Then I heard people trying to dig through the rubble.
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I'm not saying I'm going to dig through the trash.
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You can dig through more examples in the fan communities.
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I'm usually tired and don't want to dig through drawers.
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Good news: There's a ton of history to dig through!
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All this said, it's a lot of information to dig through.
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They love to skulk around decks and dig through trash cans.
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Waymo is pushing for the extension to dig through additional evidence.
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Have a general awareness, and then dig through all the financials.
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I dig through my bag and find half a protein bar.
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Instead, you need to dig through your settings in Google Maps.
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Do you really need to dig through Sam's second secret dating profile?
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Yeah. So, how do you dig through all that at this point?
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We dig through social media searching for leaked info at 2 a.m.
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You don't have to dig through search results, playlists, or other groupings.
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Rescuer and volunteers dig through the rubble and debris from a collapsed building.
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Would you dig through your garbage to find your S.O.'s wedding ring?
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Your grandkids are not going to dig through your digital Spotify milk crate.
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For lunch, I dig through the fridge and manage to make a sandwich.
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And they made me dig through way too many menus to find it.
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Sometimes you just have to dig through some racist bullshit to find them.
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Officials expect the death toll to rise as rescuers dig through the wreckage.
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Vigilantes today dig through people's comments online for any sign of unpatriotic sins.
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Others are still missing, and emergency workers continue to dig through the rubble.
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Today, those interested in finding new songwriters have to dig through the credits.
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Residents and emergency workers continue to dig through the rubble looking for survivors.
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You dig through the ground beneath you, carving a path and seeking out treasure.
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As you dig through this stranger's life, you're piecing together a sort of mystery.
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Dig through and see more of the best / worst volume sliders over on Reddit.
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Search crews scrambled to dig through rubble looking for people trapped under collapsed buildings.
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Researchers will likely now dig through the content for any interesting attacks or findings.
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Teams are still learning how to dig through the digital sediment for usable knowledge.
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Well, you sometimes have to dig through, um, craftier pieces to find good ones.
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We dig through the parliamentary procedure to try to map out what happens next.
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There's more ideas to dig through in the patent application, which you can read here.
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If you dig through Nixon's tapes, you will rarely find him being quite that explicit.
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Hackers often dig through data breaches to find a target's password, username, or physical address.
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That number is expected to rise as rescue teams dig through the rubble, he said.
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The faster you can dig through your deck to find them, the sooner you'll win.
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I dig through the freezer and heat up a few veggie samosas from Trader Joe's.
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Scorpio isn't afraid to dig through complicated emotions, no matter how messy they may be.
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The good news is you don't have to dig through menus to deactivate your account.
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That's it, no need to pair the headset to your device or dig through menus.
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So yes, Jennings was right: There was a lot of cave left to dig through.
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When I downloaded my file earlier this year I found: There's a lot to dig through.
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Search crews were continuing to dig through rubble looking for other people trapped under collapsed buildings.
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They had to form rescue brigades to dig through rubble and feed and house the homeless.
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"Me and you need to set down and really dig through this," he says to David.
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Media outlets like Esquire continue to dig through the disastrous way NBC has handled such situations.
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"That they went out to dig through all that trash and found Bunny is a miracle."
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The IRS can dig through years of returns to search for phony deductions and levy penalties.
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However, the firm's newly disclosed information gave us quite a lot of material to dig through.
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Since Thursday is Halloween, I dig through my closet to find something to wear to work.
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A quick dig through the site brought up hundreds of pages of dedicated Cyber Week discounts.
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But you don't have to dig through those mountains of research to find the footprints of evolution.
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Families are still searching for their loved ones as rescue teams dig through rubble to uncover survivors.
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Filmmakers have a web of misinformation and alternative facts to dig through to construct a truthful narrative.
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"I think we will dig through this hole, but it will take a few years," he said.
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The semi-official Tasnim news agency said troops had been sent to help dig through the ruins.
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It's basically a meet-and-greet in which both parties dig through a whole bunch of subtext.
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Of course, economists always dig through the monthly nonfarm payrolls report and sift out the various factoids.
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The group prioritizes making its reports as easy as possible for people to understand and dig through.
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You won't need to dig through apps to search for directions with a navigation widget, for example.
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Vander Yacht is making us want to dig through our old shoeboxes full of forgetten family snapshots.
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See what everyone on your team is working on without having to dig through every individual board.
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Pinterest users come to the site and dig through products and recipes, among other things, for ideas.
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Their catalog is so immense and fun to dig through—it's just an infinite trove of inspiration.
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"I think we will dig through this hole, but it will take a few years," Zuckerberg said.
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If you dig through the troves of financial advice out there, you're sure to find contradictory guidance.
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Global manufacturers are now trying to assess their exposure, as they dig through an extensive supply chain.
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But you need to dig through a lot of drab, hard-packed filler to get to them.
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However, in most cases you'll have to dig through their settings in order to enable the feature.
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Trump also threatened Carroll and encouraged others to dig through her background and find information on her.
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You can view your files in icons, lists, and now columns, so you can dig through file hierarchies.
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Dozens of people are still missing as emergency workers continue to dig through the rubble looking for bodies.
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And there is – you're replacing man years of effort to try to dig through all of this stuff.
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They wanted me to dig through my shit, find my tooth, and put it back in my face.
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" But dig through court documents and the same companies argue something quite different: "We are just sales people.
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Siri's ability to dig through the file system so you don't have to could be a real help.
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It's no longer necessary to dig through record bins to find a song you haven't heard in forever.
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It's no longer necessary to dig through record bins to find a song you haven't heard in forever.
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So there will be a lot to dig through that wasn't included in Barr's previous four-page letter.
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The ranger was there "long enough to dig through the snow down into the airplane itself," Christian said.
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For the record, it's not easy or inspirational to dig through a Banana Republic clearance rack, pictured below.
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Until recently, only those in the know could make an appointment to dig through Mr. Boehm's ramshackle system.
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The Indonesian Red Cross described having to dig through silt as deep as 20 feet in the area.
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That leads users to dig through their Google Search History in an effort to find the lost page.
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Searching for loved ones Authorities have said crews may find more people as they dig through the rubble.
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You had to search through symptoms and dig through multiple menus to find what the ailment might be.
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As distillers dig through America's whiskey legacy for inspiration, what does it mean to recreate a "historic" style?
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You don't need to dig through court documents or follow the machinations of congressional procedure to be alarmed.
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It was worth the time and zero tip to watch them dig through people's vomit to find their items.
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We know that using cash comes with lot of emotions, such as impatience while you dig through your wallet.
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Micro USB charging means you don't have to dig through a mess of cables for a pen battery charger.
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Every few weeks I dig through the deepest recesses of Kickstarter and Indiegogo to find a few good watches.
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At this point, most of the negativity can only be found if you dig through the 8,000-plus comments.
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The quest will only take you a few hours to complete, with a few satisfying dungeons to dig through.
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I used the splitter to dig through the avocado's skin and then the pitter to remove the avocado pit.
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How are panicking people who need to get out of their homes supposed to dig through all this information?
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It seems more focused on presenting fewer, high quality apps instead of a list of applications to dig through.
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You also don't want to have to dig through your pocket or bag for a pair of wired headphones.
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It's the detective of the zodiac, and it's not afraid to dig through someone's dumpster to learn the truth.
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It will take time for the quantum research community to dig through IBM's claim and any responses from Google.
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Tomorrow, we'll try to dig through the President's defense for nuggets of wisdom to relate to you, the people.
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The Maître D' is a choice example of how rewarding a dig through Ludum Dare-inspired projects can be.
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Instead, users have to dig through Yahoo's Help site to find the URL to the "Terminating your Yahoo account" page.
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The trio was joined by Hilary Gosher, a managing director at Insight Venture Partners who helped dig through the news.
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But security researchers found that they could reliably dig through that raw output to find the valuable information they sought.
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I learned to riddle out problems, to dig through old books for good answers, to accept nothing at face value.
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We dig through the trivial details of their lives to find what makes us similar and what sets us apart.
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Users can delete recent search history within the Google search feature on desktop or mobile, without having to dig through settings.
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The detectors merely collect data—but it's up to scientists to dig through the data in order to find something new.
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The ship is capable drilling three times deeper than vessels that have previously tried and failed to dig through Earth's crust.
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There are now "too many" apps on the platform for customers to reasonably dig through on their own, according to Wood.
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More than 70,000 troops and emergency workers were dispatched to distribute supplies and dig through debris to search for the missing.
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The Trump campaign can dig through the bullshit all it wants, but last week was no good, very bad, and horrible.
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In this photo, a bison uses its huge head to dig through heavy snow in order to reach the grass underneath.
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REGAN: YOU STARTED TO DIG THROUGH THE NUMBERS A LITTLE BIT AND YOU MENTIONED COMP SALES ARE UP 2409 BASIS POINTS.
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CHICAGO — Dig through a public library or the reference shelf of your neighborhood hitting coach, and you might find a relic.
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During Plummer's time and for many years after, Mayo doctors could dig through any patient's records in the name of science.
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Across the region, rescue workers continue to dig through the rubble, sometimes by hand, in the hope of finding trapped survivors.
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As part of discovery, they'll dig through the gunmaker's internal company memos and try to prove that the company was negligent.
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The story is a follow-up to the hit show The White Queen, meaning there's a lot of history to dig through.
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The quickly-accessible GearBox saves you from having to dig through a morass of cables and hardware to find what you need.
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It's a lot to dig through, but the short version is a terrorist and a master manipulator don't make for ideal parents.
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And as we dig through the accounting and the numbers generally, if you look at the revenue growth year to date, 21%.
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For whatever reason, I find open directories to be fascinating, a kind of archaeological dig through a simpler time on the internet.
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Kevin has been described as "not aggressive" but she will dig through strollers, bags, and even hands to get to snacks. Relatable.
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As soon as it's over, you'd be well advised to dig through the blog's archive for the music of similarly minded freaks.
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The men can set themselves up against the wall they have to dig through while most of the girls are solving puzzles.
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You could dig through trash for hints about which units have alarms, run through every permutation of what the codes might be.
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We're asking you to dig through your archives, and your smart phones, to find and share with us your uncomfortable vacation photos.
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Girls dig through boxes in the market to find the most stylish scarves or sneaker wedges to look like actresses from Seoul.
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It should also be a lot more enjoyable to use when trying to dig through the insane amount of podcasts out there.
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"Last time they did broad hacking to find as much information as possible to dig through and find derogatory narratives," Watts says.
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This week Matthew Lynley and Alex Wilhelm were joined by General Catalyst's Steve Herrod, who helped us dig through the week's biggest news.
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If you wanted to look up a fact, you had to go to the library or dig through files at some government office.
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It shouldn't be the burden of users to dig through their settings and find the menu where they can opt-in to privacy.
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It wasn't long until people realized they could essentially dig through the Michael Scott archives to respond to Donald Trump's every surreal move.
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You probably think the US government needs a warrant if they want to dig through your old emails, texts, and instant messages, right?
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When you really dig through all this, when you really dig into it, how much of it actually happened at the Warped Tour?
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Mr. Chouhan confirmed that a National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) team were now traveling to the site to help dig through the mud.
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Squitieri convinced sanitation workers at Meridian Waste Services to let them dig through around 10 tons of garbage in a makeshift search effort.
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I dig through the research my actual assistant pulled for me, devising questions for her and watching how she composes herself in interviews.
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While a minutes release might seem an otherwise mundane dig through monetary policy, the Powell Fed has put a special emphasis on communication.
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"And you see that they're quite basic, you know, shovel, get in there, and kind of dig through under the border quite basically."
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Apple has added several more third-party streaming apps to the list of those that Siri can dig through to find TV shows.
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I'm really gonna have to dig through my post-grad brain like SpongeBob's memory files, burnt to a crisp, and calculate this equation.
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You can look up from a treasure map (handy) but have to dig through menus to pull it out in the first place.
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Rescue workers were forced to dig through 26 feet of snow to reach submerged villages, and in many cases, there were no survivors.
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"Companies could easily make this information clear in their proxy materials instead of making investors dig through documents for it," Ms. Cohernour said.
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"It was our dig through all that stuff that made [the company] realize that they had this marvelous bit of history," Washburn says.
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Recently, two club members, Suzanne Zoe Joskow and Jennie Taylor Tucker, started to dig through the archives to highlight some of those stories.
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At least 22 people are dead across the state — a figure that's expected to climb as emergency workers continue to dig through rubble.
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It's not an easy process to dig through history and get a clear and full picture, and see what you want to see.
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But he can't be the only director willing to question the strategy, dig through the numbers and, where needed, prod Flannery to shift gears.
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So if they're going to dig through your device, they'll at least have to convince a judge that there's a reason to do so.
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So, with that, open up your wig closet and take a dig through to discover the Kylie you should be for Halloween this year.
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Glick estimates that he has about 450 rolls of film to dig through, and only about 50 photographs are now on his personal website.
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You're over the all-black phase, and you no longer have time to dig through fast-fashion stores or trawl through influencers on Instagram.
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This week Katie Roof, Matthew Lynley and myself — Alex Wilhelm — were joined by Eric Liaw from IVP to dig through the pre-Christmas news.
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Rather than dig through the weeds, CNN reached out to several contemporary Libertarians to get a better understanding of Libertarianism as it stands now.
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Very little information has been released about each episode, though we now have all six episode teasers and a series trailer to dig through.
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Get a Travel Adapter for $15.15 See Details Eliminate the need to dig through your luggage for a power cord halfway to the gate.
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Its legal team says that the majority of the documents Waymo wants to dig through have been secured in a storage facility since 2010.
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To celebrate, I'm going to dig through my storage locker for my original, still functional Game Boy and Tetris cartridge and clear some lines.
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But in order for miners to get high-grade ore, they have to dig through low-grade ore first, which then gets thrown out.
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So director Al Reinert decided to dig through millions of feet of unaired Apollo footage and blow it up from 16 mm to 35.
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But it will take at least a week to dig through the 20 feet of mud that besieged the miners' bunkhouses, police officers said.
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I rarely let them independently dig through our instrument trolley and try out the various instruments, which is why they loved this so much!
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If you have to dig through menus to find the show or movie you were watching before, the experience can get annoying pretty quickly.
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Doherty says they're not just looking for lost property as they dig through the muddy beach -- they are also cleaning up garbage and debris.
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Dig through one bag and it is possible to find a little rug of carmine-colored fur and yards of gray pinstripe wool suiting.
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If you follow a lot of people, it can be hard to dig through all the tweets you missed since last opening the app.
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This week Kate and Alex were back to dig through a surprising number of fresh rounds and new funds, along with a little breaking news.
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As part of its inquiry, the FBI plans to dig through his cell phone, which it hasn't been able to access, the Washington Post reports.
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Forced to dig through a garbage can for an actual green Lantern, the cast members forced him to smash it to pieces with a sledgehammer.
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Lucky for you, we took a dig through The Tig to find some of Markle's best health, fitness, wellness, and mental health tips and takeaways.
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The death toll currently stands at 119, according to the AP, though that number is expected to rise as rescue crews dig through the rubble.
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The process began, as all the searches do, with intensive research at the National Archives, interviews with veterans, and a dig through old military photographs.
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They need a sleek body shape in order to dig through the dirt—a bulky or round shape would be sort of counterproductive for digging.
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Adding in Whole Foods meals will likely mean better results, though it also means a more specific menu that owners will have to dig through.
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The software is powerful, but somewhat limiting, letting the user only dig through information that it deems as being relevant to the case at hand.
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" She continues, "I didn't touch it or dig through it, of course, but his nail clippers and tweezers were on top and they were gold.
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And more importantly, SmartThings' app just isn't optimized for lighting control, requiring you to dig through menus and turn each light off one by one.
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The building crumbled during a torrential downpour on Friday night, and emergency workers continued to dig through the rubble on Saturday evening, searching for survivors.
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This week Katie Roof, Matthew Lynley, and myself — Alex Wilhelm — were joined by Accel's Jake Flomenberg to dig through the biggest news of the week.
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Soft voxels make it so the player can dig through the terrain or make a flat surface no matter where they are on the planet.
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This week, the crew — Katie Roof and Alex Wilhelm — were joined by David Pakman, a partner at Venrock, who helped us dig through the news.
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Don't make recruiters dig through your cover letter to find your name and contact info — include it up top so they can easily reach out.
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Workers had pulled at least 37 people alive from the site, government officials said, tossing aside backpacks and classroom equipment to dig through the rubble.
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The civil defense - widely known as the White Helmets - runs a rescue operation to help dig through the rubble and take the injured to hospital.
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He was sick of having to dig through his luggage every day, so he thought up the idea for a suitcase that would convert into shelving.
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Now he'll spend nearly the next six months in jail for not allowing police to dig through his phones for evidence they don't seem to need.
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The pity of this is that it is possible, if they are willing to pick up their shovels dig through the muck and get to it.
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Not all of his five sons have public Twitter accounts, and some of them, like the dreaded Tagg, have too many followers to possibly dig through.
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Google says that when people speak a command to its Assistant today, its servers need to dig through 100GB of data to understand what's being asked.
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If nothing else, it'd allow you to start watching something "eh" and dig through the selection of other apps in hopes of finding a better pick.
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With at least 17 dead and hundreds trapped in California mudslides, crews search from the air and dig through a deluge of debris, per L.A. Times.
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But we also decided to dig through some archives for photos of the sort of thing we can expect should Trump's Grand Military Parade become reality.
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There are countless notes to fill narrative gaps, and in true BioShock fashion, you thoughtlessly dig through desks, lockers, and trash for health, weapons, and items.
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Personally, I think it's unfair — it rewards only some readers and not those who don't dig through all the archives to find the new little factoids.
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Instead, they end up having to dig through their email to find the URL of the Slack channel they're in, and open it in the browser.
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Ten minutes before the day's end, he asked the Special Counsel's Office to dig through a stack of document boxes in the corner of the room.
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Based on Apple's presentation, it seems like the column view will make it much easier to find documents quickly without having to dig through your folders.
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He'd like to be able to send push notifications to staff about what to tweet, so they don't have to dig through emails to find instructions.
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When I received the news yesterday that Leonard Cohen has passed at the age of 20063, I knew the protocol: wax nostalgic, dig through his archives.
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Break out the Manischewitz and go dig through your desk drawers for your dreidel, because we've got everything you need to celebrate the Festival of Lights.
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As you dig through the story, you'll earn experience that levels you up — which, in turn, gives you an opportunity to unlock a range of abilities.
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Dig through the back of your pantry and the corners of your freezer — how many half-full bags of pasta and frozen broccoli do you have?
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If you're trying to get the most out of your subscription now that you've finished The Mandalorian, I'm about to help you dig through Disney+ archives.
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A trip to Shabab territory is an open invitation to be kidnapped, so I could not survey battlefields or dig through craters for scraps of bombs.
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But that person can't be the only director willing to question the strategy, dig through the numbers and, where needed, prod Mr. Flannery to shift gears.
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It would have taken hours to dig through everything — castoffs from a family member's store in Connecticut that had closed, Yoseph said — but I lucked out.
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There are hundreds of levels to dig through, and even presented with a stage that looks familiar, there is always a twist waiting around the corner.
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Pangolins don't have any teeth, but they rely on other features like their sharp claws to dig through insect mounds or strip away the bark from trees.
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In order to entirely stop your location from being tracked, you need to dig through your settings to also turn off the "Web and App Activity" setting.
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For example, you can automatically upload the last photo you took to Dropbox or open your favorite Spotify playlist without having to dig through those apps' interfaces.
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Borrowers have begun to feel the squeeze, according to Sydney real estate agent Peter Wong, as banks dig through credit histories and ask borrowers for bigger deposits.
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Guests can roam, dig through desks and wardrobes, and witness any story moment they like at any given time, but they can't actually change anything that happens.
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From baggy tracksuit bottoms in Pantone colors and pared-down sports bras worn as crop tops, we may need to dig through our early-aughts gym gear.
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One of those residents is Christos Malachias, who has a massive family photo archive going back more than 60 years, which he allowed me to dig through.
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For instance, you can dig through your OneDrive files and drop instant links in chat messages, or copy and paste contact info by linking your address book.
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While Nunes has leaned on Gowdy to dig through the intelligence to give him ammunition against the probe, Gowdy has appeared uncomfortable at times by that role.
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Mershin had originally envisioned putting a supercomputer underneath the Nano-Nose that would dig through databases listing thousands of compounds and print out those the nose registered.
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That's the hook of online groups like DNA Detectives: They give people a chance to dig through their lineage in ways other generations couldn't dream of doing.
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When the rockets started to fall right outside his home, Issa and his neighbors started to dig through the basement of their building to create a shelter.
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But as he and Nan dig through the past, he discovers that his father's summer fling was a ten-year long-distance affair, conducted in love letters.
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Also, favorite SiriusXM stations, phone contacts, and map locations can be moved to the home screen to eliminate the need to dig through multiple layers of menus.
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Just ask Jen Dahl, 40, a high school teacher who lives in Rockaway Borough in Morris County, N.J., where bears roam and mostly dig through her trash.
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"More and more and more and more kept coming in, and it started to get scarier as they started to dig through my old stuff," Jamie said.
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I also threw it into the laundry hamper multiple times, only to dig through a mound of dirty clothes the next morning when I realized what I'd done.
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To solve the mystery, you must dig through old messages and calendars to further hack into Sam's life, but it never makes you question why you're doing this.
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Sprint uses Adobe's AI platform to dig through troves of customer data and find potentially receptive groups of people to target with marketing, an Adobe spokesperson tells Axios.
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Unfortunately, it hasn't ever been the best app to navigate, forcing you to dig through its library just to get to the next episode of Game of Thrones.
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Rescue workers continued to dig through the rubble and mud Tuesday hoping to find survivors, but a lack of heavy lifting equipment means that many areas remain inaccessible.
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A special prosecutor, if competent and credible, would be able to dig through the available evidence and, ultimately, make an informed and nonpartisan decision about bringing criminal charges.
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It pays to be an Xbox Live Gold member in many ways — the only issue you'll have is finding time to dig through your now massive game library.
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You'll be able to access everything you want on the HD10 with voice commands so you don't have to dig through multiple screens to find what you need.
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That is why Cramer decided to dig through what Trump has actually said about various companies and the economy and figure out what he would do if elected.
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The moon in Scorpio asks you to assess your worth—perhaps it's time to dig through all your designer items and see what treasures you might be holding.
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Of course, the FBI and the Dark Army are still both closing in, but we've also got Elliot back in Robot mode, so there's plenty to dig through.
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All the internal wiring can be accessed through a handy back zipper, so you don't have to dig through all your stuff to recharge the internal battery, too.
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He added that firefighters had to dig through rubble, broken concrete blocks and building material to locate the person after the collapse, which took place shortly before noon.
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It's just easier to be in FFXV's world of Eos than it was to stomp through the muck of Velen and the dig through the corruption of Novigrad.
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The soft mud was easy to dig through, but highly pervious; a shield had to be placed in front to block out water, allowing the workers to continue.
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Citizens around Iran watched riveting news feeds on television and social media as survivors used backhoes and their hands to dig through debris in the search for survivors.
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When the embers had cooled enough for investigators to dig through the rubble, they discovered the headless body of a woman clutching the charred remains of three children.
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And the last time you want to dig through boxes for bandages, gauze or antibiotic ointment is when you or a loved one is hurt and in pain.
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There's plenty to dig through as it's a pretty long list of rules, but some notable differences include how the app will moderate drug use and fake news.
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The film offers a brief look into their harrowing work, as they rush into buildings soon after bomb blasts and dig through heavy rubble and dust for survivors.
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When you bash into something, King Knight will twirl through the air, letting you bounce on enemies, break through certain types of ground, and dig through treasure piles.
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Spoken commands don't require users to dig through phone menus or learn a new interface, for example, which can be particularly useful for seniors or people with disabilities.
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Whether you dig through the hashtags or just swipe your own feed, there's no doubt a lot to learn about how we consume art from where we Instagram it.
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Now, Apple has made the app smart, so that it knows when you've started a run and asks you to track it without having to dig through the app.
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A subsequent report found that SAP, Symantec, and McAfee had also given the Russian government permission to dig through their code for software that's also used by the DOD.
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His team of volunteers is the first to respond when bombs flatten buildings, rushing into the thick clouds of fine white dust to dig through the rubble for survivors.
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In beta tests, the team has found that users who used to dig through their inbox for 3 hours per day are now cutting through it twice as fast.
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This week TechCrunch's Katie Roof and Crunchbase News's Alex Wilhelm sat down with Science Inc's Michael Jones to dig through the latest in the world of technology and money.
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In the area of Belaya Gora, in northeastern Siberia, locals use high-power water hoses to dig through the ground in search of mammoths and other ice age animals.
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Facebook also maintains subscriptions for apps and games, so you'll want to dig through Facebook's settings to see if you're being charged for any games you're no longer playing.
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And while there were some marked advancements in the diversity of nominees among the 2017 nods, you had to dig through that PDF to find the women of color.
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This clip-on silicon strainer is super convenient and small enough to be slipped in a drawer, so you'll never have to dig through a pile of gadgets again.
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Every day, I dig through that thick layer of snow-like ice that lines our fish delivery box, hoping that I'll be pulling out a beauty by the gills.
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They're suburbs in a magical fantasy universe where dragons fly overhead, unicorns dig through trash cans ("they're like possums," explains director Dan Scanlon), and mushroom houses line the streets.
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He is regularly invited by hospitals to dig through a suite of devices used in the facility and identify security vulnerabilities — and the results are invariably bad, he says.
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From there, it took me all weekend to dig through hundreds of links — many broken, outdated, or otherwise indecipherable — before I could identify the alt-Right's more coherent thinkers.
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In Mexico City, thousands of soldiers, rescuers and civilians -- including college students -- were working side by side to dig through tall piles of rubble from dozens of crumbled buildings.
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"I think it's just a case where because we didn't invest enough, I think we will dig through this hole, but it will take a few years," Zuckerberg said.
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From there, it took me all weekend to dig through hundreds of links — many broken, outdated, or otherwise indecipherable — before I could identify the alt-right's more coherent thinkers.
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A neighbor, Mohammed Abu Anas, helped to dig through the rubble and then ran for medical aid through battered alleyways with one of the children bleeding in his arms.
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This gives you easy access to small belongings, so you don't have to dig through a cluttered bag to find your keys, but still keeps your important items secure.
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He made the same decision to buy there that his customers make — and, like his clients, his ability to dig through years of regulatory decisions and paperwork is limited.
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Despite the president's pledge, it was clear that rescue and cleanup efforts would take time: Recovery teams lacked the appropriate equipment to dig through the extensive mud and debris.
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Similarly, if I head on over to GOG, I can dig through all the games I meant to play in 2002 but never had a chance to try out.
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Now, as members of Congress frantically dig through Mueller's lengthy report, two questions rise above all the others: Why didn't Mueller charge Trump with obstruction himself, and what happens now?
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Okay, watch the above exclusive Survivor preview showing the Survivor: Kaoh Rong episode 4 immunity challenge in which contestants have to run through obstacles and dig through sand for bags.
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Members of the Syrian Civil Defense, known as the White Helmets, dig through the rubble of a building following reported airstrikes on the town of Maarat al-Numan, June 15.
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There's lots of info to dig through, but I'm going to focus on residential customers — and particularly on millennials, which as we all know are the center of the universe.
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In one, you can open the gallery app and then issue voice commands for editing a photo rather than trying to dig through the interface to find the right button.
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But dig through the goop of blood and gore, and what you ultimately end up with is the story of a relationship so closely entwined that it becomes self-destructive.
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Twice a day, Garfield tells me, the assistants go in and dig through the litter, collect the feces into buckets, and analyze all of them for signs of Toxoplasma gondii.
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You can dig through a ton of metadata on each picture, quickly scroll through and zoom in on photos, and get an overview of all the images on your device.
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The idea is not terribly new — JPL has commissioned posters, infographics, and other artwork in the past, and you can dig through a pretty extensive archive on the lab's website.
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They're also part of Google's new "Made for Google" accessory line, which means pairing with an Android smartphone takes just seconds and doesn't require you to dig through any menus.
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You dig through it, though, and realize that what bothers the court has a common-sense ring of plausibility — that payment networks are "two sided," and there is probably interdependence.
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This week we had the full Equity staff on hand to dig through the week's news, helmed by Kate Clark and Connie Loizos, with Alex Wilhelm in the studio too.
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That meant we had to really dig through an enormous haystack of unrelated footage from that time, hoping that the camera would swing to the left and capture our heroines.
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With 261 gigabytes of data, data mining was essential if the team of 100 journalists were to dig through the largest mass of leaked data in the history of journalism.
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Residents in Juchitán spent the morning using backhoes and their bare hands to dig through the wreckage of collapsed buildings and pull the injured, and the dead, from the rubble.
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And it wasn't easy to recreate the product: Coca-Cola had to reach into its archives to get the design of right, and dig through its vault to recover the recipe.
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You can dig through the crew members' belongings in their air-locked rooms and messy gym lockers, read their private messages, and eavesdrop on their interactions with the AI, called ODIN.
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His death rocked the community but his partner Jessica Viscius of the Chicago band Bunny along with his mother Désirée Gruber, while grieving, decided to dig through his entire recorded output.
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Atrium Records improves on the clumsy status quo where clients have to dig through emails from their lawyers hoping to find the most up-to-date versions of important corporate documents.
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Or better yet, if you want a memorable experience tied to Radiohead, well, why not just save your money and dig through a landfill while listening to A Moon Shaped Pool?
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Unfortunately there's no real magic shortcut for avoiding having to dig through the details of these policies, but it's worth it if you want the best coverage at the lowest possible price.
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I missed a few reminders about our performance schedule, freaked out, and resolved to dig through Facebook's web of notifications to make sure I'd see every announcement from our director going forward.
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You need to dig through a menu to do something as simple as swapping your gun, and playing a third-person shooter without the ability to control the camera is incredibly frustrating.
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With Hungry Host, you use Alexa to list off a bunch of ingredients that you have in your fridge, and it'll dig through its database of recipes to recommend one to cook.
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The news highlights the increasingly common practice of releasing large datasets online for anyone to dig through, some of which may contain personal information, and the legal tension that comes with that.
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Yagami will have to wear disguises to sneak into buildings, sweet-talk witnesses into giving up information, tail suspects to take incriminating photographs, and dig through crime scenes in search of clues.
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Video from the site showed a chaotic scene, with dozens of bystanders nearby and first responders trying to dig through what remained of the building in the working-class neighborhood of Ghatkopar.
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As every L.A. gal knows, you haven't truly experienced the city until you've woken up at sunrise to dig through piles of $1 vintage items in this secondhand store's petite parking lot.
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On a cold morning walk in to work, it may not be worth it to peel off a glove and dig through your coat pockets just to skip a 45-second ad.
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Update: Since this was published, Jason Scott of the Internet Archive, uploaded another version of the source code with improved metadata that should be easier to dig through, if you're so inclined.
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But on Twitter last night, Pain revealed that he felt motivated to dig through his hard drive to resurrect unreleased songs he and Wayne have together for the album that never happened.
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In Northern California, some businesses are reopening as investigators dig through debris to determine what set off the region's staggering outbreak of wildfires, whose toll includes 21 lives and almost 224,213 structures.
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Just about everyone who shops online has opened a sizable cardboard box and had to dig through miles of plastic bubble wrap to find a much smaller item buried at the bottom.
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Last time we wrote about Hayley Kiyoko we were making the Los Angeles native dig through her old photo albums and uncover the LOLS for Scrapbook—Noisey's style-centric throwback Thursday regular.
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Also, if you want to watch USA defeat New Zealand in the Overwatch World Cup, that's over on YouTube, or you can dig through the Twitch archives for the rest of the matches.
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But, if you dig through her style archives like we did, you'll find there's one affordable bag that Kate can't live without, and has owned in multiple colors: Longchamp&aposs Le Pliage Tote.
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These products have all forced users to dig through their notes within their own poorly-designed apps though, which is why Moleskine's Notes app for Windows 10 makes a little bit more sense.
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There's a lot to dig through in the entire interview and Stahl acquitted herself well, veering between easy, building questions and tough, probing queries, and the whole interview, embedded below, is worth watching.
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Johnson was remarkably game to dig through all the different decisions a brand makes when building a winter jacket or coat, from linings to the trimmings, to even how big the company is.
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Trump said it would be a "violation" for Mueller to dig through Trump family finances as part of his investigation and left open the possibility that he would try to force Mueller out.
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And perhaps more commonly, journalists dig through data breaches of customer passwords, logins, and other personal information to verify their authenticity, and inform those infected about the limits and scope of the hack.
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" Rakoff dismissed Uber's argument that Miguel Santos-Neves, the investigator from Ergo hired to dig through Meyer's life, went "rogue," insisting that "his misrepresentations were condoned by the highest levels of Ergo leadership.
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Rescue equipment and heavy machinery still hadn't reached the village, so Supriyadi and his colleagues had to dig through the ruins by hand, working together to move heavy slabs of stone and concrete.
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If a casual customer clicks on the reviews for Firewatch and sees the recent distortion, they have to dig through posts to see whether it's a game-breaking bug or an unrelated review-bombing.
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Some, like Philippe Reines, a longtime and trusted Clinton confidant, are eager to dig through the pages of Mr. Comey's book, if only to dissect it, point by point, looking for inconsistencies or misstatements.
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Here&aposs another one for you Laura that seems to have-- there&aposs so much darkness in this that you have to dig through the dirt to get to the dirt underneath the dirt.
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But before you dig through your closet and unearth those bulky rain boots, now is the perfect time to consider taking a more fashionable approach towards staying dry (snow is definitely in our future).
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It's actually fairly simple: You have to know where [the brain] is, and you have to sort of dig through the shell with a pick or a small knife and slash back and forth.
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Customers find the convenience of having the ingredients premeasured and provided at once: There's no need to catalog what's already in the pantry, stop at the grocery store or dig through cookbooks for recipes.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., sat down last spring to dig through a trove of previously unreleased government records, it was business as usual for a researcher known for prodigious reporting and doorstop books.
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MATARAM, Indonesia — A day after an earthquake devastated an Indonesian resort island, hundreds of tourists remained stranded, hotels were filled to capacity and rescuers continued to dig through rubble in a search for survivors.
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Uninstalling the device administrator app is not as easy as uninstalling a normal app, either—you can't remove the app unless you first dig through the settings and remove it as the administrator first.
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In an interview last month, Warner suggested that their panel didn't have the resources compared to the special counsel to dig through financial matters, saying Mueller has "tools we don't have" on financial issues.
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Across the region, first responders are continuing to dig through the rubble, sometimes by hand, in the hopes of finding survivors who were trapped by the massive quake or the destructive tsunami that followed.
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Or if you don't want to dig through the organization's disclosures, the newly launched site ImpactMatters has impact ratings for over 1,000 charities and gives you an idea how much your dollars can do.
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Examiners must dig through these cryptic explanations and illustrations to not only decipher what, exactly, is at the heart of a claim, but also to determine whether the claim actually demonstrates "newness" above existing patents.
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TURN ON THE PHOTOS FOLDER IN GOOGLE DRIVE If for whatever reason you want or need to dig through the actual folder and file structure of Google Photos, you can do this through Google Drive.
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Rescue and recovery efforts remain underway as relief workers desperately dig through the rubble for survivors, even as aftershocks registering up to 4.1 in magnitude continued to pulse through central Italy as recently as Thursday.
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"Trash Talk" is VICE's new interview series where we invade the homes and studios of some of New York's most talented artists and creatives, dig through their garbage, and then ask them questions about it.
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Police in Connecticut had to dig through branches and power lines to free a 21-year-old from his car after lightning sent a large tree branch onto the vehicle, killing the man, reports say.
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Few of us want to be the first person to rock that tracksuit to brunch with our friends, or to dig through that '90s keepsake box for the choker we've been saving from middle school.
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A Red Cross spokesman said the organization had been asked not to hand out the free tool kits — a shovel, gloves, a dust mask — they typically give to fire victims to dig through the ruins.
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As historians dig through the Reagan presidency, his cognitive decline has been explored as one of the problems that beset him as the 1980s progressed, given the disease with which he would later be diagnosed.
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Throughout the hour, as people dig through what Dale left behind, they keep finding evidence that he imprisoned the Kid because he believed he had been instructed by God to protect Castle Rock from evil.
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They said they'd call the cops on me if I didn't dig through all four of my 21-year-old roommates' suitcases and dump out every single bottle of liquor they'd packed for the week.
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One episode in the second season spent several minutes on the reporters' efforts to dig through countless numbers of files in an old, little-used facility that had become a dumping ground for such materials.
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First, dig through your closet for an Abercrombie denim mini and a cardigan, then follow along as we recreate her iconic beauty look in the video below — using items you already have in your makeup bag.
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"There are a lot of trades that happen in baskets and people don't always dig through the weeds and find the companies that are growing organically," said Dennison, whose fund is up 37.3% for the year.
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Smart money is also on Sam Tarly, who's currently an apprentice to a maester writing a history of the War of the Five Kings, and who just got a large number of scrolls to dig through.
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In terms of resolving a lot of these issues, I think it's just a case where because we didn't invest enough, I think we will dig through this hole, but it will take a few years.
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Robert Mueller seems like he's said all he's going to say about his investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election for now ... if you want more, there's 448 pages in his report to dig through.
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ROME (Reuters) - As rescuers dig through the wreckage of one of the worst rail crashes in Italy's history, the disaster has highlighted the country's struggle to harness European Union funds meant to improve its creaking infrastructure.
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The "House and Techno New Arrivals" bins at Academy Annex in Greenpoint are a pretty perfect example of the sort of bins I love to dig through—full of past rave detritus and priced really well.
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The mental realm and communication continue to be highlighted this month during the Full Moon in Capricorn on July 19, which will illuminate a vast amount of information for you to dig through, my little scorpion.
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Hurd: I wouldn't give too much credence to the early anecdote you brought up or to any other anecdote, because I think you can find a lot of these as you dig through a large organization.
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There's a lot to dig through, from an "energy booster" section that appeared Friday morning with '90s hip-hop and "pop anthems," playlists, to recommendations for new artists that are like artists I've already listened to.
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Conservative groups are pledging to dig through the nominee's background and record in search of political ammunition to combat the Obama administration's effort to portray the nominee as a reasonable jurist who deserves a fair review.
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But it should be possible to dig through all the information that's available online, along with accompanying photos, to build a big enough lexicon to get a good handle of most problems for plants and solutions.
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When that capability is plugged into an existing IBM AI tool called Watson Discovery, it can also make it easier for companies to dig through and glean insights from troves of documents and other written communications.
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In a small Capitol Hill office after President Donald Trump had been impeached and official Washington bolted town for the holidays, a three-person team gathered to dig through musty old law books and congressional records.
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She made an elaborate show of heaving her giant designer purse onto the bar so that she could dig through it to find the laundry money she was going to use to pay for her Sazerac.
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She can scrub backward and forward in time, thus allowing her to dig through the virtual "desktops" for each crewmember and allowing for featherweight puzzles that rarely amount to more than watching crewmembers enter important passcodes.
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Initialized Capital's Garry Tan will join Connie Loizos and Alex Wilhelm live on the Showcase Stage at 3 pm on Thursday, September 6, to dig through the latest, greatest and worst from the world of venture capital.
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Trash Talk is VICE's new interview series where we invade the homes and studios of some of New York's most talented artists and creatives, dig through their garbage, and then ask them really pointed questions about it.
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"If you book with us you can discover these [activities] very easily over the same app, you don't have to find a local service or dig through to find out what the local options are," said Gebbia.
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If you just wanted to know what kind of water filter to buy for your earthquake kit, you had to dig through a YouTube video where a guy talks about how Hillary's going to steal your children.
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As security researchers and policy analysts dig through the latest WikiLeaks documents, the sheer number of hacking tools the CIA has apparently hoarded for exploiting zero-day vulnerabilities—secret inroads that tech firms haven't patched—stands out most.
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It has long been common for critics to dig through the past of those who come forward to report sexual assault, looking for evidence of drinking or sexual behavior that can be used to paint them as unreliable.
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It's not a true file system that lets you dig through every bit of the operating system's bits and pieces as you can on macOS or Windows, but it's the missing piece of the puzzle for productivity users.
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The movie industry has been keen to adopt AI for these sorts of analytics, and several companies already claim that they can predict the success of a movie just by using machine learning to dig through its script.
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"On the face of it, it seems like investors are really bearishly positioned, but when you dig through the data, you find that investors are actually more bullishly positioned than they've been in a long time," he said.
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I mean, generally speaking, anything that requires you to dig through mountains of paperwork, crunch numbers, keep up to date with changing tax law, and potentially cough up a bunch of money isn't exactly designed to be fun.
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In an interview with The New York Times, Trump said it would be a "violation" for Mueller to dig through Trump family finances as part of his probe and left open the chance he could fire Mueller. 4.
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Megamix takes some of the best songs from the first three games in the series, including the Japan-only original, and adds in a handful of new ones along with a brand new story mode to dig through.
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Sony's vanilla PS4 UI was easier to navigate than Microsoft's first Xbox One interface, but regular users will find their consoles quickly cluttering up, forcing them to dig through pages of menus to find what they're looking for.
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The government would accept offers of help from 18 countries and it had also commandeered 20 excavators from mines and plantations to help with a shortage of equipment to dig through wreckage and clear blocked roads, he said.
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Sanders's rebuke hints that Bloomberg's immense wealth and ability to dig through a bottomless war chest to blanket the airwaves with ads could emerge as a top line of attack for other liberal candidates in the primary field.
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I'll dig through what you need to know about the phones, but here's the gist: They're so much like last year's iPhone X that most people probably won't be able to tell the XS and the X apart.
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Dear spends a lot of time explaining complex systems from a different era, almost by necessity, but readers willing to dig through the technical will get rewarded with anecdotes that genuinely show how those systems eventually changed the world.
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But Pratt made it out on top in the end: "She ended up being so, like, happy that I would be willing to dig through the garbage for her dog that she gave me a giant tip," he says.
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The combat system is more of a hybrid, using XV's real-time hack-and-slash foundation and mixing it with a "tactical mode" that slows everything down and gives you time to dig through menus for spells and abilities.
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Back then, if you wanted to read rumors about your favorite team, you'd have to dig through local sports sites, columns at the Worldwide Leader, your own self-curated RSS feed, and random message boards flung far and wide.
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In Palu, the capital of Central Sulawesi, the devastation is far-reaching — boats larger than buildings have washed ashore, landslides have blocked vital roadways, and across the area, families are left to dig through the rubble for missing loved ones.
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These films are marketed in a way that implies moviegoers are getting something extra, something they couldn't get on their own, as if you couldn't just dig through your dad's vinyl or search "best of the [insert decade]" on Spotify.
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Venture thaumaturgics weren't Ley's area, and anyway if Kai reached out, she'd have to visit Ley while she was in town, and there wasn't enough time on a short business trip to dig through everything that had piled up between them.
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We spent the rest of the hour before the store closed as a team, helping dig through all the styles to show her some that would work, and also explaining the different types of bras and how they might help her.
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This is especially true during some of the show's investigative sequences, where you have to do things like watch a series of private videos in an attempt to find someone's password, or dig through a dating site to find incriminating details.
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Personally, I didn't want to dig through over seven years of my Facebook archive in order to delete every photo where you may be able to see my past nose, so instead I took my followers on my journey with me.
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We had Alex Wilhelm in-studio with our guest Minal Hasan, founder of K2 Global, and TechCrunch's Danny Chriton jumped in from New York to help the crew dig through the biggest and best stuff from the last seven days.
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Still, because Instagram is designed to encourage users to view photos in their feed rather than dig through individual profiles, any follower who missed this image or began following Ulman after it was posted, would likely never have seen it.
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Specifically, as a growing roster of companies rush into the space and attempt to lock down subscribers via paywalled exclusives, forcing users to dig through a long list of services to find the content they want is starting to get annoying.
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Through a program called MILKWHITE, revealed on Tuesday in Snowden documents published by The Intercept, the Metropolitan Police, Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC) and more have been able to dig through GCHQ's intercepts for things such as IP addresses.
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So they asked John Edwin Mason, a University of Virginia professor who studies the history of Africa and photography, to dig through the magazine's archives to examine its shortcomings in covering people of color in the United States and abroad.
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"It's a lot cleaner now because families separate the materials and give them to you [as ReciclApp's system requires], rather than having to dig through the garbage," she said, standing in the shade on a side street in her neighbourhood.
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If you're looking for the best air fryer, for instance, you could search for air fryers and dig through which of them have been "stacked" the most ("stack" is YourStack's word for share) and then read through the comments and discussion.
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And even though the market was ugly again on Tuesday, Cramer thinks it is safe enough to dig through the rubble of stocks that were laid to waste in the huge market-wide sell-off that occurred in the past few months.
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Davis, we learn, might turn an email into a story, or dig through Flaubert's letters to turn anecdotes from his correspondence into tiny stories of her own, or create drama out of an interview by withholding the questions and offering only the answers.
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It can be annoying to carry a phone around when you're a woman whose clothing doesn't have pockets (thanks a lot patriarchy... not!) and have to put your phone in a bag you then have to dig through when it buzzes—but men?
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Yes, yet another Bachelorette will have the opportunity to dig through a bro-ish gaggle of conventionally attractive sales guys, fitness instructors, and aspiring country music stars named Bryce or Ty to find a husband, and this time, her name is Clare Crawley!
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Cercas, in other words, is no longer prepared to lie anecdotally in order to tell an essential truth; instead, he will dig through archives, trudge around historic battlefields, and interview the few remaining people (largely decrepit and unforthcoming) who knew his great-uncle.
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The holidays have given us an occasion to dig through the archives to see if New York Times critics were on the right side of history when they first reviewed these films, or if they missed an annual tradition in the making.
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Longing for the days of the sticky floored arcades of your youth and long nights spent with the Atari 2600, but can't be bothered to dig through your mum's basement to find all the bits and bobs to throw yourself into a retro-gaming binge?
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Really dig through all 22018-plus pages, Jeanine because there is so much to unpack here, and people really should not just cherry pick the results of this report depending on their political point of view or conclusions that are in search of evidence.
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Because its inside pouches are clear, this case acts more like a bathroom shelf while dangling from a door hook; we can see every inch of what we packed, without having to dig through an entire bag just to get to a skinny eye pencil.
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A service like this, Oh says, is for people who once felt very "in touch" with music but have found themselves with less and less time to dig through the mess — what she calls "the symphony of algorithms" — to find things that are special.
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You need to augment the people with tools who can dig through all these events and correlate them with the 22019,000 security blogs that are coming out every month, the 10,000 security papers and actually read them all, because people can't read them all.
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Color Genomics patients provide the company a saliva sample, which is tested with a combination of in-house scientists and software engineers that dig through the data available from those tests in order to find mutations that can lead to a higher risk of cancer.
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But with the source code, those who know how would be able to modify the game to create new content for it, recompile the code for different platforms, or simply dig through notes and documentation the developers left behind for odd bits of history.
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You can dig through the full coverage here, or read the play-by-play of the keynote in our live blog, but here are the main takeaways: Recapping Apple's iPhone 7 event Everything you need to know from Apple's iPhone 7 event http://tcrn.
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He had no way of knowing if these fabled collaborations between the great rappers of the age actually existed in the pre-centralized streaming service era, so he'd do his best to dig, through record stores and internet forums, priding himself for hoarding rarities.
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There's lots to dig through, but the big story is familiar: Progress is occurring more rapidly than almost anyone forecast — global fossil fuel electricity use is expected to peak in 2248 and decline thereafter — but not rapidly enough to forestall 7.83 degrees of global warming.
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Advertising When Bose was trying to find the right song for a commercial promoting its latest wireless headphones in partnership with the National Football League last fall, it didn't dig through catalogs of blockbuster hits from big-name rock stars or hip-hop artists.
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"We did not go back to recalculate the accurate number as we would have needed to dig through too many charts, and it was not worth the effort once we identified what the issue was," he said in response to a follow-up question.
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Video on television showed ambulances rushing to the scene, which had been cut off by heavy snowfall, and snowplows clearing the road to the hotel, nestled in the Gran Sasso National Park, allowing through heavy machinery that would help rescue workers dig through the debris.
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For now, the Retraction Watch team has promised to dig through this year's pulled papers to see if they can find any new trends so they can get to the bottom of whether "last year is an outlier or a sign of a new plateau."
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The version that makes much more sense is that she refused the State Department email address so that Republican congressional investigators, conservative interest groups, and the media wouldn't be able to dig through her laundry — clean or dirty — while she was running for president. Fail.
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"Star Wars: The Force Awakens" is finally available for purchase, at least on digital HD. As fans are starting to dig through the special features, including an hour-long documentary on the making-of the film, diehard fans will pour over the film's seven deleted scenes.
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Alto's stacks categorize your emails based on popular criteria (snoozed, messages from contacts, messages with files / photos, etc.) and the app's cards put critical info — travel times, hotel bookings, OpenTable reservations, and so on — in front of you without actually requiring you to dig through the inbox.
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There's also a lot of straight-up hacking, with a level of technical detail that's still very new to TV. All that gives us a lot to dig through each week — whether it's breaking down the plot, walking through the hacks, or checking in with the fans.
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After seeing how much it's tearing Dan up inside to see Chuck and know that he'll need to put him out of work soon, though, Roseanne asks Jackie to help her dig through their mom's old stuff in the basement in the hopes of finding something valuable.
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In one of the alerts to the child welfare agency, the assistant principal at Anthony's elementary school called to say Anthony told her he was being forced to dig through trash to find food, and that his mom was beating him, according to the grand jury transcripts.
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On the UX side, you no longer have to dig through a submenu to find all the various shooting modes available – they're listed at the top in a tappable header, and you can also just swipe left and right to quickly cycle through the various options.
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The app will surface attachments and files in Google Docs, Sheets and Slides right below the subject line while you're scanning your inbox, folders and search results, so you don't need to dig through all the messages in a thread to find what you're looking for.
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The seven impeachment managers tapped to make the Democrats' case before the Senate will return to Washington on Sunday to dig through the extensive record built over the course of the months-long investigation that led to Trump's impeachment last month, according to aides working on impeachment.
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While Apple does say in the iPhone user manual that batteries degrade over time and should be replaced, you'd have to dig through a few links outside of the manual to learn that by 500 charge cycles, your phone's battery will hold a charge of about 80 percent.
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But the latest one to get Chrome blogs excited is "Poppy," because if you dig through the open-source logs for the Chromium project you'll find tantalizing references to a "DETACHABLE_UI config option" and resetting via power button combinations (like Android tablets do it) instead of keyboard combinations.
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But first they had to dig through a whole lot of glue – a membrane of sorts that seems to play a key role in the phone's newfound water resistance rating, along with the haptic home button, which also serves to eliminate a long time pain point of broken buttons.
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Doug Jones—an A&T alum who grew up on a hog farm and who runs the swine unit—will offer white pullover galoshes for your shoes and he'll dig through a cardboard box to find a jumpsuit to cover your clothes, as if you're prepping for surgery.
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Since its early days, the administration has been telegraphing a desire to more closely dig through the backgrounds and social media histories of foreign travelers, but Thursday's move is the first time that it will formally require virtually all applicants to come to the US to disclose that information.
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As we continue to dig through the many layers of corruption, lawbreaking, and bad faith that have accumulated in the intervening years, it's important to recognize that the quintessentially private practices that now form the basis for the Panama Papers revelations emerged within a context of large-scale state criminality.
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Cramer Remix: My rules on how to play Valeant Cramer: You could have avoided Valeant's disaster Well-paid employees & cheap food: MOD Pizza That is why Cramer decided to dig through what Trump has actually said about various companies and the economy and figure out what he would do if elected.
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I should mention here that when the rain temporarily subsided and my husband and I ran for the hot tub, we found the "eye candy" to be just as diverse as the types of porn categories I used to dig through—very—at least when it came to body types.
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Alexa-based voice commands for calling up info and doing things like equipment and inventory management without having to open sub-menus and dig through complex visual interfaces in games actually sounds like a super cool feature that could be applicable to a range of different titles and genres beyond Destiny 2.
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Ars Technica compared the move to DRM, noting consumers will almost certainly not be pleased to discover they have to dig through their wallet to purchase an approved device:This is very disappointing given that the Pixel 3 made a big sacrifice to make wireless charging work: it switched from metal to a fragile glass back.
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I followed his career, because after school in the 60s I tried to make it as an artist, but after a couple of years I had to give it up and pursue another career, and anyways I'll go down to the basement and I'll dig through some of the boxes and try to find pictures.
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"For this phase, it's important that we continue to dig through the rubble and also offer assistance to the population, providing beds, and food, and letting them know that they're not alone," Nicola Zingaretti, the president of the Lazio Region, said as he walked briskly through the Amatrice neighborhood where various emergency coordination operations had been set up.
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At the Red Cross shelter at the Butte County Fairgrounds in nearby Gridley, organizers have held off distributing the free tool kits — a shovel, a pair of gloves, a dust mask — they typically give to victims to help dig through the ruins for items that might have been spared, at the local government's request, said Steve Walsh, a spokesman.
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Amid a massive frozen foods recall involving millions of packages of fruits and vegetables that were shipped to all 50 U.S. states, Canada and Mexico, authorities who want to stem the listeria-linked illnesses and deaths worry it'll be difficult to get consumers to dig through their freezers and check for products they may have bought as far back as 2014.
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If you've been waiting for a sign that it's time to finally dig through your makeup bag and toss those sad-looking tubes, now's the perfect time — and if you want to take your goodwill to the next level, Appalachian Wildlife Refuge also has an extensive wishlist of items they need to keep their furry (and scaly) patients on the up and up.
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The Hay's Spring amphipod is only found in one place on earth: Rock Creek Park, a narrow, winding valley that cuts through the heart of Washington, DC. The shrimp-like animal is difficult to study: when scientists dig through leaves and rocks to look for it, they also destroy its habitat and to identify it, they need to take it back to the lab and kill it.
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Ms Campbell tells the story of the burned-down National Library of Greenland, whose charred books were shipped out, encased in ice, to save them from further damage; and in one especially poignant passage she leafs through the ice-preserved notebook of George Murray Levick, the photographer on Scott's Terra Nova expedition, noting how his pencil had to dig through the ice-film of his breath on each page.
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This direct interaction will be a hoot for parents with small kids – get ready for Junior to call up Blue's Clues all the time – and could help solve the ever-growing micro remote control black hole problem that we have in our house caused by tiny vortexes which suck our remotes into the Upside Down and leave us sputtering on the couch as we dig through cushions and under chairs.
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Or, if you are a diabolical monster bent on disobeying the police and shattering the thin line between order and chaos holding our fragile society together, you could, you know, do the other thing: Dig through your recycling bin for a plastic bottle suitable for fashioning a grav-bong and immediately drive over to the woman's house to see if she needs any help disposing of the evidence.
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To dig through these nuances, we tend to ask our clients some questions to better understand how they feel about insurance, paying for this protection, and what it would mean to them to have a policy (as in, would it feel stressful to have another expense or would it provide relief to know they have some protection against the unexpected?)These are the factors to consider to help you determine if you need more or less in coverage.1.
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The old buildings in Arquata del Tronto simply buckled from the shaking (Image: Getty / Giuseppe Bellini) Rescue workers pulled this 75-year-old man from the rubble in Arquata del Tronto (Image: Getty / Giuseppe Bellini)Aerial photo of Amatrice (Image: AP / Gregorio Borgia)It's unclear whether some buildings can be salvaged or repaired (Image: Getty / Giuseppe BelliniAn aerial view of Pescara del Tronto (Image: Getty / Giuseppe Bellini)A damaged road in Arquata del Tronto (Image: Getty / Giuseppe Bellini)The cracked road viewed from a different angle (Image: Getty / Giuseppe Bellini)Rescue workers in Accumoli (Image: Getty / Giuseppe Bellini)Rescue workers dig through the rubble of a collapsed apartment building in Arquata del Tronto (Image: Getty / Giuseppe Bellini)The wall of a bedroom went missing in Arquata del Tronto (Image: Getty / Giuseppe Bellini)
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