Digging through fan theory pages for Twin Peaks or Westworld to see people digging through shot sequences and visual allusions for the skeleton key that makes it all perfectly logical and crystalline.
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People might yell at you: Stop digging through the garbage.
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Your first challenge would be digging through the Earth's crust.
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It was spotted digging through garbage at the farmers' market.
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Kyle Kramer likes digging through trashcans for hot new Minidiscs, too.
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Kurtis Baron from Fidus also worked on digging through the program.
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But digging through their vast archives can have its own rewards.
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The actor must have been digging through old boxes this week.
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Time is running out for the teams digging through the rubble.
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One day, I found my daughter digging through the laundry hamper.
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Best Poop Gag: Peter digging through poop with chopsticks for no reason.
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Leda, digging through files in a church basement, pulling up records of
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"People don't go digging through the trash at an airport," he said.
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You don't have to go digging through your grill for briquettes, though.
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Anyone digging through the cemetery soil again had better have fresh ideas.
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The experience is meant to mimic digging through the NYPD files oneself.
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Some days I was literally digging through my piggy bank to eat.
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We're still digging through the numbers and will update as we learn more.
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Rescue workers are still digging through the remains of the now-destroyed hospital.
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He was just digging through some photos in his garage and found it.
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All that's missing is a virtual version of Joey digging through the fridge.
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You wouldn't want any ol' Joe digging through your bank statement would you?
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It's a lot less soul-crushing than digging through old photos on Facebook.
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It almost makes us nostalgic for afternoons at school digging through Encyclopedia Britannica. Almost.
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She claims that she didn't notice the bear until digging through her footage later.
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The racks are filled to capacity, but it's worth digging through every single one.
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Should I be digging through all those details to get more or better information?
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Try not to spend too much time digging through your lover's diary or wallet!
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With the children at school, I sat at the kitchen table, digging through boxes.
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Numerous journalists have come to the same conclusion after digging through industry earnings reports.
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"The Post" Never has watching people digging through papers been such a captivating tale.
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"It's like digging through a toy basket for a missing piece," my son said.
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Those years were spent digging through her mother's clothes and capturing herself wearing them.
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It says it's still digging through the firmware so may have more tidbits to detail.
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We only know this because a newspaper did some digging through his complicated financial situation.
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Consider digging through your closet for clothes you no longer need or don't fit anymore.
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The writer spent several days digging through his aunt's files at the Library of Congress.
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I found myself digging through the beef for whatever bits of veggie I could salvage.
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I felt unsafe as bigoted politicians, social influencers, and fanatics began digging through my information.
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"I cannot believe how perfect it is," Mr. Antonoff said, digging through his own drawers.
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Accessing the frosty treat required digging through slices of cheesecake or perhaps a Choco Taco.
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It wasn't until years later, digging through boxes of family photographs that I discovered this.
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We are digging through some recordings that are older than some of these new fans.
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After digging through decades of literature in the field, Jauchem concluded that infrasonic weapons are impractical.
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Does this mean you should start digging through your old rock collection for potentially valuable meteorites?
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And as I'm digging through the papers, I keep saying to myself, I know it's here.
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Digging through the known literature, Seiffert discovered that no scientist had ever seen the creature alive.
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The new interface was uncovered by the developers behind Snapprefs while digging through Snapchat's public code.
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We're digging through the very long filing here to see what other insights we can find.
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She welcomes me with open arms and we begin the process of digging through her refrigerator.
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It can help workers in the field identify problems and make fixes without digging through manuals.
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This was honest to god, shoe leather reporting & digging through dense court documents for a year.
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I found myself digging through his Facebook page, only to learn that he had passed away.
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Now, a federal court in the Southern District of New York is digging through those implications.
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Neither of us feels like cooking or digging through the freezer tonight, so pizza it is!
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In some cases, volunteers have resorted to digging through the mud and rubble with their hands.
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Always there for her boys, Cookie does the unthinkable, digging through the pipes for a slimy pill.
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Why the hell am I digging through this corporation's desk drawer for my 20th bottle of soda?
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And you probably didn't see this in the media unless you started digging through the data yourself.
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While he was digging through a football field, someone got shot, and we're not sure he's alive.
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But now in iOS 13, you can do this all from control panel without digging through menus.
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I immediately called Apple and started digging through Google's help pages to figure out what had happened.
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The second is digging through countless sneaker styles for the colors that are about to be big.
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Digging through the cereal, we found all the ingredients and tools we needed to make our meal.
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After Peter gets pranked into following the Turd Burglar's coordinates and digging through poop for no reason.
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Here is the tunnel boring machine Alice digging through a 1.5-mile giant tunnel in New Zealand.
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Travel Cable Organizer for $2132 ($268 off): Stop digging through your bag searching for the right cable.
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This bot answers internal team questions instead of digging through Google Docs or SharePoint to get them.
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A team of German retirees are digging through tunnels looking for it, guided by one man's intuition.
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But once you click to enlarge the picture, digging through all those performer names can be overwhelming.
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The researchers aggregated the results from all of these studies and then began digging through the data.
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"Like digging through rock with your fingers," he said, using a Yemeni saying for doing the impossible.
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I opened a blank spreadsheet and started digging through years of old news clips and pageant websites.
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Goodwill employees are basically junk archeologists, constantly digging through mountains of donations to unearth something worth selling.
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It's the characters digging through an abandoned store in the post-apocalyptic world the film is set in.
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Almost immediately, Democratic and liberal groups began digging through his social media and through videos from candidate forums.
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But that might be hard to estimate, especially when digging through potential homes on Zillow or other sites.
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In fact, while Mercury is backspinning, digging through style archives for retro inspo can be a better bet.
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Chief Washington correspondent James Rosen has been digging through the 2,800 pages, no doubt, since they came out.
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This month Furmanovsky is celebrating the 40th anniversary of punk by digging through her prolific catalogue of work.
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Digging through market chatter and analyzing online sentiment has long proven popular among traders of traditional asset classes.
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North West has given Balenciaga's new direction an adorable stamp of approval by digging through Kim Kardashian's closet.
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People don't have shitty rural internet because the oppressive federal government is preventing ISPs from digging through Yellowstone.
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We've been digging through iOS 12 and found 10 hidden features that will level-up your iPhone experience.
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However, digging through YouTube, we were able to track down some of Prince's powerful performances throughout the years.
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Digging through Facebook or Twitter to figure out a friend's birthday isn't something you'd normally think twice about.
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Locals and arriving emergency services worked as quickly as they could, digging through the coal-waste for survivors.
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In honor of Khloé Kardashian's 32nd birthday yesterday, Kris Jenner did a little digging through the family archives.
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Before, you'd probably have to spend hours digging through vintage treasure troves to find one of these gems.
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People could be seen digging through the wreckage with their bare hands, and cranes were removing crushed cars.
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"I'm digging through the trash and she hollers and says, 'I found it,'" Ben told CNN affiliate KSL.
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But in digging through tapes from the "Either/Or" era, Mr. Crane discovered almost too much good material.
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Rescuers are digging through mud, downed trees and power lines, wrecked cars and even boulders searching for survivors.
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After an hour of digging through a stranger's abandoned boxes, 32-year-old Mark Meyer is growing worried.
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We are still digging through all the data now and will update this story as we learn more.
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"I'm digging through the trash and she hollers and says, 'I found it,' " Ben, from Holladay, Utah, told NBC.
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A lumpy vendor-slash-Alex Karras-replicant saw me digging through his back issues, and headed in my direction.
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Those who survived told incredibly difficult stories of chaos and fear, including digging through debris to find other survivors.
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The young men digging through the rubble in Regent's Hill were those who had trained as Ebola burial teams.
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Many Mexicans were anxious to help out, digging through rubble or offering to assist in whatever way they could.
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Customizing the watch, and digging through deep menus, can be a bit confusing using the watch's five unlabeled buttons.
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So, we're doing the grunt work and digging through the deepest reaches of Amazon for the best goodies around.
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What it promises instead is the virtual equivalent of digging through sales bins or browsing racks at a store.
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Digging through your parents' old papers and mementos is a risky gamble, but sometimes it can yield satisfying results.
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After digging through all that information, it churned out a four-minute opening argument, a rebuttal, and a summary.
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We're narrowing in on some of the best fashion we found on our hours spent digging through the site.
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While this is all happening, the internet is digging through your online past to find embarrassing social media moments.
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Digging through the archives, it's clear just how much the biennial has changed over its almost-90-year existence.
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And with rescue workers and ordinary citizens still digging through the rubble, the death toll was expected to climb.
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"Those strategies aren't completely immune to someone digging through records and figuring out who's behind the trust," King said.
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I felt like Jim Rockford, staking out the parks for homeless people and digging through court archives and prison records.
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Last weekend, while digging through Facebook's testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee from last fall, something else caught his eye.
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It also comes with a snap-on storage case, so no more digging through the drawer to find your whisks.
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Curiosity piqued, he started digging through the code, where he found perhaps the last thing he expected: Apple's next iPhone.
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She begins digging through old contacts, phoning anyone or any company that could be a potential new client at HHM.
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This is very convenient, as I have several times found myself digging through everything I own to find a frame.
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Participants are willingly digging through their own archives to select photos that best represent them from the past and present.
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Now everybody's saying I'm going to be impeached ... They're going to spend years digging through my whole life and finances.
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And to this day they're digging through my whole life, desperately trying to come up with something to discredit me.
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Plenty of fellow fans nearby tried to help the couple find the ring, digging through food boxes, looking under seats.
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Digging through these apps is a burdensome task that seems like a prime area where Siri could be of use.
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I selected my four hit spots by digging through Instagram's most popular sweet shops in America from 2015 and 2016.
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Digging through Steam's system menus has never been particularly convenient, and it's even harder with a bulky pair of goggles.
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We usually have to deal with annoying raccoons digging through the trash, but this is a new level of pest.
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"We are still digging through all the details, but this gives us great concern," said Todd Schulte, president of FWD.
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As for Pokémon Go, while the game may not be digging through emails, it is capable of tracking your location.
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It includes dramatic scenes of the 6-year conflict, such as people digging through their destroyed homes looking for survivors.
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Once Jeong's hiring was announced, her detractors immediately started digging through her internet history to see what they could find.
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Rescue efforts continued after sunset in the Kyushu region, with emergency personnel digging through the rubble in search of survivors.
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The page was created by Nick Betzlbacher, who noticed a lot of door graphics while digging through archived GeoCities pages.
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Gabriel Fowler, the owner, grew up playing in noise-rock bands and digging through record-store crates in Orlando, Fla.
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Digging through old papers, she found a letter from 21940 and immediately called her daughter: It was the same apartment.
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Creators generally pick winners at random, digging through their comments or likes to find people who engaged with their content.
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But the program, as Jones discovered while digging through reams of the CIA's papers and emails and reports, didn't work.
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Imagine this: You're digging through your sock drawer when you come upon a baggie of cocaine from who knows when.
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Last night an iOS 11 GM download link made its way onto Reddit, which 9to5Mac discovered and has been digging through.
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" Before the concert, Musgraves, 28, told how she discovered Haggard's music as a little girl "digging through my grandpa's record collection.
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That means digging through sources like diaries, government records, old advertisements, and even consulting historical experts to get the colors right.
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Digging through my Facebook photos was like diving into a treasure trove of happy memories I wouldn't dream of posting today.
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When Rouse and I met, she had to spend some time digging through the shelf before she could find Losing Ground.
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Romney's oldest grandchild, Allie Romney Critchlow, however, has just 481 followers, making digging through them an annoying-but-not-impossible feat.
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"We are cosmic archaeologists, except we are digging through the fossils of long-dead galaxies rather than human history," Lewis said.
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To opt-out, users have had to go through an annoying, if not downright difficult, process of digging through privacy settings.
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The app has viewing options that'll please everyone, and Google makes it easy to jump between them without digging through menus.
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Even before he was digging through forums for sketchy download links, his dad tried to give him an expansive music education.
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One of the most frustrating things about cash is having to fumble at the register, digging through your wallet for coins.
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The rapper posted a pic and video Thursday of cops digging through an SUV he and his crew were riding in.
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They're digging through ruined belongings and realizing that while they're lucky to have their lives, those lives may be forever changed.
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So instead of hitting the touchscreen and digging through menus, you can ask it and it'll figure it out for you.
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Speaking of social media, I highly recommend digging through this deep look at the state of privacy by our opinion section.
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She and Ms. Moskin both emphasized digging through old cookbooks and consulting experts on the cuisine or dish they are developing.
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Other times, the carrier might provide information on its website, though this usually involves digging through a myriad of support pages.
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Digging through the marsh, a team led by Mads Kähler Holst from Aarhus University uncovered 83,095 bones, representing at least 82 individuals.
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The other half of the problem is digging through calendars to differentiate critical meetings from junk reminders and other unimportant calendar items.
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Japan earthquake Search crews are out digging through the rubble of collapsed buildings after a massive quake hit Japan's Kyushu island yesterday.
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The images were shared by developer Jane Manchun Wong, who's made a hobby out of digging through Instagram's code for unlaunched features.
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Video posted by the Syrian Civil Defense, a volunteer search-and-rescue operation, showed responders digging through the rubble, searching for survivors.
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Given Google's massive reach, the company no doubt has more than enough information with which to personalize ads without digging through inboxes.
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Clinton campaign workers say they are digging through voter notes and records back to July trying to identify fathers who have daughters.
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Frida is usually outfitted with a harness, a visor and special booties when digging through rubble for people, according to El Pais.
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Outside, the search continues, with rescue workers digging through the dirt for bodies, the stench of decomposing remains hanging in the air.
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News outlets in southern Illinois and eastern Missouri showed footage of rescue workers digging through destroyed homes and clearing debris from highways.
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Collins and Murkowski have signaled they're comfortable with what they know of the nominee, although they are still digging through his record.
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That won't be enough to satisfy lawmakers, who are digging through confidential documents pertaining to Haspel's long history as an intelligence official.
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GarbageThis week, we are writing about waste and trash, examining the junk that dominates our lives, and digging through garbage for treasure.
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Though we're huge proponents of digging through secondhand shops, we're well aware of how difficult it is to find the right fit.
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The reverse engineer Jane Manchun Wong discovered this week by digging through Facebook's code that it was experimenting with hiding like counts.
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This week Jeremy got the scoop on MedMen's quiet cuts to 128 positions in February after digging through the company's securities filings.
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"I have a guy out there digging through the ashes to see what he can find," meaning any of her surviving possessions.
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Mitchell finished his tweetstorm by digging through WikiLeaks' collection of leaked emails and found an email Fauci sent to Clinton in 2013.
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CHICAGO — Nothing about the police report immediately signaled to the lawyers digging through boxes of papers that they'd just discovered a bombshell.
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To the extent the media has distinguished itself this cycle, it is in digging through Trump's voluminous and almost entirely unvetted record.
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But I was digging through some old [music] files on my computer that I had walked away from, thinking they weren't done.
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He went digging through public records to see who lived there and figured out the property owner was related to a police officer.
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Police digging through planters in Toronto have recovered three more human remains as they investigate alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur, officials said Thursday.
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That means you can ask it to cook you stuff, instead of fiddling with microwave controls and digging through cooking pre-set menus.
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This week, journalists, technologists, and just those who are curious have been digging through a cache of alleged CIA files published by Wikileaks.
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On Thursday, the actress shared a hilarious video of herself digging through her oversized black purse as she searched for her reading glasses.
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Having all the details one tap away instead of digging through my emails was very helpful while on the phone with customer service.
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There, fans of the show did what they do best, digging through the details and uncovering the show's biggest surprises well in advance.
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Vox decided to do a little digging through the wires to see if there was any photographic evidence to back up Trump's allegation.
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Reporters are digging through the dump and already expanding our understanding of the enormous surveillance apparatus that is being erected on our border.
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Image: ShutterstockGarbageThis week, we are writing about waste and trash, examining the junk that dominates our lives, and digging through garbage for treasure.
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Screenshot: GizmodoGarbageThis week, we are writing about waste and trash, examining the junk that dominates our lives, and digging through garbage for treasure.
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Whenever you're doing that polite digging through his or her social media profile, keep your eyes peeled for any common interests you share.
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Expect to spend a minimum of 80 hours digging through the story, and probably more than 100 if you're new to the series.
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In a note entitled "Digging through the Bull Shit," senior adviser Barry Bennett slams establishment politicians and the mainstream media, the Post reported.
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Photo: ShutterstockGarbageThis week, we are writing about waste and trash, examining the junk that dominates our lives, and digging through garbage for treasure.
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Rescuers have been digging through the mud for survivors, and recovered more than a dozen dead bodies before pausing the effort at night.
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Some aspects will involve digging through graphical tables to see if there's something in there that doesn't actually show up in the game.
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Tan had recommended a skirt and boots, so I go digging through my stuff for the items I usually save for job interviews.
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They are filled with our most intimate information, and digging through someone's can be almost more revealing than snooping in their medicine cabinet.
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Our phones and laptops contain very personal information, and the federal government should not be digging through our digital data without a warrant.
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Red and Blanca (Laura Gómez) teamed up early in the season, digging through the officers' personnel files and getting strung out on speed.
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In several surreal sequences, they are shown digging through ice to reveal the contraband piracatinga fish hidden underneath a layer of legal fish.
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His sons, also in the FDNY, would spend the better part of the next month digging through ground zero, looking for their father.
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But the journalists behind the publication of the Panama Papers — the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) — are still digging through the files.
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For experts, finding patient zero is not simply a matter of digging through data and conducting research — it's a race against the clock.
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But instead, here we are, scrambling as usual and digging through backlogs of emails that have sat unchecked since the Friday before Christmas.
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You are the ultimate voyeur — not only watching recovered security footage of the incident but digging through archival photos, phone calls, and emails.
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So far, the single most aggravating part of this game is digging through the pile of loot that confettis out of an eliminated enemy.
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But instead of digging through dozens of online reviews to find your perfect shade or dream lippie color, we've done the work for you.
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From digging through department store racks to discovering hidden treasures at vintage boutiques, these ladies have shopping for any size down to a science.
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Video from Qamishli showed residents digging through rubble searching for survivors and women wailing from apartments where the blast had blown off front walls.
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After some digging through Instagram, Marie Claire was able to deduce that this mutual friend may be none other than fashion designer Misha Nonoo.
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MrBean35000vr is a Mario Kart hacker and streamer who stumbled across this unused content while digging through the game's code to research screen transitions.
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TechCrunch reader Ishan Agarwal recently spent some time digging through Instagram's code and found references to several unreleased features for audio and video calling.
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Rivera-Aquirre, one of Cook's grad students at Duke, got the huge task of digging through the numbers used by the older gun studies.
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And then I started digging through every old pair of earphones still in my possession and trying their neglected tips on the uncooperative Nobles.
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Digging through the packing paper I came upon two shoe boxes containing brand new pairs of women's tap shoes in sizes 4 and 6.
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The demolitions began even as rescuers continued digging through debris from the collapsed seven-story building, which fell during a period of heavy rain.
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These water-resistant, nylon bags help you keep clothing organized so you won't waste time digging through your suitcase searching for what you need.
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Others went further, digging through his post history and concluding that the post was some sort of morbid goodbye before he died by suicide.
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Abagnale said fraudsters usually aren't digging through your bio for obscure facts like your mother's maiden name or the name of your first pet.
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Around this time each year, we start combing through the closet and digging through drawers as we embark upon the tradition of spring cleaning.
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Because with just 30 minutes to ask Hillary about her national security strategy, he spent one-third of her time digging through her inbox.
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In Northern California, investigators are digging through the debris of the devastating fires that roared through wine country to find out what started them.
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Digging through a rarely used closet one night, I opened a Nike shoe box and came face-to-face with a real human skull.
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Google has hired a consulting firm known for its anti-union efforts — a move employees discovered by digging through entries in an internal calendar.
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And in Italy, rescuers were digging through snow in a frantic search for dozens of people missing after an avalanche buried a mountainside hotel.
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In his spare time, he liked digging through the town dump to see what he could salvage and refashion into, for instance, a chandelier.
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Video posted by the Syrian Civil Defense, a volunteer search-and-rescue operation in the country, showed responders digging through the rubble, searching for survivors.
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Your loved one, on the other hand, would gladly spend the entirety of the trip digging through dusty crates in some weird little record store.
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" According to a study by IBM, learning to search your email versus digging through folders can save you a significant amount of time each day."
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Digging through the sediment layer by layer reveals nearly everything the planet has ever experienced, a veritable history book of life and death on Earth.
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Crews have been digging through the rubble of collapsed buildings trying to find survivors of the quake that has left at least 267 people dead.
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They almost always involve me digging through my vinyl collection for old cherished favorites and winding them into new stuff that have a classic vibe.
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Robert Caro's recent article on secrets he uncovered while digging through Lyndon Johnson's archives provides fascinating glimpses into how political power is wielded in Washington.
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So, fans and amateur sleuths started digging through the source code of her website within minutes, looking for clues as to what was going on.
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Youtube user Super Bunnyhop does a good job of explaining why that is after digging through tons of research and talks on VR sickness. Basically?
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While Google keeping track of what you searched for is nothing new, finding that info generally meant digging through settings pages to find your history.
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Right now, Marzipan is still in the early stages, and only Apple has access to it (unless you're very good at digging through Apple's filesystems).
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Over the phone, she described to Natah how the officers were coming for them—room by room, digging through their clothes, checking under the mattresses.
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Karpas first heard about the ISF Incubator from a mentor who'd encouraged him to do a bit of digging through the intellectual property on offer.
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But I happened upon something especially eye-catching a few months ago, while digging through the VHS-quality dregs of the streaming service's noisier corners.
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Many families in Mocoa have spent days and nights digging through the debris with their hands despite a lack of food, clean water and electricity.
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Before you go digging through that carefully (or not-so-carefully) packed bag for a charger, imagine this: What if your bag was the charger?
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Blogs are dead and Bandcamp is plagued by a bunch of generic shit, so digging through either can easily prove to be a fruitless endeavour.
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After spending nine hours digging through the trash, it's probably safe to say that Billy Beane was right: Lenny Dykstra has no concept of failure.
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Before you go digging through your pantry to whip up a batch over the holidays, consider taking a savory route and replacing cinnamon with cheese.
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After polishing your resume and cover letter, digging through job postings, countless networking coffees, and several rounds of interviews, you finally get the job offer.
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Digging through the accounts of Ms. Brown and other Atlantic artists, including the Coasters, the Drifters and Big Joe Turner, Mr. Begle found further problems.
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It felt grounded and natural, if a bit voyeuristic, to be digging through a desk drawer and reading letters that explained decades of family politics.
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Rescue workers, including an army of volunteers, are digging through rubble to look for survivors of the earthquake that devastated Mexico City and surrounding regions.
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And Perry, a 70-something retired former insurance claims adjuster from Massachusetts, has been digging through JFK assassination records since 20173 to address those skeptics.
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Progressive groups, such as the Democratic "super PAC" American Bridge, were busy on Thursday digging through his background and looking for stains on his record.
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They don't take up too much space, and you won't want to be fumbling around, digging through your clothes to find a pair of underwear.
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To get to the bottom of this phenomenon, Carlson started digging through centuries worth of scams — and a series of common threads started to emerge.
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Slashfilm may have done a heroic job digging through the Avatar Wiki to unpack what the hell "The Quest for Eywa" might actually mean, but still.
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So, if you were a researcher digging through a museum collection and found a wasp with an ant head for a butt, you might be surprised.
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Ahead, we've rounded up some of the best wings that we've saved lately so that you don't have to go digging through your feed for inspiration.
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We'll make digging through the deals a little easier, so keep checking back to see some of the best gaming deals as they are made available.
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Finding that clip of the prototype folding/unfolding means digging through Samsung's two-hour developer keynote, so we went ahead and GIF'd it up for you.
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So if an app offers "high-priority alerts" and "marketing," you can turn them off directly in Android's settings rather than digging through the app's interface.
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What I've done is taken the intense frustration Sekiro so frequently delivers and channeled it into something constructive: digging through my piles and piles of media.
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Who hasn't tried to fold, roll, and stuff as much as humanly possible into a suitcase, knowing full well you'll be digging through a mess later?
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Rather than digging through Reddit theories, we decided to try a different approach, looking to the stars for insight into our favorite Game of Thrones characters.
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Photo: Fredy Jacob (Unsplash)GarbageThis week, we are writing about waste and trash, examining the junk that dominates our lives, and digging through garbage for treasure.
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On Sunday afternoon, Alejandra Espinoza Zazueta tells PEOPLE her mother noticed some clients digging through a dumpster outside of the jewelry store she works in Coachella.
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If 30 minutes digging through the S-1 wasn't enough for you, don't fret, we'll be following the Uber IPO for weeks — probably months — to come.
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Twitter user Jane Wong has done some digging through Instagram's code and in the process discovered several unreleased features that could be released in the future.
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Do you expect a similar response, something that will last people years and they'll be digging through it trying to find every possible nook and cranny?
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The fun part is digging through the endless drawers of exotic woods, carbon fiber, colored fiberglass, semiconductors, and synthetics to produce one-of-a-kind pieces.
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This act of systematically digging through personal information to find bits of seemingly circumstantial evidence felt like a huge invasion of privacy for no real gain.
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But that requires booting up the game — and it may also require digging through a labyrinth of menus to figure out what you're trying to accomplish.
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" Digging through a costume box at the library, I begged him to don fairy wings, sparkly headbands, velvety capes, all met with the same emphatic "No.
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This is a whole lot of work for you, Pisces—after all, you are so psychic, so you don't need to get dirty digging through dumpsters.
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And Whigham (the blustery Eli in "Boardwalk Empire"), as an introvert more at home digging through file folders than confronting suspects, makes a terrific hero-nerd.
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She recommends digging through your cabinets and pulling out all the older stuff you meant to use and never did (canned pineapple, weird ancient grains, etc.).
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Apple just released iOS 211 beta 7 to developers today, and people are already digging through the software to find hints about the rumored iPhone 11.
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The Turkish broadcaster NTV showed images of residents and soldiers digging through the rubble of collapsed buildings as families fearing further tremors sat in snowy streets.
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So when I was digging through the mods for Resident Evil 2 and found one called "Less Moles on Leon," I knew I'd hit the jackpot.
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In one image, the model is digging through her black crossbody — searching for something as Diana might have — while she holds her keys in her mouth.
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If all of this — not to mention the hours you'd spend digging through dusty belongings — sounds like more work than it's worth, you're not entirely wrong.
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Scott spent the afternoons in Kansas City thrift stores, digging through prom dresses and Army jackets to assemble outfits for his best friend, Quynh Vo-Hanser.
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After some digging through state reports, I found a gold mine of public data to guide my reporting: spreadsheets with thousands of rows of compliance information.
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Inflation has soared to an estimated 700 percent, while people in this oil-rich nation are left digging through piles of trash for scraps of food.
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On Saturday, rescue workers were still frantically digging through the rubble of a six-story building in Nairobi which collapsed the previous night following heavy rain.
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Back in the Gawker days, most of my time on the site was spent digging through the comments looking for commenters I recognized and enjoying their dialogue.
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And they are opening up about their lives, the sexual abuse investigation and a new documentary about their family called The 5 Browns: Digging Through the Darkness.
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The photo, which is circulating in advance of a new History Channel program, was discovered by retired federal agent Les Kinney while digging through the National Archives.
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A team from Hebrew University was digging through the floor of a massive Iron Age structure when a volunteer who arrived for the day struck pay dirt.
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There are also mini-games (more on those tomorrow) and customizable exercise playlists for those who don't see the appeal of digging through a multi-hour RPG.
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Rescue workers were digging through collapsed homes and other buildings in coastal areas of KwaZulu-Natal province, where the death toll stood at 51, local officials said.
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One, it's still too damn complicated, but it's better than digging through those drawers for your password (on iOS, the solution is different but still too complicated).
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But the Chronos is prettier, smaller, and quieter than my PC, and not everyone is interested in digging through lists of components, and hey — time is money.
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According to the site, Green spent the past year researching for the fictional feature film, which included unraveling and digging through hundreds of documents and public records.
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After digging through the bear research literature, Fitz found scientists had mentioned it occurring before, but the researchers didn't document the rich details of such an adoption.
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When digging through archived telescope data, Arcavi and his team found another supernova that had exploded in essentially the same spot in the sky back in 1954.
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There's one thing you can always count on when Apple releases a new beta version of iOS: Developers digging through its code in search of new features.
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This was taken up enthusiastically by Sanders's supporters, who have taken to digging through Clinton's political past and posting her more centrist moments with the hashtag #HillarySoProgressive.
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Another benefit to mesh routers is that the popular ones are all set up using an app instead of digging through network settings in a web interface.
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When it comes to actually digging through the photo or video itself for clues, Cole uses a myriad of different programs for different stages of the investigation.
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People have been digging through bins and combing through racks (and searching eBay and Etsy for #finds) long before I decided to stop shopping at H&M.
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When I'm digging through records, I'll come across an album with an interesting cover and that's the change of perspective that gets me to pick it up.
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Video footage of the harrowing rescue showed a group of men digging through rubble at the toppled Enrique Rebsamen School after noticing the children in a hole.
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Vignettes about global warming and digging through trash meet a fuzzed-out, grungy chorus that feels blissful even as it snarls, flexing the group's newfound musical muscles.
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Three reporters spent over a year digging through more than 2200,220 pages of documents and chasing down key sources familiar with President Trump's father and his empire.
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By digging through the city's official 311 complaint database, the site was able to analyze noise complaints in every neighborhood for the year ending July 23, 2018.
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The colorful lids are easy to match to the corresponding container, which saves me from frantically digging through a pile of seemingly identical lids in my cupboard.
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Software engineer Jane Manchun Wong, who is known for discovering unreleased app features by digging through code, recently spotted the feature and posted about it on Twitter.
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Granted a research fellowship, he spent a summer at Jacob's Pillow, digging through photographs and books and watching films, recreating Shawn's technique class and his training program.
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Aerial video of the scene shows that the roof collapsed in one section of the building, and first responders on the scene were digging through the rubble.
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On Wednesday morning, it took rescue crews a full hour to arrive at the scene, according to residents, who said they immediately started digging through the debris.
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Relatives and rescuers were digging through the debris, hoping to find bodies, but some of the rocks were so big they need blasting, a Reuters witness said.
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The feline, who was apparently digging through the mess of trash in the truck's bed, likely sniffed inside the "pizza rolls" bag and got its head stuck inside.
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The copywriter for an ad agency decided that he was not going to take the standard approach, digging through classified ads and tagged friends of friends on Facebook.
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The home goods and clothing store owned by Urban Outfitters is marketed toward rich people who love to DIY and design but don't love digging through the trash.
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One time, I was in their back hallway digging through the pantry with my hand shoved into the bag of barkTHINS when I heard someone enter the kitchen.
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I used my time at the radio station and record store digging through basement boxes, scouring record racks, and uploading forgotten local college and high school band's records.
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Over a century later, scientists are digging through these maritime records for insights about the past and future of the region's climate — and they need the public's help.
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So is the discovery of a show like Newman's swinging gem, in the course of digging through everything about a favorite artist and then everything associated with them.
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Did you get the bite digging through the attic or garage, reaching into an old box, or sorting through a pile of laundry you left on the floor?
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Maybe Simons is prepping for his new role at Calvin Klein by digging through the archives — or maybe he enjoys a good #TBTOOTD like the rest of us.
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Last month, while digging through my checking account transactions, I ran across several withdrawals that I didn't recognize, and I realized that they were automatic transfers from Albert.
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Zooming in on a photo to get a better look at something seems like a good feature for digging through cluttered photos in order to identify a product.
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They had no food or water when they entered the cave and, when they weren't digging through the cave's walls, they would sit still to save their energy.
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Authorities are struggling to do all they can to rescue survivors and uncover the dead following the quake and residents and even priests are digging through the rubble.
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Beer ads during football games, Transformers ads across Nickelodeon, and Advil ads during 60 Minutes all result from advertisers digging through and analyzing audience data for those programs.
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"Military personnel and medics are still digging through the rubble from the mudslide to find survivors despite the risk of further landslides in the area," General Ranasinghe said.
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"We've only touched the tip of the iceberg in terms of digging through the data," said Joel Parker, a scientist at the Southwest Research Institute in Boulder, Colo.
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I've been digging through an earlier developer beta to show you what sorts of features are available, should you want to install the public preview of iOS 12.
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Anyone who wants to find their birth parents, or learn more about their ancestors, no longer has to rely on sperm banks and digging through decades-old obituaries.
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Digging through an abandoned collection of cassettes in a cool aunt's bedroom, I stumbled upon the opaque blue cover of Japanese synth pioneer Isao Tomita's Snowflakes Are Dancing.
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Kevin Beaumont, another researcher who has been digging through The Shadow Brokers dump, claimed that one of the UK government's biggest IT contractors still uses a PIX VPN.
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"In the future, there will be no more juggling passports and bags at check-in and digging through pockets or smartphones to show your boarding pass," he added.
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Pictures carried by state media showed rescuers digging through the rubble of low rise buildings, though searches for the incident on Chinese social media were blocked on Tuesday.
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But the only way to the core of the Judd Crawford mystery, for Angela at least, is by digging through the junk that accumulates in any one life.
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Media outlets and congressional staffers began digging through her past, bringing up references to drinking and sex in her high school yearbook in an attempt to discredit her.
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In what has become a trend in the lead-up to draft day, cyber sleuths went digging through the quarterback's Twitter history and found some extremely bad looks.
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You're still digging through drawers (or hacking computers) to read private letters, but the AR system means you're given a glimpse into how they laughed, interacted, and loved.
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The startup hoped it could prevent clients and lawyers from wasting time digging through email chains or missing a sign-off that could put them in legal jeopardy.
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Once she begins filling her time with private-eye activities—spying on strangers, digging through documents, constructing conspiracy boards with red string—she discovers that she loves it.
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In fact, he had identified an incredibly valuable opportunity: an easy way for producers to find the best screenplays circulating, rather than digging through piles of mediocre work.
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Both involved digging through moderately hard soil just north of the city center to make a few miles of tunnel and a few stations about 80 feet underground.
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It appears ET, which is owned by CBS Television, went digging through their archives in the wake of the "Access Hollywood" tape ... and this is what they found.
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It's morning in early March, and Wallace Marshall—a towering, plaided-out cell biologist—is kneeling over a pond in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park, digging through the muck.
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When she's not in the studio she's looking at antiques, folk art, ceramics, comics, Japanese prints, Persian miniatures, and digging through junk shops, libraries, and websites for new material.
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At least 20 investigators and several cadaver dogs combed the landfill, digging through as much as 45 feet of garbage in an attempt to find any trace of Gabriel.
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Many consumers find couponing to be a hassle, so card-linked offers let you save automatically without digging through your wallet for slips of paper or scanning your phone.
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With the help of another of her brothers, Pedro, she was digging through an area in a small field that had been swept by the wave of mining waste.
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Before you go digging through the attic to find your old copy to throw up for auction, you should know: the version in question here is super, super rare.
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But they escaped by stacking mattresses the kidnappers had left, moving a metal plate and two industrial batteries to seal the roof and digging through 3 feet of dirt.
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We've been digging through macOS 10.14 since the first beta dropped in June, and here are 10 features that will will make all the difference in your Mac experience.
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Television footage showed a handful of rescuers in orange suits digging through a massive pile of wreckage in a middle class area of Fortaleza, the capital of Ceara state.
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Scorpio is the detective of the zodiac, so Mercury in Scorpio will inspire you to break out your spy kit and get your hands dirty digging through some trash.
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In all three countries, survivors have been digging through rubble to search for victims, and scrambling for shelter, food and water, while governments and aid agencies rush in help.
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Recently, I've been digging through 200 patents, granted since 1976, related to tampons; I've found that three out of every four of the inventors behind those patents were men.
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In a sane world, other reporters would join Fahrenthold in digging through what are publicly available records to track that money — but instead, did you hear about Anthony Weiner?
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What's more, a team including Ukrainian blogger Anton Pavlushko has found dozens of military service members by simply digging through their photos and comments on Russian social networking services.
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He started digging through the community's work to see what he could salvage, showing up in random and abandoned chat rooms, hoping someone could point him towards past creators.
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Digging through newspaper clippings and the entertainment trade press, Macy found a story far more complex than the account of kidnapping and passive suffering she had overheard in Roanoke.
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He looked surprised when I asked if any were postcards but then, after digging through a haphazard pile of manila folders, he pulled out a small stack of them.
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Their primary goal is to peel back layers of history — sometimes literally, by digging through dust and trash — and forge a video archive of Hong Kong's colonial-era environment.
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Video provided by the White Helmets shows rescuers digging through mounds of rubble to reach a man, and in a separate video, they dig to recover a little girl.
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But the idea in Stories Untold, that you're digging through memories and trying to make sense of things, leant itself perfectly to systems like, for example, a microfilm reader.
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His son, Samuel Wallace Edwards IV, who goes by Sammy, had been digging through the rubble with the maintenance manager, J. C. Judkins III, looking for the old smokehouse key.
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That was quickly followed by his lengthy battle with Gold Star parents Khizr and Ghazala Khan, which had some Republicans digging through the party's rules and state laws for options.
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Disaster relief crews have already spent weeks digging through the mud trying find victims swept from their homes in the mudslide from the Thomas Fire burn area near Santa Barbara.
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It's a quick way to ascertain your spending and see if you need to make any changes (no more digging through credit card billing statements trying to decipher weird abbreviations).
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On Friday, Josh Earnest, the White House press secretary, said that Mr. Obama intends to spend much of his weekend digging through information about possible nominees to the Supreme Court.
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One day, I'm sure that as I'm digging through my pantry looking for a new flavor, I'll pull it out and use it—even if simply atop delivery fried chicken.
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In direct messages exchanged on Twitter, Iturbe provided several prior instances when unannounced information regarding GoPro software and hardware products were gleaned from digging through code for the company's website.
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In digging through the system more thoroughly over the following days, Lewis and her team discovered that in fact at least one critical part of the system wasn't done properly.
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REPORTER: Once the richest country in Latin America, with vast oil reserves, these are the images that you now find on the streets of Caracas, families digging through the thrash.
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But months after I landed my dream job at Grade A, and began writing articles on LinkedIn, I found myself digging through my wreckage of regret for that layoff notice.
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If you're looking for a new way to discover great indie music without having to spend hours digging through SoundCloud or Spotify playlists, a new app called Wonder can help.
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There are now countless stories of bitcoin owners who have gone to great lengths to try to remember or recover lost passcodes — from digging through trash bins to hiring hypnotists.
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After you come home from work, you shouldn't lose time deciding on something to read or digging through your room looking for a paperback you started on your last flight.
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She told Vanity Fair she has been brainstorming ideas with creators who have overall deals with the company, like Ava DuVernay, Mindy Kaling, and JJ Abrams; digging through Warner Bros.
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If the government already has all this stuff, why did I have to spend hours digging through receipts and statements and 1099 forms to report what the I.R.S. already knows?
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For the past few days I've been digging through the Apple Arcade lineup to pick out the 10 games I'd recommend most, spanning a number of genres and play styles.
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Digging through some old boxes at her home, Celina Richard found an old picture of the church that Sheryl Richard, an amateur photographer who sometimes covered weddings, took years ago.
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That fizzy pop sound I hear when I tap my screen is so much more jolly than the scratchy clamor of wood on wood when digging through Scrabble's tile bag.
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For the next nine months, McNamara worked on-site as part of the Rescue/Recovery team, spending 12-hour days digging through rubble in search of people's relatives and loved ones.
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Magid argued that it shouldn't even come to digging through religious texts, because the medical evidence of injury and trauma is enough on its own to make FGM incompatible with Islam.
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Staring into a vast expanse of darkness scattered with a sea of luminous stars, I begin digging through all of the emotions, the delusions, the daily routines, the expectations, the distractions.
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But researchers digging through thousands of such trades have shown that they consistently outperform the broader market, suggesting biotech bigwigs might be gaming the system at the expense of everyday investors.
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And on Sunday Nick proved that he offers another invaluable skill to his wife – an extremely high tolerance for grossness – gamely digging through their garbage to find Vanessa's lost wedding ring.
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Explorers, Sterling and Bain say, will focus on games that haven't been selling well, digging through Steam's vast catalog to ensure that interesting titles weren't overlooked in a deluge of releases.
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With all my time spent digging through Walgreens for hidden fashion gems, I became a pro at navigating all drugstores — not just for Advil, but for unexpectedly cool clothes and accessories.
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That means eventually, you won't need to go through the traditional Bluetooth pairing steps of digging through your settings, ensuring your device is discoverable, punching in pairing codes, and so on.
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Working at all hours of the night digging through data, Albright has become an invaluable and inexhaustible resource for reporters trying to make sense of tech titans' tremendous and unchecked power.
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It can get pretty embarrassing; there's nothing worse than digging through an oversized tote for your wallet at Starbucks with a line of angry, caffeine-deprived customers waiting impatiently behind you.
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After the news was released on Tuesday, social media users bombarded Twitter with smug Aniston memes after digging through the depths of the internet to locate the perfect Rachel Green GIFs.
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It's not until these sunny, positive thinkers are digging through their transaction history in their banking app months later that they see it: $89 a year for a mobile VPN membership?
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The Rubio and Cruz campaigns have been digging through opposition research, signaling they'll make the case against the celebrity tycoon by dredging up controversial aspects of his decades-long business career.
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After digging through my 2016 bank statements, here's what I found it cost me: First, to be eligible for the 9+1 program, I had to join New York Road Runners.
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It was a much more natural interaction, as opposed to doing things like like digging through menus, tapping the screen with an inaccurate stylus or poking around on a physical keyboard.
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He had followed an "ancestor cult" for years, digging through Emerson's and William James's and Thoreau's papers at Harvard, visiting the tourist traps of Concord and Cambridge, to no profound effect.
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Clips of West, 41, and Kardashian West, 37, surfaced on social media that showed the stars digging through multiple bags filled with sneakers and handing them out to the overjoyed children.
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Dead cats and dogs were strewn throughout the wreckage while some stray animals were digging through the garbage for food and had taken up residence on the porches of destroyed homes.
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Dead cats and dogs are strewn throughout the wreckage while some stray animals are digging through the garbage for food and have taken up residence on the porches of destroyed homes.
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It relied largely on analyzing internet traffic and other clues, and on digging through public records to glean insight into Mr. Gubarev's holding company, XBT, and its many affiliates, including Webzilla.
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Dead cats and dogs were strewn throughout the wreckage while some stray animals were digging through the garbage for food and had taken up residence on the porches of destroyed homes.
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It also serves like a Dropbox for legal, organizing all of a startup's documents to ensure everything's properly signed and teams are working off the latest versions without digging through email.
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Some common categories for me are: IncomeEstimated taxesTransfersApps/software/web servicesLegal and professional services I spent a few hours digging through every single transaction and making sure they were categorized properly.
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And all of that denim a little faded and worn, and looking exactly like the same kind of denim that could be found digging through eBay or a used clothing store.
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On Sunday, firefighters were digging through the ruins of the warehouse, where people had gathered for an electronic dance show on Friday when flames ripped through the building, collapsing the floors.
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Digging through the app (by going to Settings > Consent Management), you learn that C25K collects and shares your device's advertising ID and location data so companies can push ads to you.
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Ms. Tepper spent seven months researching her "Rachael" resurrection, digging through a "gigantic, very heavy box" that included four versions of the script, sketches and sheet music collected by Jabara's family.
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More came out over the weekend when engineers digging through the final version of Apple's latest software — iOS 11 — found new details about what to expect and confirmed some previous leaks.
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Ethics office: Trump nominees still not properly vetted The hot seat After all the forms are signed, then the Senate committee will get to work digging through all the mountain of materials.
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By digging through data, the startup is looking to uncover if a company has duplicate expenses or could get better pricing elsewhere, Eric Glyman, Ramp's chief executive and cofounder, told Business Insider.
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In another instance, one man is currently digging through a landfill to find an old hard drive with his keys on it so he can access his stash worth tens of millions.
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Digging through household survey data, the authors discovered that between 1996 and 2012 spending on pet health care actually rose faster than it did for humans, by over 60% compared to 49%.
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They're the antithesis to the elusive vintage jeans since they don't require digging through mounds of clothes at a flea market or thrift shop for — even though we're guilty of that, too.
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Digging through some of the most egregious songs of my adolescence I noticed an alarming trend: nü metal seemed to be coming back, rising in popularity over the past year or two.
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I'm digging through my box of spare buttons, picking out the correct one and serenely sewing it back onto my favorite sweater, pausing occasionally to sip from a hot mug of tea.
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This glass has two built-in bottle openers (for pop-top and screw-top lids) so he or she can go straight to the couch without digging through all the kitchen drawers.
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All of the escaped goats have since been accounted for but not before KTVB said they did a number on their newfound hosts' lawns, stripping leaves off trees and digging through landscaping.
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It's an exceptionally rich part of San Francisco filled with enormous tech wealth, the kind of place where you can make a living out of digging through the trash of the rich.
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You'll find yourself randomly digging through endless sub-menus to find an option you're looking for, and a display with more resolution would allow more options to be squeezed onto each screen.
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Rush Limbaugh, like Franken's Indecision 1992 Comedy Central special, predated The Daily Show both in its tone and style: snide and smart, with an emphasis on digging through archives for damning material.
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While digging through the latest iOS 12 beta, now up to version 123 for developers, he discovered a new sketch of what looks like a larger iPhone carrying the X's trademark notch.
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"Digging through old stuff, just found my results from the time I went through all 236 episodes of Friends to see how much coffee they drank," he wrote, accompanied by a chart.
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There's also a key leash inside that same pocket, which I gladly use to avoid digging through the depths of my tote — and to avoid that tell-tale jingle of loose keys.
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Quick-GrabNot in a bag at all, but in a pocket of clothing that's always on your body so that you don't waste time digging through your pack when someone gets hurt.
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The students — Jessica Jones, Dekita Moon, Michelle Emamdie and Isabel Laurenceau, working under Juan Gilbert, the chairman of the department — began by digging through data on deaths that occurred during traffic stops.
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Digging through 110,000 pages of documents obtained by court order, Bilott discovered the culprit of the poisoning: perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA), a substance DuPont had been using since 1951 mainly during Teflon production.
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Hopi E. Hoekstra, an evolutionary biologist at Harvard University and senior author of the new study, first became aware of oldfield mice as she was digging through dusty old reports from naturalists.
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If you haven't checked whether your medical expenses could get you a tax break on your 2017 return, it might be worth the chore of digging through records and tallying up receipts.
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Now that tax season has arrived, you're likely digging through receipts and tax forms to pull together your 53 returns — and your 25 taxes may be the furthest thing from your mind.
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Digging through folders of old taxes and piles of medical statements I need to shred, I will come across one of her manila mailers, invariably loaded with far more postage stamps than required.
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When you open the Settings app, you can swipe down in the middle of the screen to reveal a search bar to go directly to a settings page, instead of digging through menus.
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Inti De Ceukelaire acknowledges that it's unlikely that many people would go digging through Trump's old tweets, though he says it would only take a few retweets for the malicious link to spread.
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Detective Rosemary Vick (Messing) is assigned to the case, and with her help, David begins digging through his daughter's computer, her search history, and the live-streaming services he never knew she used.
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The first was spotted in 2007, after digging through data already collected by telescopes on Earth, and it was only last year that scientists caught a burst reaching our planet as it arrived.
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Footage released by Russian outlets have also reportedly shown dozens of polar bears digging through trash at a garbage dump nearby and one video even reportedly showed a bear roaming through a building.
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In the new spot, featured above, a stunning feline star name Luna meows out the new jingle while sandwiched between glamorous back-up meowers and digging through a little box full of diamonds.
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The idea is to make sure I've spent more time with games I know l had a genuine passion for, rather than digging through piles of randoms and wondering if one might connect.
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For two summers in high school, I was on my hands and knees with a trowel, digging through the dirt, finding bits of ceramic and glass and old buckshot and cataloging it all.
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I can go to a vintage house or a flea market and love digging through a five-foot pile of jeans because at the bottom there might be one that makes me happy.
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KATHMANDU (Reuters) - Rescuers began digging through several feet snow at two mountainside locations in Nepal on Tuesday where four South Korean trekkers and three Nepali guides are thought to be trapped, officials said.
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"In the old days, correspondents were the ones smoking cigars with the diplomats, while reporters were scrappily digging through the trash, counting the cherry pits," said David W. Dunlap, a longtime metro reporter.
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Trump's lawyers and aides are digging through the backgrounds of Mueller and his investigative team, hunting for possible conflict of interests that could undermine the results of the Russia investigation, both outlets report.
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Today's real teens aren't spending their dollars on Dior; they're thrifting, digging through second-hand shops, and trading clothes with friends to ensure they're not pictured in the same outfit twice on the 'gram.
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For example, she holds up pictures of her dog, Zagrey, digging through the arctic ice on one page, her crew mates aboard the Tara waving gleefully at the sight of the lighthouse, on another.
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The company is also breaking out in-app purchases on the description page, so they can be purchased right from the App Store and not by only opening and digging through the software itself.
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It's like the emoji equivalent of local business reviews, letting users rate a place with at-a-glance descriptors like "spicy" or "authentic" rather than digging through a bunch of not very searchable words.
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Plus, scoring this version means you can hop on one of this season's major trends without having to spend hours digging through a vintage store (where authentic souvenir jackets can cost upwards of $1,000).
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While digging through someone else's trash isn't nearly as alluring as peeking into their medicine cabinet, there's no denying that it's the more accurate way to determine what their beauty routine really looks like.
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Woodman's admitted in the past that the company is working on automated editing software, which could be important because as much as people like using GoPros, they also hate digging through all the footage.
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The star went digging through the camera roll on her phone Wednesday and without a doubt, she came across a barely clothed photo of herself that she took during her Calvin Klein underwear shoot.
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Some 360 police, soldiers, firefighters and public works personnel were digging through the mud that engulfed the building where 20 laborers, an engineer, three security guards and six or seven residents had taken shelter.
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As Iraq started observing three days of national mourning, rescuers continued digging through the rubble of a shopping mall believed to be the main target of the bombing, searching for bodies or possible survivors.
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It was a chaotic scene as the rescue operation took place, with an excavator digging through the mountain of rubble, dumping broken concrete, shards of thin wood and bits of twisted metal into trucks.
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Instead of driving to Goodwill or digging through yard sales hoping to find what we wanted, we used three tactics to help us buy all the new furniture we needed without paying full price.
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Last winter, as the campaign entered its full swing, Mr. Salvini posted a video to his Facebook account contrasting poor, elderly Italians digging through the garbage for food with African migrants criticizing Italian rice.
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Mr. Hassett, who spent part of his Friday digging through data about previous shutdowns, said that the longer-term effects on federal workers would be minimal because those workers would almost certainly be repaid.
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Nonetheless, after digging through June's pronouncements and bullet points, and consulting the White House, its allies and its critics, we found a few promising ideas amid the blather, as well as some old clunkers.
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More than 600 people are believed to be missing, with many still trapped under tons of mud that some residents, facing a shortage of heavy equipment, took to digging through with their bare hands.
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The rubble the rescue workers were digging through had once been the town hall, and trapped inside was a 36-year-old police officer, Juan Jiménez, who for 18 years had stood guard there.
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More than 000 rescuers are digging through rubble in rural Alabama in search of victims of a half-mile-wide tornado that killed at least 223 people over the weekend and destroyed mobile homes.
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More than 100 rescuers are digging through rubble in rural Alabama in search of victims of a half-mile-wide tornado that killed at least 23 people over the weekend and destroyed mobile homes.
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While it's unclear how Airbnb could screen its users for their political leanings, it does conduct background checks on both hosts and guests by digging through criminal records databases, sex offender registries, and OFAC lists.
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As the sun started to set on Saturday evening in the southern city of Tainan, rescuers in orange, red, and yellow jumpsuits were still digging through the rubble of the Wei-Guan Golden Dragon Building.
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Read the Oregon report for yourself Eleven days earlier, Abigail alleged, Jennifer had banged her head against the wall after school officials reported Abigail had been digging through the garbage and taking other children's food.
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Figuring out the approach that bests suits a game can be difficult, especially when different people can be predisposed to digging through menus for information, when others might be turned off by that idea completely.
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Most of the time, when we're digging through someone's kit (with permission, we swear!), Make Up For Ever seems to pop up as one of the "lifesaving" products that they always bring along to set.
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I did my research, digging through online forums until I could find some experts to talk to, and ended up on the phone with one of the guys from A&E's (now cancelled) Paranormal Cops.
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We were digging through the long period when my parents had to stay under one roof with us after separating—how cliché, how dull—for years, due to money, and everyone tiptoed around the house.
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But here, as this email suggests, a police officer may unlock a phone and preserve the data without a warrant, and then follow up with legal authorisation to then start digging through that data later.
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The memories are vivid enough for Caryn, whose late husband Ray, a New York City firefighter, developed stage 211 cancer after spending 9 months digging through toxic debris from the destroyed towers at Ground Zero.
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On Wednesday, as residents of central Sulawesi were still digging through rubble and mud in a desperate search for survivors, Mount Soputan, in the island's north, sent up a plume of ash 2.5 miles high.
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By the eighth episode, "The One Where Nana Dies Twice," there is a scene in which Ross is digging through his late grandmother's closet, only to find a box filled with her favorite Sweet'n Lows.
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And for much of 2015, he spent his time digging through years of Verizon's public statements and actions, assembling more than 300 citations into a 112-page document that could well have been his master's thesis.
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After digging through what must've been years of pictures, from every day that rollercoaster was open, she finally finds what she's been looking for: A photo of "Alice," sitting next to her daughter, the real Alice.
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She, too, is a hero in this novel, shown digging through archives and described as "haunted by the past"; Hall's grandmother was born a slave in Missouri in 1860, and this drives her to keep digging.
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Jones, a former FBI counter-terrorism analyst whose experience in bringing the scandal to light formed the backbone of the upcoming Vice-produced movie "The Report"—spent six years digging through evidence of the CIA's wrongdoing.
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The sight of people digging through trash to find food is common It could hurt us in our pocketbook The turmoil in Caracas could hit Americans in one of our most sensitive spots: the gas pump.
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You might find yourself digging through trash, laundry, or storage to find the information you're looking for, searching for a long-lost piece of the puzzle, or going through old paperwork to find closure or understanding.
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"I spent a couple of hours digging through pizza adverts on YouTube to build a supercut of 'cheese pulls'—I believe that's the industry term for the shot of pulling a cheesy slice away," he said.
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While digging through Zoom's preferences menu for ideas for this piece, I found a fun little box you can check to save yourself a few seconds every time you start a Zoom call for your friends.
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January 15 Music blog MetalUpYourUrethra posts an "exclusive" that Chinese Democracy-era member Richard Fortus will play rhythm guitar for the Coachella show, based on information found while digging through the recycling bin behind Fortus' home.
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It lets Python developers type in plain English when they can't remember the exact function they're thinking of, with Flowbot digging through documentation and considering the context to find the code it thinks you're looking for.
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Watching a guy spend five years digging through government documents in a basement should be a royal snoozefest, but The Report manages to make it gripping, due in no small part to its star, Adam Driver.
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But, if you still feel like digging through your closet and busting out your best gear from the 2000s, he's hoping to see tons of do-rags, Air Force 1s and oversize tees in the crowd!
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"I started digging through all my old crap in my flat files and kind of facing that person that I was," Clowes explained to Nicole Rudick of The Paris Review at the Strand a few weeks ago.
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As Jane Manchun Wong was digging through the code of the Instagram app after a recent update, the 25-year-old noticed something unusual: A new, experimental feature built into the code was named "What's up Jane."
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But the point is to come up with a diverse set of information sources that can help the company identify candidates that a recruiter might not find if they were just digging through LinkedIn for potential leads.
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Dragonstone does, of course, though it's in short supply; Sam Tarly is currently digging through the stacks in the library of the Maesters in Oldtown to see if he can figure out any other kind of defense.
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A new feature that was spotted by Jane Manchun Wong (an engineer who's previously uncovered new features in Instagram by digging through the code) will show users how much time they spend on the social media site.
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A new pair of short videos hidden inside of the iOS 11 beta were recently found by iOS developer Guilherme Rambo, who has become known for digging through the leaked HomePod firmware for details about upcoming features.
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Two years after its release, in 1974, a public relations director for an International Hockey Team in Kalamazoo, Michigan, was digging through his collection of 45s, searching for some canned music he could play on the loudspeakers.
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Aside from spending a lot of time in archives digging through uncatalogued boxes to try and learn about their stories, the team was also in contact with private collectors, some of the artists, and the artists' families.
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What once was a wide strip of sand in front of Aunt May's Fish Place has vanished so quickly that Kingstonians find themselves digging through old photos to make sure their memories aren't playing tricks on them.
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Based in Louisville, Kentucky, Salsburg spends his days digging through the wide variety—both in content and format—of recordings Lomax made throughout his seven decades archiving folk music in Britain, the Caribbean, and the American southeast.
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Hoping to learn more about what had happened in San Miguel Los Lotes, I reached out to the photographer Daniele Volpe, who had been documenting rescuers digging through the charred remains searching for any sign of life.
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Skeptical of the agency's finding that Russian President Vladimir Putin wanted to help Trump win, Barr and a prosecutor he appointed, John Durham, have been digging through CIA records and questioning U.S. allies about the underlying intelligence.
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Just a few days before he was set to attend the much-awaited ceremony for the 2016 World's 50 Best Restaurants, Danish culinary titan Christian Puglisi was digging through the MUNCHIES Garden for turnips and mustard greens.
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Four years later, the commission has confirmed the names of nearly 1,000 slaves who worked at UVA by digging through the school's archives, and they have appropriated $6 million for a memorial, to be completed by 2019.
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"After digging through the data, consulting our economic models, and gathering a Main Street perspective from our extensive network of business contacts, I come away with the sense that economic growth is on a strong trajectory," he said.
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A great travel bag, ideally, will also have separate compartments for easy access to your essentials but not such a complicated design that you end up digging through multiple pockets and pouches to find your chapstick and sunglasses.
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So if you have some disposable income and don't feel like taking a trip to your nearest Goodwill and digging through the VHS bin, by all means—head on over to Urban Outfitters and ball the fuck out.
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Rekordbox was giving us technical difficulties so we started digging through our usb's for tracks that fit a mood we were trying to conjure, slower tracks that we hadn't fit into mixes before and picking through some records.
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Many Venezuelans are unable to eat properly on salaries of just a couple of dollars per month at the black market rate, sparking malnutrition, emigration and frequent sights of Venezuelans digging through trash or begging in front of supermarkets.
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The deal, brokered between Attorney General William Barr and the House Intelligence Committee, will allow congressional investigators to start digging through a dozen categories of files related to intelligence findings that undergird Mueller's investigation into Trump's ties to Russia.
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As pictures of the Syrian War made their rounds through Western media, Imam began to notice a sense of complacency in response to the repeated images of white helmets digging through rubble and bloodied children crying for their mothers.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads TAMPA, FL — In some ways, being a feminist artist is akin to being an archaeologist: digging through the past to find overlooked and forgotten people to add to the canon of art history.
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MILWAUKEE (Reuters) - Erica spends four hours daily walking miles of Milwaukee streets and alleys, digging through garbage and stuffing her red plastic grocery cart with aluminum cans and other small metal items to sell to support her three children.
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But at the same time we are obsessed with digging through these numbers because it's such a weird company to follow, where extending an input box from 140 characters to 280 characters is considered an earth-shattering product change.
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While that is mostly the case, I also got a huge kick out of digging through and printing out photos that were stored on my phones (or on Google Drive), especially the ones that I took with other cameras.
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If they can't bring in an audience by digging through tweets (something that the already established right-wing site Twitchy does), they'll find another way—probably by becoming yet another conservative blog that churns out posts owning the libs.
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A bigger difference is that New York has to cut through solid rock to make new tunnels, while Shanghai is digging through relatively soft, solidified mud left by rivers winding across the Yangtze River delta for millions of years.
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Her granddaughter had answered the question for her, pulling a trash bag from the pile and digging through it until she found them — a collection of damaged Fitz and Floyd cups that had belonged to Ms. Hines's late mother.
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Designed to recreate the fit of the brand's impossible-to-find vintage classics, the Wedgie offers all the same qualities (high rise, button-fly, faded wash) as the 501s, without the hassle of digging through vintage bins for them.
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Emergency crews on Friday shifted their focus from a rescue mission to the "very slow process" of digging through the rubble for more victims and preserving evidence around the unstable bridge remnants, Miami-Dade police spokesman Alvaro Zabaleta said.
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"We upgraded a huge tech system in the warehouse this week which caused some orders to be delayed by a day which then in turn caused influx of incremental calls into customer service that we're digging through," Hyman wrote.
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They began digging through hospital records after seeing four suspected cases of CJD crop up within the span of six months last winter—an unusually high number for a rare disease that affects about 350 people in the entire country annually.
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That has led to an exciting new world for the celebrity gossip mill, one where the editors and reporters who work in it, many of whom are young women, don't have to rely on blind items or digging through people's trash.
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At times I feel like an archaeologist digging through my own son's history, unearthing moments that would otherwise seem banal — ambient breathing, or the sounds of action figures at battle — yet through their rediscovery, suddenly take on a new significance.
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Overwhelmed warden Caputo (Nick Sandow) is horrified at how the company that owns Litchfield starts digging through Poussey and Bayley's backgrounds to find "an angle" that will absolve it of any responsibility, yet he does little to stop this search.
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Wist did tons of research, digging through papers and working alongside food stylist C.C. Buckley to develop recipes and ingredients both familiar and confined to the restraints the flooded future might provide the cuisine in the New York/New England area.
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You don't have to go digging through the last 100 years, as Barack Obama suggested, to start identifying the U.S.'s less than noble role in the upheavals that convulsed South America in the 1970s and continue to be felt today.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese rescuers were digging through the rubble of buildings and mud on Saturday to reach dozens believed trapped after a powerful 7.3 magnitude earthquake struck a southern island, killing at least 32 people and injuring about a thousand.
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The story that Donald Trump had died of a heart attack, for instance, spread like wildfire on August 13, but digging through the history of the Donald Trump Wikipedia article suggests that the hoax never showed up there at all.
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Aislinn Murray, the dead woman whose murder Antoinette is investigating, is a lot more appealing to men — but as Antoinette goes digging through Aislinn's life, she finds that Aislinn's appeal was a deliberately constructed power play, one that failed her.
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Busy fall on the Hill Each of the three committees received more than 20,000 pages of documents from the Trump campaign about communications involving Russia, and aides to each of the panels have spent the August recess digging through the documents.
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" WASHINGTON IS DIGGING THROUGH THESE TRANSCRIPTS AS WE SPEAK, BUT HERE ARE A FEW HIGHLIGHTS SO FAR: Yovanovitch said she felt 'threatened': "Marie Yovanovitch said she felt threatened when she heard President Trump had said she would 'go through some things.
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In 2008, the Enquirer helped bring down presidential hopeful John Edwards in part by digging through a dumpster and retrieving material to do a DNA test that indicated he had fathered a child with a mistress, according to a former staffer.
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An incoming Harvard University freshman was refused entry to the United States and had his visa canceled after customs officers spent hours digging through his electronics and questioning him about his religion and his friends, he told The Harvard Crimson.
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While you've been probably spending the first few months of your subscription digging through old Disney classics or getting nostalgic over Disney Channel shows from the 2000s, you may have missed some really, really excellent documentaries Disney+ also has to offer.
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In eight years of digging through British colonial archives both real and digital, he has found almost 0003 alphabets across Asia that were previously undescribed in the West, but this one, which he came across in early 2011, stumped him.
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I know you're not an expert on it, but you've spent a lot of time digging through it and so have the other people who are working with this-- Todd, Jamie-- and Jeff and lots of other people involved underneath.
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The fix is either to grant location access in full or to make sure you don't turn on those location features in the first place, which means digging through every part of the app and turning off anything related to location.
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GOP researchers have been digging through Hunter Biden's career history as well as the points where it appears to intersect with his father's, particularly where it pertains to Ukraine and China, another topic Giuliani brought up during his interview with Cuomo.
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After digging through military archives, tracking down survivors, and returning to a 300-person village, I discovered that the untold story behind the world's most famous abandoned plane wreck is just one part of a much larger graveyard in Iceland.
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On Wednesday morning, a special unit of volunteers, Topos de Tlatelolco (also known as Topos Aztecos, a professional nonprofit rescue team), came to tunnel under the school, digging through concrete and wood in search of pockets of air where survivors could be hidden.
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President Enrique Peña Nieto declared three days of mourning while soldiers, police, firefighters, and everyday citizens kept digging through rubble, at times with their hands gaining an inch at a time, at times with cranes and backhoes to lift heavy slabs of concrete.
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Step 2: Put your 'in case of emergency' numbers in wallet, glove box, cell phone "I've spent many hours digging through people's wallets and going through cell phones looking for emergency contact numbers," said Denise King, president of the Emergency Nurses Association.
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The death toll from a fire at a food and cigarette packaging factory in Bangladesh rose to 29 on Sunday as fire crews began digging through debris, and the number of fatalities could rise with over half a dozen people still missing.
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The 37-year-old actress and daughter of Goldie Hawn went digging through her (pretty massive) storage unit and uncovered an old old favorite: a hand-knit blue striped sweater her mom made for her, which was a staple in her teenage wardrobe.
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Whitney, the co-founder and editor at large of the literary magazine Guernica, spent four years digging through archives, yielding an exhaustive list—James Baldwin, Gabriel García Márquez, Richard Wright, and Ernest Hemingway all served varying levels of utility to Uncle Sam.
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To solve the mystery, researchers started digging through old DSCOVR photos to try to figure out what the flashes could be, and they came across something interesting in the process: This isn't the first time a spacecraft has spotted these flashes of light.
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Although the group doesn't seem to be hosting events any longer, they still have ambassadors all over the world digging through records as well as a network of scientists scientists trying to stave off the inevitable human end for as long as possible.
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After digging through newspaper archives, census records, telephone directories, and shipping manifests, I concluded that he was Albert Schindelmeisser, the son of Louis Schindelmeisser, a distinguished German composer and conductor of the mid-nineteenth century, and an ally of Wagner and Liszt.
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My parents were pretty cool and let me use the record player at an early age so I remember digging through their records and being totally enthralled by the covers of Diamond Dogs and Rock And Roll Animal and Houses Of The Holy.
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Though the show ended in 2015, it's worth digging through the treasure trove of sketches online in order to find something for everyone: Les Mis parodies, a take on extremely passionate pop culture fans and pitch-perfect commentaries on race in America.
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Paying the President A guide for digging through Trump's financial disclosures Trump is hiring lobbyists and top ethics official says 'there's no transparency' The use of taxpayer dollars at Trump hotels is under scrutiny in a closely watched lawsuit in Maryland federal court.
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"'The terrain in northern Manitoba is immense and unforgiving'MacLatchy said officers logged thousands of hours and worked around the clock to pursue the suspects, digging through more than 250 tips from the public, and using "some of the most advanced technologies available.
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Her investment in Poshmark made her a perfect guest as we spent the bulk of our time in the podcast room digging through the Stitch Fix IPO, which wound up attracting both positive and negative commentary on Twitter and in the media.
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On Monday, residents were still digging through the rubble for survivors and victims, the government was scrambling to find shelter for thousands of people left homeless and rescue crews from around the world had begun arriving in this Andean nation to help.
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It's part of a bigger pattern in which female crime victims are treated as though they're guilty of something, with the media and the public digging through their past for damaging details, or simply speculating about them based on who they are.
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It began as a son's impulse to connect with a father he never really got a chance to know — by digging through the relics of his late dad's life — and ultimately became a poignant example of overcoming generational family trauma through art.
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I am a sucker for musical themes, even if I can't remember the difference between the bands ELO and ELP; it's always a good sign when a puzzle theme has you digging through Spotify so you can sing along as you solve.
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They receive a preliminary offer before the startup does an inspection and takes professional marketing photos while digging through reams of data on local pricing, availability and demand to pick a rate its algorithm believes it can fill the home for quickly.
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COLOMBO (Reuters) - Rescuers were digging through rubble trying to save a woman they feared was trapped inside a collapsed wedding reception hall in the Sri Lankan capital on Friday, officials said after confirming that one man had been killed and 23 injured.
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The FTC has made clear it's interested in digging through past acquisitions of tech giants and learning how they emboldened those firms, most recently through a new research study that will look at unreported small acquisitions by Facebook and four of its peers.
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Allison's still probably known for his improvisational experiments with Doug Kaplan and Natalie Chami as Good Willsmith, but over the time that band's been active he's also generated a catalog of works on his own that's at least as worth digging through.
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Meanwhile, rather than presenting it as an easy option to find on its site, getting a single link with all of your Amazon data relies on you digging through the site's "Contact Us" page to find the option hidden at the end of the list.
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On Wednesday morning, a special unit of volunteers, Topos de Tlatelolco (also known as Topos Aztecos, a professional non-profit rescue team), came to tunnel under the school, digging through concrete and wood in search of pockets of air where survivors may be hidden.
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DHAKA (Reuters) - The death toll from a fire at a food and cigarette packaging factory in Bangladesh rose to 29 on Sunday as fire crews began digging through debris, and the number of fatalities could rise with over half a dozen people still missing.
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While the cops were busy digging through her bags of allegedly stolen merch, the woman unbuckled her seatbelt, slipped out of her handcuffs (without even puking up a key), wormed her way into the driver's seat, and sped off in the stolen police SUV.
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The writer who puts in the time going to shows, digging through crates, and poring over liner notes can't necessarily claim to have any more facts on hand than the one who spends a few hours of savvy googling before sitting down to write.
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In his previous film, with its Salingerian title of "Seymour: An Introduction" (2015), he paid tribute to a piano teacher named Seymour Bernstein—not proclaiming him an undercherished genius but delicately digging through his past and noting his knack for inspiring the talents of others.
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In many cases, that means a lot more artificial intelligence; AI to flatten the learning curve, allowing the user to command apps like Photoshop not only by digging through menus, but by literally telling Photoshop what they want done (as in, with their voice).
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Unsworth explained that parts of the cave had been blocked by silt, blocking the part where the boys had been, so he and his friends spent four hours digging through the silt and then made their way to where the boys had been found.
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Digging through the pile of dusty vinyl, a track by a local artist named Fadoul caught Stürtz's ear: Titled "Sid Redad," the stripped-down song was basically an adaptation of James Brown's funk anthem "Papa's Got a Brand New Bag" but sung in Arabic.
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Rounding out the new collection are a pair of silver or black 1956 Porsche 356As that should be popping up in toy aisles right now, if you're lucky enough to hit the jack pot the next time you're digging through racks and racks of Hot Wheels cars.
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In the U.S., it costs an average of $13,000 and 52 days for a company to fill an open position, according to a recent Glassdoor report, and one San Francisco–based start-up wants to help speed that process by digging through a company's old resumes.
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This week, I've been dealing with a bunch of bullshit from basically every possible angle, so instead of digging through my looming pile of promos and demo links, I've instead found myself reaching for old faves when it comes time to lose myself in my headphones.
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Emily and Janine's time in the Colonies continues to be harrowing and monotonous, and harrowing in its monotony: The endless scenes of the Unwomen digging through radioactive dirt for no apparent purpose all blur together after a while in a way that feels deliberate but also dull.
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Principles I've copy pasted below so you don't have to go hunting through multiple link trees* to find them, given DeepMind does not include 'Principles' as a tab on the main page so you do really have to go digging through its FAQ links to find them.
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My definition of "trouble" might be a little mundane—digging through the dumpsters of retail outlets to see what they threw away, ding dong ditching adults and laughing behind a tree—but hey, we felt like were cool as shit and no one could stop us.
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In digging through tweets and other comments about this particular strain of criticism, however, I found an intriguing common thread: A lot of people who found Last Jedi too jokey also made subsequent tweets where they compared something in Last Jedi unfavorably to something in the prequel trilogy.
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Because NARA has said it would take until the end of October for it to comb through all the documents that Republicans have requested, the Bush White House library offered up a parallel track for digging through some of these archives via a Burck-led team of 50 reviewers.
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This is unlikely to be the thrill ride that you get from driving a P100D in Ludicrous Mode, for instance; Boring machines tend to crawl at very slow speeds, since they're digging through pounds of dense material and also need to help make sure cave-ins don't happen.
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Utilizing a simple, clever design that slips over your hand and rests on your shoulder, the texting umbrella allows both hands to be free for texting, digging through your bag for your MetroCard, carrying a shopping bag, or whatever you need to be doing — all while staying dry.
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It's mild for January but chilly in the 40,000-square-foot City Harvest warehouse in Queens, NY. Fifty or so Clinton Foundation employees, dressed in matching blue T-shirts, are digging through huge crates of grapefruit, sorting them into smaller bags to be distributed to food pantries across the city.
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BuzzFeed News compiled its list of Guevara defendants by digging through decades' worth of court files and police records; knocking on doors in and around Chicago's Humboldt Park neighborhood, where Guevara once patrolled; and interviewing dozens of attorneys and activists who tried for decades to ring the alarm about Guevara's tactics.
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Over the past few weeks, I've been digging through the obits of some of the planet's most seasoned people—so-called supercentenarians—to see if there is some kind of common thread that can be pulled to explain how or why they were able to live as long as they did.
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Digging through the registration on Companies House, we found that it was only last week, on July 13, that Square filed to officially change its name to Squareup (UK) Ltd in the UK. Before this, the company was trading under the generic and unassuming name of "Employee Services Professionals Ltd".
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WASHINGTON — Investigators working on behalf of Ohio State University are digging through decades of records to piece together what might have happened decades ago, when Dr. Richard H. Strauss was a team doctor and, according to recent accounts, engaged in some form of sexual misconduct with more than 100 former students.
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Raymond J. Pfeifer, who spent eight months digging through the toxic debris of the collapsed World Trade Center for the remains of fellow firefighters and other victims and years lobbying, successfully, for health benefits for those who survived, died on Sunday in a hospice in Port Washington, N.Y. He was 59.
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The official countdown to Amazon Prime Day 2018 is here but if you're overwhelmed by the idea of digging through the Amazon stacks, don't stress because there are plenty of other incredible sales happening today as well – including insanely awesome discounts being offered up at three of Meghan Markle's favorite fashion labels.
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I picked up a physical flashlight and used it to explore a room, ended up digging through a file cabinet to find a gun — all of which were real, physical items that were re-created in the VR space — and then had to head out onto a rooftop to trigger an EMP blast.
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And much of it looks much more invasive, on the surface, than anything Cambridge Analytica did: Judging personalities, measuring voice stress, digging through everything someone has ever said—all of this suggests that future digital campaigns, irrespective of party, will have ever-sharper tools to burrow into the psyches of candidates and voters.
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I was reminded of this the other day when I was digging through the archives of Mr. Money Mustache, the site of a Canadian-born former software engineer and lifestyle guru who was able to retire in Colorado at age 30 in part because of his frugal but far from austere lifestyle.
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Another iPhone 8 leak ahead of Apple's fall event next Tuesday when it's official expected to unveil its new flagships: 9to5Mac has been digging through the Golden Master build of iOS 11, and pulled out a few new nuggets of intel about the incoming top of the range iPhone (code-named D22).
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I picked up a physical flashlight and used it to explore a room, ended up digging through a file cabinet to find a gun — all of which were real, physical items that were recreated in the VR space — and then had to head out onto a rooftop to trigger an EMP blast.
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All of a sudden, I have to try to find new places to shop — or else scramble to find something attractive at the old places, digging through the mere 10 percent or so of merchandise that those places see fit to give the 67 percent of women who wear size 14 to 34.
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At the time, he was digging through the archive of the trailblazing 1980s African-American fashion designer Patrick Kelly, the subject of his current show at at the Countee Cullen Library in Harlem (organized with the Studio Museum in Harlem and the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture), through Feb. 23.
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Because Travis Wilkerson's family doesn't like to talk about the time his great-grandfather killed a black man in cold blood, the docu-essayist traveled back to the tiny Alabama town where the Wilkersons were once pillars of the community, and began digging through archives and asking questions, trying to find out what really happened.
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Our friends at The Silph Road (a community of GO players who connect the game's many invisible dots, digging through the data for insight on why things like spawns and curve balls work the way they do) have done their thing on the latest update and unearthed a ton of details in the process.
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I like President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's proposed southern border wall and that sends my friends in California digging through their ample supplies of ibuprofen.
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After digging through North Carolina's digital legal filings database, Doucette discovered that in fact everything happened in the span of a few hours—SCV filed the lawsuit, the UNC board offered an overly hefty settlement agreement with very specific stipulations, both parties signed it, and a press release was sent out from both parties.
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Of course, this is nothing like the thrill of playing Scrabble with a pen, pad, and dictionary within arm's reach, digging through a worn cloth bag filled with those smoothed wooden letter tiles, my mom eyeing me while she connives her next move, the two of us flitting between trash talk and family gossip.
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It's true that dads don't always get fair treatment when it comes to their clothes — but it's also true that no matter how hard we make fun of their wraparound shades or freebie baseball caps, we're the ones digging through their closets looking to "borrow" things that have come through the trend cycle and become cool again.
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No change to text.) By Serajul Quadir and Ruma Paul DHAKA, Sept 11 (Reuters) - The death toll from a fire at a food and cigarette packaging factory in Bangladesh rose to 29 on Sunday as fire crews began digging through debris, and the number of fatalities could rise with over half a dozen people still missing.
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Read: Trump Still Faces 9 Investigations Into His Finances Many of those probes are now tied up in legal disputes with Trump's lawyers, meaning that even if Democrats eventually win, they might not be able to start digging through his financial records to look for evidence of foreign income or questionable business practices until after the 2020 election.
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Digging through several feet of muddy peat, archaeologists have uncovered traces of a Mesolithic community that lived continuously around the edge of a former lake for over 300 hundred years starting around 8770 BC. Items found at Star Carr include huge numbers of animal bones and wooden timbers, barbed points, amber and shale beads, decorative antler headdresses, and much more.
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Being able to get the card you want just by searching for it should be a huge help when you need to pull something up quickly — several times in the past few weeks I've been digging through Inbox to find flight confirmations, check-ins, and car rental info while approaching a customer service counter, and this feature certainly would have sped things up.
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After models wearing crisp knit polos, buttery leather pants and pieces from a new Hermès collection called Dwntwn Men made their way down a runway, the warehouse opened into a party space with separate chambers where guests could shoot baskets, try their luck at Donkey Kong and play D.J. by digging through the soundtracks of previous Hermès shows while sipping Champagne.
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As part of the electronic quartet S U R V I V E, they've been dropping releases since 2008 — it's worth digging through their Bandcamp vault if you want to unearth a batch of '80s-sounding synth gems — but it's Dixon and Stein's work for the Duffer Brothers that looks set to thrust the band center stage, especially with a new album slated for a September release.
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There's a ton of variety to be found in the music itself, and though that means digging through a lot of different stuff, frankly, if you don't enjoy the process of digging for music, you probably should not be a DJ. It's always taken work to find the gems and it still does, but they are there and our access to them is unprecedented (thanks Internet!).
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The Republican National Committee is digging through Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE's past and focusing on his aide Justin Cooper's involvement in a real estate purchase, according to a memo obtained by ABC News.
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Optimistic partisans digging through the data have even found reason to cheer some of the special election defeats: In one of the Democratic losses, a race for a Connecticut seat held by Republicans for more than a century, the GOP candidate won by 10 percentage points, compared with a 22-point GOP victory margin in an election for the same seat just three months earlier.
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It reveals itself to you upon your digging through a scary flea market bin of mismatched wooden blocks to spell out the name of your best friend's new baby, or needing a gift for your boss and finding a weird warped Bulgarian disco nightmare record on the free rack outside the library with a guy on the cover who looks exactly like your boss.
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He also somehow manages to make cruising around set in a golf cart and digging through a bucket labeled "rejected Chris Pratt ideas" look every bit as exciting as exploring space, so let's just all agree there's no such thing as too many contest entries (hey, it's for a good cause!) In order to enter the competition, you must donate to the Lake Stevens Boy and Girls Club here.
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These days, he's on something of a musical hiatus as he works toward Rio, but in spare moments he still flips samples from old records as a fun diversion from his intense athletic career Doris is a fanatical tinkerer, equally likely to spend hours digging through records and futzing with a synth sound as he is watching video footage of his latest jump and looking for inconsistencies in his craft.
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The relatively positive national media attention that Mr. Christie had enjoyed for his first term flipped, with news trucks lying in wait outside the State House, political reporters digging through newspaper clips from his days as student body president at the University of Delaware and local media outlets publishing accusations that Hurricane Sandy relief funds were diverted to the politically connected.. Mr. Christie's collapsing approval ratings at home then became a favorite question for national TV interviewers.
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He traces the holiday to a series of commemorations that freed black Americans held in the spring of 1865, after Union soldiers, including members of the 21st United States Colored Infantry, liberated the port city of Charleston, S.C. Digging through an archive at Harvard, Dr. Blight found that the largest of these commemorations took place on May 1, 19833, at an old racecourse and jockey club where hundreds of captive Union prisoners had died of disease and been buried in a mass grave.
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