We're going to try to get to the bottom of this.
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I wanted to try to get to the bottom of it.
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Over at Motherboard, two writers try to get to the bottom of it.
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"We will try to get to the bottom of it," he said. video
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We are going to try to get to the bottom of it very soon.
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It can try to get to the bottom of any Trump campaign collaboration with Russia.
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"We are going to try to get to the bottom of it very soon," Trump added.
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He gave himself a few weeks to try to get to the bottom of what had happened.
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If I was ever going to try to get to the bottom of it, this was the time.
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WEINER: … I've said it the best I can: We're going to try to get to the bottom of this.
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"Will a new government come in and try to get to the bottom of this?" he asked of Mexico.
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Nash told Calipari not to worry, saying he would try to get to the bottom of why Bryant was getting cold feet.
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Using craftily-edited footage of the interview, Colbert put himself in Lauer's position to try to get to the bottom of the incident.
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But we try to get to the bottom of what the content is to try to reduce the complexity for the user themselves.
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BANGKOK — I went to Thailand this week to try to get to the bottom of a story that seems too crazy to be true.
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POGO is among the groups that sent the letter calling on Congress to examine and try to get to the bottom of such findings.
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Eric Swalwell, D-California, noted on Friday, the FBI could use these overseas partnerships to try to get to the bottom of Khashoggi's disappearance.
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And rather than leaving it as a mystery, Congress ought to use its considerable investigative powers to try to get to the bottom of it.
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You can see how this works every time you try to get to the bottom of a story by reading the news on your smartphone.
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" After Mueller testified before Congress, she gestured at "the paths that we next follow to try to get to the bottom of this still-open scandal.
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As the questions around The Kid continue to pile up, it seemed necessary to try to get to the bottom of who or what, exactly, he is.
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Funded by the state Legislature for at least four years, the work would try to get to the bottom of the age-old conflict between wolves and livestock.
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In a new clip for this Sunday's mid-season finale of Keeping Up With the Kardashians, the Kardashian women try to get to the bottom of the couple's drama.
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Anyway, Hannah chats with Luke S. next to try to get to the bottom of things but ends up getting even more frustrated by the he-said, he-said rhetoric.
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"We are going to leave no stone unturned to try to get to the bottom of this," Mitch Zeller, director of the FDA's Center for Tobacco Products, said during Friday's briefing.
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The thought of Nathan pulling a Casper on her freaks her out, and leads Issa to do some truly wild things to try to get to the bottom of this answer.
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Elsewhere — and a few years later — two female detectives follow their own string of rapes in their districts as they try to get to the bottom of who's responsible for them.
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As Harry and Perry try to get to the bottom of things without getting killed themselves, Harry runs into his childhood crush, Harmony, a failing actress with a thing for detective novels.
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New Orleans agencies are still relying on pen and paper for some city work as security experts try to get to the bottom of an apparent ransomware attack that hit the government on Friday.
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And I really do have to give it to the families here, as across the board they were not afraid to ask hard questions and really try to get to the bottom of who Arie really is.
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All of it amounts to evidence in your unfolding investigation, as you try to get to the bottom of what the commune is all about and whether or not it's a safe place for Alex to live.
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Swedbank, like Danske, now has an interim boss—Anders Karlsson, until this week its chief financial officer—who must try to get to the bottom of things and restore trust (which Mr Idermark admitted has "taken a beating").
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The play, written by Christopher Demos-Brown, is set in a South Florida police station, where the couple played by Ms. Washington and Mr. Pasquale try to get to the bottom of what happened to their missing son.
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The one thing I'll guarantee you is that if you try to get to the bottom of why the user experience is so bad on so many ad supported sites, you'll get everyone pointing their fingers at everyone else.
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Well we might not be able to answer those first two, but there's a third — arguably more important — question we should try to get to the bottom of first: how was the Night King so impressively well prepared for Jon Snow's raiding party?
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There's no question that Democrats will stand in the way to try to prevent us from moving forward, but as I alluded to earlier, we will utilize every tool that we have available to try to get to the bottom of this.
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Netflix's latest true-crime series, Unbelievable, follows a group of detectives who try to get to the bottom of a string of rapes in the mid and northwest, along with figuring out if one girl who's reported a rape is telling the truth or not.
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Amazon Won't Say Whether Or Not It Works With ICE Davey Alba and Caroline O'Donovan try to get to the bottom of Amazon's potential relationship with ICE over facial recognition technology: Approached by BuzzFeed News after the subject came up during a hearing between Amazon policy representatives and New York City Council members Wednesday morning, Amazon would not say outright that the company does not work with ICE.
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Some details of Mr Syed's trial in 2000 troubled Ms Koenig, and she spent over a year tracking down witnesses, traipsing around Baltimore, wading through trial transcripts and speaking to Mr Syed himself to try to get to the bottom of what happened to Hae Min Lee, an 18-year-old student who disappeared and was found dead a month later in a desolate park on the outskirts of Baltimore.
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One by one the children who are playing at a neighborhood park are abducted by a Witawit, a monstrous looking creature who lives in the park's trees. Nikkie and Yaya Tising try to get to the bottom of the mystery and rescue the abducted children.
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Owen, Dodger, Tom, Lewis and Regina meet and try to get to the bottom of the attacks. While Lewis is on the phone, Mercedes is apparently attacked in the bathroom by Wolf. Lewis runs out as Owen tries to call for help. Owen, Regina and Tom find Randall's body in a confessional.
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Later, Enid, a brothel owner, sees the Connolly knife in Gorski's shack. Meanwhile, the body of a woman washes up on the rocks. The woman is identified as Dee, one of the girls working for Enid. Local police, Officer Brennan, and his partner, Officer Coletti, interview Enid, who runs the Oceanview brothel, and the girls who work there, to try to get to the bottom of the murder.
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Working with Win, Myron is able to rescue Patrick from his captor, but is unable to secure another teenager thought to be Rhys Baldwin. As the hunt for Rhys continues, Myron and Win, with help from Mickey Bolitar and his school friends, try to get to the bottom of the complicated Moore and Baldwin family dynamics, as well as determine if Patrick is really who he claims to be. When the mystery of what happened that fateful day ten years ago is finally revealed, Myron must race the clock to keep another tragedy from occurring.
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Original airdate: November 15, 2017 Group Date One: Brittany M., Jessie, Stacy, Meghan. The group meets Chris at a theatre in Puerto Plata, where they discover that they will be learning how to dance like Dominican showgirls and will later perform in front of a live audience. After the date, Meghan confronts Brittany M about a disrespectful off-camera conversation they had, and Brittany insists that Meghan misunderstood what she said. Chris intervenes to try to get to the bottom of the conflict, but Brittany M decides to leave the show and departs without saying goodbye to Chris.
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Assa Traoré (born 1985) is a French Black Lives Matter activist and leader of the Committee for Justice and Truth for Adama. The committee is named after her half-brother, Adama Traoré, who died in police custody. Since Adama's death she has attempted to challenge the institutions of France, rallying activists from black neighbourhoods and engaging medical experts to try to get to the bottom of his death. On July 18, 2020, in the wake of the George Floyd protests, she participated in the "Marche pour Adama" (March for Adama), and called for the prosecution of the gendarmerie who had killed her brother.
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Dirk and Al, armed with nothing more than a couple of rifles in their World War Two flying boat face-off against the World War I fighter and its machine guns. After a spectacular dogfight they exit the field of battle victorious. Dirk has been sent to the Aegean to meet Commander Rudi Gunn, captain of the NUMA research vessel First Attempt, to try to get to the bottom of the recent spate of mishaps on its current assignment. The First Attempt is on a research expedition attempting to find a living fossil lovingly named The Teaser, which scientists believe may be living evidence of the development of the first mammal.
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Screwjumper was a game where players try to get to the bottom of the mine shaft and then escape it after detonating it. The story is that aliens have invaded and as part of the ScrewJumper team, the player needed to help to destroy those mines and thus save the planet. The player had a choice of three different characters playable in 20 different levels (ranging from very easy to very hard) which contained different obstacles as well as bonuses. The game was both single- player and multiplayer and featured 5 modes (although only 4 were available at any point) and eventually dropped to 2 modes.
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Wrigglesworth regularly appears as a panellist on shows such as The Unbelievable Truth, It's Not What You Know, and It's Your Round, as well as providing the continuity links for one week every month on The Comedy Club on BBC Radio 4 Extra. In early 2011, he recorded a series of four live performances called Tom Wrigglesworth's Open Letters for BBC Radio 4. Each episode was based on different examples of maddening corporate policies in areas such as utility companies and wheel clampers. Each episode highlighted the sometimes infuriating rationales behind huge organisations, and featured a letter from his grandmother to try to get to the bottom of the comedic issues raised in the programme.
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A teenage girl is troubled by dreams and fantasies that parallel the life of another girl who lived over 200 years before. The book revolves around a young New Englander, Amy Delatour, a teenager of French Acadian-English lineage, who often goes into a fugue state where she believes she is a tormented soul named Ange-Marie, a French Acadian in exile in eighteenth century Connecticut who had been separated from her beloved husband, Paul. The shy and bookish Amy lives in a state of anguish and uncertainty, until one of her high school teachers, Martin Stone, takes an interest in this unusual, highly intelligent young woman. Together they try to get to the bottom of her mysterious dream states and her fire phobia.
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The main object in the books of Zinoviev is the Soviet world as a historical phenomenon, the phenomenon of Sovietness, described through the forbidden topics in the Soviet Union, primarily the taboo problem of social inequality. Zinoviev touched on topics such as drinking, sex, the lives of people with disabilities; ideological language of the Soviet people; degerized history of the Soviet Union in terms of the experience of the inhabitant. Zinoviev's books showed the absurdity of the world of "real socialism", described the state of minds of the Soviet intelligentsia of the late "stagnation" period: the characters constantly theorize, compare Soviet ideological myths and reality, try to get to the bottom of it and understand the nature of Soviet society. The characters criticize government policy and ridicule Soviet leaders, discuss economic problems, sympathize with dissidents and anti-Soviet terrorists, are interested in samizdat and Western radio stations, and have some sort of relationship with the State Security Committee.
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The visit of Monsieur de Lalanne, was anticipated with quite a bit of apprehension. Pierre Hazeur de L’Orme, representative of the chapter of Quebec at Paris, informed his brother, Joseph-Thierry Hazeur, at Quebec, of La Porte's mission, adding that everyone in Canada, “important or unimportant,” should pay court to Jean for “he could well one day come to hold a high position.” As Commissaire Enquêteur (Commissioner of the Marine acting as special investigator in Canada) he was empowered to audit all accounts, take depositions from all interested parties, hear complaints and accusations and generally to try to get to the bottom of the scandal, if there was indeed a scandal, for there was already, even before his dispatching, a suspicion that the charges of corruption imputed against Hocquart were in fact fabrications (or at least exaggerations) intended to discredit him, conjured up by his enemy and rival, Governor de Beauharnois. La Porte arrived at Quebec in the early autumn of 1740, in time to help Hocquart prepare the annual financial dispatches. Hocquart reported that “he has begun to go into much of the routine.
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