Residents dug through rubble for hours before finding the deceased.
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Rescue workers dug through piles of rubble searching for survivors.
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I went to all those offices and dug through papers.
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They dug through pickup beds and opened hoods and trunks.
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A man dug through the balls, as if looking for something.
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Prebble dug through old hard drives and other backups—remember CD burners?
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I dug through Facebook's guidelines to understand what's allowed and what isn't.
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Above, the volunteer rescue group the White Helmets dug through the rubble.
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Isiah dug through debris, found his toddler brother and pulled him to safety.
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Each dug through their records to share their own experiences with "Cape Man".
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We dug through the changelog and picked out a few of our favorites.
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Garbrandt literally dug through the cake with his bare hands ... but still nothing.
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Moving on, we dug through Roku's epic first day as a public company.
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We dug through the archives looking for pictures of eclipses from decades past.
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Authorities dug through the cellar's soil in 1988, but no evidence was ever uncovered.
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Radford dug through records and reports from the time and discovered an important fact.
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Along with his neighbors he had dug through the rubble, looking for any survivors.
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We dug through margins, growth and why venture players are interested in Luckin at all.
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After researchers dug through hundreds of Viking graves, they found one with an interesting story.
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Seitz then dug through his web history that he had recorded with his tool, Hunchly.
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According to the report, Ortega's home was not dug through or torn up by authorities.
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For days after the catastrophe, labor activists and union representatives dug through the building's rubble.
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With this in mind, the group also dug through the databases for high profile individuals.
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Yesterday we dug through the Procore filing, a vertical software-as-a-service (SaaS) company.
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As investigators dug through the property, they found decomposed, dismembered bodies buried in the ground.
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At Lower Lake, California, Kevin Dean and his neighbors dug through debris and surveyed the destruction.
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I dug through these measurements to see if I could come up with an average ratio.
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Red cross officials dug through muddy rubble amid the rainfall for possible remaining survivors, witnesses said.
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It looked as though a small animal had dug through the mud to create a hideout.
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We dug through Vevo to unearth some of the most random relationships immortalized in music videos.
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He dug through the National Archives outside Washington, found records of his hospitalization, and submitted them.
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Rescue workers, including volunteers from the Syrian Civil Defence group, dug through the night searching for survivors.
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He dug through mountains of yellowed colonial-era records that had never before been collated and digitised.
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The ranger dug through snow that had filled the aircraft and found the bodies of four people.
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To tide us over, we dug through the archives looking for pictures of eclipses from decades past.
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I dug through The Times's archives, looking at coverage that immediately followed the end of American wars.
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Is using the N-word OK by your employees especially those who dug through Caron King's tweets?
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He also dug through Mr. Tversky's archives and correspondence, with the help of his widow, Barbara Tversky.
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Others dug through the muddy earth with picks, shovels or hand-cranked drills operated by two men.
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At 15, she dug through the ruins of her house to find her grandmother, mother, and sister.
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And with this formidable stick, Pele is said to have dug through the ground, unleashing the fire below.
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They told my mom that they dug through my social media and found hints of me being gay.
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Roads and embankments were dug through the necropolises and the Roman walls, and the historic citadel defenses were upgraded.
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I recently dug through Facebook's user settings to find out a bit more about what it knows about me.
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Business Insider dug through the archives to discover the scope of NYPD spying — and to see what they found.
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I dug through the cupboards, and settled on old spaghetti noodles and a can of pre-cooked pinto beans.
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But now Jeff Gusky, a campaigner, explorer and photographer, has dug through the records and believes it deserves another.
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He found letters, dug through archives, filed FOIA requests, and successfully sued to gain Munson's sealed committal proceedings released.
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We dug through the entire SXSW event listings to create this guide to all things VR, for your health.
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Workers have dug through many layers of the British capital's history, including Victorian foundations and sewers, and Roman suburbs.
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Smith, an adjunct professor at UCSF, dug through news stories and internal tobacco company documents looking for references to ARISE.
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We dug through the whole site and picked home and tech brands we all love, but that can be pricey.
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CNBC dug through more than 231 disclosures collected by ProPublica to find the stocks held most often by the staff.
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The world examined that early loo period after a Romanian hacker dug through Bush family emails in 2013 (The Verge).
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Jordain Carney dug through the details and has a rundown of what is in the 1,159 page bill (The Hill).
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She filled a purse with ketchup and then, in the bathroom at Macy's, dug through it to find a comb.
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I dug through Amazon's return policies and didn't find anything clear that suggests someone might get banned for a return.
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These early herders dug through about 1,000 square feet of beach sands down to bedrock and gouged out burial pits.
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Ms. Roost dug through Illinois adoption and birth records and searched the internet, eventually finding the woman: Angelle Kimberly Smith.
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CNBC dug through the Alexa app, and the option to share this type of information with Amazon was on by default.
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Ahead, we dug through the archives and found snapshots in time of fandom through the decades, from the 1940s to today.
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I was nine when I dug through a box of cassettes in my sisters' room and found …And Justice For All.
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Times reporters have dug through archives, examined leaked documents and traveled many thousands of miles to interview sources and conduct research.
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When the bill came, I dug through the abyss of my backpack, fumbling for the smooth leather surface of my wallet.
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"I dug through the emotional wreckage, and now … I can go back to talking a little bit of s—," she added.
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The President of the United States apparently dug through O'Donnell's Twitter archives to find a tweet dating back to December 2016.
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Shares quickly rose 10 percent in after-hours trading, but then were down 3 percent as investors dug through the earnings release.
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Researchers who dug through nearly 50,000 records discovered that the algorithm effectively low-balled the health needs of the hospital's black patients.
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In fact, Nick proved just how strong their bond was when he dug through garbage to fetch his wife's missing wedding band.
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Authorities dug through the cellar's soil in 1988, but no evidence was ever uncovered and no arrests were made in Case's case.
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Police said the crooks dug through an ancient wall next to a private wine cellar and made off with 300 rare bottles.
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The large, windowless conference room housed more than a dozen researchers who dug through databases for dirt all hours of the day.
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The documents, which Politico dug through, also reveal that she earned at least $5 million from businesses connected to her retail brand.
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A member of XDA Developers dug through the code of Google's Camera app and found references to several possible new camera features.
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Using her new home as a lens, she dug through local histories of Champaign County to probe the region's supposedly isolationist roots.
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A mess of new details about the console were just revealed, and we've dug through them to highlight the most interesting ones.
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To answer it, I dug through my gadget closet to pull out one of my most prized possessions: the unreleased Palm Foleo.
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A Columbia University-led team of scientists dug through data taken with the Earth-orbiting Chandra X-ray Observatory to find the objects.
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We've dug through The Container Store's massive online inventory to find you the best picks for storage in all your important living spaces.
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Much of the rescue work in 1985 was carried out by topos (moles), ordinary citizens who dug through the rubble to find victims.
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As the the fire service dug through the ruins with a bulldozer, a member of the crew spotted the cat - dehydrated but alive.
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He dug through scratch recordings from the making of Four Phantoms and found samples of Guerra's voice to incorporate into the new song.
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Players have to work too hard to enjoy Destiny, but when you've dug through the layers of obfuscation, a genuinely fascinating game emerges.
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Jack dug through the numbers and made some charts to explain why, and wonders if the bots should share some of the blame.
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I dug through my archive of data and found that Apple mostly keeps tabs on my interactions with the App Store and iTunes.
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On Monday, people dug through mud to searching for missing people in the western province, where three people were missing and six injured.
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As my wife and I walked around the store, a father and his daughter excitedly dug through a mountain of PlayStation 2 games.
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We marched to the living room, dug through the toy basket and finally found her, one gray high heel wedged into a xylophone.
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When she's identified the shelf in the vast facility, dug through the bin, and scanned the item, the next one appears right away.
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We've dug through the Best Buy Black Friday ads this year and found some of the best deals you don't want to miss.
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We dug through 2018 Federal Election Commission filings to see which celebs were bucking up for Beto, and found lots of big contributions.
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Twitter has started building an encrypted direct messaging feature in its Android app, according to a computer science student who dug through the code.
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Burns and Novick dug through it all, from the roots to the branches, connecting our current broken geopolitics to bad choices made decades ago.
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We dug through the depths of eBay to bring you a current list of its most absurd, forgotten, and WTF-inducing food-related items.
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Motherboard dug through the GPS coordinates provided by the hacker and found a heavy concentration of infected devices in Egypt and others in Iran.
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One morning in March, Amah Ayivi, a designer and clothing dealer, dug through mounds of utility jumpsuits, his hands bedecked with heavy silver rings.
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"The kids insisted they didn't put it there, and I believed them because they wouldn't have dug through the garbage outside," Madonia told Click2Houston.
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Upon Cárdenas's arrival, DV was undergoing renovation; she dug through the construction and concurrently explored the archives at HistoryMiami to understand the building's timeline.
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Tens of thousands of rescue and recovery workers and volunteers dug through the debris, as the search for dozens still missing enters its fifth day.
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We dug through the career wreckage of a once-rising politician who, despite knowing the risks, used his work phone to send sexually explicit messages.
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But PopSugar just dug through an interview with creator Ryan Murphy in The Hollywood Reporter from October 2015, and turned up some very telling clues.
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Back at home, Sam stews in his resentment over the maesters not taking him seriously, while Gilly dug through some Grade-A maester tabloid material.
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Bulldozers dug through mud and rubble at the foot of Mount Sugar Loaf, where many residents had been asleep when part of the mountainside collapsed.
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So, a few staff members dug through some old toys they had and were able to form a makeshift, kitten-sized wheelchair made of K'NEX.
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The group dug through old files and eventually discovered that a similar rape had been committed weeks after the one of which Jones was convicted.
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Rescue workers, joined by construction workers, desperately dug through the rubble looking and listening for signs of life, using listening devices, fiber optics and dogs.
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His allies in Congress have dug through our bank records and sought to tarnish our firm to punish us for highlighting his links to Russia.
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Social media exploded with mockery at reports that French might enter the race, and reporters dug through the archives of French's writing looking for controversy.
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We scoured social media, chatted with cofounder Wende Zomnir, and dug through photo archives to get the inside scoop on how the brand came to be.
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In one paper, they dug through the scientific literature to find a handful of studies investigating what viewers take away from medical dramas like Grey's Anatomy.
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So he and his colleagues dug through a year's worth of emergency room records at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center and UCLA Medical Center, Santa Monica.
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The NYTimes' Nate Cohn dug through the numbers in search of how Trump pulled it off, and it all goes back to the white working class:
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With the small database in place, researchers dug through to see how much they could learn about each user, checking conclusions against data available on Facebook.
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With the 17th edition kicking off this week, we dug through the archives to find some of the best throwback photos from the festival's red carpet.
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During the reporting process, CNN analyzed payment, prescriber, adverse event and inspection report data from various government agencies and dug through internal company emails and documents.
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We finally have somewhat of an answer, as researchers literally dug through the trash of Denver, Nashville and New York to see what people throw away.
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As she dug through the hamper in search of her birth certificate, which she was now worried she had misplaced, a sheet of paper fluttered out.
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Or Trump Tower digital chatter might have shown up while authorities dug through the vast quantities of data hoovered up via more sweeping foreign surveillance programs.
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Mullet, a fish, featured the sweet and spicy Caribbean flavors of the Isthmus region and the chichilo mole of beef dug through layers of burned chiles.
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The pop images on the postcards were gleaned from travel to Ohsawa's childhood home in Japan where she dug through boxes of remnants from her past.
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Seeing it in a video is the next best thing, so we dug through countless nudes to find three that are absolutely gorgeous on dark skin tones.
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You know, where you dug through your parents' closet to find an old shoe box and trying to create a tiny, detailed scene in a confined space?
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Jerry Flowers, an Oklahoma policeman, dug through rubble at what became known as the pit, near where, earlier that morning, there had been a day-care center.
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The New York Times dug through the numbers for clues about how Mr. Trump's businesses are faring just past the midway point of his term in office.
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When Aaron Shapiro dug through the workplace benefits his mother was entitled to as a 30-year employee at United Healthcare, he noticed a big missed opportunity.
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But according to some people who dug through the data, it certainly looks like a number of the user accounts are very new users of Rotten Tomatoes.
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I dug through the data, and nobody actually knows the answer, but the thesis is that, when I was a kid, all the games were pretty gender-neutral.
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We've dug through Amazon reviews and compared features to help you decide on a home security camera system that will help you keep your home and stuff safe.
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Three hours later, with the help of some neighbors and one of Skal's errant barbells, he dug through the tattered remains of their home and found his family.
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Much of the attention around the update has been focused on the changes to Symmetra, but tech-savvy fans dug through the data and found some other surprises.
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Workers in white protective suits, masks and gloves dug through the rubble in the Bahamas' Abacos Islands before loading body bags into a flat-bed truck this week.
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Rescuers dug through mud and rubble on Monday, racing to find survivors after torrential rains unleashed floods and landslides that killed at least 112 people, with dozens missing.
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The death toll from Tuesday's quake rose to 2003 as rescue workers dug through the remains of the four-storey house in the Adriatic port city of Durres.
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Their bodies were found Saturday inside their white Chevy truck as rescuers for days painstakingly dug through the debris of the fallen pedestrian bridge at Florida International University.
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My friends and I dug through each episode searching for meaning even where there wasn't any, picking at it like the last bit of lobster meat in the claw.
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With the help of my best friend's mother, I dug through every box, every grocery bag filled with college alumni magazines, every glass bottle filled with beads or sequins.
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Pictures on the microblog of official provincial news portal Zhejiang Online showed survivors being carried out on the backs of rescuers, while others dug through rubble to find survivors.
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We've dug through the ever-growing market of millennial-pink home decor products and culled 15 buys that will make your digs look like a relaxing and trendy sanctuary.
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But opponents of the project said the marchers had been provoked when the pipeline company dug through land that tribal members say is a sacred cultural and burial ground.
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Over a seven-year period in the 19603s, the US Army Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory dug through a hillside in Fox, Alaska, to study excavation in permafrost.
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Neighbors, including so-called "area boys," who are stereotyped as criminal gang members, dug through the rubble on Wednesday to rescue a pregnant woman and others before crews arrived.
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The researchers also dug through 30 quakes' worth of GPS station data, where an antenna bolted to the ground tracks the development of the rupture close to the earthquake.
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"This is a guy who cared about the average person and dug through these incredibly obtuse documents, found fraud and exposed it," Susan Antilla, a fellow financial journalist, said.
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Rescuers in Japan dug through mud and rubble on Monday, racing to find survivors after torrential rains unleashed widespread floods and landslides that killed nearly 100, with dozens missing.
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Once Durant's party departed, they dug through the trash cans to remove any documents or basketball-related materials that could have revealed what had happened at 189 Further Lane.
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He dug through the snow until midnight to rescue his family, recovering his daughter-in-law — who survived with injuries — and the frozen bodies of eight other family members.
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After first coming across the plant in 2016, the research team dug through the archives of the Northern Territory Herbarium in Palmerston, uncovering records of sightings during the 1970s.
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He smiled when Betty performed, glared when Betty whispered with Archie, and dug through Ethel Miggs' (Shannon Purser) trash — convinced that the creepy Black Hood letters were actually from her.
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I remember, many years ago, sitting on my parents' bed as my father — a mild-mannered engineer — dug through their closet, pulling out blade after blade from his knife collection.
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Our partners at PitchBook have dug through their funding information to come up with a list of privately held unicorns that reached that status in the shortest amount of time.
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Rescuers in Japan dug through mud and rubble on Monday, racing to find survivors after torrential rain unleashed floods and landslides that killed at least 114 people, with dozens missing.
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This is Mahmud, the young Syrian man who dug through the debris with his bare hands to save a couple's life after a magnitude 6.8 earthquake hit Turkey's Elazig province.
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I dug through a bunch of containers to find the interesting stuff like Retina-X screens, and found both confidential information (like photos of job application forms) and intimate photos.
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Japanese researchers dug through records and identified 250 patients within the country who had developed a specific form of Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD), a neurodegenerative disease caused by prions, since 2008.
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Once, he dug through his planner and handed me an old postcard of the "The Gates," his and Jeanne-Claude's 13 installation of thousands of orange billowing panels in Central Park.
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Even before Raymond started breaking open Juul pods to analyze the liquid inside, he dug through the company's patent to try to avoid a legal wrestling match with the vaping giant.
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Developer Steve Troughton-Smith dug through recent beta code for Apple's software and discovered a bit about how the Apple magazine service, which could be called Apple News Magazines, may work.
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The announcement came as investigators dug through the rubble on the property in the Kingsbridge neighborhood to determine if the blast had been caused by someone tampering with a gas line.
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A Palestinian Harvard freshman was denied entry to the United States after customs officers reportedly dug through his devices and asked him about his religion and his friends' social media posts.
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" Plastic surgery wasn't a thing in 1873 — but if you dug through a youthful maid's bedroom, you'd find that "lilly-white and rouge hide themselves in the corners of her drawers.
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I dug through the blankets to find six missed calls from various television networks, all of which wanted me on air in the next three hours to talk about my story.
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Instead, Gauff dug through her tennis toolbox, which is already precociously complete, and came up with bold strokes and abrupt changes of pace, including drop shots and forays to the net.
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As they dug through heaps of dirt mixed with driftwood, blocks of concrete, utility poles, crooked iron pipes and clothes of all sizes and colors, a dosimeter emitted high-pitched beeps.
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As they dug through heaps of dirt mixed with driftwood, blocks of concrete, utility poles, crooked iron pipes and clothes of all sizes and colours, a dosimetre emitted high-pitched beeps.
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The researchers dug through thousands of studies from around the world, and found that for men living in Western countries sperm count has plummeted by between 215 and 60 percent since 1973.
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When the store's manager and his crew realized the companion was thrown away, they tracked it down to a landfill where they dug through garbage to reunite Madison and her little buddy.
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The Modern Family star sang with the band BoTalks on Friday evening in her first live performance in three years, and she apparently dug through The Bachelorette alum's closet for an outfit.
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From my own personal favorites, to expert-recommended stand-outs, I dug through gardening texts available on Amazon, my city's library, and a few reviewer books from publishers to find the best.
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Together, we dug through hundreds of blog posts, websites, essays circulated on various dissident Listservs, and books, some depicting Sheng Xue as a sexual pariah, a spy, a thief or a fraud.
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An already devastating flood the day before produced even more anguish on Tuesday in Sierra Leone as residents of Freetown, the capital, dug through the mud in search of missing family members.
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They dug through case reports of leishmaniasis patients within the US, as well as data from their own research centers and nearby laboratories in Texas, where leishmaniasis has been most commonly spotted stateside.
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We dug through the latest batch of Federal Election Commission (FEC) filings and found more than $4.1 million in charter plane spending between seven of the 11 candidates running for the Democratic nomination.
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Researchers dug through decades of health and government records for the study's 1,000 participants, finding that within the cohort, 80 percent of economic burden was attributable to just 20 percent of its members.
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Rescuers dug through the rubble of a mosque on Wednesday, hoping to reach the aunt of a sprinter who became a national hero last month at the under-20 world championships in Finland.
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An internal build of Apple's iOS 13 software, which MacRumors dug through last August, suggested that Apple's "Find My" app could eventually get a new "Items" category for tracking items marked with AirTags.
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Those involved in the mod have dug through outside material to find hints of how the game evolved through its creation — which is how the turnstile was discovered and why it was added.
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Salt Lake City police dug through the cellphone records of missing college student Mackenzie Lueck and her suspected murderer to help locate her body buried in a remote canyon north of the city.
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As she dug through the pictures and newspaper clippings given to the brewery by nostalgic customers, Lambert found an image with other smiling women in the background as Ruthie performed her signature move.
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After his personal audio engineer, J Rich, dug through a fanny pack of hard drives and a maze of computer folders titled OFFSET SESSIONS, the rapper's forthcoming solo tracks blared from the speakers.
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As much as I dug through my wallet, pockets, and backpack, the most I could find was one small coin worth about 10 cents — and the restroom money collector woman was not impressed.
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He has dug through property records and talked to anyone who will listen about the wisdom of taking out the creek's 21 dams, which range in height from 22 feet to 2000 feet.
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Rescuers in Albania dug through the rubble of collapsed buildings in search of survivors on Tuesday, after a 6.4-magnitude earthquake struck the Balkan nation, killing at least 19773 people and injuring 650.
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So the team dug through a grim dataset: 246 years of deaths on the road across the United States starting in 22009, tracked by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's Fatality Analysis Reporting System.
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Information started to flow on Wednesday when Redditor "temporyal" dug through Battlefield V's game files—a common practice called data mining—and discovered a wealth of information on the upcoming Battle Royale game mode.
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Downey said her followers had even dug through genealogy records to learn more about Rita, discovering she was a Canadian immigrant who became a nurse, and even finding her son, who is still alive.
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He recently dug through unsealed court papers and indictments to piece together the story of a New York state residential treatment center where at-risk teenage residents were forced into a sex-trafficking ring.
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As part of the half-century anniversary of the big game, the league dug through its film archives to pull together a "new" broadcast of its first-ever championship game, spliced together from existing sources.
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On Monday, a National Park Service Ranger was lowered down to the crash site on a wire, and he dug through the snow-filled aircraft, in which he found four people dead, the NPS announced.
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Thankfully, the kind staff of Mashable and our brothers and sisters in shame at Ziff Davis dug through their own screen-name closets to bring you tales from their (until now) mostly forgotten internet pasts.
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Actually, Dunham and Oldham go back: The designer posted a shot of the two to his Instagram account several months ago, as the duo dug through his archives for dresses to lend to the Girls star.
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Before the carpet gets rolled out at the Dolby Theater on Sunday, we dug through the fashion archives to highlight the first Oscar gowns of the celebrities that will light up your screens on Sunday evening.
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The warrant said questions arose about the timing as investigators dug through a slew of fully wired activity at the house that morning, involving text messages, door movements, alarm settings and Facebook postings, the warrant said.
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Specifically, Mark Whitehouse of Bloomberg View dug through numbers from The Bureau of Economic Analysis, and spotted a dip in tourism spending of 10.2 percent over the three-month period ending on February 1, following Trump's election.
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She works at the giant "Reciparque" plant on the outskirts of Buenos Aires, where rubbish collectors bring containers of glass, cardboard, metal and other waste collected from the inner city, which is then dug through and sorted.
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In a story published Thursday, CNN's Andrew Kaczynski dug through Ellison's essays from the 1980s and '90s and examined his support for black radical leaders like Kwame Ture and Louis Farrakhan, who have expressed anti-Semitic views.
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I dug through a pile of clothing and picked up a button-down shirt and sweater for one euro apiece, and a bag of fresh green and black olives mixed with pickled carrots and cauliflower (one euro).
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We know this because Souza dug through his Obama archives Thursday morning and posted this beautiful photo of the former POTUS standing in a doorway of the Oval Office with former Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood and another man.
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Japanese rescuers dug through the rubble of collapsed buildings and mud on Saturday to reach people trapped after a powerful 25 magnitude earthquake struck a southern island, killing at least 29 people and injuring more than a thousand.
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We dug through the iTunes App Store and picked out five apps that will help you save money, keep an eye on your finances, dip your toes in investing and even make sure your credit is in line.
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The entrepreneur, who was also Netflix's first CEO, dug through the company's early archives as research for his book, "That Will Never Work: The Birth of Netflix and the Amazing Life of an Idea," due out on Tuesday.
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Thousands of Japanese rescuers dug through twisted wood and mud on Friday in the wake of freak rains that killed six people and forced nearly 80,000 from their homes, with more rain falling amid warnings of further landslides.
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Using shovels and backhoes, emergency workers dug through the debris and mud, perilous labor on smoldering terrain still hot enough to melt shoe soles a day after the volcano exploded in a hail of ash, smoke and molten rock.
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While the membership lists for Trump's courses are kept secret, USA Today dug through a United States Golf Association (USGA) handicap database and a horde of social media posts to figure out who belonged to the president's namesake courses.
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Schaaf says "You could be a recipe collector, a GIF creator, a Star Wars fanatic, a cosplay enthusiast," and your hard work could surface the value of Imgur to people who wouldn't have dug through it post by post.
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They reverse-engineered the code and dug through the bank's network to reconstruct how the attack occurred, discovering that the hackers built extensive digital tunnels throughout the bank's network, which they used to issue PowerShell commands to the ATMs.
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For the designs, Rousteing reportedly dug through "archives for inspiration and wanted to evoke the spirit of Pierre Balmain as well as the extreme rock aesthetic established by [the man who preceded Rousteing at] Balmain, Christophe Decarnin," Vogue writes.
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In Itogon, in Benguet Province, teams of search-and-rescue workers accompanied by miners dug through the mud with their bare hands on Monday, the squelch of wet earth accompanied by the growl of chain saws slicing through debris.
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Rescue crews in Japan dug through mudslides and searched near swollen rivers Monday as they looked for those missing from a typhoon that left as many as 48 people dead and caused serious damage in central and northern Japan.
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"As soon as I dug through the files, it was very clear that we had no legs to stand on with our own attributions," Paige Matthie, Confederation Centre of the Arts gallery registrar and the exhibition curator, told Hyperallergic.
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"I used to have my business here, but the river swept it away," said Veronica Ventura, a 33-year-old single mother as she dug through the mud to find the bottles of soda she once sold from her house.
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After Lee sent Rodgers the script, she says she set up shop in Howard University's library in D.C., where she dug through an archive of Black magazines like Essence, Ebony, and Jet to make sure the clothing was historically accurate.
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The two additional fatalities were discovered as some 500 rescuers using search dogs, helicopters and thermal-imaging equipment dug through waist-deep mud for victims or survivors of the mudslides, which were triggered by a heavy downpour early on Tuesday.
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Last year, in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, thieves dug through a hole in a closed restaurant next door to a bank and made off with valuables; the same year in Bayside, Queens, another break-in was carried out through a bank's back wall.
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"For days and weeks without help from their government or police, the people of Haiti dug through rubble with their bare and bloodied hands to save complete strangers -- guided only by the cries of the wounded and the dying," Cooper said.
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TEHRAN — Iranians dug through rubble in a frantic search for survivors on Monday, after a powerful earthquake struck near the Iraqi border, killing more than 500 people and injuring thousands of others in the world's deadliest earthquake so far this year.
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BEIJING — Hundreds of rescue workers tapped, poked and dug through the earth and rubble left by a landslide that smothered a village in southwestern China on Saturday, looking for signs of survivors among the 100 or more people who were missing.
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Alayah told Peter that she and Victoria P. knew each other so well that they went on a trip to Las Vegas together (reddit sleuths dug through Alayah's Instagram Story highlights for photos of the trip, if you're feeling investigatory).
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COLOMBO, Sri Lanka — Rescue workers in Sri Lanka's capital city on Saturday dug through the debris of a garbage dump that collapsed on top of a residential neighborhood a day earlier, burying scores of homes and killing at least 19 people.
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People spent time scanning images for us, shared their photos for free, dug through old boxes, took moments out of their days to speak with us, and just cheered us on, even when we felt like this project would never be done.
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For a month-and-a-half last January, it was transformed into a media circus as militants armed with assault rifles ran roughshod over the land with bulldozers, tore out fences and dug through the office basements to disturb Native American artifacts.
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Civil defense sources said air raids struck the towns of Kafr Nubl and Maasran, as well as the cities of Saraqeb, Maarat al Numan and Idlib, and that several deaths and dozens of injuries were reported as rescuers dug through the rubble.
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This week as TechCrunch Disrupt Berlin came to life, Kate Clark and I snagged some mics and dug through the biggest news of the week (a $50 million check), and talked through who may go public next year and what those IPOs might look like.
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The researchers dug through all their examples to ensure they could find clusters of descriptions like these happening around the same time, and then compared their events to known changes in solar activity in their paper published last month in the journal Space Weather.
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KARANGPANGSOR, Indonesia, Aug 2000 (Reuters) - Rescuers on Indonesia's quake-hit island of Lombok dug through the rubble of a mosque on Wednesday, hoping to reach the aunt of a sprinter who became a national hero last month at the under-20 world championships in Finland.
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The whir of choppers and the buzz of chain saws were all that was heard on Monday near the mining town of Itogon as workers looking for bodies dug through the mud using shovels and their bare hands — the ground too wet for heavy machinery.
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To my memory, we rarely bought anything, but I was captivated by these whole lives suddenly exposed to be dug through by scavenging hands, while family members or strangers set a dollar amount for stacks of well-worn records and boxes of vacation travel slides.
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The state dug through the criminal and driving records of roughly 71,000 drivers who had passed preliminary reviews, and found that hundreds of drivers had serious crimes on their record, including violent or sexual offenses, while others had been found guilty of drunken driving or reckless driving.
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I dug through it all, a wide-eyed rising college junior embarking on a newspaper internship, navigating both my first summer in the city and the requisite existential free fall of wanting to know my place in the world, but not knowing how to find it.
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She dug through the clearance racks at off-price chains like Ross and Marshalls, unearthing what she calls "really ugly sneakers" for her hobby competing in dog shows, which can have handlers on their feet for 12 hours at a time, running alongside their canine contestants.
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We dug through Federal Election Commission filings and discovered, since the start of last year, Antonio's campaign in California raised only $312,906.34 ... and Antonio has burned through most of the cash with less than two weeks until Election Day, because he's only got about $40k in his coffers.
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Researchers from Harvard Medical School dug through medical and health policy papers published in the last 10 years to figure out why people in the US spent almost twice as much on prescription drugs in 2013 compared to 19 other industrialized nations — and why prices are still going up.
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An off-duty police officer rushed to the scene to help with the rescue after the house collapsed, according to NBC New York, which also reported that the officer and first responders dug through the rubble to recover the victim, who was later rushed to Hackensack University Medical Center.
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On Friday, the researcher known as MalwareTech dug through the WannaCry variant used in the recent global attack and found an unregistered domain nestled in its code; a URL that the hackers seemingly used for testing purposes, or purposefully put in so they could remotely disable their malware.
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The firms: Farrow, who dug through dozens of pages of documents and met with seven people directly involved in the effort, writes that Weinstein hired Kroll, one of the world's largest corporate intelligence companies, and Black Cube, a firm run largely by former officers of Mossad, Israel's national intelligence agency.
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With deals and coupons featured in the product listings, you can score discounts on 24 of her favorite things — and here's the best part: We did all the hard work for you and dug through the list on Amazon to find every single discount, which you can shop right here.
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Looking ahead to Monday's holiday, The Times's At War editor dug through the archives to look at Memorial Day coverage dating to World War I. She found similar language and questions raised about the condition of service members after they returned home from war, but still found a bit of comfort.
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I dug through literature trying to find how youth were included in the different traditions, and peyote folks sort of get included in specific times through rites of passage (puberty, etc.), but the ayahuasca folks, women show up when they're pregnant, they show up with their newborns, they show up with their toddlers.
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Here's what we found when we actually dug through Reddit threads of users discussing their experiences with five of the top VPNs out there right now: Best for high security Best for speed and versatility Best for high-end features Best for trying out first Best if you don't care about aesthetics
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GOP leaders on the House panel are eager to wrap up the investigation soon, with influential Republicans saying the exhaustive review has dug through thousands of documents and interviewed virtually every major witness and has found scant evidence of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russian operatives to meddle in the 2016 elections.
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Read more: Joe Biden suggested Bill Clinton's impeachment was a 'partisan lynching' in 1998Almost two decades later, Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas used the term during his confirmation hearings in 1991, assailing the proceedings as "a high-tech lynching" as lawmakers dug through allegations of sexual misconduct against him from Anita Hill.
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But the betrayals at the heart of the Epstein case are familiar to all survivors: the abuse itself; followed by lawyers who allegedly dug through survivors' pasts, looking for ways to blame the victim; an attorney who cut a legally questionable deal that silenced the women who dared to raise their voice.
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To make The Killing Fields of Dr. Haing S. Ngor, he dug through the Ngor family's personal records and archives of the Pol Pot era, blending the footage with interviews and original animation to paint a life-size picture of a reluctant star who used his fame to campaign for justice in his homeland.
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Ms. Carel's art generally explores extinct sounds — she recently dug through archives looking for the calls of vanished animals like the Kauai oo ("a bird with the most beautiful, plaintive song") and the golden toad (with its "resonant click"), and for recordings of bygone technologies like the phonautograph (the earliest device for recording sound).
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Throughout 2019, students at the University of Nevada's Reno's Reynolds School of Journalism dug through news articles, research reports, press releases, and other public records to compile a set of more than 225 data points showcasing the wide variety of surveillance tech being deployed across the 23 border-facing counties in California, Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas.
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She dug through archives at the New York Transit Museum in Brooklyn and at the New-York Historical Society and used photographs she found to create what feel like deeply resonant historical-museum dioramas in mosaic and glass, based on images of everyday riders and pedestrians from the 1920s through the 1940s, along with geometric shots of elevated girders being dismantled.
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Here's what we found when we actually dug through Reddit threads of users discussing their experiences with five of the top VPNs out there right now: best for high security best for speed and versatility best for high-end features best for trying out first best if you don't care about aesthetics Editor's Note: IPVanish is owned by J2 Global, the parent company of Ziff Davis, Mashable's publisher.
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At 8 years old (arguably the birth of my affection for old-lady fashion) my favorite pastime was not riding my bike, playing with dolls, nor watching The Love Boat on TV. It was chilling with my grandmother upstairs in her tiny, doily-filled apartment, while she cooked tomato sauce and I dug through her enormous collection of hats, shoes, and costume jewelry, wearing as much of it as I could at one time.
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