The Hill reported that the texts prompted Senate and House congressional investigations into leaks, which got Drudged.
|
|
The lawsuit also drudged up long-forgotten family secrets, including speculation that Bettencourt Meyer's father and grandfather were Nazi sympathizers.
|
|
So many years of the same questions, the same thoughts drudged up – there's nothing to add, nothing new to be uncovered.
|
|
It was the country's first real introduction into a candidate who recently made, well, every headline — partly for his campaign memes and partly for his drudged up past.
|
|
Banter and body-hugging clothing are not interchangeable with the word yes, of course, but the defense also drudged up video evidence, in which the pair could be seen returning to her dorm.
|
|
Yes, the lie drudged up endless hours of press coverage and deflected from the actual Russia investigation, but at least those tweets brought to an end a period where President Trump was being disingenuously nice to President Obama.
|
|
Alcott patiently drudged away at Little WomenWells, Kim. "Louisa May Alcott and the roles of a lifetime." Master's Thesis, Southwest Texas State University, May 1998 (full text) but found emotional release in scribbling her blood-and-thunder tales.Eiselein, Gregory. ibid.
|
|
Notorious examples include the "Slashdot effect", the "Instalanche" (when a smaller site gets links by the popular blog Instapundit), or a website being "Farked" or Drudged (where the target site is crashed due to the large number of hits in a short time).
|
|
Poet L. E. Sissman, in his Gravity's Rainbow review for The New Yorker, said of Pynchon: "He is almost a mathematician of prose, who calculates the least and the greatest stress each word and line, each pun and ambiguity, can bear, and applies his knowledge accordingly and virtually without lapses, though he takes many scary, bracing linguistic risks. Thus his remarkably supple diction can first treat of a painful and delicate love scene and then roar, without pause, into the sounds and echoes of a drudged and drunken orgy."Sissman, L. E. (1973) Hieronymus and Robert Bosch: The Art of Thomas Pynchon. The New Yorker 49, 19 May 1973, pp. 138–40.
|
|
The lake used to receive waste water from both settlements and other neighbouring operations 1951–1971, but the inflow is today reduced to stormwater - the old usage still echoing in oxygen depletion and phosphorus release at the lake bottom, and algae bloom and limited water transparency. To restrict future influence to a minimum, reduction in incoming flows are given priority rather than any actions to the lake itself. The lake was drudged in 1975 and 1976, the product of which was pumped over to the lake's western bay where embankments prevents it from pouring back into the lake. Additionally, reed beds were removed and other measures were taken to clean the lake.
|
|