And we were just trying to dig in and dig in ... trying to make birdies and birdies.
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Books are big — where do you dig in first?
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You know millennials won't dig in unless it's gluten free!
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So let's dig in and parse out what we can.
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B. pays for our chicken sandwiches and we dig in.
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Dan and Axios tech policy reporter David McCabe dig in.
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We dig in, we don't listen and we don't talk.
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So go ahead and dig in for a good cause.
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Sit down, enjoy a moment of gratitude, then dig in!
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Dig in to a new "Parts Unknown" with Anthony Bourdain.
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"We had to dig in and be resilient," Morgan said.
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Once your roots dig in, you're trapped — you can't move.
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Meanwhile, many other news organizations were beginning to dig in.
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Don't forget to show it off before you dig in.
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It is a recipe for both sides to dig in.
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And season two allows them to dig in ever deeper.
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We need to dig in and get a little dirty.
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Take a moment to appreciate it before you dig in.
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Ms. Collins does not appear to dig in or refine.
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Something to think about when you dig in on Thursday.
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So let's dig in to this week's roundup, shall we?
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I tend to dig in and pepper people with questions.
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Hong passed out toothpicks and encouraged us to dig in.
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Finally, dig in to one of our Best Weekend Reads.
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Scientists will continue to dig in this area in Peru.
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Dig in deeper, whatever it was, take it more seriously.
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This weekend, however, it will also invite them to dig in.
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Dig in: See more from artist Sarah Rasado on her website.
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So, there's no choice but to dig in and start listening.
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Let's dig in and take a look at what's coming up.
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Here's the full spec readout if you want to dig in.
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The group leader is very appreciative, and they all dig in.
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And I was about to pop the trunk and dig in.
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His interest was sparked while on a dig in northern Egypt.
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SARA EISEN: Wanted to dig in specifically on the Chinese consumer.
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It smells so good, and I cannot wait to dig in.
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It's impossible to find a place or mine to dig in.
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There's an important reason why Democrats panic where Republicans dig in.
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After giving a speech solo, Aniston invited everyone to dig in.
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Jon and Dolorous Edd dig in, while Sansa eyes it suspiciously.
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She hands me a fork and invites me to dig in.
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And once people settle into a prime post, they dig in.
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We knew today we had to dig in and win it.
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And finally, dig in to one of our Best Weekend Reads.
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But it&aposs a huge credit to the whole Arrowverse team up there in Vancouver to really dig in and all the writers down here in LA really dig in and commit to making this work.
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Dig in to this heavy set, recorded at Brooklyn's Groovy Groovy party.
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I'm excited to dig in after just looking at this rich meal.
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Amazon and DoorDash, on the other hand, seem content to dig in.
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"He wanted a partner who would dig in with him," she says.
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Read up on these bloopers to avoid before you dig in. 1.
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Xi may feel empowered to dig in rather than recalibrate his policy.
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"It's complex work, and you need time to dig in," she said.
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I'm surprised at how appetising the tongues look and happily dig in.
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So let's dig in, with an especially transaction-heavy early-June edition!
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It is currently the largest and most significant archaeological dig in Israel.
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Let the dude dig in to some grade-A derriere, we say!
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And of course, 100% here to dig in and reclaim the narrative.
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Dig in for the long haul, spend some time with the enemy.
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That gives Beijing incentives to "dig in for a long-term stalemate."
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That's encouraged Republican legislators to dig in on their defense of him.
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So, before you dig in, you'll need a Taylor Swift starter pack.
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According to these fictional futures, three primary reasons stand out: Let's dig in.
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So employees will just roll up their sleeves, dig in, and just work.
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Don't dig in your heels and refuse to meet somewhere in the middle.
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Many residents are bracing for more hardship as the warring sides dig in.
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Before you dig in, here's what you should know about this baked treat.
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We dig in and still have plenty of leftovers for dinner tomorrow. Excellent.
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Like with the regular trailer, let's dig in and see what it reveals.
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Evidently, batsmen showed little heart to dig in and put up a fight.
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A live video feed will bring images of an archaeological dig in Israel.
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And the Central Europeans aren't the only ones who dig in their heels.
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Take a seat on the grassy lawn, dig in, and stretch your legs.
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Take your forks and knives — and heck, your pitchforks, too — and dig in!
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You dig in your scalpel into its mouth and pry the muscle out.
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Either you dig in, invest and expand or, in essence, you don't grow.
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For now, though, the Americans and their allies seem ready to dig in.
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When an obstinate subject decides to dig in, congressional subpoenas often don't succeed.
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Then I set some time to dig in and make a nice breakfast.
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You'll suppress the urge to retch before you succumb and dig in, unapologetically.
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If you want to read the whole report, grab a coffee and dig in.
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And I want to dig in specifically to the trend you're seeing in China.
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I take a sip of my neon orange cocktail, gird myself, and dig in.
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Mr Ghani, or his successor, could dig in his heels, refusing to make concessions.
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My team and I felt more than game to dig in and find out!
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In this predicament authoritarian rulers can negotiate, or dig in and tough it out.
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If you really want to dig in on these questions, you should read it.
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Shut your eyes, pretend you are eating grain-fed wagyu steak and dig in.
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But Labour is a tribal party and most MPs are inclined to dig in.
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Dig in to these peel-and-eat shrimp with your bare hands and enjoy.
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It will be something we will dig in in the next couple of hours.
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Before we dig in, let's get a couple important details out of the way.
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Finally, she garnishes with the chopped laksa leaves and it's time to dig in.
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There's been a line out the door since we came, so let's dig in.
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And it looks as if Froome is preparing to dig in for one, too.
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At the time, Mr. Mattis and other officials convinced the president to dig in.
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His lyrics are designed to dig in and stay there, regardless of their absurdity.
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So it only made me dig in and want to push on with it.
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Dig in however you see fit, and stay as safe as you possibly can.
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Both sides have continued to dig in as trial negotiations remain at a standstill.
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Both stand to lose, though, if they dig in too firmly against each other.
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This creates the perfect space for a common microbe, Cutibacterium acnes, to dig in.
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It's dire, but we have to dig in our heels and fight — for each other.
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People are gonna dig in deeper to make sure that it actually matches its fantasy.
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We intently discuss the wonders of guacamole, dogs, and good coworkers while we dig in.
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I've learned that it's better in the long run to dig in than pull away.
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That's when all the present diners receive small spoons to dig in and taste them.
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Dan and Axios' Joann Muller dig in, including the proposed deal's complex web of geopolitics.
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"It really is, to continue to dig in and grow and learn things about yourself."
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We all dig in and do the work and connect to it every single day.
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Then, the Huffington Post's Christina Wilkie invited readers to dig in and background the donors.
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But then we snap a pic, share it with our Instagram followers, and dig in.
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"The role of an early-stage investor is to dig in with you," she said.
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Over the weekend, the blame game heated up and both sides appeared to dig in.
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Let's dig in and take a closer look at what it all means for you.
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You may wash off any before they've really had a chance to really dig in.
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Threats of military force tend to silence moderates and lead hard-liners to dig in.
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If you're an energy nerd, dig in — this is an all-you-can-eat buffet.
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So that's the trouble, you can't pull it out because they dig in those spines.
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Bruce — like me — was just your typical volunteer on a dig in western North Dakota.
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I have to just grit my teeth, dig in, and wait for it to pass.
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"A lot of the defense guys are going to dig in our heels," he added.
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The dig, in November, 2013, lasted three weeks; a smaller dig followed in March, 2014.
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To really dig in, researchers would have to study state policies in far more detail.
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That same day, Secchia urged the rest of the board to "dig in" and support Simon.
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Tear open with your right hand and dig in with your left for maximal pop—or
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That could prove a risky bet if the Xinca dig in their heels on the consultation.
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Their future is at stake and they are prepared to dig in and fight for it.
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And history shows that isolation causes the regime to dig in, making political reform more difficult.
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It's so fun for them to be able to dig in the dirt and get messy.
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The entire video is a charming look at the mind of a legend, so dig in.
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We have a brief 20-minute service of sorts and then it's time to dig in.
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While at the beach, Goggin began to dig in the soft white sand near some dunes.
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No. It just, like, makes people, as Nikki Haley said, dig in there and become angry.
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Then I shake it off and dig in because it smells too damn good not to.
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Now please dig in and use your considerable resources to help people outside of your family.
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Your friends will all just need plenty of time to take pictures before they dig in.
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Northam has appeared to dig in, in an effort to save his governorship — and his reputation.
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In June, she locked herself to an excavator at a natural gas pipeline dig in Vermont.
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"We have 1,500 wells and we continue to dig in the Hassi Messaoud region," he said.
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"When someone mentions a current event you know about, dig in a little, "That's so interesting.
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Before we dig in, Heibel says there are a couple of things to take into account.
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Calling her out now, while she's agitated, may just cause her to dig in her heels.
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Go deeper: More Democrats are supporting public insurance programs Blue states dig in on the ACA
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But there&aposs much, much more to know about the next Xbox — let&aposs dig in:
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"We just have to dig in and figure out how to solve this problem," she said.
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Both leaders will face greater pressure from hard-line officials in their governments to dig in.
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Take this little fluffy bear, for example, who's helping a woman in Russia dig in the garden.
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And then, you know, just dig in with some chips 'cause this is too good to waste.
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We've just got to put our foot down, dig in our heels and bow up our backs.
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The harder the Republican Party pushes, the harder this candidate and his base dig in their heels.
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Before I dig in, since I'll be talking about bias, let me share a bit about mine.
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Trump continuing to dig in is "all around a good move," said a former White House official.
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I needed someone who was gonna lock their knees and dig in deep and grind in there.
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We wanted to dig in to why that is and what stops the process from being effective.
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His strategy seems to be to dig in and demand Democrats concede and, in the meantime, tweet.
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In order to survive, these critters dig in different directions to find food, which they all share.
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But if Tuesday night was the warm-up, Trump was really ready to dig in on Wednesday.
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The report is an in-depth discussion of the issues at play here, so let's dig in.
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To really dig in to the more difficult reductions, you need a more predictable and powerful instrument.
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The whole standard is 155 pages long, and really only other engineers will want to dig in.
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However, he found that Morgan Stanley was more willing to dig in and learn about Instapage's business.
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The Senate map in 2018 overwhelmingly favours the Republicans, offering reasons to dig in for two years.
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Food God takes Kim and Khloé to his favorite New York pizza spot and they dig in.
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Clinton's campaign handled the situation delicately, not wanting the chairwoman to feel intense pressure and dig in.
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I don't look for new music to listen to, but when it finds me, I dig in.
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But we continue to have more and more questions come out the more that people dig in.
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I'd rather hire somebody who's maybe not a genius, but they will dig in on any assignment.
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But like Maurizio's work, you can dig in and try to figure out what it all means.
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That seems logical: Not too many people will look at a glass-covered pizza and dig in.
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Romney's been trying to dig in, buying mansions in Utah (half his four houses are now there).
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They're reactive and heavy-headed — and they might backfire, causing the skeptics of vaccines to dig in.
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My creative writing group is holding a special meeting to print their own copies and dig in.
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Swenson, a product of the Cleveland suburbs and not long out of college, decided to dig in.
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House impeachment managers dig in on calling witnesses after Murkowski deals a fatal blow to the motion
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If Democrats dig in, Republicans could well decide to give the pink slip to the blue slip.
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Before we dig in, there are many players in what we might call the alt-VC space.
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In North America, however, humans are quite alone in our taste for this invader, so dig in.
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We dig in and look at all the facts surrounding and underpinning the allegation and the denial.
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"I wanted to dig in a little bit deeper than that surface explosion of press," he said.
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Or do they dig in and make things worse because they know the consequences won't affect them?
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"During the winter, the alligators like to dig in and find a place to hibernate," he said.
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Given that winter cold has settled over the Northern Hemisphere, it's a good time to dig in.
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And you really want to dig in now, and take things serious because it is a serious time.
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As the current season of "KUWTK" has clearly revealed, Kourtney Kardashian isn't afraid to dig in her heels.
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As a global economic slowdown sets in, strategists sound increasingly cautious as they dig in for more volatility.
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ISIS has had 2½ years to dig in, make plans, rig improvised explosive devices and other deadly surprises.
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So when Elly came out with a tray of sliders and sides, I was eager to dig in.
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You can throw all the facts at them you want, and they'll simply dig in their heels deeper.
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If Mrs May were to dig in her heels against such a plan, her departure would be necessary.
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"It would be interesting to dig in and see where the breakdown in trust was happening," he says.
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And, well, we remembered to do this horrible series again this month, so let's dig in, shall we?
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Robert places his burger on the table and I dig in, noting the fish flavours and creamy sauce.
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For me to dig in and just not give ground, that's on some levels tantamount to stupidity, right?
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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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Democrats should be ready to dig in if it turns out to be a tough fight with Trump.
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I'd rather dig in and tell a story that has some heart and has some pain in it.
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Follow the leader: It's still unclear how termites choose where to dig in the first place, says Green.
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Once the pie arrived, I was sufficiently hungry and a bit buzzed (so, really ready to dig in).
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But pipeline opponents said they would dig in their heels, while authorities said they wouldn't forcibly remove them.
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When I get frustrated, I dig in deep and look for a better way of overcoming the challenge.
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Holly Holm also likes to dig in the odd straight kick because they are hard to return off.
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Moscow's support, as well as Iran's, has allowed Mr. Assad to dig in his heels and resist compromise.
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While I dig in barrels for the dried fruit, he walks his German shepherd in the parking lot.
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I had to dig in the back of my brain to remember we're actually in a love motel.
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He also cites evidence of ritualistic cannibalism in the example of the Gough's Cave dig in Somerset, England.
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Sydney: We watched them make this signature Jumbo Mango Chewy Ball, and I cannot wait to dig in.
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The more you dig in, you do start seeing things that don't add up with good detective work.
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Dig in to some delish, no-brainer food and raise a glass to your taste buds in 2020.
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With the primaries in full swing, Democratic unity feels fragile as voters dig in behind their favored candidates.
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The worst thing you can do is dig in your heels and hope things will miraculously get better.
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"We need a president who is going to dig in and actually do the hard work," she said.
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Once a suspect realizes that a whistleblower has exposed them, they can either roll over or dig in.
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However, it remains unclear whether the 75-year-old will throw in the towel, or dig in deeper.
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The walls look like an archaeological dig in progress, stripped back to old layers of paint and plaster.
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But Makary and Bosco agree that hospitals will rarely dig in to get the full price when challenged.
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Macron's decision to dig in his heels is showing signs of upsetting the young, centrist En Marche party.
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As I start to dig in, suddenly, Gordon Ramsay is right behind me with a twinkle in his eye.
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Now you're ready for sandwiches for days, or just dig in with some chips or crackers for a snack.
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"It was really nice, seeing my mother and my father dig in the dirt with my daughter," Clinton said.
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I pour myself a glass of wine (work-from-home perks!) and dig in while watching Love on Netflix.
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Then dig in and enjoy the End of Days in the coziest way possible—and apologize to no one.
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Serve at your next gathering, but be prepared for a round of pictures before you can actually dig in.
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It takes commitment, but if you're willing to dig in and do the work, it's the most rewarding experience.
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On that point, there may be an overwhelming urge to stay inside for the long haul and dig in.
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Read any signage on or near in-room amenities like bottled water or snack bowl before you dig in.
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Once you've created the Cup Noodles of your wildest fantasies, all you have to do is dig in. (FoodBeast)
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They start to see that 'I can't dig in my heels--I need this other person to learn from.
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"I just dig in to whatever vivid memory I have and then extract a song from it," he says.
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Read moreThese $40 tights aren't cheap, but their patented waistband that won't dig in makes them worth the cost
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It was a high-profile example of her instinct to dig in and cede no ground when under attack.
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But sometimes, if you are talking about certain issues, you dig in and get to the gritty of it.
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What gets me the most energized is when I can dig in on product with a hyper-growth company.
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The more we ostracize them, the more likely they are to dig in their heels and defy mainstream science.
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To that point, he said, VMware is giving Heptio the resources it needs to really dig in on Kubernetes.
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Less Rosy Than Trump and Putin Claim After Putin Meeting, Trump Voters Mostly Dig In. But Cracks Are Showing.
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But before we dig in the details, let's recall why the Paris agreement is uniquely vulnerable to Trump's skullduggery.
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But we need to dig in and get the numbers out so that we can look back and remember.
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To understand, we got on the phone with Perdoo co-founder Henrik-Jan van der Pol to dig in.
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TechCrunch got on the phone yesterday with ExtraHop's CEO Arif Kareem and CFO Bill Ruckelshaus to dig in more.
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It's a time where we can dig in, hang out with other members of the organization, and just learn.
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We need a president who is going to dig in, do the hard work and actually get it done.
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When you insist that your life is over, you'll dig in your heels and prevent yourself from getting better.
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Now is not the time for Republicans to dig in and circle the wagon around a politically poisonous presidency.
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Xi may hope the trade war eases up after the midterm elections, but he seems ready to dig in.
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The rise in mass shootings is only convincing both sides that they're right, causing them to dig in further.
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Look, I think All Raise is incredibly well-intended, and I think they didn't dig in and do their homework.
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Negotiations between the U.S. and China appear to have stalled as both sides dig in after disagreements earlier this month.
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He told her to aim her knees at a dude's balls and to really dig in as hard as possible.
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Is it frustrating when you can't dig in and just tell your staff to tweak this or that exact thing?
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Fans of all generations can dig in to discover a forgotten author or story, or re-read a beloved classic.
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The same forces that turn Republicans against trade, or persuaded Democrats to dig in on immigration, could work in reverse.
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Bernanke also said partisan politics makes lawmakers dig in their heels rather than working together to help improve the economy.
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We regularly witness the release of similar reports and climate deniers still dig in and Washington still waits to act.
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" It's okay to dig in your heels and say, "Don't tell me what I need and what I don't need.
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If Democrats hold revelatory hearings but Republicans dig in and persuadable independent-minded people don't pay attention, does it matter?
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So that's startling and eye-popping, and something we need to dig in on to see what's going on here.
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The more they attack him — that is, accurately and vigorously report on him — the deeper the true believers dig in.
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This easy roasted vegetable dish is one you'll barely have to think about: chop 'em, bake 'em, and dig in.
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"I thought he went out there, was able to dig in and come up with something pretty good," Hurdle said.
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I wrote a long analysis of that question once, if you want to dig in, but here's the capsule version.
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Given an opportunity to walk back the threat, Trump chose to dig in deeper during the State of the Union.
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In those carefree pre-Trump days, Mr. Hagerman would settle into the coffee shop with his newspaper and dig in.
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As the regime looks set to dig in its heels in 2019 though, so too do some of the protesters.
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Agribusiness ETF tries to dig in, while Gold/Silver Index bears kick up some dust ** Consumer Discretionary off 0.5 pct.
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We need a president who's actually going to dig in and do the hard work and actually get it done.
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The turtle shell was found during an extensive dig in the Jura Mountains, which gave the Jurassic Period its name.
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It sounds an alarm for Democratic investors that the time to dig in for 6900 is now, not in September.
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Or will they dig in their heels, amplify the cries of racism and xenophobia, and shut down the government again?
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A little color: As noted above, senators and staff have all started to dig in on what's about to happen.
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Republican lawmakers now propose to dig in further by restricting the time period for legal challenges to new district maps.
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She knew how to get them to dig in and ignite that fire—the same fire that burned within her.
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Close the bag and let it sit for 3 minutes, open it up, give it a stir, and dig in.
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But even when they get heady, you can use your imagination to figure them out if you dig in a bit.
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But most other House Republicans have been resisting, and they may dig in harder as there's new evidence of the consequences.
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The violence will weaken some of the movement's support, spook big business and could give Beijing a pretext to dig in.
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But when I'm trapped in an airplane seat for hours, I can dig in and get some real productive work done.
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We won't shy away from the big issues — we'll dig in and hear from the people who are making it happen.
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It was time to dig in, so I scooped a cheesy heap of each into separate bowls and grabbed a spoon.
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On behalf of Easton, we both dig in and find more and more patience to co-parent from two separate homes.
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Before you dig in, check out our recap of this episode, as well the archive of our entire discussion to date.
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I heat up my small serving of fusilli with green chile alfredo and dig in while my pump does its thing.
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He and Dan dig in on today's Pro Rata Podcast: Go deeper: Seth Moulton on the issues, in under 500 words
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We're taking servers down to further investigate the root cause, we'll keep you updated on the status as we dig in.
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"Drivers will see meaningful improvements top to bottom with Karim joining the team, and I'm excited to dig in with him."
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If they cannot, they might dig in until they can overthrow Bivar and are able to control the money, he said.
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A deterioration in U.S.-China relations under Trump could also lead Beijing to dig in deeper in Cuba, some analysts say.
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Before I can dig in, I hear the unnerving sound of more doomed pigs squealing in their pens several stories down.
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In this shot, Benji Buffalo from Browning, Montana stands beside his encampment as he prepares to dig in for the winter.
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Or Trump could continue to stew, dig in his heels, and forge stubbornly ahead, risking further losses in the court system.
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You can serve this dish extra rustic and skip the shucking of the mussels altogether and dig in with a fork.
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Nominations The Senate is poised to dig in on back to back nominations when they return from the two-week recess.
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The cotton is super soft and breathable, the elastic is gentle, and they do not ride up or dig in — ever.
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They're lightweight, feel pretty similar to the Allbirds Tree Runners I already have and love, and they don't dig in anywhere.
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"You need to buckle down, dig in and fight hard to get back up on top of your world," says Willink.
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Then dig in and experience the true bliss that can only arise from combining super-umami flavor with high-quality carbs.
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He said keeping the LSE headquartered in London was a matter of national interest and the British government must dig in.
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Arthur: Our conversation so far is making me want to dig in a bit more on something I've been thinking about.
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It also doesn't feel too tight, and the band doesn't dig in anywhere, which makes working out a lot more comfortable.
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A senior defense official said that each time the Americans brought it up, Saudi and Emirati officials would dig in more.
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Its context- and community-free nature means that Twitter shaming isn't usually productive; it makes most targets dig in their heels.
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Some say blasting him publicly will only make him dig in on protectionist measures, a central component of his 2016 campaign.
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Similarly, Mr. Bannon has told associates that he has been frustrated by recent setbacks and has resolved to dig in hard.
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"We need a president who is going to dig in, do the hard work and actually get it done," she pleaded.
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But the archaeological dig in the bowels of old Mexico City that began in 2015 suggests that picture was not complete.
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None of the buildings remain, but an archaeological dig in the 1980s uncovered more than a million artifacts from the period.
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"We're going to have to dig in and learn more," Gorsky told CNBC Saturday at the China Development Forum in Beijing.
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I hope Mr. Ossoff runs again in 2018, and I hope Democrats all over the country take heart and dig in.
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If you dig in soon after picking it up, you will find that the fish wraps the restaurant's signature warm rice.
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Even people who dig in like journalists and academics frequently can't get to the bottom of the source of political money.
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U.S. and Chinese officials have ruled out further negotiations over tariffs as both countries dig in for a protracted trade war.
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Before you dig in, check out our recap of Sunday's episode, as well the archive of our entire discussion to date.
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We try to give ourselves a second chance at these events so we can actually dig in deeper while they're happening.
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The remaining protesters appeared to dig in at the refuge, streaming images of themselves waving guns and warning of a blood bath.
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Joe Staten When I got back I started to dig in with Jason on the Covenant's religion, why they would band together.
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Cramer said to find an oil stock you like, and dig in slowly, waiting for the next oil rotation to come back.
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This cheater's dice was discovered at a dig in Bergen, Norway by archaeologists from the Norwegian Institute for Cultural Heritage Research (NIKU).
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Cramer said to find an oil stock you like and dig in slowly, waiting for the next oil rotation to come back.
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Her boyfriend's hands dig in deep into his pants pockets and he deliberately avoids turning his head to look at his partner.
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I'd like to see a lot more details on this, if anyone wants to dig in or has read about it elsewhere.
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But to do more, you need to dig in to the companion smartphone apps to connect your accounts and enable your preferences.
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Or would he dig in and become an unremitting dissenter, as might have been the way of the late Justice Antonin Scalia?
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Now that their negotiating positions are publicly known, the worry is that the two leaders, unwilling to look weak, will dig in.
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It's not really the work we mind so much as the waiting to be able to dig in to our tasty treat.
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Before I dig in here, I want to say upfront that I don't have all the answers (or even most of them).
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Price: $16.00 "Dig in to some delicious organization with the Pie accessory," reads the description of this adorable slice of a pouch.
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I was trying to dig in [for the comedy special], so I started going, and I kind of got hooked on it.
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Unlike the slightly alcoholic butterbeer beverage from the Harry Potter series, this ice cream is appropriate for all ages, so dig in.
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And as regulators dig in and start to unpick adtech contradictions it could force a change of mindset across the entire ecosystem.
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There's no need to freak out when the white stuff falls, just enjoy it … dig in it … bathe in it … embrace it!
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The Creators Project: Before we dig in, wondering if you can give me a little insight into the story of the game?
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It's also possible Trump loyalists in the House will want to dig in on the wall in their final weeks in power.
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The scale of Macron's victory may even inspire some hardliners to dig in for a tough fight to prove they remain relevant.
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As I dig in to the burger, Denner tells me to take a mouthful of the wine after my first few bites.
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Before you dig in, check out our recap of the Sunday's episode, as well the archive of our entire discussion to date.
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"We are really sorry if anyone has been offended by the promotional image used in the Dig-In boxes," the company said.
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It won't change anybody's mind, will give Mr. Trump more talking points, and will cause his supporters to dig in even more.
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"It's a testament to what people can do, despite not having dirt to dig in," Ms. Browne said of the city street.
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Projects like the Big Dig in Boston (which was an estimated $12.4 billion over budget) are occurring every day at taxpayer expense.
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They know how to negotiate and compromise, when to dig in and when to relent, and how to adjust to unanticipated consequences.
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Washington could hold this threat over China in negotiations over the details, and that could cause Beijing to dig in its heels.
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Twenty years earlier, the pair worked together for the first time in a most unusual summer job: a geological dig in Kazakhstan.
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But her ambition to join an archaeological dig in Iraq — fertile territory for excavations — was circumscribed by conservative Iraqi attitudes toward women.
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Before you dig in, check out our recap of the season premiere, as well the archive of our entire discussion to date.
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"It's a really rich time to dig in to books as means to understand what is going on right now," he said.
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Pressure grows, protesters dig in On Friday, the US Army Corps of Engineers warned that activists who refuse to leave could face arrest.
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"I love her and her family and I just hope that she can really dig in and turn her life around," he added.
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You weren't hungry at all before the order was placed, so why did you dig in when the food arrived at the table?
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In an illustration of the frustrations building over migration and borders, Emmanuel Macron made an extraordinary dig in his post-summit press conference.
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But we're both going to have to dig in and really look and understand the issues so we can come up with solutions.
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Like 'I can't work on a machine like this, it's too slow,' so we dig in and we figure out what it was.
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And it became a subject of a dig in the final moments of the hearing, well after company lawyers had left the room.
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"As a little girl in Minnesota, we used to dig in the dirt trying to get to China," she says with a laugh.
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And I just dump a huge bowl in the middle and everyone just has to roll up their sleeves and just dig in.
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Just 100 days from the election, Trump has responded in his standard fashion -- dig in, claim he's being treated unfairly and attack back.
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"And the more you dig in and care about what's on that bill, the more you'll be able to understand the next time."
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Plus, past research has shown that dog owners are more likely to get enough exercise, so it seemed logical to dig in deeper.
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Democrats are also likely to dig in on Mnuchin's unconventional appointment of acting Office of the Comptroller of the Currency chief Keith Noreika.
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That was kind of put on hold when Prometheus pulled the rug out from everyone and laid this trap, putting Dig in prison.
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"If they dig in their heels on any of these issues, then we could be headed for a government shutdown in the fall."
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And when in response, someone makes you feel cheated, or led on, or absolutely horrible, it's hard to dig in and keep going.
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They were cruel and played frightening tricks, and they laughed when people fell into the pits they liked to dig in the ground.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) receives treatment for a brain tumor at home in Arizona, assuming both sides dig in on their opposition or support.
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Both sides dig in During and following both hearings, Republicans and Democrats doubled down on their already established positions regarding the Mueller report.
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Clinton to focus on policy and stay above the fray as her opponent and her own operation dig in for a brutish campaign.
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I get really specific like that, so I tried to really dig in and find stuff that was more authentic to that time.
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Not for nothing, Kansas did their best to dig in after tying the game up at 82 points at the end of regulation.
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The problem with climate debates waged over symbolism is that they encourage everyone to retreat to their identity-based camps and dig in.
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However, many opponents to the ban say it is unenforceable, costly and potentially counterproductive if it causes hunters to dig in their heels.
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"It's got that same emotional darkness as the first one," Welch says, before getting a facetious dig in at the relative newbie Luzier.
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Analysts criticized it as ineffective, saying it only gave militants breathing room to dig in and regroup, concerns that were echoed on Thursday.
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However, should Mr. Trump dig in, there could be a huge and largely needless fight that distracts from the rest of his agenda.
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My advice for starting a company like mine: Market-making is exciting — if you have enough signals, take the plunge and dig in.
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The shutdown is entering its third day, and over the weekend both sides appeared to dig in and ratchet up the blame game.
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If the Democrats dig in, the Republican majority could change the rules to allow a simple majority vote to move the confirmation forward.
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But, while the deadline is Wednesday, the showdown for the tax returns is expected to last much longer as both sides dig in.
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Before you dig in, check out our recap of "The Winds of Winter," as well the archive of our entire discussion to date.
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And it's no revelation that once it became an issue, she would dig in and point the finger at Republicans and the press.
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You may think it's time to dig in, but the pizza still needs its pièce de résistance: whole Flamin' Hot Cheetos sprinkled on top.
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And all that was left was to dig in and wonder, at every bite of strawberry, whether worms count as nose-to-tail eating.
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Dig in, and if you're local, do your best to catch them live at the Bell House in Brooklyn with dreamcrusher on April 22.
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With the right balance, there are still those audiences who prove willing to dig in — if the feast is presented in a compelling way.
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The Dow lost more than 400 points at its lows Thursday, as both the U.S. and China appeared to dig in on their positions.
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So the conversations that we're going to be having with the candidates are going to dig in, in a rigorous way, on their platforms.
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The waist is also really high, which makes my legs look longer, and it doesn't dig in thanks to a small amount of stretch.
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If anything, expect the White House to dig in even deeper now that its own most sensitive -- and potentially damaging -- information is at stake.
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Stocks could drop significantly if the United States and China dig in during trade talks, Wharton finance professor Jeremy Siegel told CNBC on Tuesday.
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It will be interesting to see how and if states in turn regulate more loosely or dig in deeper with their more restrictive measures.
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She turned in a titanic piece of TV acting in that season, but Watchmen gives her something just as rich to dig in to.
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Because what might happen is that they're going to dig in their heels and become more convinced of the information that is actually false.
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"As a principal, parents would come to my school and you'd kind of dig in, and it wasn't all that simple," Cohn-Vargas said.
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"Usually, when people from different worlds are dealing with each other, they get into conflicts and then dig in their heels deeper," Berk says.
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A. Times) Democrats dig in against health bill as vote nears (Wall Street Journal) State by state Missouri House advances tougher abortion restrictions (St.
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Scientists are working hard to dig in to a condition that fascinates them, but so far, they haven't been able to identify its causes.
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The mainstream is so indefensible, so they either become liberal, and don't take everything chapter and verse, or they dig in and become extremists.
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He was aware of the danger he was constantly in simply for doing his job, but he continued to dig in on his reporting.
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Yet despite the inherent uncertainty in the footage itself, both sides continue to dig in, accusing the other of willful blindness and bad faith.
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Viola Dorsey had 19 siblings and was used to hosting big family dinners, but no one could dig in till her husband finished working.
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But the star of the hour didn't dig in any further or offer any new details about her own divorce or recent romantic drama.
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" Schatz at the time also warned that if Republicans attempt to change the rules on their own, Dems would "dig in" and "fight accordingly.
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The notion of retreat thus remains antithetical to the prevailing American method of reckoning with almost any challenge: Dig in and slug it out.
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When you whack it on the avocado's pit, the metal prongs dig in and pull the pit out effortlessly — no scary knife skills necessary.
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A DNA kit is a neat gift that will allow your dad to dig in to his family history and learn more about himself.
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I recently chatted with me3deager to learn more about what prompted them to dig in and make their own ending to Mass Effect 3.
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Story found opportunities to dig in blows like this rather than just flurry up and down his opponent on numerous occasions through the bout.
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"What we are learning what to do isscratch, claw and dig in a close game," assistant coach Gregg Gottlieb told themedia following Saturday's victory.
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If you actually dig in and just watch one of those things, you can tell that I'm torturing myself and I'm torturing the viewer.
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On court, the backward cap is indeed a grinder thing, a dig-in-and-do-whatever-it-takes-to-win the-marathon-point thing.
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He likes to serve his feasts directly onto his custom place mats, with the expectation that his guests will dig in with their hands.
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That will show you how motivated someone is to really dig in and figure it out, and whether they can actually do the job.
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A conservation ecologist witnessed a female pig using a stick inside her snout to dig in her enclosure at a zoo in Paris. 14.
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Why this vote was big: The vote came after both sides appeared to dig in over the weekend and ratchet up the blame game.
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Asked at a news conference whether she would be able to "deliver the runs" for Britain, May said she would dig in and fight.
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Phillips quickly established a willingness to dig in on seemingly every labor issue—and if doing so meant a work stoppage, so be it.
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Although Egyptologist Arthur Weigall had first glimpsed these drawings during his own dig in 1901, a collapsed roof prevented him from fully examining them then.
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The site reinvented itself every day as a guide for how to enjoy life here, but also dig in and become part of a community.
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With the fate of Bangkok's street food vendors still uncertain after the government's proposed ban, there's no better time to sidle up and dig in.
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And so when Prince & Spring's brand new and Fruitmoji product arrived, we were more than ready to dig in and get down to snacking business.
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Ars does a good job explaining why from a high level, but if you want to dig in you can read Google's lengthy original post.
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The fact that you can dig in as much or as little as you want to is part of what makes Obra Dinn so incredible.
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What's surprising, then, is that Benson and Kellison had to dig in their heels about the issue to make sure it worked out that way.
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When Democrats hold sway in Washington, perhaps some gun owners feel that their rights are threatened and dig in against any change to the law.
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Each week, transportation weekly will spend a little extra time on an approach, policy, tech or the people behind it in our "Dig In" section.
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"Some buyers are savvy enough to read the documents and really dig in and understand what their legal description of their property is," he said.
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Below is Sony's overview of specs, and if you want to dig in deeper — I'm looking at you, video people — here's a more thorough look.
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Her father, Edward, is off on a "foreign services" mission in the Other Realm, while her mortal mom is on an archeological dig in Peru.
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Mindy was so excited to dig in her dessert that she accidentally ate the ring her brother was about to propose to his girlfriend with.
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I'll be interviewing founder and CEO Katrina Lake at our Code Commerce event on March 20 in Las Vegas, and we'll dig in some more.
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All of those improvements are great, but it's the autonomous features that are the huge change with the Phantom 4, so let's dig in deep.
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Mark Abbe was ambushed by color in 2000, while working on an archeological dig in the ancient Greek city of Aphrodisias, in present-day Turkey.
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Musk has yet to get permission to dig in the city, but according to a tweet on Sunday, conversations with the authorities are going well.
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According to the American Museum of Natural History, Roy Chapman Andrews discovered the first dinosaur eggs at a dig in Mongolia, on July 13, 1923.
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The high waist is really comfortable thanks to a small amount of stretch, and I haven't personally found it to pinch or dig in anywhere.
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Aaron and I are close friends, and I've been pestering him, wanting to somehow dig In the Year of the Pig out of the ground.
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Here Chinzo falls over as his opponent steps in while Chinzo is sneaking up his rear leg to dig in the lead leg snap kick.
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If we end up telling such people that they and their guns are despicable, they will just despise us back and dig in their heels.
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As a result, few disputes have resulted in definitive judicial rulings that could serve as guideposts if both sides dig in over the Mueller files.
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According to the BBC, the beer mats were designed by toothbrush subscription company Brushbox, and distributed to incoming freshman by a company called Dig-In.
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" Enclosing his fist into a tight ball, Mr. Winton stated: "You show up, you seize" and "you dig in, you enclose, you consolidate, you defend.
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"Sik fan," he said, as we joined a knot of diners who, like us, couldn't wait to get back to their cars to dig in.
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" He added: "It's almost like fishing, you've got a fishing line in the water and you really dig in and see what you can catch.
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Once you've done your research and pulled together a list of what skills you need, it's time to dig in and focus on developing them.
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But between showcasing both his rockstar bona fides and comedic chops, Styles got a little dig in at his former One Direction bandmate Zayn Malik.
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"Find stylish options that might not have, say, zippers that dig in or fabrics that are constricting," says Davis, who recommends Lou & Grey Upstate Sweats.
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Democrats crowed that they had won a significant victory over the White House, something that might motivate Trump to dig in for a new battle.
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Or do you raise concerns and dig in about the issues that you're concerned about, and try to fight and take it to the voters?
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"Dig in Deep," the second release on her own Redwing label, is a digest of her proven strengths: For every bittersweet ballad, there's a steamrollering groove.
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We have to dig in deeper and stay later and have more real conversations and argue with ourselves more...it's not just TV for us anymore.
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Despite deGrasse Tyson's admirable efforts to dig in, the overall result was focused on showboating and showering with compliments, rather than any sort of thoughtful critique.
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With the April 19 New York primary fast approaching, Trump is reviving Cruz's now months-old dig in rallies and Republican Party events across the state.
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American oil firms prefer to dig in their heels, arguing that market forces are a better way to reduce emissions than "international accords or government initiatives".
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CNBC's Kayla Tausche reported Friday that negotiations between the US and China appear to have stalled as both sides dig in after disagreement earlier this month.
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A dig in Kenya has uncovered the remains of a slaughter about 10,000 years ago, suggesting that warfare may have existed even before humans became farmers.
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The stream could be personal posts by friends, or commonly shared news articles, anything that would let third-party developers dig in and create something new.
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While some net neutrality advocates dig in for a prolonged court battle, there's a separate front opening up in Congress that could prove far more effective.
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China has referred to the levies as a "gun" to its head, and vowed to dig in its heels even while indicating a willingness to negotiate.
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You can mobilize your own base but you can really mobilize the opponents as they dig in and feel that they've been labeled by the opposition.
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If that sounds a little complicated to you, you're not alone: It takes some time to really dig in and understand what's going on in Westworld.
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He has followed his tried-and-true method: Counter-attack, dig in, and double-down, all while claiming that he, in fact, is the wronged party.
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"I've been interested in Ethereum for about two years now and it was about six months ago that I started to really dig in," says Lorenz.
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From the Big Dig in Boston to the infamous Alaskan bridge to nowhere, the track record of state-led public projects is not a good one.
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But instead of picking up your forks to dig in, everyone grabs for their smartphones to snap and post the perfect picture of their pristine plate.
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The biggest risk here is that all sides dig in their heels, unwilling to shift for fear of losing face: a central feature of Gulf politics.
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ISIS have had four years to dig in: Their best fighters are there and they'll have booby-trapped every door, window, and empty shop they can.
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In my experience, just the opposite happens: instead of seeing your point of view, targets of derision dig in, and want to call names in return.
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As global growth slows, automation and labor costs shift industry practices and the administration's tariffs dig in, the manufacturing sector is feeling the effects (The Hill).
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Christie first visited Iraq before it gained independence from Britain in 1932 and met the man she would marry on an archaeological dig in the south.
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In policing, when people do get a chance to eat it's usually burgers and fries and stuff like that, because they just want to dig in.
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As we dig in on social distancing, think about the importance that art has on our daily lives; not just records and music, all of it.
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Unfortunately, this theory may be too good to be true, but with a season like 24, we all deserve a little fun, so let's dig in.
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Dig in to our coverage of the season's most anticipated openings in New York City, and learn how the whole business is changing — or ought to.
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For you to be able to lead something, you have to dig in you, understand the goal, and really believe that you can make it happen.
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"People really want to dig in and get a better understanding from a trusted source about Muslim cultures," said Andrew S. Ackerman, the museum's executive director.
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As the sauce simmers, a heady fragrance will waft from the pan and settle over your kitchen, brightening the dampest evenings even before you dig in.
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William Connell, a tunnel systems engineer, was working on the enormous tunnel project known as the Big Dig in Boston at the time of the fire.
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Lam would back down, or dig in further, in the biggest political fight of her career — one that could determine how long she stays in office.
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However, it also seems to indicate the promise in a government that is willing to dig in, to literally excavate, for the sake of its citizens.
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"The Ones We Couldn't Be," the final track on Bonnie Raitt's soul-rattling new album, "Dig in Deep," is a rueful hymn to what might have been.
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There was a massive amount of information to digest in a short amount of time and Mueller was ready to dig in, according to one former official.
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Serve it on a circular white plate, turn on the latest Taylor Swift album, and dig in — but not before you snap a photo of the dish.
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I mean they really have to dig in either in the hearing process or from the public out to move those votes if Republicans hold the line.
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DM: Let's dig in a little bit to the second point since I think this doesn't get covered a lot in coverage of the Affordable Care Act.
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As the women begin making their plans for the rest of the night, Morgan falls asleep at the table — but not before getting one last dig in.
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These animals pluck the grass, dig in the earth, and lure biologists, like the scientists from University of Turku, Finland, who spent 2012 scrambling around Mussau Island.
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It's time for policymakers and advocates to dig in, look at what has changed at the border, and develop an approach for the challenges we face now.
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" She did manage to get a pretty good dig in at Sanders, however:"I think it was my first term when we changed from tokens to MetroCards.
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And after a few lifetimes, Her Majesty starts to reveal itself as something much bigger than it initially seems, making you want to dig in even more.
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Straps that slide, underwires that dig in, and anything else causing you discomfort "are indications that it may be time for a professional bra fitting," explains Kennedy.
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He was awarded ownership of his childhood home, which Haim had been renting out with specific instructions to not dig in the back yard, according to WJXT.
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So not only can you guiltlessly dig in, but you can also share them with everyone from your celiac aunt to your animal-rights-activist ex-boyfriend.
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They catch some rainbow runners, and quickly filet them on the deck—but before they can dig in, Eriksen notices something off about one of their catch.
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He added, however, that his research team "didn't try to dig in too much" and immediately alerted Tesla as soon as they learned about the unsecured system.
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Both sides continue to dig in over the issue days before a new Congress — and a Democratic majority in the House — is set to come to Washington.
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Ever ordered a large fries with your burger on UberEats, but when you open the bag to dig in the fries feel a little less-than-large?
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All the grown-ups think they are being perfectly reasonable as they dig in their heels and allow a business matter to turn into a personal grudge.
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The specter of deselection has given dissenting MPs little choice but to defect, as The Independent Group has done, or dig in, as many more have done.
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The stirring cockles of Democratic Socialists are unlikely to go for anything short of universal, single payer coverage, while red state Democrats will dig in their heels.
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But the handful of senators who did dig in on trade issues did so basically just to urge Ross to follow through on the campaign's protectionist promises.
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The president, who has long refused to release his tax returns, is especially sensitive to any moves by federal prosecutors to dig in to his business affairs.
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Until we're willing to dig in and say that if Mitch McConnell is going to do to the next Democratic president what he did to President Obama.
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They haggle, dig in their heels and often see my husband as nothing but an obstacle to getting the expensive digs they want in a tony neighborhood.
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"Shopping is something you have to be in the right frame of mind for, and you have to dig in and do a little work," he said.
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Clinton is nowhere near Sanders's class as an orator, but there can be something compelling in her willingness to just dig in and trust the audience to follow.
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Pilgrimage Road is part of a large archaeological dig in the area, which lies just to the south of the Old City, known as The City of David.
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Photo after photo featuring gorgeous cheese plates, perfectly roasted chickens, and vibrant vegetables make us want to reach through our phone screens with a fork and dig in.
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My indulgent lunch means I only eat a sliver of Reese's Pieces brownies upon my return to the office, but my colleagues dig in to the birthday treat.
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These villages are deserted, we're told, aware that an ugly fight is coming farther down the highway, and that Mosul represents the last ISIS bid to dig in.
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Because the statement has to be false, the defendants could win if they wanted to dig in and insist that everything they said about Melania Trump is true.
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But that doesn't mean we can't dig in and decipher some of these truly confounding Grammys notables, some of which you already know, and others that you don't.
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And second, because I know for me, it made me really dig in and justify the choices I had made to bring Luke to where he was at.
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The exhibit, which opens today, features a full replica of a 70-ton titanosaur's bones, which were uncovered in 2012 as part of a massive dig in Argentina.
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But the protesters, who have set up tents and portable toilets, are determined to dig in and do whatever it takes to keep another one from going up.
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"North Korea is doing what it's doing because it feels threatened, and the more we threaten it, the more it's going to dig in its heels," Schwartz said.
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Anyone can produce a study that has 20 individuals but you need to do actual research and dig in to see what has been published, what's been vetted.
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Their findings were inconclusive and suggested that, in some cases, certain personalities would exhibit what they called a "backfire effect," and dig in deeper to their initial positions.
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They were only found because Korean land is often excavated, so scientists and the fossil-curious dig in to see what ancient novelties are hidden in Earth's crust.
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It will also include a separate family play area for children 3 and up, with pots, pans and milk crates, and the opportunity to dig in the mud.
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Most congressional observers are expecting Trump and conservatives to dig in hard after November and demand billions of dollars for the border wall in the next funding bill.
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There's losses that make a team dig in further and fight tooth-and-nail to comeback, and there's losses that make you realize it's simply not your year.
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Trump, who shelved plans to travel to Florida and remained in Washington over the Christmas holiday, has continued to dig in, even as lawmakers floated potential compromises Sunday.
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And the backlash shows that that progress has been less linear than we would like, and that with forward movement comes those reactionaries who dig in their heels.
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But nearly 19 months of speculation, breathless leaks and innuendo — true and false — have taken on lives of their own, providing time for each side to dig in.
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Dig in to this gorgeous new mix, exclusively for THUMP, from Guy J. DJ Mag took a trip to South Africa to discover is resurgent electronic music scene.
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If you already know all these names and have bought your tickets to Ultra Music Festival, for which "What We Started" could double as a promotion, dig in.
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We're trying to make our way to a table to have lunch together, but Fieri makes certain that every last selfie is snapped before we can dig in.
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They have frequent flier miles galore and are regularly hopping on planes to cover the latest news event or dig in deep on some issue of national concern.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who has also been ostracized by Trump, appeared to dig in further behind Rosenstein and his the Justice Department's No. 3 official Rachel Brand.
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He was sitting by the pool — I remember it so vividly — and we were talking about what it would mean to really dig in and make a feature.
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It is foreseeable that, were Iran to gradually change in one direction or another, the current regime could dig in deeper in its relations with Moscow and Beijing.
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In fact, my daughter-in-law usually requests a to-go container when the meal is ordered and packs up the excess food even before they dig in.
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Having a mountain of these ready on your coffee table when your guests arrive assures that everyone will dig in together, and the small talk will flow naturally.
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Here Sweeney steps in to dig in a good body shot, note that he throws this with considerably more force than many of his blows to the head.
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The country's vast, thickly forested rural areas, with unpaved roads that make movement of heavy military equipment difficult to impossible, allow entrenched insurgencies to dig in their heels.
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In the governing setting, individual members of Congress seem to think that their best strategy for keeping their jobs is dig in on partisan fights rather than to compromise.
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On the contrary, Trump and his Cabinet appeared to dig in deeper by repeating the same talking points the White House and the president have been using for weeks.
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With Valentine's Day just around the corner, we've enlisted Anna Duckworth, co-founder and editor-in-chief of Miss Grass, a cannabis brand for modern womxn, to dig in.
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Dates stuffed with walnuts form the base — then, pour a sweet roux over top, and let the whole confection set for an hour or two before you dig in.
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Though I only played for around 30 minutes, I was captivated by the sheer strangeness of it all, and wanted to dig in more to learn the game's secrets.
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Important part of that statement talking about how the FBI is now working closely with the NYPD to dig in to more about what Shep was just reporting on.
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I just say, "Know that you've got to work harder and get in there and dig in and do whatever it takes," and it's a lot of figuring out.
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After topping it all off with a fresh layer of shredded cheese, Morenstein pops the monstrosity into an oven for 2600 minutes and then he and Perrault dig in.
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Fraser was also awarded ownership of his childhood home, which his birth father had been renting out with specific instructions to not dig in the backyard, according to WJXT.
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Young Carmine McDaniel left out a cooler stuffed full of water and Gatorade on the porch of his house recently, with a note telling the mailman to dig in.
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Dumiso Dabengwa, a Zimbabwean liberation war veteran and KGB-trained former intelligence chief, said Mugabe's fate was sealed but old age was causing him to dig in his heels.
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But if they pass the Google test and you make it to the first date, just remember: When it comes to conversation, it's "okay to dig in," Nobile said.
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Families of those who perished complain of a lack of information about recovery efforts, which saw Ethiopian workers using metal parts of the aircraft to dig in the soil.
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Next are "those who dig in," the middle-class families struggling on the precipice of downward mobility in the face of spiraling costs for education, housing, and health care.
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Armed guards, violence and robberies are common in the remote encampments, where desperate men dig in open pits or barely shored-up tunnels for gold, diamonds and other minerals.
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And if you want to dig in deeper, we published the candidates' full responses to every question in an interactive that you can sort by person or by topic.
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Presenter Natalie Portman took a similar dig in January 2018, ad-libbing "here are the all-male nominees" at the announcement of the 2017 Golden Globe Best Director nominations.
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As Republicans dig in on taxes, discussions about topline funding levels have fallen weeks behind schedule, and negotiators on both sides think they'll need a stopgap extension in December.
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Good luck persuading any God-fearing pro-lifer (including the authors) not to dig in their heels against what faith, reason, and science conclude is a form of infanticide.
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In today's 360 video, step onto the sidelines of an archaeological dig in Cairo, as pieces of a 3,000-year-old statue — possibly of Pharaoh Ramses II — are excavated.
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It's easy to pilot as well: Just lean to slalom back and forth, and dig in both heels when it's time to stop for hot cocoa at the lodge.
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Then, if Mr. Trump goes with a staunch conservative, dig in against that person and argue that Republicans are instituting a partisan rules change to drastically reshape the court.
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Did the designers dig in and attend a caucus to see how paper has captured the moving of bodies and changing of minds in gyms, cafes and VFW halls?
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"Unless somehow the Democrats win control of Congress, Republicans are going to dig in their heels and not confirm anyone," said Ting, now a law professor at Temple University.
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We're here to tell you that a whole lot of fresh cut melons were recalled over the weekend, so make sure you double check the packaging before you dig in.
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The clincher was the land's suitability for tree-planting, as Richard, a pilot for 210 years, longed to dig in dirt after a lifetime viewing the planet from a cockpit.
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Scenario 3: Trump electors defect, but neither candidate receives 270 votes Before we dig in to how it could go down, here are a few more reasons it will not.
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This means not getting off the couch, not having to dig in couch cushions for the TV remote, and making sure it's the pizza delivery guy when the doorbell rings.
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There is art to this thing, it's usually already dressed -- drizzled, even, and arranged for maximum aesthetic delight and flavor interplay -- so you just dig in and savor, ya hear?
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Having studied North Korea for over a decade, I can tell you that if President Trump insists on such a deal, he will only make Kim dig in his heels.
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A counter-terrorism officer said that was partly due to the speed with which the army recaptured Qayyara, surprising the Islamic State fighters before they were able to dig in.
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Peake noted in an earlier interview that the straps start to dig in after 40 minutes or so, making the run way more uncomfortable than it would be on land.
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I wanted to dig in a bit more on this business of VR porn and, honestly, who would want to follow Mashable Product Analyst Raymond Wong's memorable VR porn experience?
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Apple and law enforcement officials are ratcheting up the tone in their legal battle over a locked terrorist's iPhone, with both sides preparing to dig in for a long fight.
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He had grudgingly agreed to keep the government open, but an avalanche of criticism from Ann Coulter, Rush Limbaugh and others persuaded him to dig in on a border wall.
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Ralph Northam (D) continued to dig in on Saturday, saying he does not plan to resign but instead focus on racial "equity" in the three remaining years of his term.
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My initial plan was to eat at least one-third of each cheesecake, so I started to dig in with no real order of which ones I would sample first.
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Anderson Silva used to dig in the odd low kick while holding a collar tie, but as a damage dealer the clinch low kick is one of Gaethje's money strikes.
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The pursuit of competitive economic advantage can induce countries to invest in clean energy industries, but it can also lead them to dig in to protect powerful fossil fuel interests.
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An excellent piece by Jeremy Peters in The New York Times canvassed Trump supporters and found attacks on the President for his statements only make his supporters dig in deeper.
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If you want to really dig in, Bloomberg has the best feature story on Plenty (see also Fast Company), but I'll quickly run through what the company is up to.
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She will think seriously about every decision she makes, who will make sure her solutions are workable rather than just exciting, and who will dig in and get stuff done.
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Now that the United States has taken concrete action, the stakes are higher, potentially leading Mexico and Canada to dig in their heels more in the face of American demands.
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Two years later, Ms. Ahlbom's senior thesis, a photo installation with quarter-pipe ramps called "Dig In Your Heels, Stick to Your Guns," earned attention from fashion and art circles.
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As usual, I'm appending the shortlog at the bottom for people who want to get an overview of the details without actually having to go dig in the git tree.
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Then comes a brief round of bipartisan chatter over some minor, compromise measure, followed by a lull -- as the lobbyists dig in and partisan imperatives take hold -- and, eventually, nothing.
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There's plenty out there to read about making 12-volt backup systems, hooking up solar panels, and converting 12-volt systems to work with other devices, so go dig in.
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This dominant head position enables him to pin them against the fence in an upright position and gives him space through which to dig in body blows with his hands.
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A partial government shutdown remains in effect and is likely to continue for the foreseeable future as both sides dig in on the issue of funding for President Trump's border wall.
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As with all of Tipsy Scoop's ice cream, the flavors included in the shop's cookie sandwiches contain 5% alcohol by volume, and of course, you must be 21 to dig in.
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The battleground has now shifted, and Romney is expected to dig in against efforts by Trump to appoint Fed officials who will enforce his highly publicized demands for lower interest rates.
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There is no sign that Russia plans to pay — the Russian government this year continued to dig in on its claims to the collection, according to letters obtained by BuzzFeed News.
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While it's easy to be immobilized by hurt and hopelessness, I believe that now more than ever we are confronted with an obligation, where we must dig in, resist and unite.
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But he said he has changed his mind after seeing Facebook dig in behind the patent clause — which was recently added to the Apache Software Foundation's (ASF) list of disallowed licenses.
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Unlike President Donald Trump who sticks to applause lines and sweeping promises of success when it comes to health care, Verma is an administration source Republican members trust to dig in.
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Kaine's announced opposition, after 11 Democrats agreed with committee Republicans to quickly move his nomination, could be a sign that Democrats are feeling increased pressure to dig in against Trump's team.
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But until then let's dig in, eat up, and hope against hope that one day, a hundred years from now, AI-prepared krill slurry will not be our only Thanksgiving repast.
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By the same token, if you find a young starter or two succeeding in the harshest pitching environment known to big-league man, you don't miss an opportunity to dig in.
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" Guthrie also got a dig in, saying to Todd, "President Trump has referred to you in tweets as 'Sleepy Eyes Chuck Todd,'" before cracking, "I don't really have a question here.
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Houser said the group analyzes the economic impacts of weather and climate events, and they decided to dig in more deeply on the impacts of Maria on the Puerto Rican economy.
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Trump could again play to his base, blaming soft-on-immigration Democrats who, empowered by their earlier win, could dig in, trapping the parties in a downward spiral toward shutdown 2.0.
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The latter is actually counterproductive, I think: It tends to make people dig in and defend their (erroneous) intuitions rather than keep their minds open and follow reason where it leads.
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Looting and illicit excavations in Egypt not only destroy the archaeological landscape forever, but also have also caused deaths and injuries to Egyptians, including children, employed to dig in narrow shafts.
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Moving forward, China will respond to the latest escalation in the trade wars and dig in its heels as the Trump administration continues ratcheting up tariffs on goods emanating from China.
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Tackle your financial to-do list Take some time today and check your credit score, try to reduce your monthly bills or really dig in and strategize on your retirement plans.
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Next time you eat out anyplace a notch above a diner, see if diners around you aren't taking their phones out to capture what's on their plate before they dig in.
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On a public dig in 2015, Ms. Barnes and her crew discovered a mosasaur that would have been between 33 and 4033 feet, "a big sea monster," she affectionately called it.
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"If a new administration comes in in 2021, they're going to have a unique opportunity to dig in and do the right thing," Craig Aaron, Free Press Action's President, told Motherboard.
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Democrats will likely dig in on the Trump administration's decision not to ramp up sanctions on Russia immediately, as well as on GOP efforts to reign in the Dodd-Frank Act.
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" There was another aspect to the experience: "I think that it did make me dig in a bit more when I'd see how flippantly people would treat people with my perspective.
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Democrats will likely dig in on the Trump administration's decision not to ramp up sanctions on Russia immediately, as well as on GOP efforts to reign in the Dodd-Frank Act.
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However, when you start to dig in to the actual technologies used to drive the Internet of Things, you realize it's actually pretty simple and, in some cases, pretty old stuff.
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As national Republicans dig in to defend their majorities in Congress in the midterm elections, party leaders across the country have grown anxious about losses on a different front: state legislatures.
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Also, as you see, gas prices higher and interest rates higher and other things that start to -- people&aposs healthcare higher begin to really dig in to people&aposs cost of living.
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In a canned statement, Elliott-McCrea talked about how a sense of mission can make it easier for developers to buckle down and dig in to the hard work of developing products.
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I think in terms of how I saw myself, being at the Met, then I had to dig in and figure out how to get one of his pieces into the collection.
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Do you cut yourself off from voyaging entirely, or mentally dig in and make peace with the fact that you're at risk when you step into the airport and board that plane?
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It's hard to imagine congressional Democrats and the White House being further apart than they are right now -- as Trump continues to dig in on his racist tweets directed at Democratic Reps.
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A government shutdown is looking more likely as hardliners in both parties dig in, meaning Congress may not have the votes to pass a spending bill by the end of the week.
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Now tech companies are forced to dig in their heels and take on the government in court so their users can be assured that big tech is protecting their data, Moorhead said.
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But what I have come to realize is that to appreciate what I'm watching — to really dig in, register, and enjoy it — I have to be in the right frame of mind.
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" Time magazine, in a particularly nasty triple dig in 1967 over Ali's opposition to the Vietnam War, his embrace of the Nation of Islam and his name change, called him "Gaseous Cassius.
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The whole mythology of it—cause my folks had a vinyl player and I also was able to dig in to what they had, and raid my sisters when she wasn't home.
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"It's very different from the U.S., where government officials are able to dig in and get through what appear to be much more serious accusations of influence peddling and corruption," he added.
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Reuters reported that the ground in North Korea is soft enough for excavation work from mid-March to late September, with rains impacting the ability to dig in some of those months.
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Y.), Joe CunninghamJoseph CunninghamHow centrist Dems learned to stop worrying and love impeachment Democrats, GOP dig in for public phase of impeachment battle House panel advances resolution outlining impeachment inquiry MORE (S.
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The Senate will come into session Friday at noon, giving Congress only 12 hours to prevent a partial lapse in funding as both sides dig in and ratchet up their shutdown rhetoric.
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On February 23, the band's first five records will once again be available to purchase in deluxe gatefold form, so there's no better time to dig in if you never have before.
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Erin Ennis, senior vice president of the U.S. China Business Council, said there was a danger the two sides will dig in on trade sanctions without a clear strategy for resuming negotiations.
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I also have a large collection of books on Bible-era archaeology, and for 15 years sponsored and also worked as a digger and photographer at a major archaeological dig in Israel.
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With all this time tripping, the scenes leading up to the mythic destruction in 2004 B.C. and those from an archaeological dig in Babylon in 1903 are the most dramatically fleshed out.
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The recipe for a contested convention is: No candidate can put together a majority, at least two candidates are still in the race, party dealmaking efforts fail, and the delegates dig in.
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They had aggressively fought the N.S.A. against being ejected from the White House system, engaging in what the deputy director of the agency later called "hand-to-hand combat" to dig in.
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But as long as he is, she said, people on the right and the left will probably continue to dig in based on what Mr. Trump does and how his opponents respond.
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We tested it ourselves, and more than a year after our initial review, the bed has held up well, enduring the paws of a dog who loves to dig in his bed.
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On-grid or off, you can dig in and prepare your family for TEOTWAWKI (the end of the world as we know it), whether it's sparked by political revolution or climate catastrophe.
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The fabric is super-soft on the skin and it fits me really well — the band is breathable, the straps don't dig in, and it provides just enough support for wearing out.
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"The nationalists, the people urging President Xi Jinping to dig in his heels and not concede much, have carried the day," said George Magnus, a research associate at Oxford University's China Center.
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As Republicans continue to dig in on impeachment, Solomon represents a media figure with mainstream credentials those supportive of Trump can use to burnish their views and their defenses of the president.
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When he was twelve, his parents, realizing that formal education didn't suit him, allowed him to leave school for a year in order to accompany his father on a dig in Mexico.
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If you want to dig in deeper on Warren's agenda, you can read John Cassidy in The New Yorker or the former Obama administration officials Lily Batchelder or David Kamin on Twitter.
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" She raised concerns about worsening healthcare, increased criminalization of racial minorities and "queer and trans people," and she urged political progressives to prepare to dig in and push for "change at every level.
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" She raised concerns about worsening healthcare, increased criminalization of racial minorities and "queer and trans people," and she urged political progressives to prepare to dig in and push for "change at every level.
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What is noticeable about the Dutch is that, even in games where they have not been at their flowing best, they have a stubborn ability to dig in and then punish a slip.
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"The argument of the government was that there is an international secret authority of the law to sea, and the law of sea makes it possible to dig in the area," Kaschinski said.
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They used a compass to dig in the right direction and hydraulic tools to break through concrete and metal-cutting tools to cut the reinforcing bar in the concrete floor of Guzman's cell.
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Already, Republicans running for re-election largely refuse to criticize Trump, and supporters on the panel have seemed to dig in as the man they backed faces legal challenges on seemingly every side.
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The Obama administration's refusal to bomb Syria in 2013, and subsequently to intervene more fully, has also made this a domestic political dispute, giving politicians on both sides an incentive to dig in.
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Conservatives have promised to dig in for a long fight in the debate over whether transgender people deserve legal protection against discrimination and the right to use the public bathrooms of their choice.
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With the release of a big patch that finally gives players the multiplayer experience they wanted two years ago, it's time for me to sit down with the game and really dig in.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's call for a House vote to formalize the impeachment investigation's procedures caused both parties to dig in their heels as the impeachment inquiry moves out from behind closed doors.
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It was accepted wisdom that it was futile to press the Saudis on the feudal, the degradation of women and human rights atrocities, because it would just make them dig in their heels.
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Markets are tumbling as the U.S. and China dig in on their trade war, and administration officials grow increasingly concerned that the president could lose the support of farmers in the 215 election.
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North Dakota's dry landscape is fertile ground for the preservation of dinosaur fossils, and each year travelers have the opportunity to join a public dig in hopes of finding their own prehistoric specimen.
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Mark MeadowsMark Randall MeadowsGOP, Trump look to smother impeachment inquiry Both sides dig in after marathon Trump-Ukraine briefing Schiff: Trump requests to China, Ukraine are 'fundamental breach' of office MORE (R-N.C.).
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Then again, one has to wonder how an enthusiastic, gadget-obsessed mom or dad might dig in and start learning how to create truly cinematic movies of their kids or dogs or friends.
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They're just taking a deliberately muddier route, and if they don't get there, they're more likely to wear their failure as a badge of honor and to dig in with a destructive arrogance.
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At 31, he is a full two decades younger than most of the delegates, business leaders, and dignitaries who dig in to their green beans as he once again steps up to a podium.
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After lying and saying he already threw it out, the woman asked him to dig in the dumpster for it and he quickly told the chef to make a new one — no questions asked.
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Well, strap on your blue suede shoes, mama, because we are about to dig in deep here, and we don't plan on coming out until we have answers or have LOST OUR FUCKING MINDS.
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It's one thing to express your fury online, the show argues, and another thing entirely to roll up your sleeves, dig in your heels, and do the unglamorous practical work of making real change.
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Now the President's advisers and allies are worrying about the fallout of his display of anger and Trump is signaling that he is prepared to dig in, multiple sources close to him told CNN.
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They&aposll spend on some military, they&aposll spend on salaries, but when it comes to actual nuts and bolts functioning of how does a military deploy, and then, actually dig in and fight?
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"When I hear entrepreneurs talking about being overwhelmed, a lot of times when you dig in and you find the root cause, a lot of it is an inability to set boundaries," he says.
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Israel argues a UN debate would only galvanize international sentiment against it, making concessions to the Palestinians all the more difficult while Palestinians dig in their heels, thinking that the world is with them.
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But freed from the promotional cycle merry-go-round that drives most late-night television, the Netflix show allows the host to dig in and tackle things from a more thought-out, thematic perspective.
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However, the remarks come as the prospect of significant bipartisan work appears dim — and Trump continues to dig in on his priorities as he faces a perilous path to re-election in November 2020.
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That means they start to weigh the whole thing down during long play sessions, and the narrow felt padding that sits atop your head can sometimes start to dig in uncomfortably as a result.
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However, before we can all dig in, Flow-Kana CEO Mikey Steinmetz instructs all of us on how to properly taste the last strain's terpenes—an indica-dominant Lemonhead OG with 25.3 percent THC.
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If both sides dig in a state with split political control, there could be two different, competing certified election results — one signed by the secretary of state and another backed by the state legislature.
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Senate Dems dig in as shutdown looms: Senate Democrats are digging in their heels over health benefits for miners in a government funding bill, raising the risk of a shutdown at midnight on Friday.
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So let's dig in... Mike Francesa There were many moving tributes to the late Marvel mastermind Stan Lee online this week, but none more touching than this one from sports radio host Mike Francesa.
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Either way, this specimen was a lot of fun to solve, both in the fill and in sort of realizing the dreams of a young girl — me — who loved to dig in the dirt.
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Other interest groups are expected to dig in against a plan that eliminates a wide variety of popular deductions from medical and moving expenses to the cost of having taxes done by a professional.
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Back from a brief trip to visit troops overseas, Mr. Trump appeared to dig in on his demand that Congress approve $5 billion in additional funds as a down payment on the border wall.
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I know what it's like to dig in the couches to find a quarter or two to pull together so you can get a gallon of gas and your grandfather can go to work.
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"The Students' Union at Sussex does not support or condone the inappropriate material distributed on behalf of Brushboxes which was found in the Dig-In boxes delivered to all Freshers this year," it wrote.
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Now, a month later, Harris spokesman Ian Sams told CNN the campaign was betting that -- as Democrats dig in to the policies on offer -- they would find both comfort and ambition in her vision.
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If Poland manages to get a lead in the second half, Senegal and Colombia might as well dig in — a draw for them and a Poland win would send both Senegal and Colombia through.
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While Neasloney did not immediately respond to Refinery29's request for comment, he did appear to stand by his dig in an Instagram DM to writer Evan Ross Katz, who posted the viral clip.
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It was about 2015 when I stepped back from the board as we did our second venture round, and that's when I really started to dig in and think more carefully about this space.
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Several senators said they worried that if the shutdown dragged on, people on both sides would dig in, making it harder to come to terms on substantive issues like the fate of the Dreamers.
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If you're lucky enough to have not only today but tomorrow off too, then why not dig in and start from the very beginning: Regardless, here's hoping your Thanksgiving has been solid so far.
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Eskom and SAA are both weighed down by massive wage bills but the country's powerful unions are likely to dig in their heels at any attempt to cut jobs, especially with elections looming in 2019.
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STEVE SCHMIDT, FORMER GOP STRATEGIST: For the fabric of our democracy, Democrats should dig in hard here and do everything they conceivably can do to block this nomination and any nomination for going forward. SEN.
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Dubbed "Sunrise Girl-child" by the local indigenous people, the remains of the Ice Age infant—uncovered at an archaeological dig in 9003—contained traces of DNA, allowing scientists to perform a full genomic analysis.
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"While Scorpio's uncompromising nature might make us dig in our heels because of the emotional intensity of the situation at hand, the secret lies in grounding ourselves and detaching as much as possible," Montúfar says.
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There was Gulliver, about 285 feet long and lying on his back, wearing Converse All-Stars, and an archaeological dig in which dinosaurs, Mr. Barros said, will come to life midparade and eat the scientists.
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We get a little rest with the two-day break (Game 6 is scheduled for Sunday in Las Vegas), then come back here and dig in and gut out a win here and come back.
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Before senators get to questions on whether Trump pressured Comey to kill his investigation of former National Security Michael Flynn, they're going to dig in on whether Trump pressured Coats and Rogers to rebut Comey.
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"To play in front of those crowds today and to feel that momentum and really dig in, it's going to be a tough one to get over," he said after his two-over 144 score.
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Monday, you dig in and learn your lessons from the weekend behind you, and you've got to look forward, let stuff roll off your back, be fully committed and fully focused on the upcoming weekend.
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But they have been facing fierce resistance from snipers, car bombs and booby-traps as Islamic State fighters dig in for house-to-house fighting in the last residential districts held by the militant group.
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But Gingrich himself did not go as far as to say Trump should continue to dig in his heels on getting a physical wall at the southern border in exchange for opening up the government.
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You can track this evolution like a reverse archaeological dig in the South Williamsburg apartment she shares with Chacona, 42, a former D.J. who quit the music industry in 2011 to devote himself to Eskayel.
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Butter the toast and spread the crème fraîche, lavishly, from edge to edge — wall to wall, as we say — so that there will be no empty dry dull bites no matter where you dig in.
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They're made with moisture-wicking fabric for breathability and a built-in gusset for extra peace of mind, and have a high rise that hits right around your waist so they don't dig in anywhere.
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He said that he and his wife, Carol, "had to dig in every hole around the world — New York, Houston, Paris, Stockholm," he said, scouring antique fairs and studying auction catalogs to find good pieces.
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As Donald Trump faces the toughest political test of his presidency, he essentially has two options: Dig in and fight, or walk away before he faces an almost certain impeachment in the House of Representatives.
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Oumarou Idani, Burkina Faso's minister of mines, said in May that Islamists had taken control of some mines, especially in protected areas, where they encouraged camps of miners to dig in violation of government bans.
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"Some of the most powerful documents, the ones that let you tell the most powerful stories once you dig in with research and read between the lines, are often the most innocuous," Ms. Golia said.
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Milton Lodge and Charles Taber show that presenting individuals with new information that contradicts their previously held attitudes can actually cause Americans to dig in, rejecting the new information in favor of their prior beliefs.
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Little pockets of expertise are scattered hither and yon all throughout Capitol Hill — especially when members dig in to work on idiosyncratic pieces of legislation that are off the radar of big-time partisan conflict.
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For both Americas, the instinctive response can be to dig in deeper to the self-assuring echo chamber of groupthink, rather than to acknowledge a failure in understanding the "other" 1-in-2 Americans alive today.
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The researchers were able to dig in and pick out the neutron signal for the first time, according to graduate student Meytal Duer, a graduate student at Tel Aviv University in Israel who led the study.
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Imagine coming home from 10 toe bone amputations and then having to dig in the litter box gravel or being robbed of your first line of defense, your nails, and having to use your teeth instead.
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So when it comes to the release of the redacted Mueller report, journalists and citizens alike should resist the temptation to echo conventional wisdom narratives and instead really dig in to the new information being presented.
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The peso has depreciated more than 2% over the last four weeks on concerns about the global economy as the United States and China dig in their heels for what could be a protracted trade war.
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Throughout the summer months in 2018, Aoki documented her time helping The Unmentionables' refugee resource center in Athens and her work as the youngest archaeologist on the Pollentia Roman dig in Spain on her Instagram account.
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While the DEA continues to dig in on Schedule I status, deeming no medical benefit, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services simultaneously holds a patent on cannabinoids for a wide range of medicinal purposes.
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But some emails, phone messages, and petitions sent by the Sanders boosters have backfired, upsetting superdelegates with their aggressive tone and leading many to dig in their heels for Clinton, according to interviews conducted by Reuters.
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That said, when we recently came across the news that a brand new limited edition holiday-themed Oreo has already been released, we were ready to dig in as soon as possible, Halloween candy be damned.
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TRUMP, KUDLOW DIG IN ON CLIMATE SKEPTICISM: The Trump administration is doubling down on its questioning of whether climate change is man-made and its belief that scientists who think otherwise may have a political agenda.
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The worst in US history Houser said the group analyzes the economic impacts of weather and climate events, and they decided to dig in more deeply on the impacts of Maria on the Puerto Rican economy.
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If all they do is circle he'll pound them with his left high kick, cut them off with his right hook, dig in the long body shots and overhands, and wait for them to fight back.
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They even suggested that it could prove counterproductive by forcing the gun lobby to dig in its heels and by making Republican leaders unwilling to push ahead given the possibility of glaring divisions with Mr. Trump.
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The result, he said, had been that militants had moved in large numbers from Iraqi border areas to Deir al-Zor where they were trying to dig in on the left bank of the River Euphrates.
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While I expect to be waiting ten minutes or so before I can dig in, Bove expertly rotates the pie a few times in the oven adn it's done in a Usain Bolt-esque 60 seconds.
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That would shift pressure onto Senator Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky and the majority leader, who would have to decide whether to take up the House bill over the president's objections or dig in and fight.
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Of course, such programs require the person with the problem to be willing to do the work to overcome it, and far too few of us are willing to dig in deep enough to do that.
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In this version of that expansive project, Tabet focuses on the Tell Halaf dig in Syria, where his great-grandfather worked, and even brings the Neo-Hittite "Venus" from a museum in Berlin for the display.
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She'd also like to take a more active role in choosing a fund, but says if it takes too long to dig in, some of the robo-advisors have investing options that include ethically responsible companies.
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I brew a cup of coffee in my Keurig (generous gift from my uncle), make a bowl of rolled oats with skim milk, cinnamon, honey, bananas, raspberries, and blackberries, and dig in to my delicious breakfast.
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He's decadent but unfussy, he's comforting, he's nostalgic, and he's easygoing but intense under the surface, once you dig in there with a little piece of endive and scrape out all of those soft, gooey bits.
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Jamie starts off in an archaeological dig in Quinhagak, a Yup'ik village in Alaska, where summer means that the detritus of the people who lived there 19323 years ago can be dislodged from the thawing ground.
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In the meantime, whenever we talk about President Trump's plan to expand non-Obamacare insurance, we focus on two points: Let's dig in on that second point, with some new data from the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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Estimates of the time of their domestication are from 7,000 to 10,000 years ago, but a recent report from an archaeological dig in Israel concluded that they were first eaten in significant numbers about 2,200 years ago.
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But if you really dig in, you find that Trump supporters are more likely to be veterans, more likely to have lower indices of social capital, more likely to be living in areas with rising mortality rates.
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Democrats have been clamoring to dig in on the issue for years — the last big infrastructure investment came in President Barack Obama's 2009 stimulus, though a smaller $305 billion bill was signed into law in late 2015.
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It's not a super deep song but if you really dig in and listen to it a few times, it has that emotion that takes you to a place and I really feel like we captured that.
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"Again, it goes to show you I never take for granted the character of this team, the way they dig in and connect when we really need to pull out a victory," Grizzlies coach David Fizdale said.
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A team of French and Russian archaeologists say they discovered what they believe to be Gudin's missing remains on July 6 during a dig in the Russian city of Smolensk, 400 km (250 miles) west of Moscow.
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These thousands of people will dig in and make it very difficult for the thin layer of political appointees atop these agencies to move quickly to undo their years of work to put these things in place.
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So let's dig in: A fact check As Trump had implicitly conceded by the end of the paragraph, there is no basis for his claim that "nobody" who listened to the call had a problem with it.
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In some ways, each crisis makes it less likely that Mr. Xi will compromise during the next one because every new challenge feeds an official narrative that China's foes are circling and the country must dig in.
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Just maybe: But -- and this is a tenuous but at best -- senators on both sides have been desperate for committees to dig in and legislate in a Senate chamber that has essentially become a judicial confirmation factory.
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Republicans in Congress must also finish or abandon their effort to repeal the Affordable Care Act, raise the debt ceiling and pass a budget resolution before they can expect to fully dig in to a tax bill.
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At SAP, it's a very, very large organization, with a very large portfolio, and you don't personally dig in that deeply in terms of your ability to take an individual product and [change it into something else].
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The &aposradiated rock&aposTrelease Miller, who has been a resident of Treasure Island for almost 12 years, said she received a notice telling her not to dig in the soil about a year after she moved in.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 19 (Reuters) - Wall Street's newest cult stock appears to be Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic Holdings Inc, as investors drive the space tourism stock to sky-high levels and short sellers dig in their heels.
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Here are excerpts taken from a rapid-fire style Q&A, which have been edited and condensed: A: You can't oversimplify to that extent...you need to actually dig in and solve the problems they're concerned about.
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"I get that a big part of your base doesn't care about issue details," Mr. Cuban wrote to Mr. Trump, "but to be president, to be this close, you have to dig in and know your" facts.
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If you've got the stomach for it, take the train tour to the ranch to feed bison from the palm of your hand and then dig in to a seriously delicious bison burger at the Senator's Steakhouse.
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The White House is making Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro and members of his inner circle an offer: Accept amnesty from National Assembly President Juan Guaidó and move somewhere nice or dig in your heels and face the consequences.
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After exchanging candy with our classmates every Valentine's Day growing up, we'd sift through our hauls and organize it all from "can't wait to dig in," favorite candy to "only in a serious sugar emergency," least favorite candy.
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A European Council summit earlier this month saw national leaders dig in their heels and defer the matter to their next meeting in December, but the final deal may only emerge in the second half of next year.
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What's so great about these playlists is that not only can you find plenty of the classics in easy to shuffle portions, but you get to dig in to the deep cuts, the forgotten or overlooked Christmas songs.
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You'll get around to playing it soon, you tell yourself—then, years later, that you'll find a free weekend to dig out the now-mostly-redundant console it was made for, so that you can finally dig in.
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Assuming Maduro, who so far retains the support of the military top command, will dig in, the Trump administration should move quickly to keep the pressure on, including by further tightening targeted sanctions on Venezuela's most corrupt officials.
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A big question going into the battle is whether the Islamic State fighters will dig in and fight or, as they have in some other battles, throw away their weapons and try to melt into the civilian population.
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Lebowitz: I'd love to dig in a little bit deeper on what you said, that if you're relatively young and early in your career, the only real reason to become an entrepreneur is because you have this idea.
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The letter disclosed by Arconic's third largest shareholder comes as the company and its board dig in for a fight against Elliott, which has nominated five directors and is campaigning for the ouster of Arconic CEO Klaus Kleinfeld.
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"Investors are starting to see the writing on the wall that China is starting to dig in its heels and so is the U.S," said Chris Zaccarelli, chief investment officer at Independent Advisor Alliance, in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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Before you dig in here, some things you should know: The sci-fi tv show experience is a commitment, and you have to be ready to brave the journey there and back to complete these multiverse-spanning stories.
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But into, and at various points throughout, the weekend, several sources involved acknowledged to CNN that things just aren't moving quickly -- and at times it has been frustratingly slow -- as some key lawmakers dig in on specific provisions.
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"The rarity of the finds and their importance are the reason why the antiquities robbers risk their lives coming to dig in the caves in the desert cliffs," said Amir Ganor, the director of the anti-theft unit.
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" He added: "We have unearthed more facts than any other news outlet about the details of the Trump Tower Moscow deal — feel free to dig in here — and continue to stand by the Cohen story, with good reason.
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When I finally worked up the nerve to dig in, the big surprise was the pleasant heat that the peppers and salsa bring — we're talking some real fire here, which isn't something you often find in fast food.
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There's a sense of motivation here like let's really dig in and do different stuff to make sure it's worth all of our time and that this record will be at least in our minds, really fucking good.
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A French diplomat indicated there would be frank exchanges with Trump too after Macron took a dig in English at Trump's withdrawal from the Paris climate accord when he urged U.S. citizens to help "make this planet great again".
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The leading Congressional Democrats including Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, and Senator Bernie Sanders came out of that meeting, looking like they're going to dig in their heels and oppose any changes to Obamacare.
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"I'm very competitive, so you think that you're going to compete with others, but it's really just you and yourself, which I think is what moves you a little bit quicker and makes you dig in deeper," she said.
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DIG IN OR FLIP-FLOP As finance minister in the outgoing government until May, Babis played tough with the EU to win an exception to value-added tax collection that he said would prevent tax fraud in fuel trade.
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So, he's going to hang his head, but the second that she digs in on him — what right does she have to dig in when he's been carrying the load, and she just wants to go off and sing?
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Think of Jimmy CarterJimmy CarterThe Hill's Morning Report - Diplomats kick off public evidence about Trump, Ukraine The Hill's 12:30 Report: Dems, GOP dig in for public impeachment hearings Jimmy Carter recovering from brain surgery with 'no complications' MORE.
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Six leading GOP appropriators wrote to President Obama on Thursday, voicing strong concerns about the administration's slow pace in exhausting its existing resources on Zika, as Democrats dig in their heels to demand a $1.1 billion emergency spending bill.
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Even if both sides dig in, no Algerians want to risk returning to the dark days of the 1990s, when the army's cancellation of elections that Islamists were poised to win triggered a civil war that killed 200,000 people.
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Or do they dig in against Democrats and the new president as a bet on a Republican comeback in the 2018 midterm elections, adopting a noncooperative strategy to recapture the Senate majority and pad their numbers in the House?
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"The thing that gives the caucus power is that you can operate as a bloc vote in order to get things done," Ocasio-Cortez told Daniel Denvir, host of Jacobin's "The Dig" in an interview that published last week.
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"He needs to dig in and get the very Democrats who voted for $25 billion to give him $85033 [billion] because we need the money now more than ever," he added, referring to a February deal that fell through.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Undrawn loans in Europe's leveraged market are pricing higher than term loans for the first time as bankers dig in their heels and refuse to succumb to the downward pricing pressure seen in the term loan market.
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He gets the so-familiar-it's-reached-meme-level ending of the original "Planet of the Apes" film wrong (Charlton Heston does not dig in the sand to discover the spikes on the crown of the Statue of Liberty).
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Dr. Walker was our first guide, taking us through the site where he and his team have been digging out bison teeth and personal charms for 36 years, making it the longest-running continuous archaeological dig in Canadian history.
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As this gradual economic stagnation makes itself felt, the regime is likely to dig in its heels and revert even more to imperial motifs taken from China's past as leading ideological and political factors of governance and political objectives.
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And then he was the graying Jackie — on the far side of that fateful playing career — the first African-American enshrined in Cooperstown, using his baseball fame not to dabble in civil rights but to dig in full-time.
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Along the fence it would be interesting to see him try to dig in the front kicks to the body that he showed occasionally against Johny Hendricks, though it would be risking getting dragged into a clinch on recovery.
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Facebook appears to have survived this election cycle Kurt Wagner notes that, however well Election Day seemed to go for Facebook, its real problems didn't materialize until months later, after the company and journalists could dig in on the results.
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The evening's master of ceremonies, hilarious host Jimmy Kimmel, just couldn't resist getting a dig in about Academy Award-winning singer and actress (she's also a past director nominee) Barbra Streisand for the recent news that she cloned her deceased dog.
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In 2018, a Martian rover will land on that planet's surface to dig in the dirt for signs of past life—and some newly commissioned Martian roadmaps may have accidentally revealed more than intended about just where that site will be.
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"The Establishment is like a doomsday cult; no matter how thoroughly their predictions fail to be refuted by reality, they just dig in deeper in their incoherent worldview, with devastating consequences for the rest of us," she wrote in an email.
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I can expand them to dig in or swipe them away en masse But maybe most importantly, you can jump directly to notification settings from the notification itself with a slow / half swipe and then tap on a gear icon.
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Meryl Streep delivered one of the highlights from Sunday's 74th Golden Globe Awards with an impassioned acceptance speech for the Cecil B. Demille Award, but there was a minor dig in it that earned the actress an invite to the octagon.
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Their inability to even substantively dig in on the key outstanding issues, at least in a way where they start chopping away at the areas of disagreement, "tells you all you need to know about this meeting," one participant said.
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Obviously coming into the game I know we had more to play for than they did, but pride's a wonderful thing and if you get your group to dig in like they did tonight, they looked good and we didn't.
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And without boredom, kids might not take the time to explore their surroundings -- dig in the dirt, wonder how a house is built, bake cookies without a recipe -- and they might not stumble on something they really love to do.
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And while conservatives are clamoring for Trump to dig in ahead of the shutdown deadline, many GOP senators appeared exasperated by the chances of a partial shutdown and skeptical that it would result in a win for Trump or the party.
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Police officers managed to recover the remaining sweets from the other children before any of them had a chance to dig in, and noted that whoever was responsible had used staples to seal the Pixy Stix after tampering with them.
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If you want to truly dig in and devote yourself to protecting a child's future, the Court Appointed Special Advocate program (CASA) pairs abused and neglected children with volunteer mentors, and there's a very good chance you qualify to be one.
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You can probably get through most of the game by whacking at buttons, but if you want to want to truly take advantage of what it's offering—or survive harder difficulty levels and endgame challenges—you'll need to dig in.
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Even as Beijing vows more retaliation in the trade war against Washington, there are measures being taken by the communist government to help cushion the blow from earlier tariffs amid signs China is willing to dig in its heels further.
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Behind closed doors, however, Mr. Pence's remarks probably left few doubts among China's leaders that Washington was embarking on a Cold War that would force the country to dig in for a prolonged multifront battle with the United States, analysts said.
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But he said his case could provide a road map of sorts for Mr. Collins: Dig in, hire good lawyers (read: expensive), expect to be pummeled in the press and find something, anything else to run on and talk about.
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" Senate Democratic Whip Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinDemocrats dig in ahead of Supreme Court ruling on 'Dreamers' Senate GOP braces for impeachment trial 'roller coaster' Trump judicial nominee delayed amid GOP pushback MORE (Ill.) called the GOP impeachment arguments "baloney.
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Pelosi on Tuesday emphasized that she will not send over the House articles of impeachment for President Donald Trump until she sees the Senate protocol for the trial in writing, the latest move she's made to dig in on her position.
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More specifically, the dusty, enigmatic opener in "Uncut Gems" drolly echoes the start of "The Exorcist" (1973), where a priest at an archaeological dig in Iraq unearths the demonic relic that sets off the ensuing horror, the possession and spewing vomit.
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Among his close associates, a debate is raging about whether to focus on House races that could earn the president chits with Republican lawmakers who might ultimately vote on impeachment, or to dig in to defend the party's tenuous Senate majority.
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Joni ErnstJoni Kay ErnstThe Hill's 12:85003 Report — Presented by USAA — Trump, Republicans dig in against impeachment The Hill's Morning Report - White House escalates impeachment battle royal Trump impeachment battle hits TV ads MORE (R-Iowa) and then return to Washington.
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You really have to dig in and understand what is the quality of their team, what's the quality of their talent, have they delivered things – is it just a good idea or are they actually in the market delivering products.
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" He advised them not to "dig in like Chris Christie at a Hometown Buffet," but instead to treat the president like "Star Wars" wallpaper in the kitchen: "All right, I got caught up, I was excited, I made a mistake.
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It's a relevant, timely portrayal of the complicated issues our country is facing in regard to race, and how we dig in our heels to defend our stance before taking the time to look at things from another point of view.
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But investors who think that Amazon is in the business of just selling books, electronics, and dishwasher detergent online are unfortunately missing the big picture… Unless you dig in and understand what's happening behind the curtain, it's easy to miss.
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Those nights at the helm playing live for the first times had inspired me to dig in... my goal wasn't to create a body of work but it's like painting: eventually you stand back and realize you've got something going on.
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"Long-term partnerships are really starting to [generate] and dig in with that partner and start building some really great products and I want to do that, but I also want to sign partners" best suited to esports teams and companies, he said.
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By that point, my food coma will have subsided, meaning I'm ready to dig in to leftovers again, curl up with my yellow lab, and watch Bill Nighy sing Christmas Is All Around as Love Actually's endearing, washed-up pop star, Billy Mack.
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But others are unearthed by teams dispatched to dig in jungles and beaches around the Pacific or to sift through European mud, highly skilled units whose quarry is not live enemies but long-dead compatriots, and whose role is more humanitarian than military.
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Generally speaking, for those who are willing to really dig in during post-production and do some granular color correcting, this should give you the most flexibility to make the image match other cameras or give it the certain stylized look you're after.
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I think the music is kind of the largest vehicle [for preserving the past] and I think the more we play it for, especially locally, they eventually feel that feeling and feel that connection too and want to dig in and learn more.
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By 2012's Ten$ion, they'd found their sinister sweet spot, and the cover of last year's follow-up, Donker Mag, promised to dig in even deeper: A black and white photo of a naked, painted Yolandi hovering possessed above a compass.
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"If you dig in and do some Google searches and dig into some of the things they've said in the past, there is a lot of material online to get that information, but you absolutely had to do your homework," said Korelitz.
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In the liner notes Mr Jarrett says that he chose to play this sort of music as "I didn't think I needed to play as hard as I often did (as my energy still seemed too low to 'dig in' too much)".
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OpenAI repeatedly targeted Roshan, a tactic that sometimes paid off (giving key heroes extra lives), but other times left their home territory undefended, giving the humans — a team of pro gamers from South America named Pain Gaming — a chance to dig in.
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With their leader Ammon Bundy in police custody and their spokesman, Finicum, dead, it's unclear if the remaining occupiers will dig in their heels at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, which they have occupied for 26 days -- or if their resolve will wane.
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The Taliban, their negotiating leverage bolstered by U.S. President Donald Trump's public impatience to end the war, could dig in further because they would regard a large embassy drawdown as more confirmation of his eagerness to reduce the U.S. role in Afghanistan.
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LONDON, Dec 5 (Reuters) - Debt-ridden Mozambique has no chance of meeting its year-end deadline for a restructuring deal, according to investors who are preparing to dig in their heels until the country comes clear on what it owes and to whom.
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The statements illustrate mounting frustration over what is the third shutdown in a year while signaling Democrats are ready to dig in for a fight against the White House, which has argued it is Senate Democrats' responsibility to end the funding lapse.
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Senate Republicans, meanwhile, expressed disbelief last week after Trump reversed course and signaled he would not support a Senate-passed bill that did not include the wall funding after being urged by House Republicans to dig in on his border funding demands.
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In the course of a hot and sweaty midsummer dig in a hard-to-reach Ohio dwelling-place closet while the inhabitants were carelessly out, Martin Smythe, of the museum's near-antiquities staff, spotted this priceless treasure and plucked it up straightaway.
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So I decided to dig in and assign as much value to corn and the corn tortillas as much as world-class bakers do in order to assign the best bread—even if that means that I have to mill everything myself.
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Below, we've compiled a list of the 31 most frightening flicks we could find on Netflix, Hulu, Amazon, the horror-specific Shudder, and the classics-focused Filmstruck — add a few to your queue, pop open a bag of candy corn, and dig in.
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As Democratic pollster Margie Omero explained during the same panel discussion, focusing on race and gender in this way can make some voters "dig in their heels" and get defensive, because they feel that they are personally being accused of racism or sexism.
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"We believe in the importance of protecting these sacred antiquities, but Secretary Zinke and the Trump administration rolled up their sleeves to dig in, talk to locals, talk to local tribes, and find a better way to do it," Senator Hatch said.
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These threats will make the North Korean government only more likely to dig in its heels and move forward with its nuclear and missile programs, embroiling the United States in a festering crisis on the Korean Peninsula that could escalate out of control.
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Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinDemocrats dig in ahead of Supreme Court ruling on 'Dreamers' Senate GOP braces for impeachment trial 'roller coaster' Trump judicial nominee delayed amid GOP pushback MORE (D-Ill.) told reporters and DACA recipients at a press conference Thursday.
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These are my perfect pair of leggings: They're compressive but not restrictive, jet black and not at all see-through, and they have a waistband that doesn't dig in but doesn't ride down when you're bent like a pretzel during yoga practice.
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Whereas Dewdney's Little Excavator wastes no time trying to prove his worth, the little bulldozer in Candace Fleming and Eric Rohmann's Bulldozer Helps Out (Caitlyn Dlouhy/Atheneum, $24; ages 28 to 43) has to watch and wait before he can dig in.
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Both sides brought sharpened knives to the fight, reflecting the heightened stakes as impeachment enters the homestretch toward the drafting of articles and lawmakers dig in for the final, holiday-season battles in the biggest public relations war of their congressional careers.
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And even if both sides dig in, no Algerian wants to risk returning to the dark days of the 1990s, when the army's cancellation of elections that Islamists were on the verge of winning triggered a civil war that killed 200,000 people.
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Charlie Dent, R-Pennsylvania, warned that Trump's comments and the White House's decision to dig in on the claims are undercutting the President's credibility and sapping his political capital at a time when he's trying to push a budget and health care overhaul through Congress.
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In the beginning (a term that's nebulous here, since I felt like this movie started in the second act), he really got to dig in and play a teenager burdened by knowing too much while also having everyone—including his family—think he's troubled.
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To understand why the sister markets are shaping up so differently, we're going to dig in to AR's and VR's installed bases, use cases, app store category revenues (IAP/premium), e-commerce category sales, adspend by industry, enterprise revenues by industry and geographic splits.
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In 2015, Meredith Root-Bernstein was hanging out at a zoo in Paris, checking out a group of pigs, when she saw one of them do something interesting: It held a piece of bark in its mouth and used it to dig in the dirt.
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Whether it was moderating comment threads about a new product or protecting mail servers and accounts from SPAM, the product teams I worked with and was part of were quick to dig in and find ways to protect both users and our own business.
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The White House is making Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro and members of his inner circle an offer: accept amnesty from National Assembly President Juan Guaidó and move somewhere nice or dig in your heels and face the consequences, Dave Lawler reports in Thursday's Axios World.
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" CWA called on its members, who have been working without a contract since last August, to "dig in, be prepared, join picket lines, picket Verizon Wireless Stores, and demonstrate the commitment and solidarity that have been the values we've lived by throughout CWA's proud history.
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So you might think that with unemployment low and lots of other macro-economic indicators that don't capture actual human misery looking so strong, Republicans would be content to dig in and hype this latest chapter of American greatness on the midterm campaign trail.
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In this case, the Democrats ultimately chose not to keep the government open or to dig in their heels in pursuit of a solution for the 690,20163 DREAMers — immigrants protected from deportation under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, which Trump is ending.
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Trump continued to dig in on the root of the impeachment issue, saying on Thursday that "at some point, I'm going to sit down, perhaps as a fireside chat on live television" to read the transcript with his phone call with Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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Welcome to the Noisey Power Rankings, where we take a look back at this week in music-ish news and try to figure out who came out on top and who took the Ls. Let's dig in... Method Man Method Man goes up this week.
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When the weather turns warmer, the girls are looking forward to trying the Dig-in-the-Dirt Cake, from "Baking Class," a chocolate ice cream cake made to look like a garden, with chocolate-cookie-crumb "dirt" and "flowers" made of berries and mint leaves.
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I won't bore you with the details, but here are a few key findings: There's lots more in the study — dig in if you're fascinated by the difference between rate-based and mass-based compliance mechanisms — but that's all you really need to know.
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The latest tit-for-tat leaves little room for concessions, at least in the interim, as both countries dig in their heels and China tries to remain strong, despite an economic softening that Mr. Trump clearly sees as an opening to force Beijing's hand.
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Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinDemocrats dig in ahead of Supreme Court ruling on 'Dreamers' Senate GOP braces for impeachment trial 'roller coaster' Trump judicial nominee delayed amid GOP pushback MORE (D-Ill.) had said he would announce his vote on Thursday but did not.
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Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonHouse Democrat pledges 'there will be open hearings' in impeachment inquiry Democrats dig in ahead of Supreme Court ruling on 'Dreamers' Even with likely Trump impeachment, Democrats face uphill climb to win presidency MORE and the Bosnian Muslims and Rwanda.
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"There is a dichotomy that exists in Vegas where, from afar, things kind of look like they're meant to be, but when you dig in closer, you figure out that there are a lot more layers to the people or the place," the photographer said.
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Now Finocchio wants to step back from the stats and game stories that make up a lot of traditional sports coverage, and instead dig in on video series and documentaries that help connect the world's most popular athletes to the culture they're helping to shape.
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Before you dig in, though, keep in mind that a lot of psychological research is heterosexually biased, and we live in a world where people seek mates based first on their farmer status— so don't fret if you don't see yourself described in this list.
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In 6503, Iyad Zalmout, a scientist with the Saudi Geological Survey, was participating in the Al Wusta archaeological dig in the Nefud Desert, the former site of an ancient freshwater lake in what is now the barren Arabian desert, when he decided to go for a stroll.
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But what's more interesting is how Broockman and Kalla's method harnessed the problematic dynamics of confirmation bias (people interpreting new evidence to confirm the beliefs they already hold) and the "Backfire Effect" (when people confronted with conflicting facts actually "dig in" further to their preexisting prejudices).
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Once you dig in a bit, there's actually a lot going on in Days Gone's story: Deacon's quest to find out what really happened to his girlfriend, a government conspiracy concerning the zombies, and the various surviving human factions figuring out how to coexist, and largely failing.
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We're also eager to dig in on how Thrun expects artificial intelligence is going to play out in our lives and work, as well as the startup world, where AI has become the new "mobile" in startup pitches around the world — a requirement to get investors' attention.
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As an accompaniment to a Champagne aperitif, then, I dig in and discover that, despite its aroma, developed over the course of a minimum of 35 days of aging, Maroilles is surprisingly mild in flavor: nutty and slightly sweet, with a barnyardy funk that's actually quite pleasant.
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Stidhum had just purchased the chicken and was about to dig in when a question popped into her head: What will all of these white folks think when they see this black woman chomping away merrily on a fried chicken leg in a classy corporate establishment?
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When companies dig in their heels as Airgas did in the hostile takeover attempt by Air Products, the story usually looks like that of Yahoo, which rejected a $2000 billion bid by Microsoft in 19863, only to be sold eight years later for less than $21986 billion.
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"The more you dig in here, you see that it looks like the crushing power of the state was used initially to take this dossier, dress it all up, take it to the secret court to get a warrant to spy on the other party's campaign," Rep.
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Pakistani officials dig in, taking the broader view that the Trump administration is a short-lived outlier in the global community, and deciding that they don't need to launch a massive and costly military operation in the tribal areas that will bring reprisals to their populated cities.
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"The beer mats distributed in some of our freshers' boxes do not, in any way, reflect our high ethical standards," Dig-In said in its own statement, and vowed not to include the beer mats in the boxes that had not already been given to new students.
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President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonHouse Democrat pledges 'there will be open hearings' in impeachment inquiry Democrats dig in ahead of Supreme Court ruling on 'Dreamers' Even with likely Trump impeachment, Democrats face uphill climb to win presidency MORE relied on public opinion to save his presidency.
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We're going to have to dig in and learn more, but at the end of the day we think that having first of all, fair equitable trade around the world is in everyone's best interest, Johnson and Johnson's, but I think for all companies and all countries.
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LPGA officials met with Nomura and her caddie after her round to discuss a possible rules violation on the sixth where she had an awkward side-hill stance in a greenside bunker with the ball below her feet and had to dig in her left foot.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, speaking to Israeli reporters during a trip to Europe this week, said he was utterly opposed to the cease-fire deal because of concerns that it would allow Shiite militias backed by Israel's archenemy, Iran, to dig in close to its borders.
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The big picture: While it's not the Fed's preferred measure of inflation (the central bank is partial to the personal consumption expenditures index), the reading breaking above trend will likely motivate the central bank's hawks to dig in their heels in opposing rate cuts this month.
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Additional pot-friendly charms of the buffet include not having to pick one thing and stick with it, getting to see all the food before you decide what you want to eat, getting to dig in right away, and boldly pairing flavors nobody's ever dreamed of intermingling.
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Martha, just weeks after the November election, I wrote legislation -- bipartisan legislation to have an independent commission, because I fear this was too charged for Congress that we would dig in and if Republicans heard Russia, they would just assume that we were trying to delegitimize the presidency.
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It will show you a simple list of the data types that you can grant access to (like contacts, calendar, calls, microphone, and location), tell you how many apps have access to each at the top level, and then allow you to dig in and deny whatever you want.
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As celebrities increasingly exhibit control over their own images — social media helps — they can choose when they want to dig in their heels If they have to release a statement on just about everything that goes down, they should also be able to keep some things under a veil.
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Earlier Wednesday, the remaining occupiers took a vote and decided to dig in and stay; on a streaming video from inside the refuge, a handful of men could be seen carrying long guns, operating a backhoe belonging to the federal government and speaking darkly of a blood bath.
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"You can take out a bag of pretzels and put it on the table and have people dig in with their hands, or you can put them in a beautiful white bowl and it just looks so much more appealing and adds a nice little touch," she says.
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We Think These Martian Roadmaps Accidentally Revealed the Site of an Upcoming Mars LandingIn 2018, a Martian rover will land on that planet's surface to dig in the dirt for signs of past…Read more ReadWe're closer than ever now to landing and living on a planet besides earth.
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On the (high) heels of last week's elimination of Kimora Blac — which, in my humble opinion was well-deserved — the remaining queens (or at least the smart ones) are realizing that every challenge can make or break, and you've really got to dig in and do your very best.
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We play slow and we're influenced by some of those bands but one of the things that I think makes this album different from the first is that we really tried to dig in and channel that love of Iron Maiden and Thin Lizzy, that kind of stuff.
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Legal challenges With Congress expected to dig in its heels, the Obama administration has remained open to taking unilateral action to move prisoners into the U.S. However, the U.S. military told Congress in January that it is legally prevented from assisting the transfer of detainees to U.S. soil.
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You Don't Own Me Anymore is more than just a defiant title; it's a cool, calm statement of who and where they are now in their wild, still developing career, and Brandi Carlile was the perfect person to dig in and bring their vision to full color life.
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EST: Vice President Pence and Karen PenceKaren Sue PenceThe Hill's 6900:30 Report: Democrats open televised impeachment hearings The Hill's 12:30 Report: Dems, GOP dig in for public impeachment hearings The Hill's Morning Report - Witness transcripts plow ground for public impeachment testimony MORE left for Orange County, Calif.
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Unlike well-honed environmental documentaries like Gasland and Blackfish that pick a subject and dig in, Before the Flood offers a smorgasbord of issues, breezing through subjects like strip mining, deforestation, rising oceans, tar sands, desertification, coral reef destruction, vanishing glaciers, and more to paint an overwhelmingly dire vision.
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Examples include the Big Dig in Boston, which cost nearly $15B, began in 1982 and was not completed until 2007; and in Seattle, the Alaskan Way Viaduct replacement, which began in 2001 and is not expected to be completed until 2021, at a cost of more than $4B.
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Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesMeet the lawyer at center of whistleblower case: 'It is an everyday adventure' Intelligence watchdog huddles with members as impeachment push grows Both sides dig in after marathon Trump-Ukraine briefing MORE (Calif.), now the top Republican on the House Intelligence Committee, in his office.
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The rocky outcrop rises just 221 meters above the plain, about 254 feet, but it gave some 210,000 Germans sufficient cover to dig in and slaughter many of the up to one million Soviet troops sent in waves to overwhelm the enemy and clear the way to Berlin.
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The potential cost is greater than heightened acrimony: As each side will surely dig in its heels, sensible immigration and foreign policies, such as bipartisan efforts to address the rising number of asylum seekers or to prevent Guatemala from sliding into authoritarianism, will get lost in the scuffle.
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And as I started to dig in and understand the work that Snoop and [firm partner Ted Chung] and Evan — who I've known for 20 years — were laying out for the cannabis industry, I realized it was a huge white space and that not enough people were focusing on it.
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The stark division in the 232-to-196 vote made clear that the accelerating impeachment inquiry will continue to be highly partisan as it moves into its more public phase, with the two parties pulling ever further apart as they dig in deeper on the righteousness of their respective causes.
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EST: President Trump and first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpThe Hill's 12:30 Report: Democrats open televised impeachment hearings The Hill's Morning Report - Diplomats kick off public evidence about Trump, Ukraine The Hill's 12:30 Report: Dems, GOP dig in for public impeachment hearings MORE get back to the White House.
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C.), Jared Golden (Maine) and Kendra HornKendra Suzanne HornHow centrist Dems learned to stop worrying and love impeachment Democrats, GOP dig in for public phase of impeachment battle House panel advances resolution outlining impeachment inquiry MORE (Okla.) — who hadn't publicly backed the impeachment inquiry before Democratic leaders announced this week's vote.
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Read more: Amazon unveiled a new set of plans to win over New Yorkers to HQ2 as both sides dig in "Amazon Future Engineer will continue to support the more than 130 schools that are part of our Amazon Future Engineer program," an Amazon spokesperson told Business Insider on Friday.
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The brief running time of Phillip Youmans's debut feature is, in a way, an act of mercy; it is a story of such bleakness and melancholy, of so many lives in various states of distress and despair, that to dig in longer might be more than some viewers can bear.
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The brief running time of Phillip Youmans's debut feature is, in a way, an act of mercy; it is a story of such bleakness and melancholy, of so many lives in various states of distress and despair, that to dig in longer might be more than some viewers can bear.
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Joni ErnstJoni Kay ErnstThe Hill's 12:85033 Report — Presented by USAA — Trump, Republicans dig in against impeachment The Hill's Morning Report - White House escalates impeachment battle royal Trump impeachment battle hits TV ads MORE (R-Iowa) was among the lawmakers from corn-producing states who issued statements Friday praising the proposal.
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Joni ErnstJoni Kay ErnstThe Hill's 12:30 Report — Presented by USAA — Trump, Republicans dig in against impeachment The Hill's Morning Report - White House escalates impeachment battle royal Trump impeachment battle hits TV ads MORE (R-Iowa) was among the lawmakers from corn-producing states who issued statements Friday praising the proposal.
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She recalled the Vietnam War when she endured attacks "by the powers that be," including former president Richard Nixon, and threats against her life, but chose to dig in her heels — a choice she said she was able to make due to the privilege she enjoys as a white woman.
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When the CCPA (full text here, if you really want to dig in) goes into effect on January 1, it will be the strictest digital privacy law in the United States to date, and the first law in the country that gives adults some rights over the collection of their data.
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Consideration of a Supreme Court nominee is typically a major set piece in the running Washington drama, attracting substantial attention in the lead-up to the hearing as supporters and opponents hone their arguments and dig in on research to identify fertile areas for inquiry in the confirmation hearing itself.
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"Now that they've stripped him of his committee assignments, I've seen people dig in their heels and say, 'No, Congressman King is one of us, Congressman King is a pro-life, pro-gun, pro-conservative person, just like we are,'" said Jacob Hall, who leads an activist group, Sioux County Conservatives.
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While Trump said in a statement at the time that he would "save small businesses from the crushing burdens of unnecessary regulations that are stunting job growth and suppressing wages," Democrats and associated groups began to dig in, believing early on the Pudzer was one of the most vulnerable Trump cabinet nominees.
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EST: Vice President Pence and Karen PenceKaren Sue PenceThe Hill's 12:30 Report: Democrats open televised impeachment hearings The Hill's 12:30 Report: Dems, GOP dig in for public impeachment hearings The Hill's Morning Report - Witness transcripts plow ground for public impeachment testimony MORE attend the Kuwait-America Foundation 2019 Gala Dinner.
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EST: President Trump and first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpThe Hill's 22019:30 Report: Democrats open televised impeachment hearings The Hill's Morning Report - Diplomats kick off public evidence about Trump, Ukraine The Hill's 12:30 Report: Dems, GOP dig in for public impeachment hearings MORE participated in the New York City Veterans Day Parade.
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Welcome to the Noisey Power Rankings, where we take a look back at this week in music-ish news and try to figure out who came out on top and who took the Ls. Let's dig in... 50 Cent 50 Cent would like to get in on this year's rap beef too!
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But part of what has made the resistance to Trump so powerful is that people haven't waited for permission to form their own resistance groups, haven't waited for permission or direction from a specific leader to just dig in and do the work and figure out where they can be most effective.
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The result has been such toxicity on college campuses that even conservatives acknowledge it is causing their side to dig in irrationally, growing intractable even when the speaker is someone like Mr. Yiannopoulos, who has defended pederasty, or Richard Spencer, a white supremacist and self-appointed leader of the fringe alt-right movement.
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Democrats dig in as midterms ramp up (CNN) State by state What Virginia's vote means for the future of Medicaid expansion (The Atlantic) New Mexico governor candidate profited from high-risk insurance plans (Politico) From the Hill's opinion page: American health-care workers are committing suicide in unprecedented numbers View the discussion thread.
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" Here's what he can't travel without: "There is nothing better than getting to just dig in and seriously play a video game for a six-hour flight from New York to L.A. 'Into the Breach' is a wonderful strategy game where you play that you are trying to stop an alien invasion.
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Despite fanfare and optimism that accompanied the announcements in those locations, the projects have been stymied by layers of bureaucracy, opposition from neighbors and concerns that mega-tunnels come with a mega-price tag and mega-annoyance of massive projects, such as the Big Dig in Boston or the Second Avenue Subway in New York.
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I can take the tablet with me when I travel to squeeze in some short puzzles, or I can lay down on the couch and dig in for a while on the TV. When you don't have to worry about where you'll play a game, it makes the question of when much easier to answer.
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