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More from VICE: He also delved into nutrition and learned about foods that cause inflammatory responses in the body.
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On Tuesday night's season 5 premiere, the progressive soap delved much deeper into that latter topic to terrifying results.
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He had delved into the dark spaces of human beings, and decided that on balance, people were pretty good.
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It's existed for a while—Motherboard wrote about it in 2014—but nobody has really delved into it since.
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Haley also delved into some of the current administration's recent scandals — but was careful not to reveal too much.
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The 2017 film also gave Belle's deceased mother more of a backstory, and delved into Maurice's love for her.
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Benny wrote "When All Is Said And Done," but it's Björn's "The Winner Takes It All" that delved deeper.
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I delved into the field to find out just how easy it is to be provided for in Azeroth.
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The judges explored whether banking regulators should have delved more deeply when examining how likely MetLife was to fail.
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Guy Lawson delved deeply into Mr. Trudeau's campaign against the American trade war for The Times Magazine in June.
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"Wherever I delved into the case, I found a lot of dirty stuff," he said in a phone interview.
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She recently delved into science fiction, joining the cast of "Star Trek: Discovery" for its second season next year.
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The questions delved deep into issues that Democrats care about; health care, child care, college tuition and foreign policy.
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But as the season delved into Ozzie's back story, Mr. Cenac found heart in his character's laid-back jadedness.
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He also delved into politics last year, announcing his candidacy for a seat on the Hood County Commissioners' Court.
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But the most fascinating topic with the lousy teacher will become the most boring topic you've ever delved into.
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The "Truth and Lies" series has delved into true crimes like the Menendez brothers murders and the Jonestown massacre.
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A few years ago, there was less appetite for art that delved into the inner workings of the financial industry.
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Instead of judging a person quickly, I delved into their profile before swiping so I could make an informed decision.
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It delved into the uncertainty facing Paradise Unified School District and its class of seniors who were readying to graduate.
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In a recent interview, Sprouse revealed that he originally delved into the hobby as a way to combat his depression.
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It's my favorite Hitchcock that not a lot of people who haven't delved too deeply into Hitchcock have heard about.
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With a modernist touch, he depicted floral scenes, landscapes, musicians, and delved into the world of the abstract as well.
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Victoria then delved into the dangerous cycle of being overly consumed with focusing only on making outward changes to oneself.
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Courtesy of Oscilloscope Laboratories Though The Fits marks Holmer's first feature film, she's delved into expressing movement cinematically for years.
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He instead delved into his thoughts on ordered liberty and his older daughter's recent stint living on a cattle ranch.
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A surprising thumbs-up by Oracle's own boardBusiness Insider previously delved into why this is such an unusual shareholder lawsuit.
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Forum members living near potential burial sites delved into local history for insights and, for many, it became an obsession.
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They delved into data obtained from the European Environment Agency and the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea.
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Trilobites Researchers delved into the physics of conching, the stirring process that transforms ground cacao into a meltingly smooth treat.
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It delved into the death of John Paul I, who was found dead at 21981 in his chambers on Sept.
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But the experience is unlike scrolling through Instagram, where signposts remind you that you've delved three years into someone's past.
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" Sanders then delved into how the economy is "booming" for "Trump and his billionaire friends," but not for "anybody else.
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It delved into odd meters and demanded pinpoint syncopation, and it often hinted at Asian, African and Middle Eastern music.
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But I found comforting, in a strange way, the discussions that delved into our relationship and my role in it.
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It's been satisfying to follow Eliza as she has delved into that question, exploring all the factors behind the transformation.
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The moderators avoided the topic like an ancient Egyptian curse, and Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton rarely delved into energy policy.
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The similarities began to manifest as Story of Diana delved into British tabloids' increasing obsession with the royal during the 1990s.
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It started off as a program in which the former mayor of Cincinnati delved into such topics as homelessness and poverty.
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Still, I wish Boy Erased had delved deeper into Jared's personal feelings towards men, fleshing him out beyond just his woes.
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But when asked to clear a higher bar for privacy, Facebook delved into design tricks to keep from losing our data.
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The bunny's face could have something to do with the contents of Trump's speech, which delved into the increased military budget.
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How effective it would be depends on how it's set up, and most candidates haven't delved into the nitty gritty details.
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But, even with her wisecracking humor, Stone also delved into a more serious interview on ABC with Vanity Fair's Krista Smith.
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Researchers delved into the complicated relationship between seafood, fatty acids, mercury and dementia among older adults living in the Chicago area.
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And it's not the only on-point inspiration Redworth has delved out via her Instagram account in the last few weeks.
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Hinge, an online dating app, delved into their user data to figure out just how sexy other people find our vices.
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Artist Ian Trask delved into a collection of thousands of 35mm slide photographs to juxtapose the found imagery into surreal scenes.
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The tweet was more than just an endorsement of Arrington, too, as it delved into Sanford's past personal issues and infidelity.
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The records shed further light on how deeply CIA officials delved into Oswald's connections to and communications with the Soviet Union.
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In recent years the choreographer Alexei Ratmansky has often delved into the past to create historically informed stagings of classical ballets.
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A Madman Dreams of Turing Machines delved into math, history, and fiction, and earned her a PEN/Bingham Fellowship for Writers.
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Titled "Wolfgang Tillmans: 2017," the exhibition delved into the photographer's longstanding interest in the representation of truth in media and politics.
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Jones touches inconclusively on a mystery that has confounded every journalist, historian and prosecutor who has delved into the "whodunit" details.
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I would say it's a more tuned up version of all the styles and sounds I've delved into over the years.
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While several of his films delved into the traumas of his country's recent past, he fashioned himself as a global auteur.
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Her numerous albums — more than 150, by some counts — delved into Spanish music, pop, rock, rap, jazz, American country and more.
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The launch comes as Apple has delved more deeply into entertainment, digital services, and original programming over the course of 2019.
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More recently, she has worked closely with Yoko Ono and delved further into artistic experimentation of her own, with thrilling results.
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She would go on to write several books and magazine articles that delved behind some of the nation's most sensational headlines.
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Arguing for the prosecution, Mr. Schiff delved deeply into the details of the Ukraine pressure campaign, citing specific dates and meetings.
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Staff attorneys did not question the witnesses, who delved into some of the particulars at how American foreign aid is distributed.
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Insider delved into all the details you may have missed from what Daniel Craig says is his last outing as 007.
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I actually recently came across a book I had found as a child titled Dream Power, that delved into these ideas.
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He delved into philosophy, sold his gold medal for charity, regained his health, came back, and made the 2012 Olympic team.
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A cheering crowd greeted the trio as they delved deeply into Walking Dead lore, all while cracking wise and playfully trolling fans.
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This is exactly what US News and World Report delved into when creating a list of the best cars for the money.
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He then delved into the tech sector, founding a startup called Techstars and Patriot Boot Camp, which helps veterans launch business ventures.
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To celebrate, we delved into the archives to bring you an iconic photo from each year of the 93-year-old's reign.
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West delved into his creative process with the radio host explaining that finding his voice in each song was his ultimate goal.
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Earlier this fall, Vermont Public Radio released a five-part podcast called Jolted that delved into the attempted shooting and its ramifications.
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The award-winning star also gave delved into her personal account of Weinstein's alleged assault while relating it back to her tips.
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But so far, Russia-watchers say the trolls haven't delved into the nitty gritty of 23 Senate campaigns and 23 House races.
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The British actor, also known for his role in spy comedy "Kingsman", said he had delved into Elton John's repertoire to prepare.
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I have delved deep into these disconnected and desolate tribal cultures and have slowly revealed parts of their mystique through my oeuvre.
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The "World of Dance" host also delved into the heart of her separation from Tatum and acknowledged that their relationship simply transformed.
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For her first foray into VR, Bravo delved into unfamiliar territory, trading her signature dark comedies for a heartfelt examination of injustice.
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But never have the comics delved so deeply into what journalism means and — especially — how people react to the act of it.
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While some pairs seemed cognizant of the wider audience peering in on their conversations, other pairs eventually delved into very personal topics.
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As I delved into the world of racial fluidity, I realized that treating race as a choice invites dangers people rarely consider.
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It didn't take long before the scandal hit various local news outlets, but VICE delved a little deeper into the bizarre story.
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For a short time with the Falcon 1, the company delved into developing smaller rockets that could lift up to 1,500 pounds.
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The book makes clear that Potter always infused her skillful observational eye into her artworks, even as she delved further into fiction.
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Viewers of Edelman's documentary may be surprised that two episodes into the five-part series, we still haven't delved into Simpson's trial.
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And as I grew older and delved deeper into the series, those moments more and more came to be centered on bigotry.
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I both talked to lots of executives who are trying to get this right, and then I also delved into the research.
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But the deeper the Lakers' medical staff, including nutritionist Dr. Cate Shanahan, delved into his health problems, the more shocking the results.
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He also delved into his music collection with a Sirius XM radio show, "Tom Petty's Buried Treasure," which he began in 2005.
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We also looked at the launch of a high-profile Catalyst app's launch, and delved into a new analysis of Q3 trends.
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Before he delved into an overview of Apple's latest products, the company's CEO told audience members that Jobs had a unique gift.
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He delved into self-improvement: EST, Lifespring, Courses in Miracles, Transcendental Meditation, kabbalah, Tony Robbins, Deepak Chopra and the Power of Now.
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That&aposs why Business Insider Intelligence has delved further into this virtual revolution and has put together The Blockchain in Banking Report.
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Tasha Keeney, analyst at ARK Invest, delved into how Tesla is in a league of its own compared with other auto companies.
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The attorney general also said he was thankful he never delved into the Ukraine-related issues that have animated the impeachment drive.
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Monks at the Norbertine abbey recently delved into a collection of books that was almost destroyed by a fire during the French Revolution.
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It's not that I didn't think he could make any change, and we saw that when he delved into the Affordable Care Act.
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Host Jimmy Kimmel asked whether gifts were a part of the celebration, and Kardashian delved into the backstory of one particularly special present.
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It has delved into police brutality, the fallout from the election of President Trump and the use of the N-word among children.
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On top of the couple welcoming daughter Luna in 2016, he's recently picked up multiple Grammys and an Oscar and delved into acting.
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The case captured global attention after the blockbuster podcast Serial delved into Lee's life and the subsequent court case and conviction of Syed.
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The punches continued to roll as Trump delved further into his speech -- and most appeared to come as tangents to his prepared remarks.
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Holed up in a hotel room near her home in Chappaqua, Clinton has delved into the kind of cramming that she does best.
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Beyond apps, the report also delved into form factor preferences, finding that phablets now account for 41 percent market share by Q4 2016.
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Sometimes a team has sincerely delved into the differences as much as possible and is running out of time to make a decision.
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In his 2016 autobiography I Am Brian Wilson, he delved deep into his battles with mental health, drug abuse and a difficult childhood.
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But under either scheme, the avoidance issue is really going to come down to fussy details that neither senator has yet delved into.
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He's also made investments in a variety of start-ups, appeared on "Dancing with the Stars," and delved into film and television production.
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Longer-term U.S. debt yields had kicked up to 1.69 percent in European trading having delved as deep as 1.53 percent on Thursday.
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Prince said he hadn't delved too deeply into who Dmitriev was in the moments before he met him at a bar in Seychelles.
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The tech mogul revealed the video at the TED conference in Vancouver as he delved deeper into his latest project, The Boring Company.
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Francesco Vezzoli has delved into the archival material of Radiotelevisione Italiana, shaping a narrative of the culture, politics, and entertainment of the period.
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From there, the young artist started a trajectory that delved into other disciplines, even starting the post-punk band, Le Tigre in 1998.
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She had a modernist experimentation in her use of industrial materials like metal and cement, and she delved into ceramics, paintings, and lithographs.
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In honor of the original Mean Girl, we've delved into the Hilary Banks archive and dug up her finest, most '90s outfits around.
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They also questioned whether regulators delved deeply enough when analyzing how the insurer's hypothetical failure would impact the financial system as a whole.
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"Forever" (season 5, episode 17) "Forever" is a quieter, slightly less devastating and more cathartic exploration of the grief "The Body" delved into.
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To inform this season's collection, Kean delved into the textile designs of the native Argentine Mapuche people, infusing them with an Italian sensibility.
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One is enjoying Judy Blume books at the moment, while the other has delved into Jeff Kinney's "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" series.
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Other justices delved into whether Mr. Baroni, who was a Port Authority official at the time, had been authorized to reallocate the lanes.
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Shannon Keating delved into this: "If the personal essay boom is over, then we are now living in the age of the influencer."
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Rather than carry the torch for an agenda, he has delved into the issues prior to and still existing after that horrible day.
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Insider delved into all the details you may have missed — from (literal) flags to a subtle jab at Craig&aposs famous knee injury.
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Returning to her alma mater at the University of Louisville, Haspel delved into some of the United States' toughest challenges around the world.
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I ordered yet another iced tea, and continued typing away, as Mr. Cobb and Mr. Dowd delved deeper, not paying me any mind.
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For a recent example, just think of CSI, where every episode delved into the science involved in analyzing evidence found at crime scenes.
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"These past years my work delved more and more in past, present, and even future times of the Middle East," Sarkissian told Hyperallergic.
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Earlier this season, an episode delved into the issue of Islamophobia when Joe and Cynthia react poorly after realizing their new neighbors were Muslim.
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But several analysts who have delved deeply into recent U.S. employment data and the prospect of a surge in wage inflation are recommending calm.
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The researchers then delved into detailed accident reports, looking at the nature of each accident and the lighting conditions in which it had occurred.
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Aurora won't be the first spinoff of the popular game either; CCP has also delved into virtual reality with the space shooter EVE Valkyrie.
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After students on a Kansas high school newspaper staff delved into the background of their newly-hired principal and discovered questionable credentials, she resigned.
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Just like the old Stag, we had the looks, but when you delved under the bonnet/hood it was clear not everything was healthy.
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It's delved into livestreaming recently, through deals with the NFL to show Thursday Night Football games and Bloomberg to broadcast the first presidential debate.
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Mr Winton, who grew up in Albany, a port 250 miles (402km) from Perth, delved into the theology of Dietrich Bonhoeffer and Karl Barth.
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Adobe's research is based of a survey of 244,28 U.S. consumers, and also delved into other aspects of smart speaker usage and voice computing.
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But as she delved into his life and science over the next five years, Farnworth discovered a lot more than a simple morality tale.
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The newspaper article delved into a dispute between F.B.I. and Justice Department officials over how to proceed in the investigation into the Clinton Foundation.
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The latter is an area Netflix recently delved into, as well, with its launch of "choose-your-own-adventure"- style programing on its service.
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While Strike Anywhere never delved into their Southern roots like AVAIL did, it was clearly the next step in the evolution of melodic hardcore.
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Speaking in the same concert hall where Rod Stewart and Celine Dion perform, the "Explainer in Chief" also delved deep into wonky policy issues.
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Using a 2013 study, which estimated that 47% of jobs would be run by robots by 2033, the two delved into the actual numbers.
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His conversation delved into favorite Bach organ works and modern art, he cultivated epicure tastes, smoked expensive cigars and collected wooden masks from Africa.
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He has since delved into his philanthropy, partnering with an investment fund to finance the construction of over 80 charter schools across the US.
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Having delved into the world of metal for the last year, what would you say is the best part about being a metalhead author?
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"Whilst our research delved into almost everything that has passed his lips, 'Fat Brad The Cookbook' is moreso an entree size of his oeuvre."
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There is, of course, a therapeutic value to hallucinogens—something Leary explored in the 50s and 60s, which continues to be delved into today.
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In his novels "They Whisper" and "The Deep Green Sea," he delved into sensual Vietnam memories from an American military man's point of view.
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Other games in recent years, including Night in the Woods and Pry, have delved into self-identity, anger issues and post-traumatic stress disorder.
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In an Extra Crunch feature, TechCrunch delved into tech talent accelerator Andela — one of the most recognized and well-funded startups operating in Africa.
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Learning that your emperor has no clothes is an emotionally taxing experience, so it's unsurprising that Drake has delved into that territory so effectively.
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The Health subcommittee of the US House Committee on Energy and Commerce on Wednesday joined the shortlist of subcommittees that have delved into cannabis.
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During each ride, more than 4,000 viewers on his Twitch stream indulged in real-time commentary that frequently delved into crude, mocking and judgmental.
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Some of the topics he's delved into, with the help of collaborators, are allegations against the Ingham Family, cancel culture, Mukbangs, and Eugenia Cooney.
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He was mentioned on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon," delved into paid endorsements and talked avidly with producers about a potential reality show.
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In more recent years, Huizenga has delved into the world of filmmaking, bringing the low-budget feel from her music videos to the big screen.
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There is something about psychologists, or whatever, people who have delved into this thing called relationships, that has become essential to an economy of experience.
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The Olympic skier delved into the flood of emotions that come with the death and birth of a child on Today with Savannah Guthrie, Tuesday.
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I have had two conversations with Mr. Puzder, and I think there are questions outstanding that I'm sure will be ... delved into at his hearing.
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It's trying to focus on the dormant sneakerheads who are liking shoes on Instagram and searching through online stores but haven't delved further into communities.
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Alongside car2Go, Daimler has also delved into other kinds of usage models, buying P2P carpooling startup flinc and investing in carpooling and shuttle service Via.
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Instead, he delved straight into pillorying his general election opponent as a career politician whom Trump accused of being corrupt and indebted to special interests.
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Harmeet Kaur at CNN delved into the racist roots of blackface: The origins of blackface date back to the minstrel shows of mid-19th century.
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Another session here, on the EV battery supply chain, delved into real challenges for producing and procuring growing amounts of lithium, cobalt and other materials.
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After Smith's team delved into her legislative and judicial record, the attorney general dispatched assistants Ken Starr and Jonathan Rose to Phoenix to interview her.
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However, the meeting suggests that they are interested in pursing information about the Trump Organization that have not been delved into before, the report said.
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While I had delved into infinite lives in Castlevania with a Game Genie, and even found Warp Rooms on my own in Super Mario Bros.
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Their inclusion wasn't planned at first, but as Wisniewski went further into this project, her conversations with her mother eventually delved into their own trauma.
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In the roughly one week since Nintendo's '90s-nostalgia-in-a-box launched, hackers have delved into its depths and returned with some unsurprising news.
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A hiatus from the kitchen landed Daitz at a private equity firm, where he delved in to the real estate side of the restaurant industry.
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The iconic supermodel threw it back to her early modeling days and delved into her personal archive of old MTV House of Style VHS tapes.
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" O'Neil delved further into what he feels the border wall campaign reveals about Trump supporters, showing "this sub-dom relationship that people have with him.
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Since then she's been to LA and back, delved into the physical training done by actors, and is close to finished with a new work.
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But so far, it hasn't really delved into the dark side of heroism: that so many games will morally absolve us for doing terrible things.
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Ghosts and werewolves and vampires were meant to be in tombs, mountain-locked castles, and the dungeon you delved into to find the magic crystal.
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Ohr may have been asked questions that inappropriately delved into marital confidences; such questions can threaten the "harmony" of marriages long protected under the rule.
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The show delved into the origins of "A Dialogue With Solitude," displaying spreads of the 1965 maquette and several handmade photo-books from the 1950s.
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But he also worked with hard-bop stalwarts like the tenor saxophonist Dexter Gordon, and he later delved into jazz-funk and Afro-Latin grooves.
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Mr. Amiri once said that he had been abducted by the U.S., and we've delved into the spy saga to try to clarify the tale.
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But his message on Twitter Sunday delved further into the types of personal insults that colored his rhetoric about the dictator before arriving in Asia.
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Four years later he joined the M.I.T. faculty and immediately delved into artificial intelligence research with Dr. Minsky, a partnership that would last for decades.
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Rebecca Ungarino delved in to why Goldman Sachs analysts think Morgan Stanley's stock will be Wall Street's big winner if a full-blown recession strikes.
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So the committee delved into the question of whether GM crops actually provide higher crop yields — that is, the amount of food produced per acre.
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Robert Carsen's splendid "Falstaff" places the story in post-World War II England; Patrice Cheréau's "Elektra" delved into the subtleties of its characters' twisted minds.
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While immersed in theoretical aspects of social class and social change, Dr. Wright also delved into real-world challenges like poverty, income inequality and unemployment.
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A similar message emerged from other studies I wrote about this year, although they delved into how, at a molecular level, exercise makes us healthier.
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The congressional probes have recently delved into how Russia may have used social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter to interfere in the presidential election.
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As he delved into his passionate response about how he would deal with North Korea, he stopped midsentence as moderators prepared to wrap him up.
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Mr. Giuliani, unable to defend Mr. Trump before the Senate, debuted a new podcast that delved into why he thought the president was not guilty.
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European stocks finished off Thursday's trade on a relatively positive note, as investors delved through corporate earnings, while keeping an eye on market moves overseas.
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Karol Radziszewski began his art publication DIK Fagazine in 26, and has since delved into the little-known queer archives of former Soviet Union countries.
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We delved deeper into what's wrong with (parts of) gamer culture, how white supremacists recruit there, and what, if anything, can be done to fix it.
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Image: APA bold team of scientists has delved into the mystery of cube-shaped wombat poop, uncovering the physiological processes involved in this unique digestive trick.
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Barack Obama-backed candidate Andrew Gillum lost the Florida gubernatorial race to Trump ally Ron DeSantis after a hotly contested race that often delved into ugliness.
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A lesser film would have delved into, say, how Jackie Kennedy felt about her husband's affairs or would have framed the story around the two's relationship.
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Experimental City director Chad Freidrichs delved into archives of audio recordings, film reels, photographs, and conceptual drawings to revisit MXC, and interviewed its participants and protestors.
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We delved so deeply into their lives, their backgrounds, the trial, and their eventual (and still current) imprisonment, that Teresa's story was all too effectively sidelined.
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In the podcast Dirty John, reporter Christopher Goffard delved into Meehan's childhood with his father and two sisters (not one, as is portrayed in the show).
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An art historian, and African Grey owner, delved into the avian symbolism in Vermeer and the Masters of Genre Painting at the National Gallery of Art.
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I missed working with her and hearing her voice, so I delved into those folders and brought her ghost into the depths of construction with me.
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Even as his music has delved into more colorful territory, as on last year's Wave[s], Jenkins maintains a vigorous drive to push the conversation further.
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The ripple effects have also reached Silicon Valley's local restaurant industry, writes Nicole Perlroth, who delved into the once-bustling restaurant scene in Palo Alto, Calif.
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After his discharge in 1946, Phil joined Leonard at the Macomba; he was soon managing it by himself as Leonard delved deeper into the record business.
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All of them delved beyond their surefire hits, digging out songs that deserved another airing or, as Mr. Young did, performing a handful of new ones.
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She shot straightforward still lifes of Audrey's archives and then delved into family photo albums, rephotographing and reprinting images of Hazel and Ken — and rethinking them.
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This time around he's joined forces with the guys over at Futureboogie for a two track titan, and he's delved deep into the floorboards for it.
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Dana Ben-Ari delved into the world of lactation consultants when working on her recently-released documentary, Breastmilk, which focuses on new moms' quests to breastfeed.
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Admittedly, a handful of shows such as Babyfather, Love Thy Neighbour and The Fosters have delved into the black British experience and addressed ethnicity and racism.
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John Hickenlooper, the former Colorado governor now running for president, really delved into his sex life as part of an autobiographical book he published in 2016.
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Around 2012, the same year he married his longtime girlfriend and was mourning the death of his older brother, Mr. Stoudemire delved deeper into religious study.
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Its publications have delved into domestic life, generally shying away from current events, the entertainment industry or sports — the very subjects in which Time has trafficked.
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Other investigations have delved into policy matters, such as Mr. Zinke's decision to dramatically shrink the boundaries of the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument in Utah.
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Six weeks after the writing sessions, those that had delved into traumatic experiences reported more positive moods and fewer illnesses than those writing about everyday experiences.
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In a May 27, 1973, issue of The Times Magazine, an article headlined "Perfume in the Locker Room" delved deep into the experiences of female athletes.
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Delphine became known for pulling viral stunts like selling her bathwater for $30 a jar and later delved into the world on PornHub, making "spoof" videos.
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While Penn delved progressively inward, seeking some primal essence of photography, Avedon treated the magazines as his personal movie studio, breathlessly dialing through genre after genre.
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Inevitably, most delved substantially into the misogyny and sexism they've experienced as they came of age and then later on the job (a couple did not).
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We talked to top experts and delved into our photo archives for this article about the history of Jerusalem, and why it's such a flash point.
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And when I delved into Madonna's promotional videos for her skin-care line, MDNA Skin, named after the album, I felt further from her than ever.
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What I particularly enjoyed about the episode is how the show really delved into the psychology of these characters, and exposed what really makes them tick.
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Over the years, scientists at the Ashkelon site have excavated Philistine houses and delved into what they would have eaten and who they would have traded with.
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The questioning delved into Hogan's career, with particular attention paid to where his private life as Terry Bollea ends and the public persona of Hulk Hogan begins.
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After Efron and Miré's breakup, a source told PEOPLE that the actor delved into work, mostly keeping to himself while promoting Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates.
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During a 2018 visit to The Howard Stern Show, the actress delved into her overwhelming experience smoking with unidentified rappers at Ellen DeGeneres' legendary 60th birthday party.
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The report delved into other trends for the following year, including mobile's growing role as a part of e-commerce transactions, including mobile food ordering, and more.
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The jovial, bow tie-wearing writer and cook delved into the kitchens and stock pots of Technicolor provincial France—always with a glass of wine in hand.
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Related: Meet The At-Home Treatment That Actually Repairs Your HairAs anyone who has delved into the word of self-tanners knows, most formulas out there stink.
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We've seen study after study on the "Catholic Vote" prior to the election of John F. Kennedy, where academics delved into voting trends of white-ethnic neighborhoods.
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The U.K.-based fund management firm had not delved into machine learning techniques before but now has Janus's INTECH as part of its expanded combined product suite.
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We attended a conference where women and men delved into the issues that women in tech face, how men impact them and what change really looks like.
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They describe what happened when a US president stopped the publication of articles about a study that delved into the government's role in conducting an unpopular war.
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It had jumped above 13,500 in early trade after the ECB delved deep into its remaining arsenal of stimulus options, cutting interest rates and expanding asset-buying.
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" The next year, "I Know How It Feels to Be Lonely" delved into pop hits of the day like Donovan's "Sunshine Superman" and the Beatles' "Eleanor Rigby.
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Jupiter & Okwess have delved instead into Congo's many other local and regional traditions: a pushback against homogenization, an example of multiethnic solidarity and a trove of possibilities.
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In frank language and illustrations, it delved into topics that a half-century ago were publicly taboo, from birth control to pregnancy, from sexual desires to menopause.
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As Season 2, released last month, delved deeper into the mood and aesthetic established by Season 1, "The Wire" began to seem like the more apt comparison.
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While accepting the Cecil B. DeMille award lifetime achievement award at the Golden Globes, Winfrey invoked Taylor's name in a speech that delved into racism and sexism.
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Kimmel delved into the ObamaCare repeal and replace debate last May when he revealed his son was born with a heart defect and needed open-heart surgery.
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The film delved into his childhood and time in the Army and offered up an excruciating moment when the subject of his sexuality left him totally frozen.
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Critics, including officials from Hillary Clinton's campaign, argue that the news media should have delved deeper into the story behind the story: the source of the hacks.
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On Wednesday, Democrats delved into this idea as they questioned U.S. diplomat William Taylor about his conversations with Gordon Sondland, the U.S. ambassador to the European Union.
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Her three-times platinum "Reputation," which delved further into an au courant pop sound following her smash "2000," received just one nomination, for best pop vocal album.
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Caught between his heritage and his hopes, he delved into childhood memories of Mexican summers, using photos, collages and text to document his journey of self-discovery.
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" Later, the conversation delved into the Hot New Drugs that kids are into these days: Cop: "When we were growing up, there was alcohol, weed, and cocaine.
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Aside from psychoanalytic enquiries (vis-à-vis Bonheur's statements and biography), Nochlin also delved into semiotics ('genius' and 'greatness') and social art history (institutions and academic structures).
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Homebrewing is something of a national passion, but I've never delved into it, mostly because there's so much great beer produced by people who know what they're doing.
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Neither session delved as deeply as it could have into specific information about Russian goals and strategies in conducting information operations on Facebook during the 2016 US elections.
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There's an evil-looking ethereal presence in the dungeon that Link and Zelda have delved into and, just for a moment, we see it grab Link's arm. Gotcha.
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I felt that this guy didn't deserve, or wasn't worth the time, to have a conversation that deeply delved into the personal and what I felt was uncomfortable.
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The topics delved into intense philosophical debates over whether the country was a Christian nation, and mini-arguments broke out between audience members in the back of room.
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For manga fans who haven't delved into the Kikaider mythos yet, this is a must-read as it set the groundwork for great works that would come later.
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Klaus Pichler delved into the weird world of esotericism online, purchasing $21,973 worth of products that promised to do everything from protect against radiation to ward off police.
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Klaus Pichler delved into the weird world of esotericism online, purchasing $1,500 worth of products that promised to do everything from protect against radiation to ward off police.
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While largely focused on sports, Deadspin for years had delved into a broad range of topics in a voice that was sometimes rude, often funny and always conversational.
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Scarlett Lewis, whose 6-year-old son, Jesse, died in Sandy Hook, testified at the first commission meeting in May, which delved into reports on past school shootings.
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The Wall Street Journal delved into the somewhat secret world of the Supreme Court's cafeteria, revealing that the junior judge is made to sit on the cafeteria committee.
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While we've covered startups focused on fertility, this is the first time we've delved into male-focused services that are designed to help men take part in conception.
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And Finnish network equipment maker Nokia has also delved into the world of VR, releasing its own camera called Ozo which is designed to shoot 360-degree video.
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Throughout his career in Washington, Biden has embraced a blue-collar, middle-class message, delved into foreign policy debates and talked about the need to engage in bipartisanship.
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What if the former Basquiat and Haring confidante delved into a side hustle promoting avant garde visual artists, helping them translate their talent into the mainstream art world?
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So, we delved into the surprisingly deep world of gluten-free beer to find out which (if any) of the many available brews are worth giving a shot.
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In 2013, she started to distance herself from acting and instead delved into the world of wellness with the release of her best-selling book, The Body Book.
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Former games critic Alexa Ray Corriea wrote a whole damn book about Kingdom Hearts II a few years back, and delved into the relationship between Sora and Riku.
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"As I delved into the thousands of pages of documents, I came across some things that I felt were not consistent with what had been advertised," he said.
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In a story published for New York Magazine's Science of Us, Dr. Mari-Beffa delved described our "inner talk" as a healthy mechanism for maintaining a fit brain.
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He forged links between art and science setting up E.A.T. (Experiments in Art and Technology) and delved deeply into lithography, then creating series of works on metal sheets.
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One of the reasons the exploration is such an enticing prospect is that Future Unfolding's world is a lush and rich with color, begging to be delved into.
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But I thought if he had not run, I would have fun, and then when he ran, that's really when I delved deep into President Obama's presidential campaign.
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Poll questions delved into issues like access to medical care and stores that sell affordable, nutritious food as well as the cleanness of the air and tap water.
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But now, sources close to both campaigns have told CNN the results of the polling and delved into the reasons why Rubio was hesitant to jump on board.
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Had it not been for that, she never would have delved into Hasidism, which the former tenant had practiced, and which continues to figure prominently in her novels.
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Recent books in the field have delved into Byzantine church mosaics in Greece and Turkey and Islamic mosaic floors at Hisham's Palace in Jericho in the West Bank.
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He noted that while Mr. Walker's early approach to the role had emphasized all that was "psychotic, dangerous, showy, glossy," he has since delved further into the character.
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In university he studied law and read philosophy, history, and science; later, he delved into cutting-edge foreign thinkers like Thomas Caryle, Ralph Waldo Emerson, and Frederich Nietzsche.
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She also delved into why — during that same year — she removed her own name from the Emmy consideration pool for her portrayal of Izzie Stevens on Grey's Anatomy.
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Earlier this summer, all three ladies appeared on the cover of PEOPLE where Willow delved into why she ended up in low moments at such a young age.
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He delved into the fossil record from the Eocene Epoch, when the Earth was as warm as what some models predict is possible in the medium-term future.
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He has since delved into ever more unexpected sources, sometimes abrasive and sometimes lavish; the sample credits on a Kanye West album are always far-flung and enlightening.
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MONOGAMISH After his divorce from the actress Olivia Wilde, Tao Ruspoli (a son of an Italian prince, Alessandro Ruspoli) delved into a documentary investigation of marriage and monogamy.
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Mr. Weinstein's trial is widely seen as a watershed moment for the #MeToo movement and has delved into complicated issues of consent and power dynamics in professional situations.
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Wonkblog became particularly important as it delved into health policy at just the time that the debate heated up over what became the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare.
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Colbert, being a huge fan of Quinto, also delved deep into his guest's process as an actor — highlighting some of his greatest roles on Heroes, Girls and Trek.
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Lawmakers and officials delved into the issue of Russian cyber threats to elections, the cyber capabilities of foreign countries like China and Iran, and U.S. policy in cyberspace.
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The best-reviewed episodes on IMDb, a ratings website, tend to be those which delved into the past: either through flashbacks, recovered video-tapes or interactions with parents.
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In search of tubeless wipe, our reporter delved into the world of eco-friendly toilet paper to find out why her go-to brand disappeared from the market.
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Customized weight loss programs, clothing and shopping companies, makeup brands, vitamin providers, are just a few to have delved into an industry with massive growth potential, said Eden.
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Swift also delved into a song on her new album titled "Miss Americana & the Heartbreak Prince," which touches on political themes in the context of a high school.
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He delved deeply into the hearts of his struggling characters, whose limitations, frustrated ambitions and self-delusions evoked an authorial sympathy that became more pronounced over the years.
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In the decade he's spent on the faculty, he has delved increasingly into research, partly thanks to the scores and field recordings available at Michigan State's music library.
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Yatim's death led to a judge-led inquiry that delved into the ways police in Toronto use lethal force when dealing with civilians who may have mental illnesses.
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Mueller's team has delved deeply into Manafort's years of work in the eastern European country as it investigated possible coordination between Trump associates and Russia in the 2016 election.
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The answer I gave the interviewer was long and winding and delved into the many different ways I have and haven't seen myself at the movies – demographically, relationally, emotionally.
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The episode delved into the ramifications of the operation, and the massive character shift that William (Jimmi Simpson) underwent in the decades after he took control of the company.
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In an emotional first-person essay for The Players' Tribune, the former Los Angeles Lakers star delved into his battle with drug addiction, which hit rock bottom on Oct.
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As players delved deeper, however, it became clear that this was an act of misdirection: Really, Until Dawn has more in common with the creature features of the '80s.
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The teen drama's various installments delved into topics that some U.S. cable networks wouldn't dare touch — long before more daring programs like Ryan Murphy's Glee, which premiered in 2009.
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Davis writes beautifully about the painter Alan Cote; he's an artist I've never even heard of, but I was thrilled to tag along as she delved into his work.
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With a restless curiosity, Professor Keller delved into practical and often playful enigmas, developing mathematical formulas to explain a wide range of contingencies, from the esoteric to the everyday.
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The most recent issue of Intelligencer: Journal of US Intelligence Studies, a publication of the Association of Former Intelligence Officers, delved deep into the theory of an acoustic attack.
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The victims were known for their rollicking hippie bacchanals (it was 1960s Hollywood, after all), and police delved into their backgrounds, interviewing past partygoers, friends, acquaintances, paramours, and colleagues.
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A variety of artists have delved into the mythos, both as true believers and as anthropologists, adapting the four suits (Cups, Wands, Swords, and Coins) to their unique styles.
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Line: Seahawks by 13 ½ Richard Sherman, writing in The Players' Tribune, recently delved into what makes great cornerbacks great and heaped praise on his rival Darrelle Revis, among others.
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But Mr. Cosby's lawyers suggested Monday that they had evidence the two women did know each other and argued that investigators should have delved more deeply into their relationship.
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Tech We're Using Jennifer Valentino-DeVries, an investigative reporter who has delved into issues of online privacy, is "under no illusions" that protecting our digital selves is fully possible.
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On their latest LP For This We Fought the Battle of Ages (out 8/26 via Profound Lore), the five delved deep into sci-fi novel We for inspiration.
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Now for news and features of the week from around the world ... ______ Our China Rules series delved into how China got so wealthy by rejecting the West's conventional wisdom.
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Democrats delved into the first article on Thursday in hours of arguments before the full Senate, which will offer the final verdict on whether Trump's conduct merits his removal.
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Graham delved deeply into the workings of a newspaper, journalistic decision-making under pressure and the special challenges of a woman standing up to male power in the 1970s.
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When she first delved into the fallout of the devastating floods in 2012, she expected to find homeowners defending their properties or supporting protective infrastructure measures, like sea walls.
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She talked about how she's fought for revenue equity for creatives when it comes to streaming music, then delved into her recent battle with manager and mogul Scooter Braun.
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We delved into the numbers and determined that the bulk of the state's homeless were once living in homes in California and, for a variety of reasons, lost them.
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He also worked hard to please his boss, delved into the nuances of constitutional law for long, grueling hours and sought to smooth over harsh feelings at clerk happy hours.
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Recent books have delved into East German propaganda posters and Stalinist architecture as well as apartment life, bus-stop design, children's books and store-window aesthetics in the Eastern bloc.
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In his opinion for the majority, Rehnquist delved into the constitutional history and debates among the framers to support the notion that impeachment was not the business of the judiciary.
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Last week's episode delved deeper into ailing William's story -- from the moment he met Randall's mother to the day he watched a stranger take home his son from the hospital.
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When British singer/songwriter Minke delved in for a few fleeting experiences at looking for love in all the digital places, she was struck by the emptiness of the endeavor.
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Pacquiao was talking about Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte and his plan to crack down on drug dealers in his home country ... when he delved into his own history with drugs.
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Still, there were shows before the likes of Harlots and Girlfriend Experience that delved into their topic du jour long before they were a glint in some TV executive's eye.
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Dr Abel and Mr Kruger then delved into files that contained information on when the players in their experiment had died—or if, by rare chance, they were still alive.
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The trial of Justin Ross Harris, the Georgia dad convicted of leaving his young son in a hot car to die, regularly delved into texts, Google searches and Reddit posts.
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She delved deep into the supportive yet strange online "community of Peggy truthers" who shared her hatred of this inadequate living room focal point and inspired them to speak out.
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Last year, he published a book, "Red Notice: A True Story of High Finance, Murder and One Man's Fight for Justice," that delved into the circumstances of Mr. Magnitsky's death.
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Finance editor Edward McBride is joined by Simon Rabinovitch, who has delved into the history of coups to find out how attempts to overthrow a government can disrupt economic growth.
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Over the last several months, companies including Condé Nast and Vice Media have delved into the technology as a new frontier for storytelling and a potential outlet for selling ads.
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For what it's worth, I've only delved into plans for Metro coverage, which I discussed in my last column, but I heard nothing in my conversations about eliminating the coverage.
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You've still delved down into the heart of the dead world, you've still got all the items you've looted, and your other characters still have their traits and experience gains.
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In a recent conversation with Christmas, we talked about the collab, but we also inadvertently delved into a topic that, as Christmas explains, should raise far more questions than answers.
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And while Stevenson has delved into familial relationships in the past (Wheel's "Renée," a song about her stepmother, comes to mind), these two are among the most intimate she's written.
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"It is a mistake... to believe that all Trump supporters are racist or sexist or homophobes," Sanders said, before he delved into why the Democrats have failed the working class.
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His quest has taken him to research areas well beyond behavioral science – as well as IBD, he's delved into treatments for brain cancer, often through off-label use of antidepressants.
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His musical output has now delved into topics of occult spirituality, and let there be no doubt, he believes in magic's pervasive and almost banal existence in our daily lives.
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His quest has taken him to research areas well beyond behavioral science -- as well as IBD, he's delved into treatments for brain cancer, often through off-label use of antidepressants.
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Zambada also delved into the financing of cross-border drug deals, explaining that the Sinaloa Cartel's top and mid-level leaders would pool money to invest in shipments from Colombia.
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We learn, for example, that "Nostromo" was written as Conrad delved into the oral and written sources about the "liberation" of Latin America that often ended in Western-backed dictatorship.
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Studying images by Seydou Keita and the fashions his subjects wore, she delved deeper and researched textiles and trade history on a journey that took her to 11 African countries.
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The extraordinary second report delved into the IAEA's open questions and Iran's denial of access to sites which diplomats say are believed to have been active in the early 2000s.
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The judge delved into Trump's presidential immunity argument, in case the 2nd Circuit disagreed with his decision to abstain from exercising his jurisdiction over the case in the first place.
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He launched a $100 million venture capital fund with investor Jeff Stibel following his retirement from the NBA in 2016, but he delved into the business world long before then.
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In our 11-city survey, released on the eve of the National Prayer Breakfast, we delved into the measurable effect of faith-based organizations in addressing homelessness across the nation.
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The House and Senate committees in charge of transportation have not delved deep into the new e-scooter trend, which only spiked in the U.S. over the past two years.
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Peter and Henry also delved into their shared history in the origins of BI, Henry's rise and fall as a Wall Street analyst and the media's role in Trump's America.
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Ms. Lewis's interest in Jefferson was piqued in graduate school by reading Fawn Brodie's 1974 best-selling book, "Thomas Jefferson: An Intimate Biography," which delved into his relationship with Hemings.
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But in Sharp Objects' first three episodes, we've seen various male characters get asked about their alibis, have their possible motives explained and explored, and have their pasts delved into.
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And WIRED delved into the life of Bassel Khartabil, a Syrian open internet advocate who was arrested by Syrian military intelligence in 2012 and executed in military prison in October 2015.
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Last year we delved into professional wrestling and examined the ins and outs of the Bomaye Knee, the signature move of Shinsuke Nakamura and a staple of 'strong style' professional wrestling.
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We delved into questions of what makes a good comedic premise, what makes a good character relationship to build a comedy around, and what the best comedic actors have in common.
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Bong, who makes it a point to toy with genre (having previously delved into sci-fi, mystery, and action), perfectly understands the setup-complication-payoff rhythm of a satisfying con story.
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Having delved into the myth, the legend, via books, via going to stay at her house, going to the courthouse, going to her gravesite, I just became very empathetic towards her.
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While practices implemented by companies have delved into infection control measures such as personal hygiene and social distancing, challenges in maintaining employee morale have not been discussed with the same fervor.
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Earlier this fall, New Hampshire Public Radio reporter Jason Moon delved into the Bear Brook case with a seven-episode series that sought to untangle the case and its various angles.
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We delved into Jane's grief, Kat's sexuality, Sutton's ambition – not to mention Jacqueline's impressive reputation and mentorship (the finale includes a nonverbal #MeToo equivalent from months before the hashtag began circulating).
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We don't talk down at them, but we also haven't delved into more complex concepts like "feminism" or "racism" because at that age, those words don't quite mean anything to them.
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There are a few likely reasons for Kavanaugh's unpopularity, most having little to do with the man himself — let's be honest, how many typical American voters have delved into his record?
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Go deeper: Axios reporter Amy Harder delved into this issue in two separate columns: Wall Street is starting to care about climate change and Corporate America isn't backing Trump on climate.
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" He's also delved into his own sexual preferences and even bragged about women who flirted with him, saying "They'll walk up and they'll flip their top, and they'll flip their panties.
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"Brad and Marion immediately had the utmost respect for each other, so once they delved into their characters, their chemistry was electric," the producer of the film, Graham King, tells PEOPLE.
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After a successful, widely praised first season in which it delved into the minutiae of the Zodiac killer case, the podcast Criminology chose EARONS as the subject of its second season.
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Writing in a letter to Judge Sheri Pym, Kondoker, Kondoker explains how his opinion on the case turned when he delved deeper into the longer term implications of the FBI's order.
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Where the post-Breaking Bad future is concerned, Better Call Saul has routinely delved into the unknown, providing glimpses of Jimmy McGill's relatively bleak existence as Omaha Cinnabon manager Gene Takovic.
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Rappers delved into their own psyches and dreamed up scenarios in which they tamed tigers, leveled skyscrapers with laser vision, gaped at alligators or reigned over ruined worlds engulfed in flames.
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It found instances in which he was said to have used his wealth and intimidation tactics to shut down media stories that delved into the allegations of sexual misconduct against him.
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He also delved into the two main issues for Italian banks: the burden of unpaid, or non-performing loans, inherited from the economic crisis and their pile of Italian government debt.
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El Faro, whose award-winning reporters have delved deep into gang culture, said the leadership often relies on transmitting the image of "horizontality," with bosses often preferring to call themselves spokesmen.
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Starr's final product delved into salacious details about Clinton's sexual relationship with White House intern Monica Lewinsky, and contained a thorough legal analysis about whether Clinton's actions constituted grounds for impeachment.
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Finally, Cramer delved into a merger on the horizon that he believes could be one of next year's best combinations: between American industrial gas giant Praxair and German chemicals company Linde.
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She delved into the recommendations against wearing jackets in car seats and how difficult it can be, even on a mild day, to load children in and out of a vehicle.
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Over more than a year, our reporter delved into Nakesha's life, trying to understand the events and forces that put her and so many of the city's homeless on the street.
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They might have been opposed to the system, but they have not delved too deeply into how their current socioeconomic status was built on the backs of the nation's black population.
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But we were totally committed to the idea, did more market research, talked to more people, and the more we delved into the idea, the more convinced of it we became.
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The magazine once ran an interview with Charles Bukowski in which the author defended the psychological makeup of pedophiles and rapists, then delved into the granularities of fucking a high-heeled shoe.
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Mashable reporter Brian Koerber delved deep into the world of disturbing videos featuring children's characters—such as a video where Elsa, Spider-Man, and other cartoon characters shoot people with automatic weapons.
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But there's also a rich tapestry of stories in the comics, stories that are every bit as good or even better as the ones onscreen today, that Marvel hasn't delved into yet.
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This season has really delved into the failures of the Soviet Union, especially its failure to live up to its own ideals — the ideals Elizabeth, in particular, still believes she's fighting for.
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A study conducted last year that delved into the ethics of self-driving cars and autonomous systems at large found that most respondents didn't trust the cars enough to ride in one.
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He has also delved into such pressing matters as the quality of chicken feed (he launched a commission on standards), even as the judiciary groans under a backlog of 3m pending cases.
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While some bands delved into post-hardcore, emo, and less abrasive punk subgenres, Youth Brigade stayed true to hardcore, making short, loud, and fast songs that were finished in under 90 seconds.
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The discussion delved into what Bezos sees for the future of the space industry — which he argues is lacking "dynamism" — as well as how he differs from fellow space entrepreneur Elon Musk.
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In announcing that the Justice Department has sued North Carolina over its discriminatory transgender restroom law, Attorney General Loretta Lynch on Monday delved into far more than the legal issues at hand.
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While the Supreme Court justices delved into some of this history on Tuesday, they spent most of the hour-long session pondering the practical effects of a ruling in the tribe's favor.
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At the same time, other scientists delved into the riders' immune systems, drawing blood from them, as well as from a group of sedentary older people and another of healthy young adults.
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A simulator by any other name, each version of Gotham can be delved into as a spectator, holding a sense of satisfaction and entertainment that most games struggle to achieve at all.
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The discussion delved deep into how the show has evolved in the past two decades and what it takes to maintain that level of creativity over such a long period of time.
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Sensing a pattern, Holey — who studied cosmetic chemistry and plant science — delved into their beauty routines and found that many reactions could be traced back to one type of ingredient: essential oils.
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When she delved into a project, she left no stone unturned: She spent 93 years on the Luce biography, examining 29,219 items at the Library of Congress that stretched 21966 linear feet.
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Trial resumes Monday kicked off the 10th day of the trial, as prosecutors delved into a contract dispute that Melgen had with the Dominican Republic for cargo screening at the island's ports.
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His last novel, "Super Sad True Love Story," delved into Silicon Valley and the effects of technology and predicted a wave of class-based New York protests similar to Occupy Wall Street.
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Vox's Alvin Chang in 2018 delved into Fox News's ongoing obsession with Clinton and found that the outlet was still covering her more than other cable news outlets by a wide margin.
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He paid specific attention to Haley, the "daughter of immigrants" who "faced the sting of prejudice," and delved into his own life story, as the son of two Cuban immigrants, on multiple occasions.
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Mr Johnson has long delved into the Chinese soul, winning a Pulitzer prize in 2001 for his reporting in the Wall Street Journal on the party's suppression of Falun Gong, a spiritual movement.
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In an exclusive interview with PEOPLE, Naomi Osaka delved into what it felt like to play her childhood idol and how she and her family are coping with the drama surrounding her win.
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And I haven't even delved into the huge number of terrific shows that uneasily straddle the line between comedy and drama, like FX's Atlanta, The CW's Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, and even CBS's Mom.
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After thanking Martin McDonagh, the movie's director, and her "clan" (oh, to be a part of Frances McDormand's clan!), McDormand put down her Oscar statuette and delved into the meat of her speech.
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If you've never delved into the music of the games, you should head to a steaming platform like Spotify, where various Pokémon game's albums have increased already more than 360% since their launch.
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This didn't sit well with Mateen's heroic conception of himself, and he delved into the world of militant Islam -- pledging himself as an ISIS foot soldier when he carried out his gruesome attack.
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Meanwhile, a TV Time and UTA IQ study delved into brand awareness, and found Disney+ and Apple TV+ had the highest levels of awareness at 88% and 63%, respectively, among the upcoming services.
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Mr. Cruz, unburdening himself after a campaign in which Mr. Trump also mocked his wife's appearance, responded with a flourish, called Mr. Trump a "pathological liar" and delved into his rival's personal life.
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The coming week is sure to bring more reaction to the meeting between Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday, which delved into the topic of Russia's cyber meddling in the election.
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Fourteen years ago, my book, "Suburban Sahibs" delved into this upheaval of America's bedroom communities, based on dozens of interviews with Indian immigrants in central Jersey redefining local schools, politics and the economy.
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He has delved into Elvis, tweaking a lyric from "Blue Suede Shoes" to have the king admonish Haman: "Don't you step on my Shushan Jews," a reference to Susa, the ancient Persian city.
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NORRISTOWN, Pa. (Reuters) - The jurors deciding comedian Bill Cosby's fate at his sexual assault trial delved into his accuser's account on Wednesday, their third day of deliberations, but failed to reach a verdict.
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Over the course of more than a year, I delved into Nakesha's life, trying to understand the events and forces that put her and so many of the city's homeless on the street.
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To that end, Trump and the coronavirus task force delved into more detail on their models using graphs and information during the daily late-afternoon press briefing at the White House on Tuesday.
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Ms. Hammer delved into lesbian history and culture through the stories of artists like the photographer Alice Austen (in the documentary "The Female Closet") and the poet Elizabeth Bishop ("Welcome to This House").
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The trial, in State Supreme Court in Manhattan, has been widely seen as a watershed moment for the #MeToo movement and has delved into complicated issues of consent and power dynamics in Hollywood.
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Calling from Los Angeles, she also delved into the unseen forces that kept her out of the best directing category, an omission that seems to enrage Twitter far more than it angers her.
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Over the next 13 years, the Mars Volta delved into styles far removed from At the Drive In's punk and hardcore foundations, from progressive rock to salsa — sometimes leaving fans bewildered or disappointed.
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Josh Ackil and Matt Tanielian, Franklin Square Group Companies large and small rely on this tech-centric lobbying firm, which this year delved into big issues like broadband access and intellectual property enforcement.
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Washington (CNN)The Supreme Court delved into unusual terrain on Tuesday when it heard arguments brought by military service members -- the first time the justices have heard such a case in 21 years.
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An influential figure for early Beat poets, Kaufman worked in a variety of innovative forms and styles, mixing high and low vernaculars as he delved into the Surrealist tradition with a salutary irreverence.
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Recently, I've delved even more deeply into this line of thinking, reading about how black people positioned themselves during both Reconstruction and Jim Crow, when the political structures were largely arrayed against them.
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Lillian Smith did something 70 years ago that was unusual for a white writer: She delved into the world of southern gentility to reveal the bigotry, both casual and virulent, that lay beneath.
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Veatch, along with physician Lainie Ross, recently delved into this argument — that families should have a greater say when their loved ones are unresponsive — in their book Defining Death: The Case for Choice.
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The duo delighted in their shared enthusiasm for Justin Bieber and Instagram—which has become an artistic medium for Grotjahn—and delved into questions of exhibitionism' rule-breaking' and self-indulgence in art.
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The original world created by Maupin delved into queer and trans lives in San Francisco, and the upcoming Netflix adaptation tells a new set of queer stories in the same city, updated for 2019.
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But the recently released Call of Duty: WWII provides a more human and realistic dimension of war, whereas previous videogames delved into fantasy or featured cyber-mutant soldiers out of a bad '90s movie.
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We've previously delved into the potential reasons why this pastel tone has struck a chord with so many people, and now we're telling you where to go to for these covetable social media fodder.
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In 2013, when the nominated documentaries delved into subjects like AIDS and conflict in the Middle East, the prize went to "Searching for Sugar Man," about a tremendously gifted, woefully obscure musician from Detroit.
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" Lewinsky continued, "To have my narrative ripped from me, and turned into The Starr Report, and things that were turned over or things they delved out of my computer that I thought were deleted.
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Why it matters: Facebook is experimenting with original content to compete with video giants like Netflix and Amazon as well as social giants like Snapchat and Twitter, which have already delved into original content.
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Episode 9 also delved into William realizing that he had an "inner darkness" all along, one that he unsuccessfully hid from his wife to the point of gaslighting her into a death by suicide.
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If Aristotle had been able to write aggressively earnest Insta captions when he delved into his theory on how tragedy can purge emotion, he probably would've said as much in a few snappy lines.
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Another is the sublime Ardent Nature: Arshile Gorky Landscapes, 1943–47 at Hauser & Wirth's outpost on East 69th Street, which delved into the artist's tragically short personal flowering before he took his own life.
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If anything, Jackson had a deeper love for those swashbucklers than Vogt-Roberts (The Boys of Summer) does, and delved deeper into their lore while still bringing his own unique insanity to the table.
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She sang and played the piano and oboe, spending summers at choir camp and moving to Toronto at 17 to attend a performing arts high school, where she delved into arranging, voice, dance, theater.
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But in a note Rickman wrote himself on bring "Inside Snape's Head" in 2009 during production of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (which delved into much of Snape's backstory) gives more hints.
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This year it didn't take much looking to see waves being made by several books and catalogs that delved deeper into familiar areas or pioneered new ones, adding some euphoria to our blighted moment.
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Making her 2014 album, "Shakira," which delved into rock and electronic dance music in a clear attempt to court radio play, had taken a difficult two years, yet it had less than blockbuster sales.
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One wishes Blumenthal had delved into the reality of parenthood in the United States today, where roughly 15 million children live in poverty and large numbers of families struggle to find affordable child care.
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But the show is equally deft at tackling weightier questions, as in a recent episode that delved into the troubling use of the word "plantation" by white chefs and restaurateurs to describe certain dishes.
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Other researchers delved into the need for better fiscal policies so the Fed will not fight the next crisis alone even concluding that something like defense spending could be used to buffer a recession.
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Howard Gardner, the John H. and Elisabeth A. Hobbs professor of cognition and education at the Harvard Graduate School of Education at Harvard University, has delved deeply into the question of what constitutes intelligence.
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In his early pedicab days, he would invent facts about the park's history to entertain his riders, but he eventually delved into the archives and now spouts tidbits about Frederick Law Olmsted's Manhattan masterpiece.
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They've already delved into some of the background when the group met Dr. Edwin Jenner at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and it was revealed that the entire planet was already infected.
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At roughly the same time as she started making diptychs, the 500th anniversary of Columbus' "discovery" of the Americas prompted WalkingStick to create work that delved into her own experiences as a Native American.
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Just one week after KUWTK gave us Kim Kardashian and Kanye's heavily produced outlook on their feud with the latter's childhood friend Rhymefest, Sunday night's "Kourtney's Choice" delved into some new high-profile Yeezy drama.
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Editor Therese von Hohoff Torrey was impressed by Lee's writing, but thought the portions of Lee's novel that delved into the narrator's Depression-era childhood were more intriguing than sections set in the present day.
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One theory, pointed out by PopSugar, delved into some details of Winter Anderson (Billie Lourd) that may connect her to a real-life cult, making for a very dangerous proposition for the characters around her.
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These changes, along with other developer enhancements, are being announced this morning at Amazon's re:Invent conference in Las Vegas, where the company delved into the science behind its Alexa voice platform in a keynote address.
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The gesture followed a five-year inquiry into child sexual abuse that delved into more than 8,000 cases of sexual misconduct, most of them at religious and state-run institutions responsible for keeping children safe.
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While in the Senate, Clinton released her memoir "Living History," a book that delved into some of the more sensitive points in Clinton's life, including her husband's affair with Monica Lewinsky, a White House intern.
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Other pieces I greatly enjoyed doing included profiles of Charlize Theron and Angelina Jolie, and an article about documentary films that delved into the implications of systemic racism, while also challenging mainstream narratives about race.
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To examine the representation of women within these journals, with our colleagues Jason Webster and Yuichi Shoda, we delved into MEDLINE, the online repository that contains records of almost every published peer-reviewed neuroscience article.
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The story of le Carré's tortured relationship with his Falstaffian father provided grist last year for Adam Sisman's 652-page biography, "John le Carré," which also delved into other corners of its subject's personal life.
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Yet still he spoke to Detroit policemen, and delved into the backgrounds of the officers who were at the motel with the same care that he showed in tracing the black lives that were lost.
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As my colleagues and I assumed our roles, we delved into the history of the Oslo peace process and the unsuccessful efforts of multiple US administrations to bring Israel and the Palestinians to a deal.
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Ms. Henrot has delved into an almost overwhelming diversity of sources for inspirations: James Joyce's "Ulysses," amateur pornography, "The Lord of the Rings," American anthropology and ikebana, the Japanese art of flower arrangement, among others.
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The Education Department had granted relief for borrowers who met specific criteria at two other schools, ITT Educational Services and American Career Institute, but it had not delved into thousands of claims involving other institutions.
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The extraordinary second report delved into the International Atomic Energy Agency's open questions and Iran's denial of access to sites which two senior diplomats said are believed to have been active in the early 2000s.
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In his last book, "Narco-Periodismo" ("Narco-Journalism"), published in 2016, he delved into the complexities of the press-freedom crisis in Mexico by revealing compelling stories of journalists influenced and killed by organized crime.
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For the podcast, Molesworth delved into the archives of the Getty Research Institute to highlight and curate a series of artist conversations recorded in the 1960s and '70s with historians Cindy Nemser and Barbara Rose.
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Sorrentino delved into a different facet of power in Italy with his 2009 film, "Il Divo," about the seven-time Italian Prime Minister Giulio Andreotti, who was acquitted of charges of associating with the Mafia.
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His popular postmodern trio, the Bad Plus, continues to motor along, but he's also tested out various formulations of his own groups and delved into writing criticism and conducting incisive, in-depth interviews with musicians.
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Mr. Wolff, who was later promoted to executive producer of CBS News, was also responsible for a seven-part series in 1968 titled "Of Black America," which delved into history, culture, inequality and race relations.
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The new report also delved into how consumers are using their devices, which have a range of functions including things like being able to stream music, control their TV and other smart home devices, and more.
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Some 35 percent of video viewers subscribe to the YouTube channel, and about 20 percent of those end up downloading VINwiki's Still, none of it was what Bolian even expected when he "accidentally" delved into YouTube.
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No wonder the show stayed in space and rarely delved into the utopia back on Earth, which always felt more like an cool thought experiment than a realistic look at where social progress might take us.
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"Having gone through the process and developed these characters, delved into this world, worked with these actors, I would love the opportunity to do something like that again and revisit these characters again," Coogler told IGN.
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At just 25, Kushner delved into another industry, publishing, when he purchased The New York Observer in 2006, which just last week announced it would end its print edition and continue as an online-only publication.
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At Crozer and during his subsequent doctoral studies in Boston he delved into the Christian Realism of Reinhold Niebuhr, a theologian who believed that Christians committed to justice must sometimes wield political power to achieve it.
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Sheri Linden, The Hollywood Reporter: Jenkins, who delved into very dark territory with 2003's Monster and the series The Killing, brings the doomy DC vibe down to earth from some of its more operatic reaches.
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Rather than the ABCs and wacky road trips of his other projects, Henson and his collaborator Frank Oz (who voiced Yoda), producer Gary Kurtz, and writer David Odell delved deep into war, death, and black magic.
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He'd delved into the nascent movement at Ars Electronica, the annual electronic art festival in Austria, and considered it "an online community waiting to happen" — which is why his organization started out as a mailing list.
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Hersher was a producer on the radio program "Weekend All Things Considered" when Oreskes reportedly "hijacked a career counseling session into a three-hour-long dinner that delved into deeply personal territory," according to the report.
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In a new interview with American Way, the now-23-year-old pop star delved into her struggles with bulimia and addiction, recalling a time when her eating disorder, drugs, and alcohol almost destroyed her life.
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I am reminded of Gerard Richter's 1988 portrait of his daughter Betty, where she too looks away, but while Richter delved deeply into the details of her hair and patterned clothing, Taylor gives us much less.
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She has figured in some of his earlier shows, including "Jomama Jones: Radiate" (2011) and "Duat" (2016), in which Mr. Jones delved more directly into his own life and made the transformation into his character explicit.
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Denise LaSalle, a durable blues and soul singer and songwriter who in a half-century-long career delved in song into love, cheating, pleasure and heartache, mixing romance with raunchiness, died on Monday in Jackson, Tenn.
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The music of Waters's youth is delved into at length and with tender detail, and yet another life lesson is imparted: He contends that we all need to have good taste in music, and I concur.
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As always, we have some criticisms from readers to share this week, but we also got a lot of great feedback on our recent Luxury Week, where we delved into the secret lives of the rich.
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A recent investigation by The Times delved into this paradox, finding food corporations exploiting the poor in Brazil with products richer in sugar than in balanced nutrients, thereby feeding obesity and its attendant life-threatening diseases.
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The AARP survey delved into more details about the cash that the children are contributing and what sort of things it paid for, said George Mannes, senior editor of AARP The Magazine, which published the survey.
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CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE DOWNTRODDEN I delved into the lives of female painters who hiked along Norwegian glaciers to capture views of fjords, not much held back by their long skirts and 19th-century society's low expectations.
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The six-week trial delved into one of the trivial but deadly feuds between loosely aligned groups of young men, known as crews or block gangs, that plague New York City's impoverished neighborhoods and housing projects.
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Finally, for a separate portion of the experiment, the researchers asked 32 additional male college athletes to fill out the personality assessment as well as another questionnaire that delved into their current confidence and stress levels.
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We delved into M.T.A. records and interviewed transit and construction experts from around the world for this look at how excessive staffing, little competition and generous contracts dramatically inflate transit construction costs in New York City.
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Perhaps the most poignant story Crazy Rich Asians tells about Asian identity — one I honestly wish it delved into a bit more — is how many Asian Americans often feel as if we're neither here nor there.
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A magnificent orator who instinctively altered his cadence to fit the moment, he re-trod history and delved deep into detail about Cuban independence heroes, plans to "perfect" the revolution and the declared evils of U.S. imperialism.
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The Royal College of Surgeons happened to be round the corner from the Slade, and it was just one of the many establishments where Saoudi delved deeper into the history he'd become infatuated with as a kid.
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As they delved deeper into the HR problem, they found most employees had trouble getting answers to basic questions like how much vacation time they had or how to get a new baby on their health insurance.
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The Times delved into his past addresses for a sense of which promises he kept (health insurance, less unemployment, an Iran deal) and which he did not (tougher gun laws, closing the prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba).
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At New York Comic Con, David Harbour, who plays Hopper, said there "would be a rich emotional arc there for us to explore," when asked if the second season delved into his relationship with the young girl.
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Speaking recently, Lee delved into what led her to back the founders of major Chinese and Southeast Asian start-ups Alibaba, Xiaomi and Grab in their early days and revealed it came down to three major traits.
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The Romanian sixth seed surrendered her serve twice in the opening four games to trail 4-1 but delved into her wealth of experience to finally subdue her 90th-ranked opponent 7-5 in the tie break.
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When I spoke to him about this incident at dinner, it was, as far as I know, only the second time he had delved into it in 2016 (and in past years he has avoided it altogether).
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As he delved into his conversations with world leaders, Trump explained that several of his counterparts have tried to dissuade him from his claims that the US is being taken advantage of by other countries, Catsimatidis said.
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For example, recent texts I've received from Shine have delved into subjects like facing criticism, trying to let go of the need to exert control over everything, overcoming procrastination, practicing patience, learning self-compassion, and so on.
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Cohen provided copies of financial statements and checks, alleged schemes to manipulate the value of Trump's assets for financial gain, and delved into the threats he says he made to various people and institutions to benefit Trump.
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And Mueller reportedly has in his possession a letter Trump wrote at the time of the firing that delved further into his reasoning but that he was talked out of sending by White House counsel Don McGahn.
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He searched high and low, delved deep into IMDb, tracked down casting directors, contemplated a police sketch methodology, and barely resisted the urge to present his investigation to David Schwimmer while interviewing the actor for another project.
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A 2018 article in The Guardian delved into the concept of the Apple Store and its "carefully managed drama":Products are clapped, customers waiting overnight to buy them are clapped, their purchases are clapped, claps are clapped.
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In 1994, he founded the multidisciplinary company, Ex Machina, in Québec City, Canada, and it soon became renowned for monumental productions like "The Seven Streams of the River Ota" and "Dragons' Trilogy," which delved into Chinese culture.
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I delved into North Korea's cellphone infrastructure and was shocked to learn that, according to the man who ran it, the senior leaders don't have a secure communication channel other than as part of the cellphone network.
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In fact, just hours before I spoke to Smith, the Times, which generally loves to sniff its own farts, had delved into the "philosophical questions" by publishing a fart-sniffing story about how Times reporters remain objective.
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Mike: Meanwhile, in content land, HBO suffered a fairly significant hack this week, in which the company lost thousands of internal documents, television episode scripts and videos, and delved into the personal information of a studio executive.
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Former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen asks judge to reduce sentence MORE on Tuesday distanced himself from a growing narrative among Republicans that Ukraine meddled in the 2016 U.S. election, saying he hadn't personally delved into the matter.
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But as the bank has delved deeper into long-term assets, the lender has shrunk its book of certain interest rate derivatives to below $400 billion from $1 trillion in the last three years, according to FDIC data.
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This one is pretty self-explanatory, and I've already delved into much of why she wins in this episode above, but allow me to advance a perhaps controversial theory: What if Cersei is the hero of this story?
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Through his award-winning FX show "Atlanta," which has gotten critical acclaim for its portrayal of black Southern life, Glover has delved into topics ranging from single parenthood to crime, the pitfalls of fame and recently, youth suicide.
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Greta Gerwig, who wrote and directed the best-reviewed film ever on Rotten Tomatoes, Lady Bird, sat down for a Vanity Fair cover story that delved into the responsibility she felt as a woman in the directors chair.
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Law & Order: Special Victims Unit has delved into the deepest disturbing depths of sex crimes for almost two decades, but its season 18 episode "Genes" brought up one of its creepiest questions ever: is there a rape gene?
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Like a more crooked version of the Voight-Kampff test from Blade Runner, a new machine learning paper from a pair of Chinese researchers has delved into the controversial task of letting a computer decide on your innocence.
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Lawmakers delved into a number of potential issues surrounding the collisions, from lack of training to length of deployment and even the prospect that a cyber attack could have played a role, which Moran says has not materialized.
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Born to write it In the 1930s, when Winston Churchill's political career was in eclipse and he was making a living with his pen, he delved into the story of John Churchill, who lived from 1650 to 1722.
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The upcoming apology was sparked by a five-year inquiry into child sexual abuse which delved into more than 8,000 cases of sexual misconduct largely committed at religious and state-run institutions responsible for the safety of children.
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This is not the first time he has delved into the existential torment of a man's soul, nor the first time he has summoned the influences of Ingmar Bergman, Robert Bresson, Carl Dreyer and other transcendental film heroes.
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In an extensive presentation during Monday's session of the trial, Pam Bondi and Eric Herschmann, members of Trump's legal team, delved into the corruption claims surrounding Hunter Biden's role on the board of Burisma, a Ukrainian energy company.
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A memorable recent episode delved into the psychology of awards, exploring the lure of prestige as compared to money, the impact of awards on productivity and how awards benefit the giver compared with how they benefit the recipient.
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I found a collaborator — 1440 Multiversity, an education center in the redwoods outside Santa Cruz — and tackled my new role like a reporter would, seeking out masters in their fields and organizing workshops that delved into major issues.
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Daniel Dale, a CNN reporter, posted a transcript of the interview, which delved into Trump and Zuckerberg's 2019 dinner: Per the CNBC transcript, here's Trump's latest account of what Mark Zuckerberg said to him at their 2019 dinner.
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But her spirit could be found in Wars, a group exhibition at David Nolan Gallery that delved into "combat, militarism, and civil strife, [as well as] boxing, sex, and unsettled interior states," making macho aggression its real subject.
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VICE News Tonight delved into the Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts to find out what these century-old, single-gender youth organizations are going to look like in the future — and whether they'll both be able to survive.
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After six months of investigation, the police believe her death was not ordered by a politician but perhaps by a gangster whose interests Daphne had threatened as she delved into subjects such as fuel smuggling and money laundering.
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" But not only did last week's testimony take longer than most, it also delved into the absurd at times, with Gowdy having to distinguish with Page what constituted "a meeting, a greeting, a conversation, and you hearing a speech.
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Recently, the soothing tones of co-hosts Scott Philbrook and Forest Burgess delved into the legend of the Bell Witch, the "Gateway to Hell" of Houska Castle in Prague, and the more nebulous phenomenon known as Blank-Eyed Children.
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Post-retirement, Davis began work as a trainer and delved deeply into the world of MMA, acquiring a position as a striking coach at American Top Team, and helped prepare Chuck Liddell for his first bout against Shogun Rua.
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On Sunday, he delved into the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), a federal program that's enriching private insurance companies and screwing over poor people—a pattern that will only worsen as floods get more intense due to climate change.
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He delved widely across idioms, writing not just three-chord folk and pop but tunes that hinted at rock, blues, country, klezmer, Viennese waltzes and Greek rebetika — even disco on the hard-nosed, trenchant "I'm Your Man" in 1988.
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Mr. Birbiglia, who also made his name with solo stage shows that delved into personal issues, said the show was part of a larger movement in comedy — reflected in the work of Ms. Notaro and others — to reach higher.
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Instead, the academy voted for less sunny films that delved into endemic racism ("Strong Island"), civilian rescuers and medics in the Syrian war ("Last Men in Aleppo"), Russian doping ("Icarus") and alleged bank fraud ("Abacus: Small Enough to Jail").
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Isabella Kahn, 14, of River Dell Regional High School, delved deeply into one story in order to figure out ways to help: I heard about the Rohingya people, refugees trying to escape violence in Myanmar for a safer Bangladesh.
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The design process began when the Paris-based Repossi delved into Mapplethorpe's archives at both the Getty in Los Angeles and the Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation in New York and uncovered a side of the artist she hadn't previously known.
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Vox's Zack Beauchamp delved into why the incident struck such a nerve: The left, which sees white supremacy as one of its fundamental enemies, was quick — in some cases, too quick — to identify Sandmann and his classmates as villains.
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"That, I think, was a special interest of his," said Renée Lerner, then a clerk for Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, who said she was impressed with how deeply Mr. Cruz delved into the facts and history of a murder case.
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At today's Ekoparty security conference, security firm Duo plans to present research on how it delved into the guts of tens of thousands of computers to measure the real-world state of Apple's so-called extensible firmware interface, or EFI.
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Day one of the festival showcased some literal fire from Kendrick Lamar, a triumphant homecoming set that delved past the hits, in a way you only can when you know that nearly every person in the crowd knows every word regardless.
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The story floated around right-wing circles for a few weeks until May 1, when the New York Times delved deeper into the details, reporting that State Department officials at the time were concerned "that the connection could complicate" Biden's diplomacy.
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A few of their following records—216's Eskimo Snow and 245's Moh Llean, in particular—delved into themes more universal than personal like the slow decay of Earth and the way deeply powerful relationships can blossom out of nothingness.
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The unsolved killing of 27-year-old reporter Jan Kuciak, who delved into fraud involving businessmen with political connections, has fueled public anger over corruption and threatened to bring down the coalition before the party leaders agreed a change of guard.
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Ahmed Saadawi, a prominent Iraqi writer, received a top Arabic literary prize in 2014 for his novel "Frankenstein in Baghdad," which delved into the effects such random violence can have on a society, by breaking down social bonds as fear prevails.
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In an email Q&A with Diversity VC co-founder and CEO Check Warner, we delved deeper into what the guide hopes to achieve, why D&I matters and what diversity and inclusion might look like as an end goal.
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The fact that he delved into details regarding his difficult past, details he told me he had never shared with even his closest friends, made me realize just how much of his heart he was putting on the line for me.
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Peth: The first day, we had conversations with other people and they were a little bit shallow conversations and Taylor and I just delved into normal life and we got to know each other like it was a real date.
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The report also delved into how Uber has changed its autonomous testing program since the first-ever autonomous car fatality in the U.S. On Tuesday, the National Transportation Safety Board released 227 documents from its investigation for the March 2204 crash.
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Mr. Clementi's life and death were taken up by advocates for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights, and the case delved into the risks that are sometimes associated with coming out as Mr. Clementi had struggled with questions about his sexuality.
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John Kovensky at Talking Points Memo recently delved into the matter: The key test that Democrats would face in any future court battle comes down to whether they have established that Congress has a legitimate purpose in requesting the returns.
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On Monday, the day before President Trump's impeachment trial starts in earnest, late-night hosts delved into Trump's legal team and expected defense strategy (which Jimmy Fallon said would be "release a live bat in the Senate chamber, then scatter").
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The city report that led to the investigation delved into thousands of Mr. Hynes's emails, many of them written to Mr. Matz, a veteran publicity agent, and to Barry Kamins, who was then the administrative judge for the city's criminal courts.
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Wilmers, who is the editor of The London Review of Books, is a distant relative and delved deeply into the gothic history of our family, which included a member of Sigmund Freud's inner circle and apparently a notorious K.G.B. assassin.
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At the same time, her campaign blasted out an email to supporters that included a high-quality, biographical video that delved into her hardscrabble roots in Oklahoma, her crusades as a consumer advocate and her battles as a Donald Trump antagonist.
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No one has delved more fruitfully than Storaro into the depths of color, exploring its contribution to political and physical extremes, and you could argue that Allen should have summoned him sooner, to chart Cate Blanchett's prostration in "Blue Jasmine" (2013).
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Meditation leading to a clearer mind is one of the ideas undergirding Why Buddhism Is True, a new book from Robert Wright, a journalist and scholar whose previous books delved into evolutionary psychology and the history of religion, among other topics.
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The YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, for example, has delved into its extensive archives and has organized an exhibition of prescient cartoons published in Der Groyser Kundes, the Lower East Side's premier Yiddish satirical weekly paper in the early 1920s.
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As we delved into the models Jacob and Florian included in our meta-model, one thing stood out: All but one ignore general election polling, and thus could not capture information about what the American people feel about Trump specifically.
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In light of the current controversy, Desus and Mero delved into other moments in Japan's pop-culture history where celebrities thought blackface was A-OK—like when pop group Momoiro Clover Z dressed up as "The Tempura-tations" (according to Mero).
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But transferring this sense of playfulness from software, the foundation Google is built on, to commercial hardware, a space it has only recently delved into, isn't so easy: There's a thin line between creating something that looks playful, and something that looks childish.
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In a modern sense, I believe we are exploring the weaknesses of various mediums by mixing computers and, for example, cassette tapes to explore new emotional expressions of sound and sound textures that have not previously been realized or fully delved into.
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The original version of this post continues below… The resignation caps a terrible few days for Revolut, which was the subject of a report from Wired earlier this week that delved into allegations around its challenging workplace culture and high employee churn rate.
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The report also delved into data drawn from the top 100 as well as the top 500 grossing films, and reiterated earlier findings that films with at least one female director led to higher numbers of women being employed behind the scenes.
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Much of the argument at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia delved into whether a lower court judge, U.S. District Judge Richard Leon, properly treated economic models of the merger's impact on future prices for pay-TV customers.
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Uncovering hidden video game content is a fascinating process in its own right; a recent Kotaku piece delved into the dedicated community of Grand Theft Auto 5 fans that hunt within the game's code for incomplete buildings and vehicles, missions and story-threads.
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Originally an eight-episode series in 2004, the program delved into the strange case of novelist Michael Peterson, who was charged with murder in the death of his wife, Kathleen, who was found dead at the bottom of the stairs three years earlier.
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As Mr. Chilcot's committee delved back into what seems to many young Britons like ancient history — students entering college this year were 4 years old when the critical decisions were being made — they found something of an echo chamber between London and Washington.
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As they delved into individual songs, the band praised the little-known studio musicians who forged the Chicago sound: guitarists like Howlin' Wolf's sideman Hubert Sumlin (with whom Mr. Richards shared regular jam sessions) and drummers like Freddy Below and Earl Phillips.
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If you have not delved into an S-1 before in the way that tech reporters do or financial analysts do, then you don't see the tremendous number of risks that these companies have to identify, they have to put out there.
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There have been good reasons for this, ones that we've delved into in recent weeks, like the need to build up the supporting characters and the fact that June's story doesn't have a lot of territory left to explore in its current setup.
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But the conversation also delved into a range of other topics, including the security of the 1979 midterms; the #MeToo movement, Christine Blasey-Ford and Clinton's recent comments about Monica Lewinsky; and why she's concerned about China's current lead in artificial intelligence.
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The second season should offer plenty more than just thrills; the show has delved deeply into the personal lives of its characters, and one of its strengths has been its portrayal of human struggles on all sides of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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For the new prequel series, set in a less dilapidated and hope-drained era many years before the events of the original film, the Henson Company delved deep into their archives to build out the rich universe and push those earlier innovations forward.
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She drew an audience of about 225 people — far more than the typical chamber breakfast, officials said — and kept them in suspense for more than half an hour as she delved into her reasons for opposing the repeal of the Affordable Care Act.
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Musicals that dramatize early American history — whether Sherman Edwards and Peter Stone's Tony Award-winning "1776," or Leonard Bernstein and Alan Jay Lerner's infamous flop "1600 Pennsylvania Avenue" — have rarely delved deeply into the music of the period in which they are set.
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He delved into his relationship with the North Korean dictator, resurrecting his "Rocket Man" nickname but insisting the two men were close — a fact that Trump said gives him hope about a deal on nuclear weapons, despite the country's recent missile tests.
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After Women Without Men, where she discovered magical realism, Neshat delved into the territory of dreams — a concept she more fully articulates in her latest project Land of Dreams, on view at the Broad as a series of photographs and diptych video installation.
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He led some of Wall Street's most powerful firms, played a shaping role in the expansion of the Museum of Modern Art in New York and delved into policy issues as a member of the Council on Foreign Relations and other organizations.
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Unlike Atlanta, a city where, as one of my archivist friends from there jokes, everyone who was even tangentially involved with the civil rights movement has been interviewed three or four times, Richmond has not delved deeply into its civil rights past.
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When: Through October 211 Where: Transfer (219583 Metropolitan Avenue, East Williamsburg, Brooklyn) Angela Washko has delved deep into the emotionally complicated landscape of digital feminism, so it seems fitting that the visceral and vulnerable band Xiu Xiu is scoring her newest installation.
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TV, too, has delved into the theme of women with murky motives and complicated pasts (see: Homeland's Carrie Mathison, How to Get Away with Murder's Annalise Keating, and The Bridge's Saga Norén), but the passionate pursuit of their careers seemed to trump all else.
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Though sports has been Deadspin's focus since its beginning, the site has also delved into political coverage and was praised for its 2014 analysis of "Gamergate," one of the first exhaustive looks at the issue of sexism and harassment in the world of video games.
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He delved into broad subjects, including police misconduct and medical care ("The Big Blue Line" in 21976 and "In Failing Health," in 21983) and entrepreneurship ("Levi's: The Story of Levi Strauss & Co." in 20173 and "Chrome Colossus: General Motors and Its Times" in 22017).
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Vox's Gaby Del Valle recently delved into what's going on with conservatives' obsession with Ocasio-Cortez's clothes and money: The message implied here is twofold: Not only is Ocasio-Cortez lying about her working-class background, but she's living large while espousing democratic socialist policies.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Big Little Lies, once a show that delved into physical, emotional, and generational trauma of mostly well-off white women through impressionistic flashbacks and near-constant images of crashing waves, has lost its unique ability to tell its story.
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Thus when a billionaire designer like Tommy Hilfiger says he delved deep into his label's DNA to produce his latest collection, it is understood to mean that lasting 31 years in a fickle business is the fashion equivalent of having arrived on the Mayflower.
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On Tuesday night, he delved deeply into her biography to cast her as change agent -- hinting that while she might not be as natural a politician, she has spent her life fighting to improve people's lives, particularly the lives of children and the disabled.
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In contrast to Sanders, Elizabeth Warren really has delved deeply into these issues, offering detailed criticism of Obama's Securities and Exchange Commission, calling for a "truth in sentencing" bill for white-collar criminal cases, and, most of all, calling for criminal prosecutions of financial institutions.
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While the setting played a role in the aesthetic direction for cruise '18, Chiuri also delved deep into Dior's archives to piece the collection together; she pointed to the house's 1951 Ovale collection specifically, which featured prints inspired by the ancient Lascaux cave paintings.
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Appearing on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, Langford further delved into her Gaga devotion by explaining that she inspired to learn how to play piano after seeing Mother Monster perform "Princess Die" at the Born This Way Ball tour when she was 16.
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It was that Spencer has a twin, and that person is A. When I read through all of the information the person delved out, I thought 'Oh my gosh, this is a really well thought out plan, and it's kind of a good one.
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In 1952, the Senate counterpart to the House Committee on Un-American Activities accepted a spousal privilege claim because the questions delved into conversations that occurred in a more conventional marital context of using a spouse to incriminate the other spouse by exposing private conversations.
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While Yeske's surveys of advisors for the FPA have not delved deeply into how advisors are using fixed-income ETFs, he said the proportion of respondents investing in individual bonds continues to fall, suggesting that funds, particularly low-cost ETFs, are growing in popularity.
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Ms. Export's performances and films were among the most radical feminist statements in Europe in the 1960s and 1970s, and her work, through feminism, delved deeply into systems of control that have become omnipresent in the 21st century: surveillance, information as power, unseen political machinations.
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In engaging with a subject — the sexual exploitation of women — that takes an appalling toll on the lives of thousands, perhaps millions, I do wish that she had delved a little deeper, and allowed the darkness of the details to come through with more grit.
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Robert Pearlman: There have been books about the history of the space program, and the direction that our efforts to explore space have gone, but only a few have delved into how we've learned to live and operate in space for long periods of time.
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A copy of a whistle-blower complaint filed by Mr. Bryan's former colleague has been requested by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, who has delved into Ukrainian political consulting as an offshoot of his investigation into Russian interference in the 24 election.
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For the past year, I delved into the unexpectedly interesting world of advance care planning and electronic health records, interviewing clinicians with on-the-ground experience recording and retrieving these conversations and representatives from the companies behind some of the most widely used electronic records.
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Meanwhile, on its official blog, the company has delved into the history of Google Doodles, highlighting 20 notable examples — including the first animated Doodle, which appeared for Halloween in 2000, and famous playable Pac-Man Doodle, which commemorated the game's 30th anniversary in 203.
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He studies Swift's literary motivations and professional contradictions: a man who disavowed political parties but became a Tory operative; a fastidious, conservative priest who became "king of the mob," rebelling against the established order with satire that delved into the stink of daily life.
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Mr. Woods is also known as a quick study who has delved into the drilling side of the business, which continues to dominate Exxon Mobil even though the company has had trouble in recent years finding additional reserves to replace depleting oil and gas fields.
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And after the organizers of the Busan International Film Festival screened a documentary that delved into what it called Ms. Park's botched response to the Sewol ferry disaster in 2014 in which more than 300 people died, the festival lost half of its government funding.
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The Knicks (26-41) continued to run their offense haphazardly, even as they delved deeper into the triangle system, the offense made famous by the Chicago Bulls and the Los Angeles Lakers when they were coached to championships by Phil Jackson, now the Knicks' president.
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Other activities on offer include colouring-in for adults; teeth whitening; poker tournaments; whisky tasting; even a lecture on modern China which delved into the economics of collective farming, according to passengers on board and a copy of the ship's activity programme seen by Reuters.
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SUNDAY PUZZLE — Today's puzzle from Andy Kravis spun my mind off in a particular direction that I don't think I've delved into before in these pages: the emotional response to or interest in something that's in your cultural history, but not in your personal experience.
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Despite high-profile support from presidential candidates like Carly Fiorina, who delved into Ralph Wiggum-esque fan fiction while describing the videos at a Republican debate, Daleiden and Merritt have often come across as the gang that couldn't shoot straight and their videos have been widely debunked.
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The film could, however, have delved deeper into some of the interviews with her family, especially her granddaughter Clara Spera, who graduated from Harvard Law School in 2017 and is now a law clerk at the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.
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The drag queen, who was a runner-up on RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars Season 3 and recently appeared in A Star Is Born, delved into a 7-minute medley of Beyoncé tunes — and she was so good that Queen Bey herself gave her a standing ovation.
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In his first public testimony since the release of a redacted version of the Mueller report, Barr repeatedly delved into semantic squabbles with the panel's Democratic minority, intensifying Democrats' calls for Mueller himself to testify and leading some of them to accuse Barr of being deliberately misleading.
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Like Nest, Google has delved into the business of the connected home, including with its OnHub wireless router and Google Home, a portable speaker that's powered by voice assistance technology and will take direct aim at Amazon's popular Echo product once it ships later this year.
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In addition to capturing the complexity of O.J.'s position within a city reeling from years of racial unrest — his wealth, his neighborhood, his chosen peers, his potential guilt — it went a step further and delved into the ways in which race affected the prosecution and defense.
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Abbe Lowell said on CNN's "The Situation Room" that the April interview took "almost an entire work day" as investigators delved into Kushner's "unique role" as a former campaign aide who was present during the White House transition and took a spot in the new administration.
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Hong Kong (CNN)China has delved back centuries in an attempt to justify its controversial policies in the far-western region of Xinjiang, where experts say up to 2 million Uyghurs and other predominantly Muslim ethnic minorities have been held against their will in vast detention centers.
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Previous truth and reconciliation commissions, a model popularized by hearings in South Africa in the 1990s that delved into its apartheid past, have received mixed reviews - seen as cathartic moments for victims but criticized for granting amnesties too liberally and only looking into politically significant cases.
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No director, save Hitchcock, delved further than Melville into these anxieties; moreover, unlike Hitchcock, he had witnessed their effects on the world around him, in an era of profound risk, and that is why his best films are timed with a precision that verges on the excruciating.
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But Ms. Bakewell delved into his and other existentialists' work as an increasingly serious scholar, branching out to the point of trying to complete a Ph.D. on Martin Heidegger, whose writings on phenomenology led to the birth of existentialism, but hardly left him well disposed to it.
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PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - As the worst drought in half a century delays rice planting in Cambodia, a pair of oxen on Tuesday delved into rice, corn and bean bowls at an annual plowing ceremony in an omen for good harvests for those crops in the year ahead.
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Jay Inslee of Washington is basing his entire campaign on the issue But when Mr. Biden delved into specifics, he brought up the 2009 stimulus bill, meandering through a number of ideas to expand renewable fuels, promote wind energy and put electric charging stations on highways.
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But beneath this history, the Terror could have done more to show us how and why Chester's community is particularly vulnerable to Yuko's spiritual attack and delved even further into Chester's complicated relationship with his family, particularly his strained relationship with his disapproving but loving father.
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The mixture of hedonism and piety that defines their lives — at least those parts that the film chooses to depict — is fascinating, and a different kind of documentary might have delved into the cultural, sociological and religious aspects of aristocratic life in the modern Middle East.
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Yet Hearst is not the only female designer at the head of an established women's wear label to have delved into the male psyche — Stella McCartney, Isabel Marant and Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen of the Row launched men's lines in 2016, 2017 and 2018, respectively.
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It will take many more visits to unearth the unanticipated narratives that might emerge over time, however, even during these hours, there were moments when I delved more deeply into the spaces in which I found myself, captivated by the sheer gorgeousness of what appeared before me.
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The article was divisive because it delved into a gray area: The accuser said she used "verbal and nonverbal cues to indicate how uncomfortable and distressed she was," but to many who read the piece, the absence of a plainly stated "no" meant consent was implied.
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Throughout his long career, Mr. Armani has often delved into his own archive for inspiration, and he did so again here with an Emporio Armani collection that focused on a silhouette based on a snug, skirted eight-button jacket worn over full, high-water pleated pants.
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Instead of mirroring a specific locale or history, Liu delved into the culture of the internet, seamlessly weaving digital images together from a combination of original and found footage, mimicking the sensation of swiping through a dating app or going down a Google Image Search rabbit hole.
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Utilizing a decade's worth of data from the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the federal agency responsible for enforcing laws against employment discrimination, CAP senior fellow Jocelyn Frye delved into more than 85,000 charges of sexual harassment to decipher where the issue is most prevalent and for whom.
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I'd been reading about the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan for quite a long time, but when I delved into the details of Michael's book, [I] saw a film about delusion, ambition, vanity, hubris—and how the behavior of individuals can manifest [themselves] on a giant, catastrophic, global stage.
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Broida took classes in Japan on blacksmithing in order to learn everything there is to know about knives, but he hasn't yet delved into the art of knifemaking due to his respect for the Japanese craft—and for the sake of space and his neighbors in Beverly Hills.
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A season 7 episode of Grey's Anatomy also delved into this issue, as two patients admitted to the hospital revealed to the doctors that they were both victims of CF. That episode ended with the couple splitting — one received a new set of lungs and the other left.
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The crescendo of Oprah's speech began when she, the first-ever Black woman to receive the HFPA's highest honor, delved into the story of Recy Taylor, a Black woman who was kidnapped, blindfolded, and raped by a horde of white men on the way home after church in 1944.
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The season 1 finale of the crafty, heartfelt NBC family dramedy delved rawly into the weathered marriage between Jack and Rebecca that was, if not breaking apart, in a state of deep disrepair, juxtaposed with the couple's individual struggles and magnetic meet-cute a decade and a half earlier.
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Back in February, PolitiFact delved into his career as a "40-year-outsider," a rabble-rousing lefty who first ran for office with his state's socialist Liberty Union Party, served as Burlington mayor as an independent and self-described socialist, and went to Congress, famously, with that same designation.
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While Mr. van Zweden's catalog runs from Andriessen to Wagner, there is no sustained reckoning with a largely unfamiliar composer from the past as, say, Manfred Honeck of the Pittsburgh Symphony has explored Walter Braunfels, or the National Symphony's future director, Gianandrea Noseda, has delved into Alfredo Casella.
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Ox — £220,2000 Angel Gabriel — £40,000 Mary — £39,000 Joseph — £38,000 Inn Keeper — £203,000 Shepherd — £29,000 Three Kings — £26,000 Donkey — £25,000 Angel — £25,000 Narrator — £24,000 Lamb — £20,000 As well as looking into earnings, the study delved into the industries kids went on to work in years after playing those roles.
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Washington (CNN)Robert Wilkie, President Donald Trump's pick to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs, defended his record in the wake of a Washington Post report that delved into his career, including his past membership and support of organizations dedicated to preserving Confederate memorials and honoring the confederacy.
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Several officials said this could be the first trip in which Mr. Kushner and Mr. Greenblatt delved into the nitty-gritty of a possible peace agreement — borders, security and other questions that have bedeviled American peacemakers for decades — by asking both sides to list their priorities for negotiations.
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In The Great Pretender, Susannah Cahalan (who previously delved into her own experience with mental health in her memoir Brain on Fire) puts these failures in context — showing how far we've come but also how wrong we're still getting it — through her investigation of one 1973 groundbreaking experiment.
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Wallis has delved into an extraordinary mass of original material, documents, diaries, accounts and letters, as well as new sources apparently not available to previous authors, and produced not only a definitive account of the Donner tragedy, but also a book so gripping it can scarcely be put down.
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Eileen Markey's "A Radical Faith: The Assassination of Sister Maura" is not an investigation into the killing itself, like Francisco Goldman's "The Art of Political Murder," a masterly book that delved into the web of intrigue and deception surrounding the 1998 homicide of Bishop Juan Gerardi in Guatemala.
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Our readers expect us to use decades of experience, as foreign correspondents around the world and as reporters who have delved into unclassified and classified data for years, to provide context into what an intelligence report on some of the most complex problems in the world really means.
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"Brad and Marion immediately had the utmost respect for each other, so once they delved into their characters, their chemistry was electric," Allied producer Graham King told PEOPLE, adding that the Oscar winners "spent a lot of time developing their characters" with each other before filming began in early spring 2016.
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New England Today delved a little further, adding that the meat is frozen and thawed before it's mixed with mayo and seasonings, so it won't be anything like a fancy wharf restaurant's roll, but it's also just a fraction of the price, since a lobster roll can run upwards of $20.
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That's concerning since research has shown that reading headlines and social media, not full stories, is a common way people get their news; one recent study from the American Press Institute found that, in the past week, 60 percent of Americans had not delved deeper into a story than the headlines.
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Alexandra Fetissoff, Franken's former press secretary and then communications director, delved into her old reporter email list and sent out a statement of support for Franken signed by 84 women and told VICE News that she felt "these women's voices were largely omitted in the coverage" over the last several weeks.
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Jesse Eisinger of ProPublica, who has contributed to DealBook and has delved deeply into the financial crisis, wrote the article in The New Yorker about the S.E.C.'s decision not to pursue charges against any senior executives at Goldman related to a synthetic collateralized debt obligation put together by the firm.
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But in the making of this doc they delved deeper, touching on the formative moments in his childhood that set him on his path as an artist, covering the inception and impact of Crass, as well as exploring why Zen meditation has become such an important influence in his life.
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The sobering statistics are among the findings in "State of the World's Plants," a report by the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, in London (RBG), which compiled the work of more than 80 scientists who delved into the impacts of human activities, invasive species, and climate change on the world's flora.
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The investigation had delved into allegations that Mr. Trump's eldest children, Ivanka and Donald Jr., had lied to buyers of units at the Trump SoHo, a 22012-story luxury condominium-hotel in Lower Manhattan, about how many apartments had been sold, painting a rosy picture of sales at the struggling project.
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Turgenev observed the peasants but did not become as directly involved in their lives as Tolstoy, who delved deeper and deeper into his search for the essence of the Russian soul, not only practicing the principles of simplicity and poverty but also holding them up as the ideal for all.
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Extra credit: Kevin Roose of the NYT delved into the world of the alt-right tech start-ups and found design that's reminiscent of the 1990s — and growth prospects that appear similar to the post-dotcom-bust 2000s, since these companies are largely shut off from mainstream sources of funding.
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The podcast series, written and hosted by Karina Longworth, delved into sides of Manson that rarely get discussed today: his early life, his dreams of Hollywood stardom, his ability to manipulate his way into favor with Hollywood's elite — usually offering the bodies of his female followers in exchange for the notice.
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Trying to determine why some of the walkers showed benefits and others did not, the researchers delved more deeply into their data and found that the walkers who had increased their aerobic fitness had also improved their ability to remember and think and bulked up the volume of their brains.
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As the cast and crew delved into the many ethically and morally thorny issues the show's characters would have to contend with, they found themselves in an extended learning curve as they routinely consulted academic experts in fields such philosophy, neuroscience and criminal justice to bring nuance and context to the series.
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WhatsApp founder, Brian Acton, who left Facebook a year ago — before going on to publicly bite the hand that fed him, by voicing support for the #DeleteFacebook movement (and donating $213.23M to alternative encrypted messaging app, Signal) — has delved into the ethics clash behind his acrimonious departure in an interview with Forbes.
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"The world now works on data" and telcos are "at core of this change", as one carrier CEO — Singtel's Chua Sock Koong — put it in an MWC keynote in which she delved into the opportunities and challenges for operators "as we go from traditional connectivity to a new age of intelligent connectivity".
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It traced Russian efforts to influence America's 2016 presidential campaign via Twitter using 45 million election-related tweets generated by 5.7 million users in a one-month period ahead of the election; researchers delved into what information was spread by trolls, who spread it, and how many times those tweets were shared.
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AT&T&aposs WarnerMedia is demanding tougher payment terms from its ad agencies as part of an effort to save $2.5 billionElsewhere, with advertising being a big part of Amazon&aposs hiring effort, Lauren Johnson delved into the company&aposs recruiting process, speaking to insiders about how to master the rigorous process.
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We Finally Know How Wombats Produce Their Distinctly Cube-Shaped PoopA bold team of scientists has delved into the mystery of cube-shaped wombat poop, uncovering the…Read more ReadPatricia Yang and David Hu, along with their colleagues, won the physics award for figuring out how wombats produce their odd, cube-shaped poop.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads To create North of Dixie: Civil Rights Photography Beyond the South, historian and author Mark Speltz delved into American newspaper morgues and institutional archives to retrieve over 100 rarely published or unseen photographs documenting grassroots Civil Rights actions above and west of the Mason–Dixon line.
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Sarah Sze's expansive "Blueprint for a Landscape" unfolds across 96th Street, Chuck Closes's towering "Subway Portraits" loom over pedestrians at 863th Street, Vik Muniz's life-size figures stand like totems of New York diversity at 72nd Street, and Jean Shin delved into photographic archives to remember the demolished elevated tracks at 63rd Street.
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It didn't just include their individual accounts of harassment; it delved into their respective backgrounds, into the behavior they'd learned to expect from men, how they'd come to think women should behave around men (and, sometimes, judge them for it), and how, in turn, those things affected the way they reacted to Hazen's actions.
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In a way that would be inconceivable for the American judiciary (given the constitutional separation of church and state), the Austrian courts had delved deep into the substance of the matter, saying the woman should have taken into account Muhammad's other marriages or the fact that the union with Aisha reportedly continued into her adulthood.
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Jay, who also wrote This Way Madness Lies — out this month in conjunction with Bedlam — delved into the history of Geel in a 2014 essay for Aeon: Among the people of Geel, the term "mentally ill" is never heard: even words such as "psychiatric" and "patient" are carefully hedged with finger-waggling and scare quotes.
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In a fascinating Twitter thread, Louis Hyman, a work historian at Cornell University and the director of the Institute for Workplace Studies, delved into a lesser-known aspect of Sears's history: It gave black Americans under Jim Crow, especially those who lived in the rural South, the ability to shop as freely as white people.
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The new material still grasps onto those more experimental aspects, like multi-layered harmonies, Afropop-inspired rhythms, and more use of electronics than we've ever heard from them before, but thankfully eschews the realm of cheesy, chanty, anthemic alternative rock (think Foster the People, Imagine Dragons) that their then-peers have since delved into.
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Multiple investigations by journalists have also delved into instances where YouTube has been blamed for pushing people, including the young and impressionable, towards far right points of view via its algorithm's radicalizing rabbit hole — which exposes users to increasingly extreme points of view without providing any context about what it's encouraging them to view.
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Nearly a decade later, Roth rocketed to literary stardom with Portnoy's Complaint, a novel that delved at length into the themes of male sexual identity and Jewish identity for which he would become known, though at the time the novel — like Roth's previous work — sparked an uproar among rabbis and intellectual leaders in the Jewish community.
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FROM PEN: Oprah Admits She Was 'Off Balance' Two Years After Ending Her Talk Show The hour-long podcast also delved into details about Winfrey's extraordinary biography, her views on race in America and her response to the recent controversy surrounding HBO host Bill Maher's use of a racial slur, for which he has since apologized.
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In an email Q&A with the Five Seasons Ventures pair we delved a little into why Europe is crying out for a new early-stage fund dedicated to food and agtech, the new VC firm's investment thesis, and how it hopes to find the next generation of entrepreneurs innovating in the food and agriculture industries.
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And anyone who has delved into that literature will be familiar with what is on offer here—good old-fashioned narrative history, full of anecdotes that bring to life a cast of hundreds of British and French colonial administrators, travellers and adventurers, some brilliant and others downright eccentric, as well as their more dour masters back in Europe.
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Granted, "The X-Files" always wrestled with how to balance its spooky "The Night Stalker"-inspired origins as it delved deeper into its alien-invasion/who's-your-daddy issues, and if anything, shouldering the baggage from nine seasons (10 if you count the last truncated turn) and a couple of movies has seriously exacerbated that juggling act.
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Such was the case at Givenchy, anyway, where Clare Waight Keller also delved into the power suit and the question of silhouette, belting her longer jackets atop trousers and then rounding the shoulders, broadening them, dropping them down and then ballooning the sleeves out from elbow to wrist in a courtly curve and a useful exercise in shape-shifting.
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As it delved into the work that occurs on behalf of foreign governments in the lobbying world, the special counsel's office also investigated lawyers and lobbyists who worked on behalf of Ukranian entities, including Gregory B. Craig, the White House counsel under President Barack Obama and a lawyer for the firm Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom.
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Keep reading for more deep dives: we talked with six former colleagues of WeWork's incoming CEO to learn more about his leadership style; delved into the murky world of litigation finance; asked a Goldman psychologist about the stickiness factor when it comes to fintechs; and chatted with Interactive Brokers insiders to understand the firm's strategy when it comes to being a first mover.
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The paintings in Pictures and Gestures were derived from stock photography depicting people at work and play, and his previous show, Swipe (February 103 – March 210, 256), delved into art history, with silhouettes cribbed from works by Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, Charles Demuth, Charles Ray, Jeff Koons, Robert Gober, among many others, all of which were recognizable despite their minimal, abstracted form.
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The company's ABC Television Group recently removed Roseanne Barr from the successful Roseanne spinoff she created, "The Connors," after an insensitive tweet, and pulled an episode of the popular series "Black-ish" which reportedly delved into race relations in the U.S. The creator of that show, Kenya Barris, announced in August he was leaving his deal with Disney/ABC Studios early, for Netflix.
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Paul: The thing that's been the biggest change for us, since we haven't really delved too deeply into positional tracking and all that stuff, has been the quality of the headsets — the quality of the screens, the quality of the optics, the lightness, the cost going down, all these things are really contributing to a more lifelike and more accessible experience.
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Trump had declared an "America First" culture war in his Inaugural Address, and now—as his poll numbers dropped, as he lost again and again in the courts and in Congress, as the Mueller investigation delved into his miserable business history, as more and more aides leaked their dismay—he had cast his lot with the basest of his base.
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She met on Friday with key members of her debate team — the longtime Democratic operative Ron Klain, the Washington lawyer Karen Dunn and her senior strategist, Joel Benenson — and delved into the campaign's extensive data on Mr. Trump and the likely questions and themes at the debate, according to two campaign advisers who requested anonymity to reveal internal campaign dynamics.
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Vox's Li Zhou recently delved into what happened: While the Trump administration has done its best to try to curb the painful effects of the shutdown, doing everything from recalling furloughed IRS workers for tax season to identifying extra funding for food stamps, there was only so much it could do to keep vital services afloat while the government was closed.
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To be sure, earlier debates have delved into foreign policy, so it's not as if it has gone entirely unaddressed by President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump passes Pence a dangerous buck Overnight Health Care — Presented by American Health Care Association — Trump taps Pence to lead coronavirus response | Trump accuses Pelosi of trying to create panic | CDC confirms case of 'unknown' origin | Schumer wants .
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While it certainly carries their signature upbeat heaviness, Command Your Weather features a recurring theme throughout, created with eerie percussion (moody, church bell-esque carnival sounds, which, according to the band, are created with an instrument called "blossom bells") and lyrics that nod to perhaps deeper subject matters than they've delved into in the past, the band set out to create a "wiser, more atmospheric" record.
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The Comet Ping Pong shooter Image: Sathi Soma via APFor months, 4chan and Reddit users have delved deep into the emails of John Podesta as they were released by Wikileaks and concluded that the emails contained coded language about a secret child-trafficking ring operating out of Comet Ping Pong, a Washington DC pizzeria—a ring ran by Podesta and former presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton.
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The couch is front and center in "Rodney McMillian: Views of Main Street," an exhibition that opens on Thursday at the Studio Museum in Harlem, one of three East Coast shows of his work that will run concurrently, introducing many viewers to the full sweep of a 15-year career that has delved deeply, and often with haunting beauty, into questions of class, race and American belonging.
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The choice of using Piper Kerman's 2010 memoir on the time she spent in prison for money laundering and drug trafficking as a vehicle for these themes was a savvy one; as the show's creator Jenji Kohan explained to NPR, Chapman's white upper-middle class story provided a "trojan horse" for telling the stories that few others with similar platforms delved into at the time.
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This past February, I delved into an extensive investigation into why the world's best mangoes rarely make it to the US. Here's the gist: The mangoes you've been eating in the United States—mostly varieties like Tommy Atkins (ugh) or Kent (blegh), bred in Florida, grown in and imported from Mexico, boiled before crossing the border—are mere shadows of what mangoes can be.
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To choose just a few recent examples, Mr. Trump has threatened the independence of the F.B.I. and the Justice Department, routinely dismissed a duly constituted investigation as a "witch hunt," suggested that the former F.B.I. Director James Comey be jailed and dishonestly delved into details about his payoff to buy the silence of a pornography film actress with whom he allegedly had a sexual encounter.
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As I delved into the history of the house — at the Georgetown Neighborhood Library and through interviews with former residents of the home and longtime neighbors, among others — I started to feel that it was a meeting of my own interests in food and interior design, nurtured in a home in which my mother was just as attentive to what home life meant to families as Mrs.
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Pointy had also started to work a little closer with retailers, giving them insights into what was selling well, and what they might want to stock more of in the future, but it had never delved into the actual transaction aspect of products that it was listing online: that was left to the retailer and a shopper visiting a store to buy in person.
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Sen. Angus KingAngus Stanley KingNew intel chief inherits host of challenges Senators ask for committee vote on 'red flag' bills after shootings Top Democrat: 'Disqualifying' if Trump intel pick padded his résumé MORE (I-Maine) snapped at the head of the National Security Agency (NSA) in a contentious moment of a Senate hearing on Wednesday that delved into questions over Russia's meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
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John Seabrook's book "The Song Machine: Inside the Hit Factory" delved into the 21st-century pop that resulted from concentrating on single tracks: We got songs that were fabricated as masterpieces of instant gratification, full of technological sizzle and concocted by a surprisingly small clique of professionals for a highly competitive A-list of pop stars, who added some small personal garnish to the committee efforts.
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