Then he dug deeper, and uncovered something he couldn't fathom.
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But when the researchers dug deeper, they found something else.
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As Waxman dug deeper into the report, though, his mood lifted.
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But the company did not patch immediately and instead dug deeper.
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Cramer dug deeper to see whether the sell-off was justified.
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But one observant LaCroix fan dug deeper into the spelling's potential meaning.
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But when you dug deeper, there was crazy shady shit going on.
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But the results only found a correlation, so the researchers dug deeper.
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So he dug deeper and found all new, up and coming artists.
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When we dug deeper in this list, we noticed an interesting difference.
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The program then dug deeper, looking only at the patients with depression.
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Fertitta dug deeper in his pockets and purchased an extra 500 mattress.
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If he actually dug deeper here, he could've found out Chuck's real mistake.
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He dug deeper and saw that the check had Yangston's husband's name on it.
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However, the Suffolk Times reports investigators spoke with "some people involved" and then dug deeper.
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It was uncomfortable, but I dug deeper into some of my limiting beliefs around money.
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No lander has dug deeper than several inches, and no seismometer has ever worked on Mars.
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She dug deeper into her insecurities about releasing the book and shared them with the audience.
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Nobody has dug deeper into the cesspools of 4chan or the acid-trip wonderland of Tumblr.
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While most fans chalked the look up to a really great hot tool, we dug deeper.
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Exploring the 50s, 60s and 70s music and then dug deeper for Delta blues and soul.
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And as we dug deeper, we found a pretty clear explanation for the remaining 6 percent.
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Our study dug deeper to examine the kinds of quality enhancements available in provider-offered plans.
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But as we dug deeper into the work of acting, I saw her more as a coach.
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So I dug deeper: I knew there were tons of people out there who looked like me.
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But Marvel could have dug deeper to cast an actor or actress of color for the part.
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But for real, we dug deeper and peeled back more layers than we ever have this season.
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Haake also dug deeper into the album's inspiration and lyrical content in an interview with Rolling Stone.
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Trump and Democratic leaders have only dug deeper into their entrenched positions since the shutdown started Saturday.
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But then the executive director, Clarence Ditlow, dug deeper, looking only at fires resulting from rear impacts.
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James L.W. West III, a professor at Pennsylvania State University, has dug deeper into the Fitzgerald papers.
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However, when Cramer dug deeper on the quarter, he found the real issue behind the same-store sales.
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For Burson, the two elections shared so much in common, even though this one dug deeper, felt darker.
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Instead, the second and third phases of Marvel's movie empire dug deeper into its own television-like drama.
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Zack dug deeper grooves and gouges into the screen to simulate shattered display glass, and it's a no go.
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Ahead of the upcoming GOP and Democratic presidential debates, we dug deeper into individual states' gun and voting laws.
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" Later in the piece, Zellweger dug deeper about what NY Mag dubbed to her the "whole plastic-surgery kerfuffle.
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Mashable dug deeper into conversations swirling around about autonomous vehicles to see what's realistic, exaggerated, and just plain fantasy.
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Moreover, if Nunes had dug deeper, he would have learned that many Americans did demand that Washington face impeachment.
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The scoop, then, would help guide the mole along by stopping it from bouncing around as it dug deeper.
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"Reforms have been pushed behind the election curtain and the hole has been dug deeper, deeper and deeper," said Pigou.
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I wish I had thought more about that, and that I had dug deeper into the many allegations against him.
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Williams dug deeper, concluding that the EPA did not properly consider possible tools it has to fight animal waste emissions.
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As we continued to argue over differing attitudes, the wounds dug deeper and we became more distant from each other.
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I said I would be available anytime to answer questions, even crazy ones, as he dug deeper into the research.
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Lifetime's Surviving R. Kelly Part II: The Reckoning dug deeper into the sex abuse scandal of disgraced singer R. Kelly.
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As investigators dug deeper, Stratton says, they uncovered emails from Total Reclaim instructing the shipping company to fake its records.
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But then I dug deeper, and I asked my parents and their friends, and they reassured me that it was legit.
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As researchers have dug deeper into genetics, the study of how people inherit the life experiences of their ancestors has exploded.
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But once the team dug deeper, they found that the difference depended largely on two less obvious factors: politics and religion.
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Or they might have dug deeper and called up Ryan Bollinger, a 226-year-old lefty toiling for Class AA Trenton.
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But if the president dug deeper, he'd see that the poll actually contains almost nothing but very bad news for him.
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With millions of Americans impacted by the change, Cramer dug deeper to find out how to make a profit for portfolios nationwide.
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As investigators dug deeper, the explanations given for the injuries by Benavides-Ruiz and her husband kept changing, according to the warrant.
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Yet as I dug deeper, I found a pattern: the larger the experiment — the larger the price change — the clearer the effects.
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However, last month NBC News traveled to Hungary, where Gorka's family is from, and dug deeper into his ties with Vitezi Rend.
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He tried to claim parents run all of these kids' accounts, and got frustrated as we dug deeper into Musically's failures here.
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When I went through a bad breakup in Seattle in 1996, I dug deeper, buying all the back catalog I didn't own.
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Since it was founded in 2008, Goop has grown wider in its following and dug deeper into the trenches of its own absurdity.
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She dug deeper, pulling hundreds of thousands of state department cables off the network, cables that would form the backbone of her prosecution.
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With millions of Americans impacted by the change, Jim Cramer dug deeper to find out how to make a profit for portfolios nationwide.
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As I dug deeper into the cultures of Venice Beach, I began to take note of the effects of gentrification in the area.
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What we're reading: The LA Times dug deeper into how insurance has changed over the last decade and what it means for workers.
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Another Twitter user dug deeper, confirming the model's size is far from being representative of the 67% of woman sizes 14 and up.
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I wish Menasse had ignored his Dan Brown assassin, left out his Poirot and dug deeper into the pig farmers and their swine.
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As Cronan dug deeper into the case, he concluded that the investigators did not have nearly enough hard evidence for a successful prosecution.
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As they dug deeper into the initial results, though, they noticed a clear sex difference—adult females actually did do better on metformin.
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Broad City, which has become Girls' less realistic but more authentic counterpart, dug deeper into male anal sexuality than Girls seems ready to do.
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Then the bass and guitar dug deeper into the rhythm and the keyboards soared around everything creating this airy, psychedelic, Kool & the Gang vibe.
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I'm pretty strict about only carrying cards that will continue to bring me value beyond the initial bonus, though, so I dug deeper.3.
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With every hotel-casino that went up, they dug Atlantic City dug deeper and edged it closer to heaving its last soot-soaked breath.
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Google Play and Newzoo analysts dug deeper, presenting evidence that women play five times per week or more and for other reasons beyond entertainment, too.
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But when no other witnesses could corroborate seeing the woman and her son together at the park, police dug deeper into her story, Spencer said.
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FED UP WITH watching professional golfers humble historic courses, tournament organisers have lengthened holes, dug deeper bunkers and grown thicker rough to make things harder.
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His book "African Music: A People's Art," led her to African string music, and she dug deeper: down YouTube rabbit holes, into albums and books.
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The Grinnell College National Poll, conducted by Selzer & Company, dug deeper into voter intentions by asking respondents a battery of questions about their political activity.
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Other MSNBC hosts followed his lead, we unleashed a new shiny graphics package, moved cameras into the control room, and dug deeper on fewer topics.
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In the latest analysis, the researchers dug deeper into the relationships between the amount of physical activity and how much lower the cancer risk became.
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As I dug deeper, I discovered that business clients love his signs because people share pictures of them on social media, including their business name. Bingo!
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But when the scans, which have only been conducted on the exterior panels, showed that about 216 percent of those panels were overpainted, restorers dug deeper.
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The trouble is, unless you've dug deeper into Star Wars lore than the average fan, you've probably never seen why Vader is such a heart-stopping terror.
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Since then, those interested in understanding human behavior have dug deeper into his theory hoping to find a link between the symbolism of dreams and mental health.
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Some critics said it's best enjoyed if not taken too seriously, while others, like The New York Times's A.O. Scott, said the plot could have dug deeper.
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Intrigued by the listing, VICE dug deeper to learn that the funeral home was the historic House of Wills, which sits right on E. 55th in Cleveland.
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Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt's second season dug deeper into the trauma Kimmy (the wonderful Ellie Kemper) suffered due to being held captive in an underground bunker for years.
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Markay, the Daily Beast reporter, first noticed Global Energy Producers, one of the vehicles for their donations, last summer on FEC reports and dug deeper into its background.
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Donald Trump dug deeper into the archives Friday to point out Hillary Clinton's complicated history of racially divisive politics, including her infamous "super-predators" comment from the 1990s.
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As she dug deeper into the history of these schools and listened to people's stories of physical, emotional and sexual abuse, she realized her photographs barely scratched the surface.
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To make Stories global, Facebook adds Archive and audio posts As Bhandari dug deeper, she found that people wanted more creative tools, but not at the cost of speed.
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When scientists dug deeper in the decades that followed, they realized larvae actually exhibit unique movements and behaviors, exploiting bottom and surface currents to get where they want to go.
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And as I dug deeper, I found no athletes were doing it, because, frankly, they grew up like me and were chasing a dream but they were never chasing the money.
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And as people dug deeper into the report, past the juicy circumstantial evidence, and dipped into the science and data of Exponent's analysis, the Ideal Gas Law had its talk-radio moment.
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But as I dug deeper into the research, I found that mindfulness meditation (devoid of religious ties) can have massive, positive effects on your brain and help decrease your anxiety and depression, substantially.
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Once specific names were found in the database, reporters dug deeper for any clues that might connect those individuals with a shell company, a bank account, or an ever-widening cast of characters.
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After that, curious about the movie itself, they dug deeper and it was a revelation—teen-agers stole cars and raced them on the street and there was nobody there to say different.
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Yet when one person of special interest — Jos Brech, a 55-year-old Dutchman who had been missing since last April — failed to show up for obligatory sampling this year, investigators dug deeper.
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Things got more complicated when they dug deeper into these swing states, noting certain outlier genres not necessarily always associated with Democrats and Republicans, like punk, and 80s and 90s hits across genres.
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As I dug deeper into the RPMs that the GT's 3.5-liter V6 makes available, I discovered another source of joy: a series of LED lights embedded along the top of the steering wheel.
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But as the play dug deeper, its realistic trappings dropped away, leaving the Off Broadway treasure Deirdre O'Connell to deliver a stupendous 25-minute monologue that ripped open the story with heartbreaking self-reproach.
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She blamed the news media, local and international, for not having dug deeper to reveal the flaws in the prosecution's case — instead, she said, fueling the frenzy with stories about her purportedly salacious past.
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As he dug deeper, he started thinking about rainbow coalitions and how the symbol of the rainbow is an ironic symbol to latch onto because it is an optical illusion, something that can not attained.
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The stock of Edwards has run up 24 percent so far in 2017, so Cramer dug deeper to find out how Mussallem thought the company, which specialized in artificial heart valves, should best be valued.
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Here's what you need to know: • We dug deeper into the meeting Donald Trump Jr. set up in June last year with a Russian lawyer after he had been offered damaging information about Hillary Clinton.
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Only after I dug deeper into the issue, and talked with several women of different backgrounds, did I learn that countless Latinx people spend most of their lives being told they should fix their "bad" hair.
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But when our writer dug deeper, he found the reviewer's positions to be less polarizing than he expected — a reminder that, in this age of speedy public judgment, withholding expectations can be worthwhile for all parties.
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There is a certain fascination in seeing these two people -- sovereign and servant -- bridge the cultural divide, but the movie would pack more of an emotional wallop if it dug deeper beneath its well-manicured surface.
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"As I dug deeper into how Uber works, it became pretty clear that this is one of the hardest — and therefore most fun — computer science and engineering challenges in the world today," Singhal wrote on his blog.
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And as she dug deeper into the money laundering and drug trafficking investigation, the family also leaned on the support of the task force and Klapper's partner, Romedio Viola — her work husband, as she jokingly calls him.
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There was another twist to come: After Radakovic buried her mother, she dug deeper into her sister's case … and found that a documentary team was already doing the same thing, and had been for more than a year.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump dug deeper in his efforts to cast doubt on the legitimacy of the U.S. election, saying on Twitter on Sunday that he believed the results were being "rigged" at many polling places.
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"When we dug deeper, we were surprised to find that there were so few alternatives available for marketers," he says, adding that a product like Funnel is especially needed as the number of online marketing channels continues to grow.
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As I dug deeper into the research, I realized with a twinge of soberness — and anxiety — that in my hands was one of the most precious stories Israel has to tell, and that I had better not screw up.
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Afterward, he dug deeper into the history of the district and realized that what he had seen was state-sanctioned dissident art, to give the illusion that the government was more tolerant of free speech than it actually was.
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"There's one deal that I bid on and I was excited about, and it just didn't close because when I dug deeper into the money, they weren't really doing as much as they were saying from the stores," Oza reveals.
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Indeed, alerted by the work of Jackson, Mississippi, Clarion-Ledger/USA Today investigative reporter Jerry Mitchell – who jumped on the sleuthing begun by Craver's mother, Mary Rose, and then dug deeper – prosecutors in Louisiana charged Vail in 2013 with Mary's Oct.
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The team dug deeper, looking into the managers of Frases & Versos, and found that they were connected with an entity called PCSD, which maintained a number of pages where Facebook users could buy and sell likes, shares, and even entire pages.
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As archaeologists dug deeper, they also found the monumental foundations of tanneries — the so-called Coraria Septimiana — built in the third century by the emperor Septimius Severus to equip the Roman Army, as well as various artifacts and animal bones.
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" Kromtech initially found stolen data on hacked MongoDB databases and from there, dug deeper, only to find that the database "appeared to belong to credit card thieves (commonly known as carders) and that it was relatively new, only a few months old.
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As they dug deeper, they focused on bag B8849, which appeared to have come off Air Malta Flight 180—Malta to Frankfurt—on December 21, even though there was no record of one of that flight's 47 passengers transferring to Pan Am 19913.
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If he dug deeper, he'd find the struggle of student debt extends to millions of borrowers who have deferred payments or enrolled in income-driven plans to avoid default, and still more who have put off homeownership, small-business formation and retirement savings.
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That's why, in partnership with Intuit, maker of the money management tools every self-employed person needs in their arsenal, we checked back in with some of our favorite entrepreneurial diarists and dug deeper into what it's really like to run your own business.
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And she just couldn't understand why a simple white top should cost nearly one thousand dollars: "I wanted to know why, so I dug deeper and started to learn about what goes into high-end sourcing and production: the costs, the markups, etc…" she says.
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The show dug deeper into its large ensemble cast to tell stories about the sorts of characters who might be extreme background players on other shows — stories that center on how women navigate spaces built by men, usually for men, to achieve their dreams.
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Standing in front of a line of American flags and a deep blue curtain, Sanders acknowledged his delegate math crunch before he dug deeper into the numbers and warned that Biden's failure so far to win over young voters could be damaging in November and beyond.
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But as I dug deeper and deeper into the research, and as I engaged in the actual organizing and bargaining processes, I was repeatedly proven wrong, in large part because I initially focused way too much on the bad examples of unions instead of the good ones.
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A more insightful article might have dug deeper into why only eight of the 100 companies cited by Equilar are led by women, or why United States public companies remain slow to add female directors in meaningful numbers, or how few nominating and governance committees are led by women.
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As the yields on U.K. gilts sunk to new lows overnight and German bunds dug deeper into negative territory, buying in U.S. Treasurys sent the 252.8-year bond yield to an all-time low of 252.1 percent early Friday and the 10-year dipped below its closing high of 1.38 percent temporarily.
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Stranger than you might think: After a bakery in Massachusetts got in trouble for listing 'love' on the ingredient list (the FDA ruled that ingredients must be listed by their "common or usual name"), we figured this couldn't possibly be the most impractical thing listed on the back of a label, so we dug deeper.
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But as we dug deeper, it turned out that for more than 94 percent of the comments that were submitted through Media Bridge, the personal information on them matched exactly the personal information — we're talking the name, the physical address, the email address — with the data that was in that breach database, the Modern Business Solutions Data Breach.
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But they also dug deeper, arguing that his entire time at the EPA has been filled with actions that should disqualify him, like appearing in a video produced by a group opposed to an Obama administration water rule, hiring former banker Albert Kelly to oversee the Superfund program and spending more than $40,000 to install a soundproof booth in his office.
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Then, as Jackson dug deeper into the promotional materials and products in the Adaptive line, including sneakers with faux laces that sit on top of a hidden zipper for kids who have trouble tying their shoes, and "sensory friendly" clothing without zippers or seams that can irritate sensitive skin, her suspicions were confirmed: this was yet another campaign aimed at disabled people without actually including them.
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