Digging out the cause of this curious gap remains hazardous.
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Months after the bombing, the city was still digging out.
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The job of digging out can begin in earnest today.
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So fast forward to me digging out records for this mix.
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I have this obsession with digging out her boogers with my pinky.
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Undoubtedly, the bookselling industry is still digging out of a deep trough.
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"I don't want to see them digging out our mountain," he said.
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"Now I find myself digging out of another debt hole," she said.
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Beyond the raw data there are a few notable takeaways worth digging out.
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There is just no digging out as a young person with autoimmune disorders.
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"He did finally do his business after digging out a clearing," Dragone said.
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" She adds, "I have this obsession with digging out her boogers with my pinky.
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"We're not too worried about digging out of a 33-23 hole," Hakstol said.
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Keep in mind: This is a photo of millions of people digging out their cars.
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Although friends have set up a GoFundMe account, "We're still digging out," Jenny tells PEOPLE.
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They started digging out bricks from the road for the purposes of lobbing at police...
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This would hit a city like Detroit, still digging out of the recession, especially hard.
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We're certain that this one'll have you digging out that old Global Hypercolour t-shirt.
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Digging out the truth, for both reporters and readers, is painstaking and sometimes painful work.
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From 2003, the Washington, D.C. government has spent millions digging out and replacing its toxic piping.
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Too narrow for adults to climb into, rescuers began digging out the 40-meter deep well.
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Nebraska farmers were digging out of flooded fields and coping with cut-off highways on Friday.
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Digging out of the trenches Rhodes joined the army in 1980 and served for 29 years.
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Photo: AnalogueThere's another good reason to ditch your emulators and start digging out your old Genesis carts.
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Officials throughout the Mid-Atlantic region warned that it could be days before residents finished digging out.
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For anyone digging out a Petya-bricked computer system, that clean getaway is adding insult to injury.
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The turbulent flow of the "river" down a steep slope started digging out parts of the riverbed.
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And don't give governors and state budget managers too much credit for digging out of deep budget holes.
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Construction will require digging out seven meters (23 feet) of solid rock in order to place the concrete.
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Check below at how the snow fell along the coast and how people are digging out this morning.
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Then, crews with heavy equipment began digging out water-saturated sediments that slipped or sunk during the quake.
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There's no seasonal swap quite as satisfying as putting away our tights and digging out our spring dresses.
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Digging out For The Night To Control, Mikey found himself inspired once more by the music they'd created.
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By Saturday, many of the ski slopes had reopened in Cervinia, but the town was still digging out.
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As residents were still digging out from that snow, a second storm hit the Northeast late last week.
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Extremely tall players tend to lack agility and have trouble digging out low shots, and Karlovic is no exception.
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And in February of this year, Danish workers stumbled upon an extraordinary medieval sword while digging out a sewer.
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Many had just come from digging out rubble, and their boots and clothes were covered with dust and debris.
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So if your Xbox One controller breaks, don't try digging out the old system to use an old controller.
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Forget digging out the pits of lemons before you serve them as garnishes, at least for half the year.
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All day long they would be underground, digging out coal as their fathers and often their grandfathers had done.
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Americans are more optimistic about their odds of digging out of debt — but many may be wearing rose-colored glasses.
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He announced that the state would seek federal disaster-relief aid, and warned of a long process of digging out.
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Upper West Side, Manhattan Digging out of a major snowstorm is a grueling task, as we were all recently reminded.
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We've reached out for more information, but in the meantime, we'll be digging out our controllers for a throwback game.
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Digging out my original kit, it's astonishing to see just how the toys have evolved over the past 17 years.
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In Divorce, marriage is a long accretion, the gathering of sediment year after year until digging out becomes too hard.
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The floods will boost margins for those still operating but could be punishing for firms digging out from the water.
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Q&A Q. Rather than digging out dandelions in my lawn, I just pull off the flower heads and buds.
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Weeks in the tropical heat have turned the concerns from digging out bodies to the health of the rescue workers.
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A video shows the workers carefully digging out the animal, a cross between a goat and an antelope, with shovels.
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I'm turning the newsletter over to Melissa Clark until Sam gets back from digging out news and recipes in Australia.
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This month, workers started digging out the next big load — around 9,000 tons — for the second phase of the project.
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He even played a pivotal role in digging out the core cause of the destruction of the Space Shuttle Challenger.
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Our hero goes back and forth several times on the rectangular surface, digging out both long edges of the driveway.
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"We can't keep falling behind like this and expect to keep digging out of a hole," Kings coach Dave Joerger said.
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Though the ship was first located in 1998, the careful work of digging out these historical items didn't begin until 2013.
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The current owners then had the massive task of digging out the access portal and rebuilding the top layer of concrete.
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Mexico quake Mexico City and the surrounding areas are still digging out from the 7.1-magnitude earthquake that hit on Tuesday.
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INDOORS The structure underwent a heroic restoration that involved shoring it up on stilts and digging out and replacing the foundation.
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The process of reopening the theater for the season begins in February — digging out snow, driving away raccoons, identifying necessary repairs.
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It's rare to see pictures of these individuals picking cotton, digging out ginseng, and walking down the road with cotton sacks.
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He says the rest of his village worked on the project by digging out a hillside during construction, which took 10 months.
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And things like this show how far we still have to go in digging out the roots of the drug war mentality.
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"Why do you feel as if you have to punish people in Louisiana who are digging out from a flood," asked Sen.
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The insurer brought in $226 billion last year and has a subsidiary, Optum, devoted to digging out fraud, even for other insurers.
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In the days and weeks afterwards, he helped with the recovery, cleaning up rubble, filling buckets, and even digging out body parts.
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More from Tonic: A Miscellaneous BagIn another sandwich-sized Zip-Loc, pack a tweezer and a safety pin for digging out splinters.
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Nycha would follow up by digging out samples in the apartment and sending them to a lab, called a paint-chip test.
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Another showed rescuers digging out a toddler with their bare hands, shouting "God is Great" as they lifted him from the debris.
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"We hadn't been in one of those where we were digging out of a hole and trying to come back," Brey said.
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Luckily for those still digging out their walkways, Kentucky producer Ellie Herring has delivered a soundtrack for shoveling or any other physical activities.
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I've spent a lot of time in the headspace of this film, digging out the pieces of myself that I thought I saw.
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Corn farmers who provide feedstock are still digging out from the flooding, and some have already determined some of their supplies are unsuitable.
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Mexico has counted more than three dozen deaths and is still digging out from landslides after record-breaking rains from Tropical Storm Earl.
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An image of her father digging out of jail and into her hole to rescue her turns into a revealing conversation with him.
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Rescuers were frantically digging out people trapped under rubble, including the children buried beneath their school, volunteers at the scene said Tuesday night.
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Mr. Sakiagak turned to digging out the igloo's interior, leaving a platform at the original level of the surface while excavating the rest.
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Obama was game and dived right in with the giggling kids saying, "I can't believe I'm sitting here digging out worms with you guys!"
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This abundance of kinetic energy comes in very handy when you start talking about digging out very deeply buried targets, like Evil Genius Headquarters.
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"He knew he wasn't making shots, but I thought his rebounds, his charges, digging out steals, those types of things were huge," Casey said.
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By Wednesday, Erie's roads were relatively clear, emergency calls were relatively slow and the big task was digging out, County Executive Kathy Dahlkemper said.
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But the Midwest was still digging out of the snow the blizzard left in parts of Kansas, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota and Minnesota.
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I've lived in Boston and Manhattan and Wisconsin, and I've had my share of shut downs and afternoons spent digging out in balaclava hats.
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The snowstorm that Washington is currently digging out of is comparably much smaller, but so are the stakes when it comes to the shutdown.
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It means taking the long walk home from work, digging out your coziest sweater, and indulging in the best of the pumpkin season foods.
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The focus in the Bel-Air hills had turned to digging out burning embers and cooling down any hot spots that could easily ignite.
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"There's some digging out to do," Jim Hayes, a forecaster with the National Weather Service's Weather Prediction Center in College Park, Maryland, said early Monday.
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The oppressive mugginess of the city had lifted, giving way to weather cool enough that I considered digging out the one light sweater I brought.
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"Now is the tough, hard reality of digging out of all of the rubble, cleaning it up, trying to get your power back," he said.
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Meanwhile, attention turned towards the U.S. and China high-level trade talks that began on Wednesday, aimed at digging out from their months-long trade war.
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After digging out materials like water and precious metals, entrepreneurs can sell those commodities in space—to the maybe-burgeoning exploration industry—and back on Earth.
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House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff laid claim to "dramatic progress" Tuesday in digging out the truth about Trump's call with President Volodymyr Zelensky on July 25.
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He says the company is "digging out of a performance hole" on Android — the company said Android technical challenges were a big growth issue in Q4.
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All of them delved beyond their surefire hits, digging out songs that deserved another airing or, as Mr. Young did, performing a handful of new ones.
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Turns out, she squirreled away a few items that just might be worth digging out of storage given the seemingly unstoppable '90s fashion renaissance of late.
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Broadband, mobile internet, text messaging and phone service have all been affected, with residents reduced to digging out old radio sets to tune into the news.
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Yelping the location to get a sense of the vibe, choosing the outfit, digging out the good underwear (you never know), and then nailing down the makeup.
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But digging out of a $3 billion hole will not be solved simply by finding more Uber passengers, say analysts, investors, fund managers and former Uber employees.
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Broadband, mobile internet, text messaging and phone service have all been affected, with residents reduced to digging out old radio sets to tune in to the news.
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Men who don't circumnavigate the law on a day-to-day basis needn't worry about clearing the vault, burning documents, drilling hard-drives, and digging out passports.
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Heavy snow and high winds stretch to Northeast Another major storm has Midwest residents digging out from snow-covered cars and sidewalks and struggling with slick roads.
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Dr. Kahana said the implants could potentially sharpen memory more dramatically if the approach were refined to support retrieval — digging out the memory — rather than only storage.
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That gives us a full six days to comb through the preceding episode frame-by-frame, in desperate hopes of digging out clues about what's to come next.
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But instead of digging out the humidifier as the temperatures drop, you can instead build yourself this perfectly safe living room tornado machine that works using water mist.
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The miners had been digging out sand and stones from a steep cliff when they were engulfed, Disaster Mitigation Agency spokesman Sutopo Purwo Nugroho said in a statement.
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Some families have resorted to digging out their dead themselves, like 23-year-old Mustafa Nader, who came back to look for his great-uncle Abdullah Ahmed Hussain.
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Yep, that innocuous herb we've been digging out for lamb roasts or sprinkling on potato wedges if we're feeling fancy could be what keeps Acciaroli's citizens so sprightly.
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It's more typical to have short-term recovery plans — for digging out and getting the lights back on, as 20,000 utility workers are scurrying to do right now.
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In reality, they're more likely rushing to faculty meetings, digging out from under unanswered emails and maybe — if they're lucky — squeezing in an hour of reading or writing.
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In one case in 2012, four men were imprisoned for 16 weeks after being found guilty of digging out badgers in Yorkshire and throwing them to bull crosses.
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By Thursday afternoon the focus in the Bel-Air hills had turned to digging out burning embers and cooling down any hot spots that could ignite another fire.
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On Sunday morning, the streets around Prospect Park were sprinkled with locals grumpily digging out their cars, as well as families who audibly argued over petty sledding disagreements.
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In the meantime, the company is digging out of a disastrous privacy policy update that would have allowed employees to review your notes to improve the company's machine learning.
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You can do a Valentine's Day solid by carefully cleaning every keyboard (a compressed air can will do the trick), every screen surface and digging out every single port.
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In Divorce, marriage is a long accretion, the gathering of sediment year after year, until digging out becomes so much hard, horrible work that it's no longer worth doing.
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Out in California, hardy highland residents were digging out after Mother Nature ignored the calendar (which says it's spring!) and dumped 16 inches of snow in the Sierra Nevada.
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It's not just about blistering heat: In Guadalajara, Mexico, a freakishly large hailstorm followed by torrential rains left the mountain town digging out from under three feet of ice.
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In one instance, to prepare the Georgia plant for construction, Westinghouse and its construction partner in 2009 began digging out the foundation, removing 3.6 million cubic yards of dirt.
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The loans from the Chicago bank arrived when Mr. Manafort was digging out from foreclosure proceedings that another lender, Genesis Capital, filed on the Brooklyn property, court records show.
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By comparison, Barack Obama was not only dealing with digging out of the financial crisis but also a demographic shift of an almost flat number of new prime-age workers.
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Repeatedly, they ended lawsuits quickly for the sake of political and financial expediency rather than digging out information that would have alerted the public to the dangers of these drugs.
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But he proved unbreakable in the clutch, digging out of trouble time and again before securing the title with an ace down the middle on the indoor hardcourt in Tennessee.
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Serve the eggs with flavored butters to spread on the soldiers for dipping, small spoons for digging out the whites once you've finished the yolks, and salt and pepper for seasoning.
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But it was all smiles and friendship as Chinese and U.S. soldiers simulated digging out bodies from an earthquake-destroyed building and rescuing people from an overturned boat in a reservoir.
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I'm from one of the worst cities in America, from a dysfunctional family, an abusive dad — I have been been digging out of a hole since I was 4 years old.
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Over the course of the two-hour meeting, Mr. Cohen and Mr. Costello discussed options for digging out of the mess, including possibly seeking immunity from prosecution in exchange for cooperation.
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Whether it is stacking hay, fixing a fence, digging out broken pipes or feeding 100-pound bales of alfalfa to our 90 head of beef cows, Mexican laborers keep us going.
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This was a big debate within the White House: Should a new president really tackle a massive policy push just at the moment the country was digging out of a recession?
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And in meetings this month to coordinate a response to the plague, officials in Argentina have been emphasizing the havoc locusts can wreak by digging out sepia-toned photographs of past plagues.
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"Real median household income has finally completed its nine-year slog of digging out of the ditch," IHS Markit Executive Director Chris Christopher said, with more gains expected in 211 and 2511.
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This index on the upper Midwest has recovered, digging out of contraction territory where it spent much of 2015 even as a strong dollar and weak global demand have hurt regional manufacturers.
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And young people get thousands and thousands of dollars of student loans to pay for college, putting them in a hole they might spend the rest of their lives digging out of.
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Your Money Adviser Atlantic Coast residents digging out from last weekend's blizzard may be relieved to know that a standard homeowner's insurance policy covers most types of damage caused by winter storms.
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The pièce de résistance, however, was the extension of the front-of-house area; digging out a basement under Sloane Square made room for a trendy bar, a restaurant and a bookstore.
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Though workers are still digging out, the worst of the nightmare is over for now due to a temporary spending bill; still, the government could shut down again in a few weeks.
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"We're still digging out from that and we will be for a while," said Dale Olivas, leading a platoon of FEMA-paid workers clearing dried mud and piles of brush in Montecito.
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It killed thousands, caused billions of dollars in damage, and the island is still digging out from much of the destruction—power was only fully restored to the island three weeks ago.
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And, well, I will just say this: I would advise that you do not go digging out the old Union Jack dress, white platform boots and/or leopard print catsuit just yet.
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So it's yet another Hockney retrospective, with Hockney in a starring role as his own archivist and self-presenter, digging out for us the things that we (and he) may have missed.
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Tony Reardon, president of the National Treasury Employees Union, said federal employees who were furloughed are still digging out from five weeks of backlog with some still awaiting their full back pay.
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As California prepared for rain, the East Coast was digging out from the fourth major snowstorm this month, which closed schools, grounded flights and halted bus and train service across the region.
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Residents there spent Monday digging out from up to a foot of precipitation from a weekend storm that earned an unofficial name ribbing off the government shutdown: "Snurlough," combining snow and furlough.
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The changes from 4-3-3 to 4-4-2 formations during the Colombia and Costa Rica games-onward just found him digging out a more and more liminal spot on the field.
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As rains soaked parts of California, the East Coast was digging out from the fourth major snowstorm this month, which closed schools, grounded flights and halted bus and train service across the region.
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But a group of volunteers, the Santa Barbara Bucket Brigade, is not finished digging out homes buried in mud and retrieving precious belongings of residents who in some cases have lost nearly everything.
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One day in the 1990s, while digging out a driveway in Indianapolis, Bluestein noticed that it was surprisingly warm outside, despite the fact that meteorologists had described as a -60°F wind chill.
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"As soon as I see them digging out in my front yard and laying pipe and I go out there and watch and see what they do, then I'll believe them," Vernon said.
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"All of us on my staff are ready to join Les Whitten in jail, if we must, before we will stop digging out and reporting the news," Anderson, who died in 2000, declared.
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"The amount of resources we are digging out of the earth to make new cellphones only to have them wasted at the end of their shelf life is simply not sustainable," he said.
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We've been having fun experimenting with new recipes with the foods we're digging out of the back of the pantry, like a random can of octopus a relative brought back from a trip.
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Taken in tandem with Trump's quiet campaign to stock the federal judiciary with ideologues, it looks like no matter what Mueller does, digging out of this mess could be a decades-long affair.
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In between heading her own production, management, and branding company, bopping around Madrid Fashion Week, and digging out Lohan island, legendary Mean Girl and actress Lindsay Lohan has scored herself a fashion magazine cover.
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About eight years of the run probably went into just digging out of that hole, says Kenneth Rogoff, a Harvard professor and co-author of This Time is Different, a history of market manias.
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So long as you already have your work email already going, you can follow my guide to setting an out of office message from your iPhone and forget about digging out your work laptop.
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East Coast starts digging out on Sunday From the Carolinas to New York, tens of thousands were without power Saturday night as a result of the storm, which was finally heading out to the Atlantic.
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Months later, when a subsequent story from Sky News caught actual footage of child miners digging out cobalt in the DRC, Apple announced it had suspended buying cobalt from all artisanal mines in the region.
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With Caribbean islands digging out from Hurricane Irma, and some evacuating in the face of oncoming Hurricane Jose, at least 24 deaths are now attributable to the first storm from government releases or direct news accounts.
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Even if you have TSA Precheck, there will be times when those lines are closed and you end up in the regular lines, unpacking your laptop, taking off your shoes and belt, and digging out the liquids.
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The federal government remained closed on Tuesday and Congress put most activity on hold as the Washington region continued digging out from the snowstorm, which killed at least 35 people in 10 states and the U.S. capital.
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PRYOR, Montana (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When Irma Bird Hat, a member of the Crow Indian tribe, started digging out the documents she needed to write her will, the retired health worker discovered property she didn't know she owned.
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It's a super-fun look at how to cope with mountains of the white stuff for those digging out elsewhere, and it serves as a poignant reminder of what is missing from this winter for me so far.
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During one of the big snowstorms, when the city ground to a halt and many of my suburban colleagues were digging out their driveways, I was one of the physicians who could make it to the hospital early.
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Make your listing the best it can beNothing sells your item like a good photo and it's worth digging out a dedicated digital camera for the task rather than relying on your smartphone, good as it may be.
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Danish Workers Unearth &aposStill-Sharp&apos Medieval Sword While Digging Out SewerWhen plumbing planner Jannick Vestergaard and engineer Henning Nøh woke up on the morning of…Read more ReadOf late, sewers have been of great benefit to archaeologists.
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"It's a humbling experience to have people digging out your life in front of you," said Curtis Skene, the owner of the house who narrowly escaped the mudflows by taking shelter behind an olive tree in his garden.
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And obviously the friendly feelings are going strong: Digging out a dress that's nearly a decade-and-a-half old to don at an awards ceremony is definitely a compliment to the designer (and pal) who made it.
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And really, the only way to completely neutralize a heavily fortified island, short of nuking it, is to prepare for a bloody amphibious assault, followed by the savage and gruesome work of digging out a deeply entrenched opponent.
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But before you start digging out your little zip-up Coach logo wallets (they still sell them by the way!), you'll be happy to know that the new version is a little roomier than the ones from your past.
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May's most resonant speeches, casting her in the mold of the Iron Lady, Margaret Thatcher, who famously "handbagged" opponents by digging out briefing papers from her purse, a gesture that typically signaled the approach of a political knockout blow.
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Dr. Walker was our first guide, taking us through the site where he and his team have been digging out bison teeth and personal charms for 36 years, making it the longest-running continuous archaeological dig in Canadian history.
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Some of us are still recovering from the nightmarish experience of seeing Cats, but that didn't stop James Corden and Rebel Wilson from digging out their cat skin costumes from the back of their closet for an Oscars appearance.
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Reports from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change based on the work of thousands of scientists have confirmed there are no scenarios in which we both keep digging out fossil fuels and keep the world from a climate disaster.
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That means residents are in for a fresh round of digging out their cars and, perhaps, guarding their spots with space-savers — a practice that is frowned upon in parts of the city, but alive and well in others.
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But the day-to-day task of looking after one another and digging out from the storm, sometimes block by block, has fallen largely to Puerto Ricans, and most have done so with intimate gestures of compassion and solidarity.
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This elderly runner digging out his old pair of sneaks and busting out of the retirement home with the help of his buddies may just be the only thing more inspiring than Allegro Guy learning a new language in his 70s.
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I've found a renewed desire to play huge fantasy RPGs, delving back into Majora's Mask on 3DS, finishing up the DLC for The Witcher 3 on console, and even digging out 1999's isometric classic Planescape: Torment for another run-through.
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As to digging out the finest detail from a recording, Nero's My Eyes has some whispering, hissing voices in the background that get veiled or concealed on most other headphones, but I hear them on the Utopias and the Ten 5s.
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At Jansbu, a remote, red-painted cabin by a frozen lake, your correspondent prepares a welcome for the veterans by digging out packed ice and snow from the door, lighting a wood-burning stove and melting snow for drinking water.
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It's an embarrassment for GOP leaders who are being blasted in their stricken communities at the same time that many states are digging out from new tornado destruction and flooding, which the $19 billion measure doesn't begin to address (The Hill).
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The Trump administration is sitting atop tens of billions of dollars in unspent recovery money allocated to help Americans rebuild after major disasters like this one, which may explain why many Carolinians are still digging out from last year's Hurricane Florence.
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The beetles lay their eggs on the bark of ash trees where, after hatching, larvae will bore their way into the trunk, chewing looping tunnels through the wood before digging out chambers where they will mature into their adult form.
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Student Loan Payment: $280 plus extra $70 to principalCredit Cards: I am digging out of some credit card debt that I accumulated in graduate school and from moving across the country for my job, so I pay a couple hundred dollars a month.
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He has, for a dozen years now, insinuated himself into the city, becoming its most cherished Russian import — digging out of snowstorms that reminded him of home, holding court at Russia House, the vodka-soaked lounge where he once lost a tooth.
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"It doesn't matter which president you're talking about, which party you're talking about, the president and the senior staff don't take kindly to the IG, because whatever they're digging out is going to be made public and going to be pursued," he said.
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Elon Musk's Boring Company reached a new milestone this week: it completed digging out its first tunnel in LA. Musk posted a video of the breakthrough to his Twitter account, showing off the machine reaching the end point, which the company calls O'Leary Station.
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But the strong gains over the course of the year set the stage for President Obama — whose eight years in office were dominated by the economy and digging out of a recession that hit before his first election — to close out on a strong note.
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We exercise a craft, and our craft is digging out information when the average person doesn't have the skill to do that, and sorting accurate from inaccurate information, then providing the background and the context and the knowledge base that helps people figure out where they stand.
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It's easy for the blade to slip, whether one uses the "wrong" method (holding an avocado half while digging out the pit with the tip of a knife) or the "right" (gently striking the pit with a knife to embed its long edge into the stone).
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But Password Autofill is great for those random moments when you need to perform a task on mobile — like looking up a credit card transaction or checking into a flight — that might involve downloading a new app or digging out an old one you haven't opened in a while.
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I think when he gets back, the media focus returns to the press digging out more on the Russian connection, and for the markets it's going to be, 'OK, we get that's going on, and what does it mean for your ability to get through tax reform legislation?
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But to us, nothing screams "changing seasons" like digging out your favorite pair of sandals from the pile in the back of your closet; it may have been nearly six months since you last slid your feet into them, but they still look (and feel) just as good.
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Caps come back again, beat Penguins WASHINGTON — The Washington Capitals' penchant for slow starts often have left them digging out of an early hole, but at this point, it's almost become second nature for the NHL's best team to kick into high gear once the second period rolls around.
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Less marquee committees — including the Financial Services, Veterans Affairs, Ways and Means and Energy and Commerce Committees — would probably carry out their own policy-oriented probes, digging out private communications behind divisive administration decisions and personnel, or even take a run at obtaining Mr. Trump's long-sought tax returns.
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" She may balk at a comparison to Little Women—Little White Women, some critics have called it—but that's not unrelated to what Gerwig is doing, digging out what she calls "the found materials" so that she can then "explode it and deconstruct it and put it back together again.
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"As we were digging out of a terrible hole for us — in the late '22019s and '80s, when there was a fair amount of racism exhibited about players — we felt as a matter of policy we had to promote our players and show that they were real people," Stern said.
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"Contracted janitors and security officers are still digging out of a hole from [President] Trump's 35-day long shutdown and now fear that Trump will put them, and their families through this trauma all over again," said Kyle Bragg, president of 32BJ SEIU, the largest property services union in the country.
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Cavazos uses a wheelchair now, but he told me when he was a boy, he would visit the river with his father, who showed him how to fish for catfish and bass, digging out a wet spot to gather worms and cutting off a scrap of bamboo to make a rod.
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The sixth-seeded Fighting Irish haven't lost their flair for the dramatic at the Big Dance, however, digging out of a 12-point hole to beat Michigan before getting a tip-in from freshman Rex Pflueger with 1.5 seconds left to hold off a second-round upset bid from Stephen F. Austin.
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In Washington politicians, scholars, soldiers and spies are digging out works by Halford Mackinder, a British geographer who in 1904 argued that global power lies in control of the "Heartland", a pivot region between the Volga and the Yangzi that offers dominance over the "world island", the combined land mass of Europe, Asia and Africa.
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Most people date the city's current flourishing—the money, the food, the art, the good-looking people, the tourists astonished at the cost of public transport, the tech dreamers, the Russians digging out basement saunas, the coffee—more or less to 1986, and a wave of Thatcherite financial deregulation known as the Big Bang.
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Miami, which is only 9-18 this month despite its recent surge, tied a season high with its third straight win with Tuesday's 7-2 victory and appears to be slowly digging out of the 14-03 hole it created for itself, scoring at least seven runs for the third time during its 4-1 stretch.
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Read more: Texas is digging out of disastrous flooding from Imelda, which trapped kids at school and parents in flooded cars on the way to pick them upApart from missing alligators, Tropical Depression Imelda largely impacted the day-to-day life of many residents along the Texas coast, as waters from the storm flooded homes and streets.
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I wouldn't argue that's a perfect comparison by any means — Clinton's 3.8 percent unemployment was built atop an objectively stronger economy than Trump's; wage growth was faster, and we weren't digging out of the aftermath of a recession — but surely it's a closer comparison than the sky-high unemployment rates that Reagan and Obama dealt with in their second years.
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While this year's successful research shows how journalists and scholars can collect these far-flung records into a useful database, the process can take months or years of driving from courthouse to courthouse, digging out the files of cases that went to trial, recording the clerk's notations from those files and turning to online resources for background information on judges and lawyers.
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Kevin Durant shook the N.B.A. in the opening moments of free agency Sunday night, announcing his decision to leave the Golden State Warriors for the Nets on Instagram to the beat of a track from the Brooklyn rapper Notorious B.I.G. For the Nets, who also struck a deal Sunday with Kyrie Irving, it was the splashiest combination of moves they could have made after spending years digging out from the depths of ill-advised personnel moves and searching for a slice of the spotlight in a city long dominated by the Knicks.
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