10 Sentences With "hash over"

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I'll leave it to political strategists to hash over the advantages of revving up the base versus persuading the persuadable. from The New York Times
We're not going to hash over all the numbers, but I want to ask you about the 737 Max charges. from CNBC
After all, how many times can a fashion hound hash over Hedi Slimane's debut at Celine, or that set at Chanel? from The New York Times
They noted the words they did not know — embedded, mediocrity, glorify, intractable — and gathered in small groups to hash over their use and meaning. from The New York Times
But watching the Clintons hash over their well-worn tale of falling in love at Yale Law School, I realize that it's not only about the money. from The New York Times
A handful of senators huddled Wednesday evening with the president's son-in-law and senior adviser, Jared Kushner, to hash over possible ways out of the impasse. from The New York Times
The leaders of the Department of Homeland Security met to hash over threats from Iran amid concerns that the department has become more focused on immigration than terrorism. from The New York Times
We've got a small circle we watch election returns with who self-identify as Democrats — party registration is not required in our open-primary state — and hash over issues with them we agree on, if we choose. from The New York Times
Mr. McConnell announced he would appoint a bipartisan group of senators to hash over ways to honor Mr. McCain, suggesting naming the Senate Armed Services Committee's hearing room after him and commissioning a portrait for the ornate Senate Reception Room, just off the Senate chamber. from The New York Times
Any user in the network can serve a file by its content address, and other peers in the network can find and request that content from any node who has it using a distributed hash table (DHT). IPFS was launched in an alpha version in February 2015, and by October of the same year was described by TechCrunch as "quickly spreading by word of mouth." The logo of the online encyclopedia Wikipedia has an IPFS hash with the following code: QmRW3V9znzFW9M5FYbitSEvd5dQrPWGvPvgQD6LM22Tv8D. It can be accessed with that hash over HTTP by a public gateway or a local IPFS instance.