Then in 2011, Obama finally dredged up his longform birth certificate.
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He also dredged up the Dayton shooter's social media history again.
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But many of the same emotions are bound to be dredged up.
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Momoh's team dredged up a few carats a month, making precious little profit.
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In that moment, Dana dredged up what she had heard from Ann-King.
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Until this January, when Atwood dredged up the controversy again with her op-ed.
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In case you've forgotten, we've dredged up nine situations you weren't alone in sharing.
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And who knows what else Mueller's investigation have dredged up about Trump family values.
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But the truth is, many of the concerns dredged up by these examples are outdated.
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The very nature of the trial means that gory, maddening stuff might be dredged up.
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Watching the wrestlers get heckled at GLOW's debut show dredged up some experiences for Buckiewicz.
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He dredged up the investigation into his campaign's ties to Russia and complained about it.
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Dredged up are the Lebanese Civil War and the country's complicated relationship with Palestinian refugees.
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Meanwhile would-be art historians dredged up comparisons and influences Mr Denzel may not have considered.
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In response, Trump dredged up a sound-bite from Clinton's past that has haunted her campaign.
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They dredged up years-old tweets, taking them out of context just to have a good laugh.
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Recent market volatility has dredged up memories of previous times of turmoil, most notably the 2008 crisis.
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He exploits the emotions dredged up by his rhetoric, manipulating a confused and self-pitying white public.
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He dredged up numerous past accusations against the West, including some related to the war in Iraq.
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His words on the Iran deal and President Obama's culpability for signing it dredged up that memory.
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Others are new -- dredged up by the top-notch reporters and opposition researchers covering a presidential campaign.
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To some locals, the controversy has dredged up painful memories of a legacy of displacement and voicelessness.
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Since the beginning of the 20th Century, Floridians have dredged up the marshes to create arable farmland.
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As of now, Sprouse's tweet hasn't dredged up any additional accusations, but it could if it gains traction.
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And how his opponents dredged up some goofy video of him writhing in a Speedo from years earlier?
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The process was marred accusations of sexual assault and misconduct dredged up weeks before senators cast their votes.
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Internet users dredged up the alleged shooter's digital history, preserving and sharing images of weapons and body armor.
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For Biden, the result was the opposite, and dredged up some of the most complicated aspects of his history.
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Harvey's historic flooding really has dredged up animals, reported by the Meyerland Patch site and predicted by The Atlantic.
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Amazon Prime has Mozart in the Jungle, Funny Girl, and a couple of movies dredged up from the 210s.
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In fact, Kramer admitted that news of ongoing cheating allegations against Tristan Thompson dredged up reminders of Caussin's infidelity.
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The Weinstein scandal dredged up Terri Conn's long-suppressed memories of an encounter she says she had with Toback.
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And he dredged up the former Democrat's donation history to some of the state's leading politicians, including Hillary Clinton.
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Biden on Wednesday argued that Trump dredged up the allegations because he feared Biden as an opponent in 2020.
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Memories of that hurdler were dredged up by the allegations against a woman who now stands accused of fraud.
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Warren, meanwhile, dredged up her past criticisms of Biden's record on financial issues during his three decades in the Senate.
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The incident has dredged up a common question from this election: How much should we know about a candidate's health?
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They're not put off in the slightest by the controversies they say are being dredged up by his political opponents.
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You'll recall, Drake dredged up the old feud recently by ripping into Kanye West for betraying his confidence to Push.
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So when I see a darling old conspiracy theory being dredged up and so gently euthanized, it makes me smile.
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While on tour, somebody dredged up an interview with The Darkness in which they made "disparaging remarks" about The Strokes.
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Wolff dredged up a lot of absurd stuff that he claims he witnessed over a year at the White House.
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Subi Reef is an artificial island built up by China on dredged up sand over the past year or so.
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Unsurprisingly, analysts and commentators have dredged up old poll numbers to try to figure out how it will play politically.
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But, in the search for these precious gems, thousands of tons of sediment is dredged up and then dumped overboard.
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Gawker (RIP) dredged up the video in 2015, pointing out that, among the SATC nostalgia clips, this one was the best.
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And so, right at a moment when Spears seems to be relatively stable, her breakdown is dredged up all over again.
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Mr. Weiner has told friends that he feels deeply remorseful about the fresh humiliation the documentary dredged up for his wife.
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More defensive insult, and from men seemingly indifferent to an internet that swiftly dredged up trouble from their own sexual histories.
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For Vickum Nawagamuwage, the owner of Santani, the fallout dredged up painful memories of the outbreak of Sri Lanka's civil war.
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Indeed, Americans couldn't get enough: We dredged up our bays and spoiled our rivers until there was almost nothing wild left.
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Just the aforementioned Android apps landing on Chrome OS. Android Police's sources dredged up the report with intel from its own sources.
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In a vacuum, the basic facts of the Gawker story sound like something dredged up from the more unhinged corners of Reddit.
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Anyway, I'd better go see what other delights the news cycle has dredged up in the time it's taken to write this.
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A gruesome footnote in history, she might have been completely forgotten had Atwood not dredged up her story from the archival depths.
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The incident has dredged up another controversy from his early days in office, when he demoted the city's first black police chief.
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So, they hashed together a lot of the songs that didn't make the first record, and dredged up some even older stuff.
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As a counterpoint, a trio of filmmakers dredged up artifacts from the last time atomic bombs were a serious, publicly felt issue.
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But soon the papers dredged up a truly salacious item: She once shared her home with both her first and second husbands.
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As we were telling our stories, all of us were hit with frightening threats, hate, and lies dredged up by Trump's investigators.
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When Rose, an old friend of Hazel's and old flame of Robin's, arrives unexpectedly, the past is dredged up and the future upset.
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They posted about how the Weinstein allegations dredged up memories of James Toback, a writer and director they accused of preying on women.
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I've been to the twilight edge of the world and dredged up things from the sunless deep that would turn your blood cold.
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At the bottom, waiting to be dredged up, are beans boiled in sugar and wobbly nata de coco (coconut water fermented into jelly).
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China has dredged up sand and built up reefs to make seven islands in the Spratly islands, some with port facilities and air strips.
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Apple has tried to characterize that statute "as an obscure law dredged up by the government to achieve unprecedented power," the Justice Department said.
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" She went on, eagerly, in a way she had failed to when Mr. Trump dredged up her description of young black men as "superpredators.
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She ignores the prying eyes of other commanders and their wives when her past is dredged up, full of holding rallies and getting arrested.
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Astoria Greengrass wasn't actually in the play, but she was dredged up again and again to provide her husband and son with man pain.
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Fiorina—whose giant Telenovela villain crucifix might be interpreted as a literal Hail Mary—hated on the media as well, and also dredged up #Benghazi.
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The US report also dredged up old grievances against China's government and military for cyber attacks against US. government computer systems — a charge Beijing denies.
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And so the news that Microsoft is formally deprecating the 32-year-old application dredged up a wave of mournful nostalgia on social media Monday.
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"It is unfortunate that a painful and deeply personal family situation from long ago is being dredged up," Shanahan said in a statement last Tuesday.
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The action dredged up rumors that Bentley was having an affair with his former spokeswoman and senior political adviser, Rebekah Mason, who resigned March 30.
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This all-but-forgotten story is dredged up in Robert Greene's "Kate Plays Christine," a movie that provocatively blurs the line between documentary and fiction.
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He dredged up an old tweet from WikiLeaks showing that a Chinese ambassador had once tried to set up a private meeting with Hilary Clinton.
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Peg Tyre's ''The Bridge Effect'' dredged up many familiar frustrations associated with corporate America's impulse to appropriate culture and promote a hollow version of compassion.
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"Maybe I have tried to forget about it (the heated nature of that primary) and you have dredged up some old wounds," Brennan told CNN.
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The defense also pulled apart inconsistencies in the witnesses' testimonies and dredged up problems from their pasts: drug and alcohol abuse, run-ins with the law.
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He dredged up this ridiculous sketch about a diner patron ordering lobster and the lobster subsequently singing for his salvation like a character in Les Miserables.
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Yet many right-wing media outlets seized on this freshly dredged-up fact, and it became a central topic of conversation all night on Fox News.
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His trial dredged up embarrassing details about the Pirros' spending, like a $1,800 wrought-iron pen for Ms. Pirro's two Vietnamese potbellied pigs, Wilbur and Homer.
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He included the ugly names he called me, so, the "apology" dredged up all the old hurt and I got to experience it all over again.
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The bombing in Alexandria, a bustling seaport of crumbling elegance, also dredged up painful memories of 2011 church attack that, despite years of investigation, remains unsolved.
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It also dredged up the president's longstanding feud with local farmer Michael Forbes, who refused to sell his farm to make way for another Trump golf course.
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Renewed worries about a trade war sent the U.S. stock market tumbling, and dredged up concerns that the Chinese may also slap higher tariffs on U.S. beef.
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The Taliban used it as propaganda and dredged up memories of previous US errors that have made even nighttime trips to the pharmacy a potentially deadly gamble.
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Over the past decade the CPRA has restored 36,000 acres of marshland and dredged up 60 miles of artificial islands, to provide a buffer for the coastline.
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The threat of widespread damage and evacuation orders for more than 6 million Floridians has dredged up memories of Hurricane Andrew, which decimated the zoo in 1992.
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Trump has frequently dredged up past allegations of sexual harassment against Bill Clinton, arguing the former president became "fair game" once he began campaigning for Hillary Clinton.
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He dredged up the last bit of spirit he had left, and tried to bang his way out of the trap the Blazers have made for themselves.
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Director James Gunn was fired from "Guardians of the Galaxy 3" in July 2018 after tweets from 2009 featuring offensive jokes about young boys were dredged up.
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" Naturally, it was internet tabloids like the New York Post and TMZ and a local newspaper in Kentucky, the Courier-Journal, that first dredged up Dao's "sordid history.
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It was dredged up again most recently by Trump supporters, who while not literally the majority (Clinton won the popular vote) certainly were more widespread than polling suggested.
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That's why Depp's accolade is so disconcerting: it's a clear indicator that he has been forgiven and that all the nastiness dredged up in 2016 has been forgotten.
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An online crew dredged up old tweets in which James Gunn, the director of the "Guardians of the Galaxy" films, made jokes about pedophilia, so Disney axed him.
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Shortly after the first beta of iOS 12 landed in the hands of developers in early June, hints of the new Face ID-friendly iPad were immediately dredged up.
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Clearly, Hannah's relationship with Luke dredged up a lot of uncomfortable feelings for Jed, which, again, made it more about him and whether he really wanted to choose her.
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Those targeted with dredged-up "evidence" from years past include comedians Michael Ian Black, Sarah Silverman, and Community creator Dan Harmon — but in each case, the trolling went nowhere.
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A world away in eastern China, Zhu Delong, 75, also shook his head as his net dredged up a disappointing array of pinkie-size shrimp and fledgling yellow croakers.
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At the last World Cup, a website even dredged up a psychologist to claim that Messi's mumbling renditions of the national anthem were evidence of a conflicted sense of identity.
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The inconsistencies dredged up a few questions about moderation — namely, in the precious few moments a Twitter Trust and Safety moderator had with my report, what exactly were they evaluating?
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Last week, Trump dredged up one of the ugliest debunked conspiracy theories from the 1990s, telling The Washington Post that he believed there was something "fishy" about Vince Foster's death.
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Keith Ellison, a Minnesota Democrat and the first Muslim elected to Congress, who said they wanted to combat "hateful rhetoric" about Muslims that's been dredged up in the presidential primary.
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The Republican National Committee has dredged up old footage of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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"Explain your stance against busing, explain what you were thinking with the 1994 crime bill, explain what you meant when your language dredged up something like that," Mr. Booker said.
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Then, artists like Ms. Bostelmann, who painted this image of a fish chasing another fish's larvae, would create their illustrations based on those dictations or specimens dredged up from below.
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Sarah Jeong, a newly hired editorial writer for the New York Times, found herself embroiled in a controversy of this sort after critics dredged up her old tweets on white people.
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While the rapper sees being hard on herself as a means to making great work, Dr. Singh worries the habit has dredged up the anger and anxiety she's struggling to overcome.
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Either the corpses had floated down from insurgent-held Mosul, or they had only just been dredged up by spring rain, killed last year when the militants still controlled the area.
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That family would be the Carneys: an extended Irish clan busy celebrating the 1981 harvest until — watch out — a visitor arrives with news dredged up from the bottom of a bog.
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Every piece of subtext has been dredged up so that it can be turned into banal commentary on the benighted attitudes of the provincial patriarchy toward gender, race, class and sexuality.
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The two trials also dredged up questions about coerced confessions, racial profiling and the fallibility of the police — issues that have hung over New York City's criminal justice system for decades.
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On this point, there's yet another moment from American history that is being dredged up from the history books: President Richard Nixon's refusal to hand over audio tapes during the Watergate investigation.
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Maybe, despite working for a tech publication, it's because I am too regularly overwhelmed by even basic consumer technologies, including (especially) my iPhone, a composite of dredged-up Earth and backbreaking labor.
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In Dawson's latest video, Star again dredged up the accusation, confirming earlier speculation that de Jager recieved a flat fee of $50,000 for the palette, which Star said made over $10 million.
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With its immaculate design, gleaming screen, and reigning station as our daily work/life navigator, it's relatively easy to forget that the iPhone is still ultimately a composite of dredged-up earth.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — There are two ways, said the sports psychologist Michael Gervais, for a team to respond to the stress that comes when thoughts of a particularly painful defeat are dredged up.
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I expect, and as I watched these hearings, it put me in mind of Ted Kennedy who in 1987 dredged up Robert Bork&aposs past history, his political history, working for Richard Nixon.
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Possible sources could be soil that had been dredged up by the floodwater, or arsenic that may have been used in wood preservation that had leached back into the water from flooded homes.
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Sure, you can block On This Day from showing this stuff, but clearly these people didn't: Tell us below what sorts of exes Facebook dredged up today, and Happy Valentine's day to all.
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The invitation to the Texas senator — a frequent Obama critic — is a show of unity in the wake of the attack, which dredged up divisive issues such as racism and anti-police sentiment.
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Worst of all, they dredged up personal details of Moore from his divorce proceedings and even got a judge to unseal the records after his former wife had attempted to keep them private.
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I talked to some friends to see if they ever felt worse after a yoga class — or if I was the only one for whom an hour of chatarungas dredged up bad juju.
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The Cambridge Analytica scandal, Mr. Cyphers said, "dredged up the worst parts of the industry into the press and popular knowledge," which in some ways forced companies and lawmakers to acknowledge the issue.
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Chinampas are floating gardens made from dredged-up black mud slathered on reeds and tree branches once used to produce as many as seven harvests a year for staples like corn and chili peppers.
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The first teaser trailer for Disney's live action version of The Lion King dropped on Thursday, and one particular scene has dredged up painful memories we'd long pushed to the bottom of our hearts.
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But the N.F.L.'s decision to reiterate the news dredged up the story, which came out late last month, before Manning regained the starting position he lost while he was rehabilitating a foot injury.
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The investigation into Mr Zarrab, who is accused of using his gold business to help Iran's government skirt American sanctions, has dredged up embarrassing details about the young businessman's relationship with senior Turkish officials.
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The dredged-up bay bottom of his beach dried into a beautiful layer of fine-grained sand, but the slightest breeze sent it into violent flurries, severe enough to strip the paint off cars.
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Perhaps that's why the explanation for Anna's fast, when it finally comes, is given in terms of trauma at last dredged up: sexual violation, shame, and repression—the whole familiar package of modern psychodrama.
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In statement to TechCrunch earlier on Tuesday, Roku dredged up the same "We do not curate or censor based on viewpoint" arguments that other platforms ran into the ground while justifying their inaction on Jones.
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It was this method that ultimately led to Disney firing Gunn after his detractors dredged up a litany of tweets, some of them a decade old, in which he made jokes about child sexual abuse.
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Formed in 2009, the band has already dredged up a demo and one EP, but even those well-recieved releases have felt like amuse-bouches, teasing fans' appetites while building up to the main event.
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The request for a last-minute hearing, which could lead to another mistrial, was the latest twist in a case that has dredged up questions about coerced confessions, racial profiling and the fallibility of the police.
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The Times then cross-checked the documents he dredged up, and confirmed that Garofalo had never served as a SEAL, never been to Vietnam, and never received all but one of the medals he displayed on FOX.
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In a decision that has dredged up the widely debunked link between vaccines and autism, the Tribeca Film Festival plans to screen a film by a discredited former doctor whose research caused widespread alarm about the issue.
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And then, as the matter winds its way through two different courts, memories of past atrocities are dredged up, and Lebanon's civil war, which officially ended in 1990, seems on the verge of erupting all over again.
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Harvey's size and strength also dredged up memories of Katrina, the 2005 hurricane that made a direct hit on New Orleans as a Category 3 storm, causing levees and flood walls to fail in dozens of places.
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Tonight's debate has focused heavily on immigration policy, but after a pointed punchline from Sanders on that issue ("Madam Secretary, I will match my record against yours any day of the week"), Clinton dredged up the auto bailout.
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And it has escalated: since Wednesday afternoon, the hashtag has gone viral, harassers have dredged up out-of-context tweets from Maza's past, and Senator Ted Cruz tweeted about it, falsely claiming Maza had gotten Crowder's channel removed.
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The size and strength of Harvey dredged up memories of Katrina, the 2005 hurricane that made a direct hit on New Orleans as a Category 3 storm, causing levees and flood walls to fail in dozens of places.
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The particular breed of fandom that Ready Player One was written as an ode to, is, in some ways, just as much a relic of the past as some of the references that get dredged up and put onscreen.
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To counter claims by Democrats that he is anti-women, Trump has branded the former first lady an "enabler" of Bill Clinton's alleged extra-marital affairs, and dredged up the 1990s scandals that led to the former president's impeachment.
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The performances are terrific, with Awkwafina exhibiting a more dramatic side, Shuzhen Zhao stealing every scene she's in as Nai Nai (Mandarin for grandma) and Ma wrestling with old demons dredged up by the prospect of losing his mom.
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Ask a journalist who has been fired for an old, dredged-up tweet or a woman or person of color who has been doxxed, swatted or harassed and driven from his or her home if Twitter is real life.
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It was a striking contrast from even a few months ago, when Trump had threatened to jail her if he became president and repeatedly dredged up some of the most painful moments of the Clintons' turbulent marriage, including Bill Clinton's infidelities.
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Before any confirmation of the shooter's identity, numerous pro-Trump media personalities leveled blame on the mainstream media, and far-right commentators and Twitter personalities dredged up old examples of what they deemed to be incitements of violence on the left.
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ABOUT THE HURRICANES (23-0-0): Giving up the tying goal with three-tenths of a second left dredged up negative memories for Carolina, which suffered 31 overtime/shootout losses over the past two seasons — the most in the league.
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In shorts and sandals, he lights a blow torch, training a blue flame on a piece of ore which his barge dredged up from the bottom of the Madeira River in Brazil's northwestern Rondonia state, on the border with Bolivia.
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It's clear that he and his pals just dredged up whichever high-follower, openly leftist verified Twitter accounts they could find, and then ended up catching a number of reporters who do actually cover the far right in their net.
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Trailers for the Hills reboot released earlier this year show that some drama from the past will inevitably be dredged up: Audrina and Justin Bobby's on-again, off-again relationship; Heidi and Stephanie Pratt's tense relationship; and, something about Mischa Barton?
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Any time someone dies who was connected to the Clintons — and since Bill Clinton was the president of the United States, literally thousands of people were in his orbit — this theory is dredged up again by the tinfoil hat crowd.
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Other legal cases in recent years involving Mr. Chihuly and his former employees — him suing them or vice versa — were settled out of court, but those disputes could be dredged up again in depositions or testimony as the case goes forward.
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The assignment troubled him, and in a flashback we saw why: it dredged up memories of his own adolescence, when Philip was essentially molested by the state, trained to "make real" the sex he has as part of his job.
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" Holden was increasingly skeptical of tribalism and extremist elements of both parties; he seemed almost traumatized after attending the live CPAC taping of "Hannity," describing some in the crowd as "maladjusted and mindless" and "dredged up from the savage American hinterlands.
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The deepening crisis in Venezuela has once again dredged up memories of United States intervention in Latin America, as President Nicolás Maduro faces challenges to his rule from Juan Guaidó, who declared himself interim president after contested elections in January.
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It can be an invigorating change of pace in the wake of whatever deep-set feelings Cancer's solar season dredged up, although the sun's nudging to be more direct — and perhaps more welcoming to confrontation — can be more taxing than freeing for some.
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FRANKFURT/MUNICH/LONDON (Reuters) - German payment processor Wirecard is the victim of "baseless" allegations by a previously unknown research firm that has dredged up long-discredited claims of financial fraud, its chief executive said in his first media interview on the subject.
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And residents like Ms. Bailey say the pipeline battle has dredged up old memories and feelings about lost lands and broken treaties with the United States government, as well as their worries about the future of land and water they hold sacred.
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In this context, though, it simply feels smarmy -- a way to try putting some fresh spin on a 20-year-old old story, dredged up because "Making a Murderer" and "The Jinx" have again made true crime all the rage in TV circles.
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The allegations made against Trump's Supreme Court nominee have dredged up emotions for many -- some who empathized with Christine Blasey Ford who gave tearful public testimony last week, and others, including some vocal men, who fear the ramifications of a false allegation.
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Renee Funk, Emergency Management Director at the Centers for Disease Control, told Gizmodo that folks who come into contact with floodwaters must take precautions to make sure they aren't impacted by anything the floodwaters might have dredged up, from weed repellant to animal feces.
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" And in one last sign of the journalism apocalypse , Politico even dredged up one of Stephen Miller's third-grade classmates to write an immigration article that was a ridiculous attempt at journalism, headlined "I Sat on the Other Side of Stephen Miller&aposs First Wall.
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He dredged up everything from his contentious primary battle in Florida to his claim that Muslims danced in the streets of New Jersey after the 9/11 attacks to the controversial comments he made about Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly nearly a year earlier.
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The British government is fighting off new claims that the $30 million legendary bauble was stolen from India – charges that, ironically, may have been dredged up by renewed goodwill toward the royals after Prince William and Princess Kate's loving tour of the former colony.
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In an exclusive interview with PEOPLE, the 31-year-old actress discusses the middle-grade adaption of her 2016 memoir, My Family Divided, out Tuesday, and the ways the current immigration crisis has dredged up painful memories of her parents's deportation 17 years ago.
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The one-two-three punch of prominent establishment leaders arriving at the convention to publicly back Cuomo angered Nixon supporters and dredged up grievances tied to the 2016 presidential primary, when the DNC's national apparatus favored, though never openly endorsed, Clinton over Vermont Sen.
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If you're the kind of person who longs to purge the media environment of inaccuracies and lies, you might want to start with these: This is a completely made-up story dredged up from the internet's taint, but there's a lot to unpack in it.
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After all, anyone with an internet connection or working television would have watched the recent reckoning on the mistreatment, harassment and abuse of women unfold last year, dredged up by the Harvey Weinstein revelations and ensuing rejuvenation of activist Tarana Burke's "me too" movement.
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Now, as the retrial of Mr. Lewis, 22, proceeds in State Supreme Court in Queens, the case has dredged up questions about coerced confessions, racial profiling and the fallibility of the police — issues that have hung over New York City's criminal justice system for decades.
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I've been hesitant to devote an entire column to Pruitt, the morally squalid head of the Environmental Protection Agency, because whenever you think that the final stratum of muck about him has been dredged up, you learn that there's another fetid layer lower down.
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In the current campaign, she has repeatedly found herself on the defensive over the issue, clumsily denying France's responsibility in a wartime roundup of Jews, and forced to accept the resignation of an interim party president whose old Holocaust-denying remarks had been dredged up.
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" This was clearly the focus of her debate prep, but Trump had a counter ready, one that dredged up every nasty report about the Clintons that has circulated on conservative media: "If you look at Bill Clinton, far worse—mine are words, and his was action.
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This week, reporters dredged up the online pasts of two monsters: a Florida man who was arrested for sending pipe bombs to at least a dozen of President Trump's critics, and a neo-Nazi sympathizer who opened fire in a Pittsburgh synagogue, killing 11 worshipers on Saturday morning.
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One of the most shocking differences to me that was so illuminating: Right after the "grab them by the pussy" tape, I just remember so many women experiencing a kind of trauma because memories they didn't want to think about or hadn't thought about were being dredged up.
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But flanked at two rallies by a provocative personality eager to rip into Trump, Glenn Beck, Cruz again and again Saturday dredged up Trump's history during the Gang of Eight fight in 2013, a congressional battle that Cruz usually lays at the feet of Marco Rubio, another GOP rival.
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At the Milan Furniture Fair in April, the New York designer Lindsey Adelman, who helped stoke the rage for all things brass in the aughts, introduced her new Drop System light fixtures in a verdigris finish that gave them the appearance of treasures dredged up from the sea.
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Opening to the public on Sunday, April 9, and called "Treasures From the Wreck of the Unbelievable," it is an underwater fantasy, with sculptures like the Buddha and hundreds of other objects fashioned to look as though they were antiquities dredged up from the bottom of the sea.
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The Trump campaign Reach: Aired in Florida Impact: This ad dredged up old accusations that have dogged Rubio since his days in the Florida state House: that he switched a vote after selling his house to the mother of a lobbyist, and that he used GOP credit cards for personal expenses.
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To show that he had not been in prison in the 1970s, Mr. Doig dredged up a school yearbook; his mother's letters about his appearing in "Romeo and Juliet" at his Toronto high school and working on oil rigs in western Canada; and friends' written testimony about his skiing in Utah.
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But his 1988 bid was partly undone by a racist campaign waged by then Vice President George H.W. Bush — now universally admired as an elder statesman — who dredged up a rape committed by an African-American convict named Willie Horton while on a temporary release from prison thanks to Massachusetts' weekend furlough program.
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The isle of Thule as it appears on an old mapIllustration: Public Domain/Olaus Magnus (Wikimedia Commons)The excitement around NASA's New Horizons spacecraft arriving at its latest target, an oddly shaped object called (486958) 2014 MU69, has dredged up a fact that often goes unstated—the object's nickname, "Ultima Thule," carries links to Nazism.
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Before I've even been able to glance at my questions, she asks me about my favorite episode of her series, which turns out to be a deeply personal question; while I'd probably first downloaded the series to be an emotional voyeur, it had dredged up all sorts of uncomfortable realizations about my own romantic life.
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One featured Native voices and served as an interesting insight into the still-ongoing criticism of Warren's controversial decision; the other was a tired piece that dredged up establishment GOP and Democratic strategists to contemplate all the kinds of Beltway questions that people of their ilk will forever be paid gobs of money to answer.
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I've been a fan of Churchburn's since they arose from the New England muck in 2013; their pedigree alone was eye-catching (I've always loved drummer Skinny Ray's other band, Sin of Angels, and really, is there anything shredder supreme David Suzuki can't do?) and the hellish, blackened sludge they dredged up consistently hits the spot with murderous precision.
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"This is scientifically invalid and we were concerned that it was being dredged up – this fallacious concept, this myth – that vaccines are associated with autism, and because of Mr. De Niro's personal standing and the admiration people have for him as well as the prestige of the festival, it would be a kind of validation," Schaffner says.
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Jurors and ordinary American citizens are fed up with out-of-control media that seem to believe that once the title of "newsworthy" is arbitrarily attached to an event or a person, the First Amendment will protect the publication of even the most salacious and offensive material that can be dredged up by sifting through celebrity mud.
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And Pillar's slur quickly dredged up the memory of the former Blue Jays player Yunel Escobar, who wrote a gay slur in Spanish on his eye-black tape in 2012, an act that drew a three-game suspension from M.L.B. In this instance, the Blue Jays meted out the punishment and felt they were at fault, too.
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I have no history of mental health issues and I'd never seen a therapist before, but I've recently been going through a hard time — several months of depression/anxiety, my (ex) boyfriend unexpectedly broke up with me which surprised me and dredged up some issues that I thought I had buried — perpetual body image issues, two past sexual assaults....anyway.
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As pervasive in our daily lives as social media-envy may be, movies (Men, Women & Children, Nerve) and TV shows (Black Mirror) have only begun to reckon with it — and nothing's dredged up a more heinous, yet fully realized and relatable evil than Ingrid, the most blinding light yet shone into the ugly corners of human nature on social media.
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Two months before Mr. Masood plowed his vehicle into innocent people on Westminster bridge, that same bridge had to be closed while an unexploded World War II bomb was dredged up from the river, a stark reminder of the tens of thousands of Britons killed in London and other cities by German bombing raids during the Blitz from September 1940 to May 1941.
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"When an expert witness told the jury that Mr. Buck was dangerous because he is black, he dredged up into the open for all members of the jury to see the monstrous specter that is never far from the surface: the violent black brute, the single most fearful, dehumanizing and cruel stereotype black people have had to endure," wrote the group's lawyer, Deborah N. Archer.
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"When an expert witness told the jury that Mr. Buck was dangerous because he is Black, he dredged up into the open for all members of the jury to see the monstrous specter that is never far from the surface: the violent Black brute, the single most fearful, dehumanizing, and cruel stereotype Black people have had to endure," wrote the group's lawyer, Deborah N. Archer.
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If I think back to the auburn haired, twinkly-eyed teen singer I first interviewed back in 2006 when she was just 19 years old, I'd be hard pressed to predict, even with the aid of tarot cards, a crystal ball and a certified clairvoyant dredged up from the depths of the internet (they work right?), the twists and turns of this girl's career.
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This privileged milieu (Elio's father is a Classics professor and the family is absurdly literate, code-switching between Italian, French, and English, nosing around in Heraclitus, rushing off to Lake Como to examine a recently dredged up Hellenistic bronze) does, however, allow director Luca Guadagnino to surprise us with a subtle and compelling contribution to that most tired of arguments, namely, Why Do We Need the Humanities Today?
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Well, I think it sort of depends if you're making fun of people qua people, it's easier to be like, "Ugh, look at these people Donald Trump has dredged up from under whatever strange rock," but if you're making fun of the issues and these sort of very easily parodyable corners that people keep backing themselves into, I feel like the Democrats have their share of easily parodyable corners.
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Save for the opening, in which Bernard and the Delos team pick through the waterlogged bodies of hosts dredged up from a bay, "Akane No Mai" limits itself to alternating between two story lines, both in the same timeline: the first following Dolores, Teddy and their army in Westworld, the second following Maeve, Hector, Armistice and Lee Sizemore in Shogun World — which, we're told, is for guests who find the former park too tame.
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Al Franken, who apologized after a California radio host and model said he had groped and kissed her without consent in 2006, and Roy Moore, the Republican Senate candidate in Alabama who has been accused by multiple women of pursuing sexual relationships with them as teenagers when he was in his early 30s, have dredged up the allegations last year made against Trump, including the 2005 Access Hollywood tape in which Trump brags about sexually assaulting women.
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Here are a few of the best beasts, feathered, furry, scaled or and shelled, that this beautiful hashtag gift has dredged up: David Steen, Ph.D.December 3, 2016 Know who else can Alayna TokashDecember 43, 2016 Porcupine joined me at Ward Marsh WMA in West Haven, VT on a successful search for a wayward Prothonotary Warbler Vermont Bird PlaceDecember 5, 2016 Picture The SouthDecember 3, 2016 It takes a special kind of blindness to not see the beauty in Paige A. ByerlyDecember 4, 2016 Primitive FishesDecember 5, 2016 Flood the swamp!
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But since bulldozers started excavation early this year for the expansion project, a massive sandstone rectangle designed by the architect David Chipperfield, the work has dredged up sensitive issues involving the city's Jewish history and the Swiss role in the trade of art looted by the Nazis in World War II. At the urging of a group in New York, hundreds of Orthodox Jews have staged demonstrations outside Swiss embassies and consulates in London, Montreal, New York and Tel Aviv, calling on the museum to protect a 300th-century Jewish burial site that they say is under the new building's construction site.
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