Dig deep, work hard and see where we'll be Sunday.
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We will certainly dig deep to hold those responsible accountable.
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I never had to dig deep for how Gretchen feels.
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To find them, you have to dig deep into history.
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I take a shovel, pick a spot outside and dig deep.
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And I felt like I had to dig deep into that.
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I have to dig deep into the early UK rave history.
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You never know what you'll find if you dig deep enough.
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At Home Dig Deep "is not a water charity," they say.
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The consumer really has to dig deep to find Yelp content.
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They told me to really dig deep and just be honest.
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He shows you how to dig deep and beat the odds.
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You don't need to dig deep into economic indicators to know that.
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Today's session is productive, and we dig deep into an old trauma.
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Dig deep into your overflow drawer for those oversized, drawstring athletic shorts.
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Comedians have to dig deep to communicate the essence of their subject.
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That's when someone has to dig deep and find the craving within.
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You can find them if you are willing to dig deep enough.
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We're not afraid to dig deep to have a howling good time.
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Because if you dig deep enough eventually we all run out of knowledge.
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Dig deep to understand and aspire to be a certain kind of leader.
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We're about to dig deep into the origins and significance of this tradition.
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He's not political, so he doesn't really dig deep into what's going on.
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And sometimes, if you dig deep enough, you'll even find a hidden compartment.
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"Dig deep and thoroughly investigate the protective umbrellas" of such menaces, says one.
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Dig deep, and look in areas others may not be willing to go.
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I'll dig deep for the inner strength I need to face it all.
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Instead, dig deep into your communities and drive change from the inside out.
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And you don't need to dig deep to see it's heavily inspired by iOS.
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"It's on you to dig deep and find the means to survive," Lachlainn said.
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Healthy couples retiring in 237 will have to dig deep to cover medical expenses.
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Get quiet, dig deep, and ask yourself: Are you happy with this sloth life?
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The sole professional responsibilities of the unit are to dig deep into BIC licensees.
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The same committee will also undoubtedly dig deep into Trump's relations with foreign malefactors.
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Great. Awesome. Let's really dig deep on your thesis about about The Human Condition.
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Because there's wonder in there, and you might discover it if you dig deep.
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I really had to dig deep in the seventh inning to get through it.
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These are women willing to dig deep and sacrifice in order to find success.
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Ahead, we dig deep into Barnett's career, before he went all blind for love.
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When it comes to identifying your purpose, you're going to have to dig deep.
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But in reality, if you dig deep and inform yourself, there's no 'there' there.
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I had to dig deep into my being to come up with these words.
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To fill in for Wheeler, the Mets will dig deep into their farm system.
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I just have always felt that you have to dig deep and work hard.
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"[Kanye]'s not political so he doesn't really dig deep with what's going," she added.
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We dig deep into our subjects, reveling in wonky engineering details that other publications skip.
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Some sites go well beyond party allegiances and dig deep into each user's policy preferences.
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"So, we're going to dig deep, and try to make this our best tour yet."
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It helped me dig deep and discover the courage that comes from truly being myself.
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From a gameplay standpoint, it makes it easier to dig deep into any single element.
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" ―The New York Times "I try to dig deep into the well of my subconscious.
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We've just got to find a way to dig deep and put fatigue behind us.
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That's why I said you have to go underneath and dig deep in the ocean.
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Many are having to dig deep into their own bank accounts to pay for supplies.
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Since you're prone to dig deep beneath the surface, you tend to drag out decisions.
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I didn't dig deep for these old videos, nor am I trying to "out" her.
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But new research suggests the soil — if you dig deep enough — is a valuable commodity.
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He also had to dig deep to remember who Mr. Cohen was to begin with.
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All proceeds from food and merchandise benefit two amazing local women's organizations, so I dig deep.
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One has to dig deep to break out of such cycles of passive existence and monotony.
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When talking to other Analytical people, you can feel free to dig deep into specific data.
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"I had to dig deep today," said Poulter, who closed with a five-under-par 23.
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But I'm almost done with the review so I'm not going to dig deep into some .
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To spot the differences, you really have to dig deep into the full-resolution file here.
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We need to dig deep to dismantle the foundations of white supremacy within our daily lives.
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Whatever it is, Venus retrograde in Scorpio is asking you to dig deep around these issues.
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You have to dig deep and tap into reserves you didn't even realize that you had.
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You don't have to dig deep into current headlines to find eerie parallels to Miller's story.
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And so, Charli XCX doesn't tend to dig deep when she's talking about her own music.
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"I know you all can dig deep and keep on fighting to fulfill your own dreams."
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News Deeply — The media organization encompasses a collection of specialized sites that dig deep on important issues.
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And if you're looking to really dig deep into Ben-Adir's life story, you're out of luck.
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They dig deep into the realm of absolutist sonic realism, and they're unlikely to disappoint true purists.
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"We had to dig deep tonight," Warriors star Stephen Curry said in his postgame interview with TNT.
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He did dig deep to find it … but I think it was an immediate response for him.
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Separately, it is of the utmost importance that The Times continues to dig deep into ISIS coverage.
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ISIS fighters used heavy construction equipment to dig deep trenches into the runway, rendering the airfield unusable.
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Every year we dig deep to make the next TechCrunch Disrupt bigger, bolder and better than before.
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Therefore, if you want to hire the best person for the job, you have to dig deep.
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With "Florence," I got to dig deep for three months and see my face on a poster.
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TechCrunch is headed to Australia to dig deep and find the disruptive early-stage startups of tomorrow.
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Eventually, if you dig deep enough, the permafrost again thaws due to heat from the Earth's core.
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The head-snapping power is buried, requiring drivers to dig deep into the tachometer to find excitement.
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"If you dig deep enough in a dish, you find its nostalgia," Donnelly is fond of saying.
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His character really had to dig deep this season to play a father to a damaged Eleven.
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It will dig deep into the soil and will become the first spacecraft to study Mars' deep interior.
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My job is to dig deep and get it all done no matter how exhausting it may be.
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Then again, I also used to dig deep holes trying to reach China, somehow I survived that too.
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Instead, they dig deep into the psychology of the characters through their dialogue and big, eye-grabbing actions.
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Not up, but forward - representing forward progress and always at the ready to dig in and dig deep.
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Scorpio season is right around the corner, and we know how much that sign loves to dig deep.
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But perhaps, if we dig deep enough, we might uncover all these stories and memories that connect us.
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Dig deep and you'll also find age has added a new layer of vintage mystique to the project.
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"You start to dig deep and see where [the pay gap] is rife in the industry," she added.
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Surprisingly Awesome Ordinary things, like weddings, postal addresses and cardboard, are actually fascinating if you dig deep. 30.
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To be a successful entrepreneur, you need to dig deep, empower yourself to survive failures, and stay passionate.
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The space between the suggestion of recognizable forms and unnameable abstraction guides us to dig deep, alongside her.
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Dig deep enough for long enough, and you'll find the kernel of sadness inside a seemingly happy song.
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My hope is that you will find a way to dig deep and not become paralyzed with fear.
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"I had to dig deep," Djokovic said, discussing the work it took to try to rebuild his game.
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Convinced that this all must be somehow illegal (it's not — or is it?), Ellen starts to dig deep.
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Along the way, students dig deep into issues, exploring complex subjects and uncovering many different facts and perspectives.
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Here is the when the fight reaches its crescendo, the boys dig deep and go hard to the gravel.
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"Look at poor #Melania right hand trying to tell #Trump that he didn't dig deep enough," one tweeter joked.
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When faced with crises, dig deep within and prayerfully connect with your best self as you weather your storms.
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We'll dig deep into the future of transportation and mobility — including new and once-unimaginable technologies that lie ahead.
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Westworld's elaborate online alternate-reality game has trained fans to dig deep and watch closely for scraps of information.
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" She recalled, "He liked to dig deep into a conversation and dissect a topic much longer than most people.
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He promises "no mercy" with his bicep presses, but needs some inspiration to dig deep for his next reps.
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To deliver it, Rourke noted bleakly, the actress playing Isabella, Hayley Atwell, does not have to dig deep emotionally.
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Pour your heart out, if you must, dig deep for the most hurtful and most beautiful relationships you've had.
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So it's not really useful to dig deep into Tesla's results, or compare its cars' performance to other brands.
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What an incredible opportunity, when we think about cybersecurity and all the rest, to really explore and dig deep.
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" One has to dig deep "to find a few gems, those rare, unintentionally revealing glimpses of why Clinton failed.
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"Everything is shallow if you don't dig deep," he said, begging pardon for what he called a simple expression.
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Matt: I think mostly we learned that under pressure, when we need to dig deep and pull together, we can.
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As a journalist, my first instinct while interviewing a girl group is to dig deep for any hint of scandal.
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This planetary period urges us to dig deep into our relationship with power and, first and foremost, sit with it.
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I get the singles, a lot of people know us from the singles, but when you dig deep, there's depth.
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Buy your super early-bird tickets, unleash your curiosity — and your questions — and dig deep at our Q&A Sessions.
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I'm here to talk about, write about, really dig deep in the extraordinariness of this tweet, this picture, this question.
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When your back's against the wall and you're in a really serious situation, sometimes that's when people can dig deep.
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To be the great leader of anyone or anything, you have to dig deep, lead with courage and practice empathy.
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But he kept the quality high and used the opportunity to dig deep into the local bounty of the region.
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I certainly noticed that in the parts of the book where you really started to dig deep into this stuff.
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The fund&aposs mid-cap focus allows Green to dig deep on fledgling companies that may possess overlooked growth potential.
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"Thor" actor Chris Hemsworth pledged $22020 million to relief efforts, while urging his fans to dig deep into their pockets.
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As of now, voters are left with another debate that discussed race and racism but failed to really dig deep.
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He&aposs had 20183 decisions, which I actually like the fact that we can dig deep into his judicial philosophical mind.
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Del Potro had to dig deep to overcome Karlovic, who was spurred on by an electrifying atmosphere in the Zagreb Arena.
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When I need to dig deep and the skills aren't working, I know I can pull it out of the bag.
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It's part of a new Audible Romance package, which is designed to let connoisseurs dig deep into the massively popular genre.
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You don't need to dig deep to find devastating stories about women being attacked or threatened after rejecting advances from men.
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If you dig deep enough online (honestly, it won't take that long), you'll find two more titles directed by Quentin Tarantino.
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Intimacy is a major topic now, and with this moon in your sign, you're ready to dig deep into your emotions.
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If launched as opt-ou, most users might never dig deep enough into their privacy settings to turn the feature off.
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The challenges on ANTM force contestants to dig deep, face their fears, and embrace their flaws — just like on Queer Eye.
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For another, you have to dig deep to provide the kind of nuanced context and background that those same fans expect.
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And if you or your partner resists and can't find the courage to settle in for these talks and dig deep?
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Scarborough said it may take an independent prosecutor to dig deep enough in the investigation since "nothing obvious" has surfaced yet.
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Taurus season is here, encouraging you to slow down and dig deep into emotionally intense issues, including intimacy, money, grief, and healing.
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Callum really did the leg work and went on the road with the Headstones to really fucking dig deep and understand it.
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"Resilience" is a little-discussed aspect of human nature, at least until a catastrophe like Hurricane Katrina forces people to dig deep.
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Dig deep to find out the problem's root cause and then figure out how you can change or make the situation better.
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So we're doing a lot of work to really dig deep into the language, and find ways that we can increase performance.
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The films coming out this year will create complex female characters, allowing for stories that dig deep into our anxieties and fears.
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I have this frustration around having to really dig deep for black photographers that aren't Gordon Parks or Carrie Mae Weems. Why?
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That's in no small part because the process was ready-made for writers who wanted to dig deep into its scientific side.
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TECH TIP Using an account with limited powers may help protect the system from malicious software that is looking to dig deep.
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In writing fiction, you dig deep and unearth portions of your own life that you've long forgotten or had purposely buried deep.
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House Democrats launched a sweeping new Russia investigation Wednesday with the promise to dig deep into President Trump's family and their money.
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"We didn't play as well as we wanted to tonight, but sometimes you have to dig deep and get those wins," Durant said.
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"I had to dig deep and find the strength that she might have been able to find," she said of portraying the singer.
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Yet even the most devout boxing historian will have to dig deep to recall the man against whom Dempsey made his penultimate payday.
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While classes recorded a long time ago might not be as engaging, they're convenient and can dig deep into certain styles and intentions.
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I really wanted to dig deep for it, but I also had really talented designers around so it was a combination of both.
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I have to dig deep to understand what is actually affecting me, no matter if it's uncomfortable and I can't control the outcome.
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Those who financially support social movement organizations will need to dig deep (and quickly) to fund the important work that needs to happen.
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Thank you to Damien for making this beautiful film and pushing me to dig deep for the themes and moods of this score.
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"There's heat beneath the ground if you dig deep enough everywhere," said Laura Wisland, a senior analyst at the Union of Concerned Scientists.
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Yes, many GoT fans took this opportunity to dig deep into the map and look up the uniform of the Titan of Braavos.
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He takes a moment to dig deep down to look for that bright side, or maybe to find anything else to talk about.
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May's ability to dig deep and survive any amount of political pain has been perhaps the defining feature of her period in power.
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Step One is to dig deep inside yourself and channel the wisdom of Maya Angelou, Eleanor Roosevelt and the wise goddesses of old.
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That's when leaders have to dig deep to not only to motivate themselves but more importantly to inspire their teams to keep going.
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"I had to dig deep, but in the end this was a lot of fun," Mr. White said, once the union was official.
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If you want something that can seriously boost your productivity while starting your side hustle, you'll need to dig deep in those pockets.
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University of Hawaii, Manoa It takes more courage and integrity to dig deep within your heart and find compassion and empathy for others.
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On "Ultralight Beam," Kanye forces us all to dig deep and search for our respective understanding of what our own Ultralight Beams look like.
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I dig deep in my wardrobe to find what my friends and I dubbed the Call Me By Your Name shirt, which feels appropriate.
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Brands need to dig deep into the aspirations and attitudes of consumers in order to identify the meanings that resonate with them the most.
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"[Kanye]'s not political so he doesn't really dig deep with what's going," she added, "I have nothing bad to say about the president."
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Now HBO's series can dig deep into the big questions of AI every week—instead of trying to tackle them all in one movie.
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She doesn't dig deep into the true nature of the financial request, nor does she realize the outlays fuel financial irresponsibility by both parties.
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All purchases support the band directly, so I urge you to dig deep and support one of North America's best contemporary black metal bands.
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While the debate over which is the authentic Trump gets at his temperament, it fails to dig deep on his persona and political method.
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Writing this book required both of them to dig deep and get really personal, which was something Roker was hesitant to do at first.
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We also know that, in the face of disappointment and failure, they dig deep within themselves to discover resilience and to summon renewed commitment.
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When we talk about bringing jobs to the community, we need to dig deep:- Has the company promised to hire in the existing community?
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I have to dig deep, and digging deep wins me matches and then that gives me confidence and that reminds me I'm really good.
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We looked beyond marketing speak to dig deep into each property, both online and in-person, to see which deliver on our high expectations.
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But you have to dig deep into baseball history to find an exquisitely agonizing performance to rival Rich Hill's on Wednesday night in Pittsburgh.
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We don't have to dig deep to see how often male politicians' rhetoric on the policies misses the mark of actually improving those policies.
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"If you dig deep enough on any problem in this country, you will probably find impunity at the base of it," Mr. Ahmed says.
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"It's a really fun experience, you feel the emotions, the tough parts, the recovery, the bits where you have to dig deep," Lee said.
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"The consumer really has to dig deep to find a site like Yelp" in Google search results, Stoppelman told me in a recent interview.
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So many people use apps to meet people, but then struggle to dig deep and get vulnerable with a random person who could ghost them.
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Sure, if you really dig deep, the films of Pixar look different from, say, the films of Blue Sky (the Ice Age series, among others).
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You shouldn't have to dig deep into a settings panel to disable these; they shouldn't be there in your File Explorer in the first place.
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If having the full moon in your sign energizes you, then hosting the new moon can make you all the more willing to dig deep.
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Today is "Giving Tuesday," which kicks off the time of year when Americans dig deep in their wallets and donate to charities and nonprofit organizations.
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You can also dig deep in the System UI Tuner in Settings to enable a swipe up motion that will also launch split screen mode.
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Annalise goes to Denver herself and sells Wes out, paraphrasing the voicemail he could find if he were to really dig deep on her phone.
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Leave your pitch in your pocket — this is a rare opportunity to dig deep and glean crucial information from some of the best investors around.
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With graft and dodgy offshore manoeuvres high up political agendas after the leaking of the "Panama papers", investigators have an added incentive to dig deep.
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When the birds arrive in Mauritania in July, the smaller juveniles with shorter beaks cannot dig deep enough to eat their regular diet of clams.
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Since then, we've been working to dig deep into the world's most important stories, and to go behind the headlines where no one else does.
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Cawood's short stories are beautifully crafted and dig deep into the realities of family life, drawing heavily on narratives around women's friendships and partner abuse.
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This is not a time for celebration, this is a time to dig deep and to regroup and figure out what our next steps are.
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With their analogic chemistry, Ratté and Tellier-Craig dig deep into the mesmerizing madness that merges synthesized signals with computer created elements, reaching a zenith.
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Known as the Full Frost Moon, the Beaver Moon, and, in the most spiritual sense, the Mourning Moon, this lunar phase invites us to dig deep.
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With the holidays hot on the horizon, there's no better time to dig deep into the unpredictable series' archives of top gadgets and goods for gifting.
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A lot of people are giving their opinions and we have to really dig deep down inside to come with the right kind of an answer.
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You want to dig deep and feel a member of the club but who has time to see 13 episodes of this and 39 of that.
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This kneading massager from InvoSpa is infinitely more effective in its ability to dig deep into my muscles, relaxing tensions I barely even knew I had.
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Lawyer-up, dig deep into your vast pockets, and, above all else, hold the legal culpability line: No one is to sniff blood in the water.
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It is an invitation for the strong willed and large hearted to dig deep and lift others up while also blazing their own unique creative path.
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Dig deep and learn about the things that make you happy or sad, and you might just find it helps you focus on what&aposs important.
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In this stylish evening-length production, the performers dig deep to locate their inner goddesses and demons while embodying the oppositional forces of chaos and harmony.
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I've had to dig deep into Bulbapedia to find out all of the weird ways of evolving rare pokémon so I can fill out my pokédex.
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But the anti-corruption unit said the prosecutors did not dig deep enough and ordered them to obtain the testimonies of Toledo, representatives of Odebrecht, and others.
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Democrats will take control of the U.S. House of Representatives in January and plan to use their power to dig deep into Trump's past and his administration.
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We're mostly talking about Android here, which is unsurprising given Apple's reluctance to let third-party apps really dig deep into the fundamental workings of the iPhone.
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In the same press conference, Gaga added that, not only does the performance bring joy, but the Oscar-winning song itself should inspire people to dig deep.
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She said many work and personal experiences that may seem mundane on the surface could actually have a compelling story behind them if you dig deep enough.
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Not all of her queries were easy to answer, but they did force me to dig deep and think about what I actually value in a job.
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Any copyright holder that wishes to file a notice can dig deep enough and find anything that's slipped in between the cracks and Reddit will gladly comply.
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Some of these bodies may have been infected with anthrax, and as Wired explained, the soil in Siberia is normally much too cold to dig deep graves.
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Discovery is an often expansive pretrial process that could dig deep behind the scenes of the Trump Organization and the Trump campaign and reveal new legal vulnerabilities.
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It's not an easy decision given that vendors make their money on high-priced food that irks fans who are forced to dig deep into their pockets.
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"The jet stream behaves like a giant vacuum cleaner which can sometimes dig deep areas of low pressure, until creating storm depressions," the Belgian weather service added.
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Committee members should dig deep into who else worked with Cohen to develop his false testimony, and whether those people knew that the testimony was false. 3.
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Most of the time if you're missing something from Finder you had in File Explorer, or vice versa, you can find a replacement if you dig deep enough.
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One of the film's shortcomings is the failure to really dig deep into either tension point, instead presenting them to viewers and just kind of leaving them there.
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But if you're looking for a more budget friendly approach, just dig deep into your mom's jewelry box, she's sure to have a few costume pieces stored away.
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Since we aren't likely to learn much from Team Trump about his tax returns, I figured I'd dig deep and see what I think I know about them.
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Once Facebook could host cheap Upworthy clips; now it increasingly needs to dig deep to buy content and dig deeper to ensure it's quality checked and brand safe.
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I loved this movie and I know it will inspire people of all backgrounds to dig deep and find the courage to be heroes of their own stories.
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Q&A Sessions are also smaller and more intimate, which gives the audience and panel a chance to dig deep into the crucial tech topics of the day.
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The presence of an enemy lifebar that'll disappear if you dig deep and muscle through another set of painful squats is, however trite, actual motivation to keep going.
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If Gordon files for bankruptcy, Linder says a bankruptcy trustee would be appointed on the case and would "dig deep" into both Gordon's current and past asset structure.
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American Dalilah Muhammad was the fastest qualifier with a smooth 53.89 but compatriot Ashley Spencer had to dig deep to win her heat after clattering the last barrier.
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Laurenz Laufenberg and Renato Schuch give blistering performances as victim and perpetrator, and Mr. Ostermeier provokes them to dig deep into their characters' anguish, fury, cowardice and shame.
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"The raw material was vast, and the chance to dig deep was a tremendous attraction, trying to work out what Agatha Christie thought about him," Mr. Branagh said.
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Young visitors will delight in seeing Big Bird, Elmo, Miss Piggy and the Swedish Chef; adults can dig deep into sketches and storyboards and rediscover some old friends.
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Murray's serve, meanwhile, was misfiring and, under darkening skies and roared on by a partisan crowd, he had to dig deep to stay on terms with the Australian.
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Young visitors will delight in seeing Big Bird, Elmo, Miss Piggy and the Swedish Chef; adults can dig deep into sketches and storyboards, and rediscover some old friends.
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I remember when I first sobered up, it took me a while before I would really dig deep because, quite honestly, I was afraid there was nothing inside.
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The investigation will have 5 vectors: House Democrats launched a sweeping new Russia investigation Wednesday with the promise to dig deep into President Trump's family and their money.
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In both today's top 22 podcast and in another piece running this week, I dig deep into what I love about Frozen Synapse 22018 as a tactics game.
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To be sure, there are political and social and economic factors involved on both sides, but if you dig deep, you find that it's about much more than that.
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There aren't a huge number of compatible apps around, but you'll find some if you dig deep enough—try Fragment (iOS), Afterlight (iOS), Tonality (macOS), or Affinity Photo (macOS).
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If you dig deep enough, you'll end up with half a dozen gemstones to your name, so it's really up to you to decide which one fits you best.
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There's a big limitation to the exit polling data most election watchers use to draw conclusions about demographic trends in the primary: It doesn't let us dig deep enough.
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Also, setting a measurable money and/or resource goal from the jump and making it known before and throughout the event—it encourages folks to dig deep/give extra.
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Dig deep and you'll also find subgenres and sub-subgenres invented and nurtured by the bands on the label's roster over the years: mathcore, powerviolence, youth crew hardcore, emo.
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Top seed Djokovic had to dig deep in the opening set as he reached the quarter-finals with a 7-24(27) 26-26 win against Britain's Kyle Edmund.
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Wisdom goes that those most in need are the ones who seem least likely so we hit up the happiest-looking people to dig deep into their inner fears.
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TechCrunch editors will dig deep to separate hype from reality as they explore crucial issues, complex technologies and investment trends with both industry giants and up-and-coming startups.
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The two continue this back-and-forth along the island chain until Pele reaches Kilauea and is able to dig deep enough into the earth to evade her sister.
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In an epic spoilercast that lasts almost—but not quite—as long as the film itself, Austin, Rob, and myself dig deep into the world of Blade Runner 2049.
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But to pour that kind of sweat into the portfolio, Jang needed the help of someone who could dig deep and become an ally to founders in any vertical.
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Young visitors will delight in seeing Big Bird, Elmo, Miss Piggy and the Swedish Chef; adults can dig deep into sketches and story boards and rediscover some old friends.
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You're not really looking to dig deep enough to see what else is out there — what is going on in the communities that is being reflected in the art.
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Young visitors will delight in seeing Big Bird, Elmo, Miss Piggy and the Swedish chef; adults can dig deep into sketches and story boards and rediscover some old friends.
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Even if you really, really dig deep, I would wager that you have seen a woman do this, at most, once in your life—but more than likely never.
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The series started off memorably, thanks to beautiful performances by its leads, and its willingness to dig deep into big issues that even people with superpowers aren't equipped to solve.
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The selection and pricing are among the best in town, removing the time suck of having to dig deep in a discount bin to find something worthy of hauling home.
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If I dig deep enough and barter hard enough with the shopping devil, I can just about make the numbers add up for long enough to punch my PIN in.
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No one is certain about the answer, but the question is making everyone nervous — and forcing people to dig deep inside themselves to discover the kind of future they want.
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"I loved this movie and I know it will inspire people of all backgrounds to dig deep and find the courage to be heroes of their own stories," she added.
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But we'll still dig deep to get a hold of that Mr Whippy ice cream, swirled high upon a cardboard-like wafer cone and triumphantly speared with a Cadbury's Flake.
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Don't let these almost identical photos of Heidi Klum push you away ... Dig deep into your skull and see if you can spot the differences between these spooktacularly similar shots.
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I've come through that and now hopefully we are going to have a much stronger year, and I know I can dig deep and when the pressure's on, shine through.
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For whatever reason, C-SPAN doesn't allow video embeds, so you'll have to visit the site to see the giddiest wonks of 1996 dig deep for their cotillion dance training.
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Unlike other DJs, whose best-of mixes are strictly calendar-based, the world-traveling duo aren't afraid to dig deep in their crates and find little known or unheard gems.
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"What [actors] do is dig deep from their own emotions, and that must be extraordinarily draining if they're playing that role for a very long period of time," Kwong said.
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"The biggest lesson was to stay in the present and believe in yourself, because you can always dig deep and find resources within yourself," Auger-Aliassime said of his run.
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In our second E3 2019 episode of Waypoint Radio, we dig deep into the service, plus chat about Cyberpunk 2077, Outer Worlds, Doom: Eternal, Keanu Reeves, and so much more.
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Now they're having to dig deep and get creative to survive the coronavirus crisis that threatens to freeze activity during one of the most important funding periods of the year.
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While some drivers throughout Formula One history have appeared blessed with an instinct for the art of overtaking, he has been forced to dig deep to find his feral side.
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Her writing exercises were on point, too, getting us to dig deep until we'd unearthed events even we were afraid of, stories that would make excellent fodder for our writing.
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Alan Philpott proved a worthy adversary by rocking Duquesnoy on his feet, but the French fighter's skillset was undeniable as he was forced to dig deep against a fellow prospect.
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In this excerpt from our discussion, which is edited for length and clarity, we dig deep into Harari's meditative practice and how it helps him see the stories humanity tells itself.
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As before, you can develop these queries to dig deep into your inbox—is:unread is:important is a good one for surfacing high-priority messages that you haven't got round to yet.
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Farrah Abraham -- the most famous "Teen Mom" alum -- will have to dig deep into her pockets if she wants to board the "Teen Mom" Cruise ... which is somehow a real thing.
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It's not all A-list performers, but if you dig deep enough, there are some hidden gems Vouchers are valid through 2020, so there's no need to cash in right away.
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The book asks participants to dig deep into their own uncomfortable feelings about race, and to consider how that range of reactions might affect the educational experience of students of color.
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The company won't have to dig deep to pay some of the $500 million that a jury awarded Wednesday to ZeniMax Media for alleged IP theft by virtual-reality subsidiary Oculus.
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To those of you who were here with us in the beginning and for those of you that joined Team Kemp along the way: I ask for you to dig deep.
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But as it's Equity's third birthday, and the SaaStr conference was just around the corner (now postponed), we had Lemkin back to dig deep into one of our favorite startup categories.
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The proceeds go to one of two organizations: Dig Deep, which handles clean-water projects in the US -- mostly on Native American reservations, or Living Water International which digs wells overseas.
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Contributing Opinion Writer We the people, our power embodied by members of the new House of Representatives who swore to uphold the Constitution on Thursday, need to dig deep and investigate.
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Most readers will counter with the more dominating statistical outputs of Russell Westbrook and James Harden (the latter of whom is equally as efficient), but now we are going to dig deep.
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According to a press release, the mini-series will dig deep — its mission is to "break down barriers" and "challenge traditional notions" of beauty, all while delivering a thought-provoking viewer experience.
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There are still more chances in Pyeongchang and with a week to recover before the 30km mass start, she may decide to dig deep for one more shot after her relay heroics.
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Nevertheless, you have that one co-worker who you know is going to dig deep into her Pinterest-worthy baking creation reserves and you will not be shown up again this year.
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We were aware of it but didn't really dig deep into it, but as we learned more we learned it's hard to make these 3D objects and detect objects in augmented reality.
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So for us, on a more personal level, we were really trying to dig deep and feel what types of transitional experiences need rituals, and we wrote songs to serve this purpose.
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Rihanna clearly had to dig deep for this treasure; look closely and you'll notice that it's actually a photographic negative that didn't quite make it to the Duane Reade photo developing counter.
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In our SOS Circles, to heal this wound, we dig deep, allowing us to associate what stressors the women are facing and identify why anxiety, panic, or fear, comes out around detachment.
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" Shane & Friends Shane Dawson in 'Shane & Friends YouTuber Shane Dawson — and, yep, his friends — "dish about pop culture, play ridiculous games and ultimately, dig deep into the lives of their celebrity guests.
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You know, when you go through some things," she joked, using the threatening words that the US President had used on that July call, "you have to dig deep a little bit.
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"You may want to dig deep into Mr. Unsworth['s] past to prepare for his defamation claim," the mysterious sender wrote in a note that was forwarded to Musk's chief of staff.
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Its Voice Interoperability Initiative, announced Tuesday, envisions a world where you can summon whatever voice assistant you want—Alexa, Cortana, and dozens more—without having to dig deep into the software settings.
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"The challenge has allowed us to dig deep to learn more about the industry and the power of what capital can do for the world to make it a better place," Kalil said.
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While the lyrics of the album's seven tracks make no explicit statement about Trump, they dig deep into West's inner psyche, his struggle with mental illness, and his pessimistic view of human nature.
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The writers also continue to dig deep into issues of racism, tackling the divides that exist within America's black community, and even within a single family, based on ethnic origins and skin tone.
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The service can dig deep into sports scores, social media, email apps, news services and more besides, so you can create a notification system that's just as comprehensive but a bit more curated.
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Desperate to source alternative supplies, dozens of men worked during the night, using wooden poles to dig deep holes to find water, using torches to light their task, photos supplied to Reuters showed.
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"My legs were burning but I just really had to dig deep," said Manuel, who was aged two when the U.S. won its last women's gold in the blue riband event in 1998.
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In Minecraft, nothing explains that skeletons will kill you, or that if you dig deep enough you might hit lava (which will also kill you), or even that you can craft a pickax.
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As parents and students dig deep this month to pay for another year of college, our federal government should be making sure that for-profit schools are providing the educational opportunities they've promised.
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Fire Kid has even shown the willing and wiliness to dig deep and grind out a decision when necessary, like in his close, née controversial, split decision win over British talent Brendan Loughnane.
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Your planetary ruler, messenger Mercury, meets Jupiter, the planet of exaggeration, in your domestic sector, giving you a lot of ambition to plan and dig deep for inspiration for your ideal living situation.
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Like, for instance, you could dig deep into Tejal Rao's primer on cooking rice, then make one of her new recipes as part of your dinner tonight: coconut rice, arroz verde or khichdi.
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The Reimann family, which controls JAB Holding Company, commissioned a historian to dig deep into company archives and discovered that two former owners were Hitler supporters who condoned the abuse of forced laborers.
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" In winning a "30 Under 30" award from the website Red Alert Politics in 2016, Ms. Thompson told the site that "our party has to dig deep and recommit to our founding principles.
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The 15-year-old American phenom was forced to dig deep to become the youngest player since Anna Kournikova in 1996 to reach the third round of the women's singles at Flushing Meadows.
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Williams had to dig deep in the final before winning it 6-3 6-4 against fellow American Jessica Pegula, who matched the top seed from the baseline and attacked her powerful serve.
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Dial in and dig deep with Celia W. Dugger, our health and science editor, and Abby Goodnough, a reporter, as they answer your questions about the financial future of getting — and staying — well.
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They will also have to dig deep to overcome the certain fatigue that has comes with having been forced into extra time in their last three matches, winning two on post-match penalties.
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"The humanitarian needs in Mozambique in the wake of Cyclone Kenneth are significant and life-threatening, and we need donors to dig deep now, while we still have time to save lives," Finney said.
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As Ally prepares to release her debut album, Maine is constantly warning her that she has to dig deep within her soul if she wants to succeed, as if she's not already doing that.
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But they were not so brave or conscientious as to show us the ripple effect, or to dig deep into what it means that Black people are shot by police officers all the time.
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Read, read, read - learn, learn, learn - dig, dig, dig - deep, to find new niche topics you can cover - simply rehashing the same old topics won't be enough to help you gain influencer status. 2.
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Dancers are artists first and foremost, so when presented with an emotional ballet, it forces us to dig deep into our beings and discover parts of ourselves that can often be dark and surprising.
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So, we should all be ready for this fall's crop of new series, no matter the genre, to dig deep into the nitty gritty of what it means to be a woman right now.
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" To determine a match, clients are assigned a "suburb strategist" who is not a real estate agent and is trained to dig deep, asking, for example, "what is your definition of a good school?
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Howard-Higgins did not use his full name in the email (he just called himself "James Howard") and said he could "dig deep" into Unsworth's personal life to guard Musk against any defamation allegations.
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But in July — after myriad lawsuits, accusations of conflicts of interest and political maneuvers — the office of Italy's prime minister decided the experimental project could go ahead and dig deep into the volcanic land.
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DERRY, N.H. — Throughout the nearly half century-long presidential rivalry between Iowa and New Hampshire, sometimes a state has to dig deep to make its case for why its contest is in fact superior.
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But if you dig deep into the fictional struggles in Essos and Westeros, you'll find that, even if you don't bring dragons and swords to work, there are parallels to our real life adventures.
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We also dig deep on what to do with unused embryos, how to help scared kids overcome phobias and whether Marie Kondo's new children's book is an effective way to teach kids about cleaning.
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Halep again had to dig deep against 20-year-old American Kenin, who is ranked 37 in the world and came to Melbourne with a first WTA title under her belt from Hobart last week.
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"Listen to your kids, if they really believe in something even if it does go against the rules sometimes you just have to dig deep see if it's really worth it or not," he said.
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I love to dig deep and to really pull the thread on the motivations and implications of software, which affect all of our lives in deep ways — either for the good or for the bad.
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Stay tuned for Beckinsale's next big Hollywood exposé, which we can only hope will dig deep into why film and TV characters always wake up looking like they've spent an hour with a makeup artist.
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Mr. Kent is working with an ensemble to die for (or at least commit mortal sin for), with a quartet of performers known for their willingness to dig deep in the pursuit of authentic pain.
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"I am celebrating the woman's body and I try to dig deep to find a new sensuality which I think is missing on the general landscape," he told Reuters at the end of the show.
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Much like how American Crime Story pulled apart the O.J. Simpson trial, a series about the election could really dig deep into why the 2016 election felt like such a nightmare in the first place.
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"The government mustn't allow people to dig deep wells because it has caused many problems," said Mohammad Karim, 60, who said he was too old to carry water up to his home on a hill.
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Mladenovic has battled a back injury at Roland Garros and had to dig deep against Rogers, feeding off the home crowd to grind out the victory after her opponent battled hard in the final set.
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After last week's run of six new releases, Will and Tim settle down this week and dig deep into Todd Phillips' War Dogs and debate Werner Herzog's Lo and Behold: Reveries of the Connected World.
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The Reimann family, which controls the consumer goods conglomerate JAB Holding Company, recently commissioned a historian to dig deep into company archives and shed light on its activities during the 258 years of Nazi rule.
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The Job of the CEO Is to Break Ties Campbell can dig deep and tell an exec how to run a staff meeting, how to do a one-on-one, and how to drive their OKRs.
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With this production coming out just in time for Halloween, it gives viewers an opportunity to dig deep into their own psyches to answer questions about our human obsession with theater and stories, art and fear.
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The show, which opens on Saturday, is the first Folger exhibition to pair Shakespeare with another writer, and the first to dig deep into some of the odder artifacts — antique bellows carved with Will's face, anyone?
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I distinctly recall him creating chasms between his managers and team members, and his words and body language suggested he was unwilling to dig deep and get down into the trenches if his team needed it.
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You can dig deep into specifics and learn whether to hike a certain trail in the rain, buy a certain SIM card at the airport, or avoid a bus line that doesn't work in the afternoons.
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I didn't dig deep into any specific genre, and I don't think this was a year where one particular genre leapt forward and asserted itself as the kind of game that we have to look for.
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Since then, scientists have been able to dig deep into NASA's image archive, producing prodigious volumes of scientific studies and assessments of fire, floods, hurricanes, volcanic eruptions and more — all to the benefit of the public.
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"The operations have to work, the financials have to work ... so we are doing our best to really understand and dig deep before any decision is made going forward," Gass said about working more with Amazon.
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Newly emboldened, he now hopes that others will be inspired to dig deep on the details and move their 403(b) plans from the likes of Mutual of America, Axa and other insurance companies if necessary.
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Instead of hitting up Twitter with a standard "Bran is the woooorst" — you're right, he is — dig deep within your knowledge of Bran and Thrones lore to make a specific, scorching point about Bran and his worthlessness.
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Personally, I feel like it's the type of chewy science fiction I love as a reader: extremely fun to read but also not hesitant to dig deep and mash on my emotions or push me to think.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Italy's Matteo Berrettini had to dig deep to beat Russia's Andrey Rublev 7-5 7-53(4) at the Vienna Open on Friday and set up a semi-final clash with top seed Dominic Thiem.
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My current squeeze looked crestfallen when I hinted that shower sex wasn't my bag and so I decided to dig deep and figure out how I could get over the various obstacles to my enjoyment of it.
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But each year they dig deep for a fund-raising drive, whether buying new police radios at $6,000 a time, or a gleaming black and gold patrol car (the newest of the posse's three vehicles cost $40,000).
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If we'd been a band of four or five people who'd been leading more disparate lives, it might have been hard, but because it was just me and Catherine, we were able to dig deep and persevere.
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After a trade of service breaks in the opening set, Schwartzman had to dig deep at 6-5 40-0 down but some big serves and forehands got him out of trouble and he forced a tiebreak.
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It's difficult to continue being generous when you feel under-appreciated, but hopefully you can find reminders of how special you are to everyone in your life, even if you have to dig deep to find them.
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Our job as Americans, our job as people who want to live good lives, is to dig deep down and understand that purpose and never underestimate that purpose and to change the world in which we live.
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When you are into someone, you dig deep to find out everything you can about a lover, and flirt really well without others noticing, like dropping a joke under your breath or sneaking in a grazing touch.
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"You may want to dig deep into Mr. Unsworth['s] past to prepare for his defamation claim," he wrote in a note that was forwarded to Musk's personal assistant and then his chief of staff, Sam Teller.
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And given what season five has been showing us over in the motherland, I'm betting the final two episodes are going to dig deep into what it would mean for the Jennings family to return "home" in 1984.
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If you really want to dig deep into these permissions, check out the app's data and privacy policy as well, which should explain what it does with the data that gets collected (like your location or contacts list).
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Asked whether such "megatunnels" would destabilize the ground, Musk pointed to the mining industry as an example of how to dig deep, sometimes complex tunnels with minimal surface disruption (although, safety-wise, it probably wasn't the best example).
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For another, it is a helpful gauge of a cis male's long-term potential, maturity, and seaworthiness — because on a long enough timeline, every man has to once or twice dig deep and face the reality of menstruation.
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"We decided to dig deep and pay for television ads we weren't planning to buy because we wanted to make the point that Fox News is out of the mainstream," the movie's director, Marshall Curry, told the newspaper.
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On The Real, Ayesha was challenged to "show an unusual picture" from her phone, and she didn't dig deep to find this one of her shit kickers: She claims that apparently Steph is into that kind of stuff.
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In one phase, as they dig deep to lay the foundations of a new subterranean office complex, the center court will be exposed down to its deepest foundations on one side, resembling some sort of red-clay altar.
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Thiem, who was forced to dig deep and come back from a set down in the semi-final against Karen Khachanov, broke Tsitsipas five times while dropping serve three times to lift his first ever title in Asia.
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The New York times reports that Biden's finance director sent an email to bundlers proclaiming, "We need you to dig deep" while trying to ensure them that they had enough money in order to keep the entire enterprise afloat.
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We've been there for the meat dress, the nude dress, the furkini, and the pasty — but there have been some other winners that, if you really dig deep, they're just as ohmygodwhatisthat a moment as the more infamous ones.
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Among others, the series will dig deep into the death of 16-year old Adrianne Jones, the "Grim Sleeper" killer, a shockingly violent slaying in a small Alaska town and the enduring mystery of what happened to JonBenét Ramsey.
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Moskovitz, who declined to comment for this story, has an estimated net worth of about $14 billion and could very well be the next Adelson of the left if he is prepared to dig deep into his bank account.
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This time around, I got to dig deep on the wealth of murals in public spaces; an architectural history to make your jaw drop; and three newly renovated, world-class performing arts venues in a roughly four-block radius.
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"Listen to your kids, if they really believe in something, even if it does go against the rules, sometimes you just have to dig deep [to] see if it's really worth it or not," said Johnson's father, Alan Johnson.
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If we received a call that a donor's heart and lungs were on the way, it required the discipline to dig deep for mental focus and the energy to help my patient whose life relied on the donated organs.
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World number one Andy Murray also made the semi-finals but had to dig deep to overcome Albert Ramos-Vinolas 2-6 6-4 7-6(4), avenging his defeat by the Spaniard in the Monte Carlo Masters last week.
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"It is super important for us to dig deep on data and insights to create something that is custom delivered for the audience where they will consume the content," explained Niels Schuurmans, executive vice president of creative for Viacom Velocity.
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Should you dig deep into the settings, you can find an endless array of options and configurations, from customizing the order of the on-screen buttons to themes that can alter the appearance of virtually every aspect of the phone.
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In a rematch of last year's U.S. Open first round, where Kanepi dumped her out in straight sets, Halep had to dig deep against the powerful groundstrokes of her opponent, who is ranked 71 but had not played since New York.
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Starring Gary Sinise, Alana de la Garza, Daniel Henney, Tyler James Williams and Annie Funke, the series will dig deep into the global chaos, all while keeping the original Criminal Minds (or, as Sinise likes to call, "the mother ship") feel.
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Make sure you don't have to dig deep to find them: Last year, Cornell University researchers found that women who kept healthy food visible in the kitchen had lower BMIs than those who left junky products out on their countertops.
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He founded Dig Deep, the only organization in America turning its focus exclusively to water issues here in the US. "When we started, more than 70 percent of global water projects were failing in their first year, " he told VICE Impact.
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Still, anyone considering a reverse mortgage (or who has a parent or relative who is), should dig deep on educational material from the Department of Housing and Urban Development, the National Council on Aging and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Morrison, who reportedly had been suffering from stage fright that night, looks like he just got kicked out of a bar and wandered onstage—yet he somehow manages to dig deep and deliver one of the best performances of his career.
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Courage, true courage, derives from that sense of who we are, what are our best selves, what are our most important commitments, and the belief that we can dig deep and do hard things for the enduring benefit of others.
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Following a young black man as he grows from boy to adolescent to adult, Jenkins's camera and script dig deep into what it means to grow up amid inner-city poverty while also trying to come to terms with your sexuality.
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"I'm just thinking about these next four games and realizing how important leadership is in the tough times, trying to get guys to dig deep and play with that pride," Rodgers said shortly before the announcement of McCarthy's firing on Sunday.
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Zeamer, 10, and millions of other youth baseball players were forced to dig deep into their (or their parents') pockets for new bats this season, models stamped with the U.S.A. Baseball logo and mandated by new standards issued by the organization.
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You might have to dig deep, but it's important to find and use optimistic language so children don't feel that they are facing imminent threat nor that you as a family are powerless to affect positive change in the world.
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And while the most obvious flavor of exhaustion will be subscription fatigue, I think collectively we're going to get our second wind, dig deep, and find newer ways to be tired as hell at how complicated watching TV has become.
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And so to "Gold," a new and plainly titled movie, not to be confused with "Gold" (1974), which centered on a South African mine and required Roger Moore, for the first and only time in his career, to dig deep.
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Nothing appears to be going on at the surface, but when you dig deep, you may notice that your emotional world—as well as the things you base feelings of security on—are being overhauled, leading you to become more resilient.
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But it's great news for horror fans who are constantly seeking more films to watch, or who are looking to branch out from the typical Netflix and Hulu fare and really dig deep into the best the genre has to offer.
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He could look for alternatives not on the list, dig deep on the list to find someone who might garner less controversy, or go big by naming Judge William Pryor — a conservative favorite who also has attracted the most opposition from liberals.
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But while "pop superstar playing her recent smashes" is always going to comes across well, the biggest treat of the night was that Swift â€" freed up from promoting a specific work â€" got to dig deep into her strong back catalogue.
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He instructed Chinese state-owned companies to dig deep, and they did - assisted by a horde of smaller private miners that drilled in haste, polluted liberally, and drove prices so low it became uneconomical for many foreign rivals to stay in business.
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Even if you do manage to establish an account on one of these sites, the audiences that frequent them aren't always interested in something new and different, and women who'd be interested in your films might not dig deep enough to find it.
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Both men had to dig deep and both looked close to exhaustion before the 27-year-old Joshua's youth, fitness and sheer power took over in a penultimate round that sent the huge crowd into ecstasy as two barrages sent Klitschko down.
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"If you're interested in avoiding a place with a lot of medication errors and want to know which nursing homes did well on that, you'd have to dig deep, get into the actual inspection reports and know what you're looking for," Konetzka said.
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" Kathy Rinaldi, a national coach for the United States Tennis Association, said the strong-willed and passionate Stewart was "taking all the qualities she learned from tennis — commitment, knowing how to push herself and dig deep — and using them to full advantage.
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Djokovic, who defeated Nadal in last year's Australian Open men's singles final for a record seventh title at Melbourne Park, had to dig deep in his 103-6(5) 7-24(26) win over Anderson and win the tie for Serbia in Brisbane.
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ST ETIENNE, France (Reuters) - Slovakia had to dig deep to earn a 0-0 draw against dominant England which kept alive their hopes of reaching the Euro 2016 knockout stages as one of the best third-placed teams, coach Jan Kozak said on Monday.
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Speaking to hundreds of the country's most powerful donors as they sipped pre-dinner wine and cocktails, the media-shy 80-year-old Koch implored his network to dig deep and settle in for what he repeatedly termed an "uphill battle" to save the country.
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Sandberg added that she had to "dig deep" to emotionally survive the loss of husband Dave Goldberg – a successful Silicon Valley entrepreneur and CEO of SurveyMonkey who died at the age of 47 of heart-related causes on May 1, 2015, in Punta Mita, Mexico.
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"I was in the moment and I kind of forgot that it was first to 10 but I'm happy I could dig deep and get through it in the end," said Boulter, who plays eleventh seed Aryna Sabalenka of Belarus, in the second round.
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Elsewhere, former world number two and 22 Auckland champion Agnieszka Radwanska was forced to dig deep to remain on a semi-final collision course with Wozniacki when the Pole eked out a 215-228 4-6 6-2 victory over Brazil's Beatriz Haddad Maia.
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But, in real estate terms, this is a perimeter that matters: Many buyers in Britain are prepared to dig deep into their pockets for the privilege of living in a national park, an official recognition of an attractive and distinctive natural environment worthy of protection.
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"What I have resented and disliked about the president is instead of being a unifier and someone who can dig deep into people's problems and say 'yes those are problems, but together we can fix them,' he has played a blame game," Kasich said.
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That the new charges against Moore landed in the midst of a sweeping national movement to out alleged sexual predators, in particular powerful men in the entertainment industry and media, will only heighten pressure from the grassroots for Democrats to dig deep and resist Moore.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Angelique Kerber was forced to dig deep in her WTA Finals opener before the German world number one battled past Dominika Cibulkova 7-6(5) 2-6 53-3 in a high-class baseline slugfest at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on Sunday.
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"Seeing these women dig deep within themselves, visit — and expand — their emotional or physical boundaries; watching partners or siblings set eyes on their babies for the first time; and then capturing that vulnerability, that excitement, that power, in a few images is magic," she said.
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But Glassman told Business Insider that Hall canceled both meetings without warning, prompting the CEO to tell a local fitness columnist, Roy Wallack, he would "throw $5 million in [Hall's] face" and "have people dig deep in his finances" for connections to special interests.
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"For the great majority of the voters, they don't dig deep and really consider the fact that Iowa and New Hampshire probably weren't the vice president's best playing field, and that the vice president needs a more sort of diverse voter base," he said.
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"There's so much going on in the hospital that nobody really has the time to sit there and really dig deep into the root of the problem," said Orlando Garcia, 43, who sought help at the city's Bellevue Hospital Center about a decade ago.
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The dig-deep victory allowed Djokovic, 32, to reclaim the No. 1 ranking from Rafael Nadal and to tighten the gap with his archrivals Roger Federer and Nadal in the long-distance race to see who will finish with the most Grand Slam singles titles.
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Adolescent boys are particularly prone to fits of ego that mask deep insecurities, and without meaningful guidance from parental figures or other mentors, they may never dig deep enough to locate the foundations of their true selves, or the importance of caring for others.
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Unfortunately if you want a different login screen there's no easy way of changing this—as in a straightforward setting in System Preferences—but the blurred image is stored on your system, and if you dig deep enough you can find the file and overwrite it.
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Unfortunately, it looks like the Marvel fans who didn't get in before AMC's website shit the bed will have to dig deep into their savings if they still want to make it to opening night—because scalpers are currently selling tickets for as much as, uh, $15,000?
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The 18-year-old, who relies heavily on meditation and visualization techniques to get her mental game in shape, had to dig deep against three-times Grand Slam champion Kerber and found another gear late on to claim the 6-4 3-6 6-4 win.
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One outgrowth of that expansion is that in your writing in general, you often dig deep into what one technological change does to the world, then zip past the next few, because that first change makes things alter so fast that there's no time for consideration.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Kei Nishikori was forced to dig deep to reach the second round of the Australian Open on Monday with the world number five taken the distance by Andrey Kuznetsov before eking out a 5-203 6-1 6-4 6-7(6) 6-2 win.
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Dig deep into his life and you will find elements that should be somewhat disquieting to Donald Trump and his team, who are hoping, with some apparent desperation, to reach a viable, sustainable deal that will bring an immediate end to North Korea's nuclear arsenal and aspirations.
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Real heads will already know that if you're an astrology believer, looking only at someone's sun sign—which you work out from just a date of birth—doesn't allow you to dig deep enough into someone's psyche to work out if they're the next Ted Bundy.
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The reasonable expectation when Federer and Berdych clashed in just the third round of the Australian Open was that Federer would have to dig deep to have a chance after his six-month break from the game and his sometimes scratchy performances in the opening two rounds.
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There's a lot to discover, but it's broken up in such a way that if all you want are the percentage estimates, it's easy to just see those, but if you want to dig deep into your family tree, it's easy to get into that as well.
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The CEO coach Jerry Colonna believes that if you're struggling as a leader, a fix is likely not going to come from a simple adjustment to your workflow or budget: You're going to have to dig deep and determine what aspect of your mindset is holding you back.
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Each artist was allowed to choose which subject of Lynch's work they wanted to focus on, and the results, from unique character portraits to detailed environments and abstracted movie posters, dig deep into the emotions embedded in Lynch's work and the stylistic choices he made to convey them.
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The circled/shaded words are all synonyms for "admire": 4D: PARTY FAVOR 9D: CORN RELISH 22D: DIG DEEP 26D: FANCY PANTS 28: LIKE-MINDED These are, for the most part, lively theme entries, and outside the theme I also liked PALE ALE, I'M COOL, O.R. NURSE, and HOT DATE.
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Yankees 8, Braves 5 When a team owns the second-best record in baseball in early July, leads the league in home runs and has yet to lose more than three games in a row, one needs to dig deep to find reasons to be critical of it.
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" He said he viewed his new role, which is expected to be formally announced Thursday along with other Council committee assignments for the next four years, as focused on prodding a "complacent bureaucracy" to better provide city services and dig "deep into the operational failures of city government.
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Paire went through after Spain's Pablo Carreno Busta retired at the start of the fourth set when trailing 2-1, and now faces seventh-seed Kei Nishikori of Japan who was forced to dig deep to pull through his third-round game against Serb Laslo Dere in five sets.
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If I had to pick out five highlights this year, I'd start with two debut features — Ivan Gaona's "Guilty Men," from Colombia, and Bogdan Mirica's "Dogs," from Romania — that borrow film noir and western tropes and moods to dig deep into local stories of corruption, violence and ethical compromise.
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The conflict between the characters' robotic nature and the suburban domestic milieu in which they're attempting to function allowed Vision to dig deep wells of emotion, which overflowed several times over the book's run; the back half of this series is basically one devastating gut-punch after another.
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" So the KKW Beauty guru headed out to buy camping supplies with pal Jonathan Cheban, and said in a confessional, "I definitely love a challenge and I want to make North happy, so I'm going to have to dig deep into my soul and find the 9-year-old camp girl.
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"a16z" by Andreessen Horowitz"Sonal [Chokshi] and her team at &aposa16z&apos dig deep into particular industries, with a focus on ventures in the high tech, high growth space," noted Jennifer McFadden, associate director of entrepreneurship and a lecturer in the practice of management at the Yale School of Management.
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In the men's section, big-serving American Sam Querrey had to dig deep to beat French qualifier Gregoire Barrere 6-7(4) 6-2 7-6(5) but Brit Dan Evans continued his strong form from the ATP Cup with a 6-2 6-4 thrashing of Argentine Juan Ignacio Londero.
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That Mom managed to muster a magical, mystical self for Joan in that very difficult moment for both of them, that she could speak above and beyond and in spite of memory, that she was able to dig deep and find her brightness — I attribute to her particular love for Joan.
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At $20, you'll still get your money's worth if you do just play through the main story and perhaps try a few of the levels on harder difficulty settings, but there's not a whole lot to spend your time on unless you really want to dig deep and plan those perfected runs.
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We will not be driven by fear into an age of unreason, if we dig deep in our history and our doctrine, and remember that we are not descended from fearful men — not from men who feared to write, to speak, to associate and to defend causes that were, for the moment, unpopular.
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"We will dig deep and work together to make sure that in America, teams can gather to play baseball, children can go to school, friends can meet at a dance club and elected officials can go out in public among their neighbors and constituents, all without fear of gun violence," she wrote.
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In fact, many of the most notable recent true crime series dig deep into the systemic abuses and failings of the criminal justice system writ large, in order to both enlighten audiences and draw new attention to cases where justice fell through the cracks — not just reiterating the drama of the crime itself.
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After a hearty lunch, we headed into a "living vision book workshop" with Heather Hayward, an immersive experience leader who teaches at Unplug Meditation in L.A. During the nearly four-hour session, we were encouraged to dig deep and really think about what we wanted to manifest and accomplish in the next 90 days.
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All my life all I've ever wanted was the stuff that people force-fed me: have a good husband, have children, things that a lot of people aspire to, but they're drummed into us from a young age, and then you have to dig deep and realize, maybe it isn't a dream after all.
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"What I have resented and disliked about the president is instead of being a unifier and someone who can dig deep into people's problems and say 'yes those are problems, but together we can fix them,' he has played a blame game," said Kasich, who is seen as a possible presidential candidate in 2020.
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The situation is "like a huge snowstorm or a hurricane, in that it requires calm, and it requires people to dig deep and look out for each other, but it's different," said Holly Taylor Coolman, 214, whose two teenagers at the school will now be switching to "virtual learning" for the next two weeks.
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The director of such horror classics as Night of the Living Dead died last summer at the age of 77, but I wish he could have stuck around long enough to see the Oscars confirm what Romero knew for decades: If you want to dig deep into viewers' brains, you're best off doing it through genre.
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I hope people take away from these pictures an understanding that individuality should not be feared, that autism comes with challenges but it also comes with beauty when you dig deep enough to see it, that the world needs to welcome people with quirks and differences, and accept that it only makes everything a bit more colorful.
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Dig deep into YouTube and you can discover all kinds of channels dedicated to the art of recap and summary: The best bits of a particular character or character pairing, the most memorable lines through a show's run, the theme tunes that everyone is singing... if you search for something, it's usually there, whether on official or unofficial channels.
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Recently released court documents from a defamation case in US federal court show that Musk retained Howard-Higgins after the self-proclaimed investigator cold-emailed him offering to "dig deep" into Vernon Unsworth, a British expat who played a key role in the rescue of a boys soccer team from a Thailand cave system in July 2018.
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NOW THE SECOND QUESTION IS WHAT'S THE PERCEPTION AND AGAIN I DON'T THINK THEY DID A GOOD JOB OF DEALING WITH THE PR ASPECT OF IT SO, YEAH, IT COULD LEAD SOME UNDECIDEDS TO QUESTION IT, JUST BECAUSE OF THE VOLUME, THE CONSISTENCY OF IT. BUT IN REALITY, IF YOU DIG DEEP AND YOU INFORM YOURSELF, THERE'S NO CONCERN THERE.
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"It feels like a big party celebrating the best of the U.S., just the absolute best of us, what it takes to go for gold, what it takes to dig deep, to compete, to be at the highest level, to go for your dreams, and we are just witnessing it," Guthrie told PEOPLE of the on-set broadcast in Pyeongchang.
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Before we get to Norton and her role in all of this, we need to talk about how, despite the Times' apparent ongoing determination to turn its Opinion page into a sewage pile, there's still the mind-boggling aspect in Norton's case that the Times team didn't seem to dig deep into the social media of someone they wanted to hire for their editorial board.
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Then, at around 6 in the evening, someone has to check that Fred has put himself to bed in his wooden house, where he spends at least 20 minutes bumping and scraping against the walls and the floor: the sulcata, which is native to sub-Saharan Africa, is like most tortoises a burrower by nature; in those arid climates, tortoises will dig deep tunnels in order to access damper, cooler earth.
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And folks, Bernie…Read more ReadThe Ultimate List of What Star Trek You Should Watch Before PicardWhen Star Trek: Picard beams onto CBS All Access, we'll finally get to see what the man who…Read more ReadThe Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance&aposs Creators and Writer Dig Deep on Reinventing a ClassicThe Dark Crystal is a beloved fantasy film whose legacy has almost become bigger than the movie…Read more ReadIssa López on the Horrors of Tigers Are Not Afraid, Her Haunting Festival Breakout FilmTigers Are Not Afraid is a fairy-tale nightmare that takes place in a world that's all too real.
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