But looking deeper into those numbers unearths more partisan reactions.
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The author unearths a mostly buried aspect of Russian history.
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"Who unearths a grave?" the young Massoud asked with astonishment.
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Oh, and a whale that Wilder unearths during his dig.
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While Hopper digs for the truth, Eleven unearths a surprising discovery.
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Mr Foreman's excavation of a familial rift unearths stories without neat conclusions.
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A hungry archivist, Hugh Ryan unearths vivid material to populate this story.
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Indeed, Smith's biography of Bush unearths little new information on its subject.
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Yet it consumes even more gold (33,089 tonnes) than it unearths (426 tonnes).
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Guess we'll all be tuning in to see what he unearths this season.
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Cooke unearths old beliefs and debunks modern-day myths with humor and panache.
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The juxtapositions and common themes she unearths and edits together are often breathtaking.
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If the interview unearths anything ominous, only then would it become an official investigation.
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If it unearths irregularities, it could annul the results, evicting Mr Temer from office.
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But Adam unearths a note that she left, which wound up under the fridge.
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My tour of the lots unearths a few Chargers fans dressed in powder blue.
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In the process, they stumble across a treasure map that unearths a long buried secret.
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When plot takes hold in the second half, Louis unearths his characters' shadows and contradictions.
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The book interrogates the causes of the 2008 meltdown and unearths lessons for investors today.
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Each episode unearths surprising stories from science and business to offer answers to people's problems.
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While Zhou's film looks at the excesses of contemporary society, Kan Xuan unearths civilizations past.
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Running through the pitch over and over boosts confidence, A/B tests narratives and unearths questions.
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As the punters drift away, Mr Grossman unearths the twisted roots of both men's self-disgust.
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This leads Zoey down an Instagram rabbit hole, where she unearths evidence of Luca's relationships past.
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The second half of the book attempts to solve all the problems the first part unearths.
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Victoria Johnson's "American Eden" unearths Hosack, who was lauded in his lifetime but largely forgotten since.
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In ninth episode "God is Greater," CIA agent Eva Geller (Michelle Monaghan) unearths Payam's medical records.
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There's some reward in this, in the excavating we do that often unearths interesting, long-forgotten facts.
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Discovery, a regular part of the court process, unearths a company's behavior through depositions, testimony and documents.
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By talking to people and living their lives, she unearths very real people and their real stories.
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As the fourth season begins, a Vatican sect unearths a map leading to the library's four cornerstones.
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The film then goes down a troubling path and unearths the truth behind Tina and Vore's roots.
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For the third episode of the podcast, Jubilee unearths an archived session recorded the day after the election.
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Alice Miceli: Projeto Chernobyl unearths the layers behind nuclear disaster—a continuous threat to human and environmental safety.
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Will "Spygate" prove a bombshell in 2019 that unearths dark political forces operating in secret to elect Democrats?
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She unearths so many strange, wondrous facts that my exclamation marks in the margin resemble elaborate Morse code.
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An extended version of the classic 20133 documentary "Woodstock" unearths additional performances, and a charming ABC sitcom debuts.
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Now, read the article, "David Reich Unearths Human History Etched in Bone," and answer the following questions: 1.
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Even when he is sculpting a nature scene, Mr. Ray unearths something uncanny that can provoke a reaction.
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She unearths what's wise in absurdity and shows how something that might appear banal can suddenly become luminous.
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Because when we're insiders, we suffer from déformation professionnelle — the gorgeous French phrase Kennedy unearths that describes industrial groupthink.
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The way we spend money unearths a lot about us: taste, values, aspirations, culture, creature comforts, guilty pleasures, priorities.
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Unlike dirt-filled dig sites, excavating the archaeology of the internet unearths things many people have actually experienced firsthand.
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Even when Allison unearths tapes of Jean "Hart" discussing a patient Melissa, we don't get to hear the tapes.
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How to find innovative companiesBennett highlighted a few qualitative and quantitative ways he unearths a company's level of innovation.
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In the act, Jane is a robotic monster who unearths a hermaphroditic diamond, sporting both a penis and pasties.
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Bass unearths the heretofore undocumented story of Caliph Washington and his trek through the depths of Jim Crow justice.
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What makes Discover Weekly different is that it unearths new cuts from among other users' playlists that you will adore.
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For his projects, Lee mines private and public archives (from art collections to libraries) and unearths forgotten or marginalized histories.
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There she unearths the blueprints, photos, maps and documents that guide JDS projects, whether or not they involve historical buildings.
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So, when someone unearths Gryphons & Gargoyles during a detention session, everyone is down to escape their problems for a while.
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Through sculptures and paintings composed of found materials, Saar unearths historical narratives that continue to have an unsettling contemporary resonance.
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The history he unearths here supports employing the Civil War amendments to realize the promise of equal citizenship for all.
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Well, as a writer, I've never loved having to write a lot about myself or rely on what my subconscious unearths.
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While smoking a cigarette with a fireman and watching the Pile, a backhoe unearths something with a cloud of colored smoke.
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McInnes' page appears to be inactive, but a search for "Proud Boys" on Facebook still unearths a handful of regional pages.
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By erasing the lines between narrative, essay, and pornographic film, LaBruce unearths the inherent artifice and transactional nature of political posturing.
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Here it's the murder of an archaeologist who unearths historical artifacts that pose a serious threat to a projected paper mill.
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He added that emptying the seas unearths not only "not only the ocean bottom, but also the ancient story of humanity."
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As Fauna tracks her family, she also unearths the suspicions about her grandfather's possible role in the Dahlia and other murders.
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Harnessing the Power of the Criminal Corpse is an online exhibition that unearths the macabre history of anatomy and criminal punishment.
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The latter strategy may ultimately be what unearths a championship-level postseason defense in Philadelphia, but for now it has obvious drawbacks.
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The disappearing chat function was discovered by hacker Jane Manchun Wong, who regularly unearths prototypes of new features hidden in apps' code.
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He unearths an early painting from 1983, an austere canvas depicting a solitary prison and conduits leading underground to vacant tomblike chambers.
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The latest cinematic iteration of The Mummy takes off when antiquities thief Nick Morton (Tom Cruise) unearths an ancient Egyptian tomb — in Iraq.
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ET, the group unearths the leg bone of an adult male mammoth that was buried in the ice for the past 200,000 years.
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But it won't change the underlying facts Mueller unearths -- and the reverberations they could cause among everyone outside of Trump's most loyal backers.
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Ethan's way happens to make for thrilling cinema, but it also unearths a hole that shows up in a lot of action movies.
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It belonged to a prospective data scientist, someone who unearths patterns in data to help businesses make decisions, like how to target ads.
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The Trial, on the other hand, unearths a piece of Soviet history that resonates with the memes, fake news, and trials of today.
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The poet, on the other hand, unearths her impulsiveness—he brings out her need to expand, to exist beyond the comfort of her privilege.
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Walker unearths another near-miracle of cognitive dissonance in his investigation of the Gulag archipelago, which remains outside the purview of Russian national memory.
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Why it matters: The fallout from this user data scandal keeps widening, as Facebook unearths more damage and names new players in the scheme.
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However, their positioning unearths two unsavory implications: complacency has gripped the market, and history suggests that volatility could suddenly rebound after a dull stretch.
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Critic's Notebook To Save and Project, the annual MoMA series, unearths forgotten work by Australian women, a French auteur and even George A. Romero.
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Sinking into a dedicated — and overwhelmingly male — subculture of enthusiasts, the director Doug Nichol unearths a trove of reasons for loving the clicketyclacking machine.
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Nonetheless, "The Nightingale" is still effective: It unearths the root of settler mentality and violence that so much of history has effectively wallpapered over.
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Nonetheless, "The Nightingale" is still effective: It unearths the root of settler mentality and violence that so much of history has effectively wallpapered over.
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The piece unearths, with great curiosity, the mystery of a 65-year-old man who lost his ability to form mental images after a surgery.
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The piece on pink unearths a New York Times article dating from 1893, advising "always give pink to a boy and blue to a girl".
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Related: 'Delete Your Account' Unearths Our Awkward First-Times on Social Media [Premiere] The Artists Making Social Media into Art Social Media Getting You Down?
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This time however, she starts digging — much in the same way Peter Abernathy did when he found the Times Square photo — and unearths a gun.
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For over an hour, Lamar unearths the parallels between the slave trade and the entertainment industry, where, ironically, Black culture is still seen as currency.
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Here, she unearths the mystery behind a cold case that everyone in town, including her own father, have been trying to keep buried for years.
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Carol seems like a star worth following from the jump, and she only gets more intriguing as her journey of self-discovery unearths new layers.
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For her first feature, "Pin Cushion," the British director Deborah Haywood digs into her own teenage memories and unearths something eccentric, tragic and utterly unclassifiable.
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Mr. Lynch unearths nightmares, but he has genuine affection for Americana, and the show's lack of smirkiness may be a surprise to a new audience.
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A dramatic synth line has been excised completely, too, which unearths a wordless falsetto intonation that had been far below the surface in the original.
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In "The Knockadoo," a troubled woman (Sameerah Luqmaan-Harris) meets with a cult disciple (Orlando Jones) to perform a ritual that unearths disturbing childhood memories.
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And, for the record, I read the magazine regularly because I'm impressed by their rigor and often surprised by the counterintuitive tricks their method unearths.
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Another unearths controversial comments Clinton has made about young African-American gang members as well as more recent comments about supporters of Bernie Sanders and Trump.
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He finds in its stinking, overcrowded corridors numerous cases of institutionalised cruelty and individual suffering; but he also unearths many examples of striking ingenuity and bonhomie.
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Like other recent tributes to untold feats by women in science and technology, "Bombshell" unearths a chapter of history that doesn't neatly comport with our understanding.
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From Argentina's infamous soccer stands to Miami's troubled inner city, VICE World of Sports unearths a series of rivalries that redefine the meaning of the word.
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Thank heaven for the unwavering commitment of Jonathan Bank, the theatrical archaeologist whose Mint Theater Company unearths long-forgotten plays and imbues them with new life.
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Here's the full quote, which is typical of the nuggets Dary unearths: The weather being warm, it was swollen to the size of a large barrel.
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David Grann unearths a shameful period of US history in Killers of the Flower Moon — the decimation of the Osage Indian nation in the early 20th century.
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Jim Carrey unearths the videos of him in character as Andy Kaufman the entire time while making 1999's "Man on the Moon," and it's quite remarkable.
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After one campaigner breaks down a padlocked door, his frantic colleague eventually unearths stunned-looking children from under piles of plastic bags where they had been hidden.
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Related articles: Beyoncé Unearths Pain and Lets It Flow in 'Lemonade' Review: Beyoncé Makes 'Lemonade' Out of Marital Strife Beyoncé Releases Surprise Album 'Lemonade' After HBO Special
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If, as special counsel, he unearths evidence that Mr. Trump committed a crime, former colleagues say they are certain he will try to hold Mr. Trump accountable.
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In this week's episode of Game of Thrones, Gilly unearths a bombshell with potentially life-changing consequences for Dany, Jon ... and the entirety of the Seven Kingdoms, really.
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A new report from the Seoul-based Transitional Justice Working Group (TJWG), which includes interviews from 610 escapees, unearths fresh details on how North Korea executes its citizens.
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Related: When Browsing Facebook Becomes Performance Art... Cheat Facebook's Facial Recognition Tool at the De-Recognition Photobooth 'Delete Your Account' Unearths Our Awkward First-Times on Social Media
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In BEAU DEATH (Soho Crime, $27.95), a demolition crew unearths the remains of a bewigged gentleman in period dress, setting off gossip that Nash has been found — murdered.
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As she unearths answers about these crimes, she is confronted with terrible truths about her own past — including the reality of what happened to her own sister years before.
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When his character, Nick Morton, unearths the crypt of an ancient princess from the deserts of Egypt, he unwittingly unleashes centuries worth of biblical-level terror on the world.
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Today, 30 years after Miguel's death, Aldarondo's film unearths Miguel's life, attempting to trace why his name had always carried the feeling of a dirty secret within their family.
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There is also a refreshing of rotating elements, like whatever brooding song T Bone Burnett unearths for the opening credits, and the big-name actors in the lead roles.
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Even though this installation stems from the recovery of family history, it feels remarkably objective, speaking more to the materiality of the film than to the content it unearths.
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And some nights, when it gets too late and the silence feels like it has a measurable weight, he drags himself from his bed and unearths that copy of Transatlanticism.
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Since he will probably say that with or without an inquiry, is democracy not better off with an inquiry that unearths new evidence and educates the public than without one?
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But it should be evident from the kinds of facts that bold and dogged reporting unearths, not from journalists being encouraged to impose their own values to tip the scale.
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It remains to be seen whether current party leaders will support Mr. Trump no matter what evidence Mr. Mueller's investigation unearths about the conduct of the president and his aides.
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Britain legally obligates anyone who unearths "treasure" — defined as single finds of gold and silver over 300 years old, and hoards of coins and prehistoric metalwork — to inform the government.
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Saidiya Hartman's new book of speculative fiction unearths the beauty in the wayward, the fiction in the facts, and the thriving existence in the face of a blanked out history.
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When, after investing a great deal of time and emotional energy trying to solve a family mystery, the narrator of "Little Rooster" finally unearths the truth, the discovery brings cold comfort.
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That struggle results in something incredibly rare: a mainstream superhero film that dares to dig into the turmoil and painful history of the real world, and unearths joy in the process.
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On a clear day in early spring, Mershin leads me into his lab and rifles through some cardboard boxes and equipment until he unearths a container of old artificial nose prototypes.
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Even if the F.B.I. unearths evidence that a Trump associate had colluded with Russia in the presidential election, finding a way to use the information in court would be very difficult.
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Discovered by Netflix's new paranormal docuseries Haunted, this family's account, titled "Slaughterhouse," unearths the grisly story of a previously unknown, bloodthirsty killer—possibly one of the worst this nation has ever known.
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For now though, before someone signs a seven-figure deal with Lululemon or the Olympic committee unearths its first four-wheeled steroid scandal, skateboarding seems unlikely to fully ditch the youthful transgressions.
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The internet is mostly a depressing hellscape full of nightmarish Furbys and soul-crushing brand Twitter accounts, but every now and then, it unearths something wholly beautiful and pure for us all.
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In the first episode, Arnold successfully unearths hours and hours of "tapes": recordings of Trump's appearances on "The Howard Stern Show," never before heard by anyone except for millions of radio listeners.
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Bishop-Stall even unearths an emergency-room case report about a patient who suffered from paralysis of the arm after getting drunk and passing out with it draped awkwardly over a suitcase.
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Watching the men as they work, attend 12-step meetings and struggle to repair frayed familial bonds, she unearths moments of raw revelation that quietly highlight our shameful lack of effective help.
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Luckily, Baz Luhrmann — The Get Down's critically acclaimed director — is the right person for the job, capable of weaving a rich visual tapestry that unearths beauty from decay, and glitter from the rubble.
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In Wallis In Love, Andrew Morton — who wrote the famed tell-all about Princess Diana's life and marriage to Prince Charles, Diana: Her True Story — unearths Wallis's most true, most lasting love: Herman Rogers.
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The series also unearths more obscure titles whose PGs now seem baffling, like 1979's "Tourist Trap" (Saturday), a crude, heavily "Psycho"-influenced thriller about a madman who renders his victims into wax mannequins.
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This exhibition unearths many works from that era, including large canvasses, sculptures, and an installation of Rammellzee's "letter racers," spacecraft-like sculptures shaped like letters of the alphabet created from toy bits and ephemera.
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Bridging the riotous expression of a country in the midst of an identity crisis with the vilification of cheap thrills by revolutionary fundamentalists, Filmfarsi unearths a buried genre of low-budget films in Iran.
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Further investigation unearths her body in the basement, and Frank reels: All my signposts had gone up in one blinding, dizzying explosion: my second chances, my revenge, my nice thick anti-family Maginot line.
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The report unearths striking new messages between the pair that were sent and received on government devices, including one in which Strzok vows to "stop" Trump from being elected just months before the presidential election.
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" Johnson, 65, who accused Bill Cosby of drugging her in the mid-1980s, says, "For anyone who has gone through any kind of trauma, particularly sexual assault or harassment, it unearths a lot of emotions.
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The movie unearths some bravura archival moments (Jarmusch's archivist on the project, Sierra Pettengill, is one of the best), and his sit-downs are relatively revealing, but the movie is fundamentally lacking a formal character.
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Marvel has handed the keys to the kingdom to New Zealand director Taika Waititi, who with his trio of writers unearths plenty of amusing character riffs, capitalizing especially on Thor and Loki's squabbling fraternal ties.
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At the core of her work is the idea of landscape as something that doesn't simply appear like a photograph, with its seemingly objective gaze, but a relationship that unearths personal histories, archetypes, and stereotypes.
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Nothing is rushed, and every time the story begins to lag, Shinkai drops in another revelation (or three) that takes things in a new direction and unearths the deeper truths behind Taki and Mitsuha's unexpected connection.
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Making the harpsichord modern again, Esfahani has a happy habit of commissioning new works for his instrument and unearths a rich repertoire of 20th-century pieces that languished unplayed as the early-music movement took hold.
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No. This is an argument that is based on historical research that unearths the background of the Constitution's text, but that background has been lost over time as we've started to talk differently about the Constitution.
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In particular, while voters in category one and category two are easier to locate (because they're more numerous), the kind of "Trump Country" reporting that unearths them is largely irrelevant for the purposes of political analysis.
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A part of Romano's unease with S-Town derives from the fact that many of the most private details Reed unearths about McLemore did not come from the man himself, nor could he have given his permission.
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The film unearths archival images of lynchings and pairs them with a contemporary story, about a 17-year-old black man named Lennon Lacy who was the victim of an apparent lynching in North Carolina in 2014.
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While the film unearths a conversation about a part of American history that is too little talked about and understood, it unfortunately tries to tackle too many narrative threads at once, muddling the force of its message.
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"You Should Follow" unearths mesmerizing social up and comers on the brink of fame, while "Just the Tip" lets some of the biggest digital gurus guide newbies through the essentials tips and tricks of growing their social stardom.
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The darning workshop — a neat supplement to the themes around gender in Touching Each Other — unearths a practice traditionally thought of as a woman's task (though historically, all genders have engaged in it at different points in history).
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According to the press release, the film will follow Gosling, who plays LAPD Officer K and "unearths a long-buried secret that has the potential to plunge what's left of society into chaos," leading him to Rick Deckard's doorstep.
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After a cheery opening act, Jackie Chan then unearths a dark conspiracy—the school headmaster (Danny McBride), in cahoots with the local Mafia chief (Ruby Rose), is funneling funds through the school or selling off reading materials or something.
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Tig returns to her hometown in Mississippi, where she contends with the death of her mother and her own mortality as she embarks on a painful yet hilarious journey that unearths uncomfortable truths about her family and her self.
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One of few independent music media sources in Baltimore, True Laurels brings much needed visibility to the city's artists and unearths firsthand accounts from the local music scene, which is consistently one of the recording industry's biggest underground inspirations.
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Tig returns to her hometown in Mississippi, where she contends with the death of her mother and her own mortality as she embarks on a painful yet hilarious journey that unearths uncomfortable truths about her family and her self.
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The uncle also keeps a gigantic live specimen in his secret basement, where it seethes in its too-small tank, waiting for its moment to take part in whatever unspeakable act Kouzuki unearths from the repulsive reaches of his imagination.
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In the mockumentary Frankenstein's Monster's Monster, Frankenstein, he plays a puffed-up version of himself, investigating the life of his father, David Harbour Junior, after he unearths footage of his dad's televised stage play while killing rats in his mother's attic.
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She brilliantly eviscerates the self-help industry for stoking "mutual mystification" between the sexes, and unearths intriguing continuities like the way technological advances (including the invention of the automobile) have always led to hand-wringing over the moral bankruptcy of youth.
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Dunne also just so happens to be Didion's nephew and documentary "unearths a treasure trove of archival footage" and features conversations between the two about "the eras she covered and the eventful life she's lived," according to a Netflix press release.
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In the ultraviolent east Los Angeles epic "El Chicano," a police officer, Diego Hernandez (Raúl Castillo), finds himself at a moral crossroads when he unearths a connection between his late brother, Pedro, and the execution-style killing of local gang members.
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More specifically, the dusty, enigmatic opener in "Uncut Gems" drolly echoes the start of "The Exorcist" (1973), where a priest at an archaeological dig in Iraq unearths the demonic relic that sets off the ensuing horror, the possession and spewing vomit.
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Pressed to sign papers acknowledging his death that will also pave the way to accessing his fortune, she unearths a clue regarding his last known whereabouts, leading her first to Hong Kong, then an island where a potentially supernatural threat lurks.
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But it also unearths exhilarating new ground — by way of spectacular deviations from the norm that the Marvel Cinematic universe and live-action filmmaking don't always allow for — that makes it feel like something tremendously innovative, while still traditionally Spidey.
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A mind in REM can churn out some genius ideas, giving us the kind of clarity that settles every-day dilemmas and unearths to some pretty amazing discoveries, including (or so the story goes) Einstein's revelations about the theory of relativity.
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When a member in Amsterdam unearths a new piece of evidence, he sends it via text that pops up on screen as it goes to another member in Syria, making the viewer feel as if they too are caught in a widening web.
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After Bash unearths his deceased father's journal where he chronicled all of his misdeeds, he takes his father's 1957 Jaguar Roadster from Kansas to San Francisco, where he meets his aunt Kathryn (Gellar), who is fighting for control of Valmont International and him.
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"Mr Trump unearths a shocking fact Open all hours"It's very close to my heart because I was down there, and I watched our police and our firemen down at 7-Eleven…and I saw the greatest people I've ever seen in action.
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In "Bog Girl: A Romance," a 15-year-old boy on a remote Irish island unearths the eerily preserved corpse of an Iron Age murder victim in a peat bog, a girl of about his own age who perished some 2,000 years ago.
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Even better, it unearths all kinds of new drama, as its scheming socialites try to resume their lives after the events of season one, while evading the scrutiny of the cops, the town, and the mother of the man they may have killed.
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Letter's new filing emphasizes the fact that nothing precludes the House from impeaching Trump again if it unearths new evidence, though no member of Democratic leadership has suggested such a course, particularly with a looming Senate trial and the presidential primary season imminent.
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Fortunately, Schreck also intends to heal some of the heartache she unearths during What the Constitution Means to Me. The show's final moments graciously expand our viewpoint into the show's titular thesis by introducing a young debater, the whip-smart Rosdely Ciprian.
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If that discovery process, whose merits are currently being debated in a New York bankruptcy court, unearths anything of meaning, the estate may have grounds to sue Thiel on the grounds of tortious interference, the use of legal means to purposely disrupt a business.
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A quick search of the Play Store for other third party keyboard apps unearths a mixture of ratings — most rated PEGI 3 (such as Microsoft-owned SwiftKey and Grammarly Keyboard); some PEGI 12 (such as Facemoji Emoji Keyboard which, per Play Store's summary contains "violence").
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It's while tooling around that Peter accidentally digs up a human skeleton, a discovery that unearths a world of trouble, most obviously in the form of a dybbuk who very soon takes possession of his body, the wedding party and the couple's happily ever after.
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At the (apparently haunted) house where he stays, he unearths both a skeleton and an increasingly spooky world of trouble, notably with a dybbuk — Yiddish for a malign deceased soul — who seriously dampens the couple's nuptials while greatly enriching the director Marcin Wrona's tale.
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"The Sum of Small Things" both unearths evocative differences between big American cities—for example, Los Angeles leads in bottled-water consumption, while New York does in spending on shoes—and makes clear that the "aspirational class" Ms Currid-Halkett profiles is almost exclusively coastal and urban.
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Its author, Ed Morales, who teaches at Columbia University and has reported on Puerto Rico for more than 20 years, unearths the roots of the island's current crisis by tracing its relationship to the United States since 1898, illustrating how the island has become a colonial outpost.
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The case has refused to fade, revived in a long list of writings and works of art, including, recently, "Writing to Save a Life: The Louis Till File," a book that unearths the case of Emmett's father, a soldier who was executed by the Army on charges of murder and rape.
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A stakeout at a cybercafe his son used to frequent unearths video clips of his participation in frenzied rallies, and a later conversation with the guilt-ridden Loubna reveals that the sect their son was involved in was the one who issued the fatwa on her, leading to her kicking him out of her home.
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The letting go of Eric Alexander, Uber's head of Asia Pacific operations, upon the findings of his gross misconduct unearths a litany of questions related to this particular case, others like it and the broader picture of shame, blame, a woman's word and the lengths to which a system will often go to invalidate her.
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" While there are lots of places online that talk about the intricacies of writing code, at Fowler's pub — her title is editor in chief — the quarterly publication will be chock full of long-form technical writing "that unearths how the most secretive and highest-performing engineering teams build and operate software systems at scale.
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THE SECOND SLEEPBy Robert Harris As a novelist, Robert Harris has a gift of immersing readers in an unfamiliar milieu, and thrilling them with the subsequent emotional, physical and ethical challenges faced by the protagonist as he (and it is always he) navigates mounting obstacles to a supposedly routine task — and, in the process, unearths unexpected truths.
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" FROM PEN: 23 Oscar Nominees Reveal The Untold Stories Behind Their Films We still don't know much in the way of the closely guarded plot beyond the official synopsis: "Thirty years after the events of the first film, a new blade runner, LAPD Officer K unearths a long-buried secret that has the potential to plunge what's left of society into chaos.
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From the publisher: The star of truTV's hit show Impractical Jokers —alongside veteran sci-fi and horror writer Darren Wearmouth—delivers a chilling and wickedly fun supernatural novel in the vein of The Strain, in which a beautiful new subway line in New York City unearths an ancient dark horror that threatens the city's utter destruction and the balance of civilization itself.
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Predicted in 2000 that the S&P 500 would likely see negative total returns over the following decade, which it didPredicted in April 2007 that the S&P 500 could lose 40%, then it lost 55% in the subsequent collapse from 2007 to 2009In the end, the more evidence Hussman unearths around the stock market's unsustainable conditions, the more worried investors should get.
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It unearths feelings of safety and youth and squeaky-clean sex appeal: Julie Andrews dancing on her bed in "The Sound of Music" in a baby-yellow nightdress surrounded by the Von Trapp children on a stormy night; Audrey Hepburn tucked into her princess bed in a white cotton shift in "Roman Holiday"; Ann-Margret Olsson in "Bye Bye Birdie" gossiping on the telephone in her bedroom wearing a white baby doll.
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Predicted in March 20073 that tech stocks would plunge 83%, then the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 index lost an "improbably precise" 83% during a period from 2000 to 2002Predicted in 2000 that the S&P 500 would likely see negative total returns over the following decade, which it didPredicted in April 2007 that the S&P 500 could lose 40%, then it lost 55% in the subsequent collapse from 2007 to 2009In the end, the more evidence Hussman unearths around the stock market's unsustainable conditions, the more worried investors should get.
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Here are the arguments he lays out:Predicted in March 2000 that tech stocks would plunge 83%, then the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 index lost an "improbably precise" 20123% during a period from 2000 to 2002Predicted in 2000 that the S&P 500 would likely see negative total returns over the following decade, which it didPredicted in April 2007 that the S&P 500 could lose 40%, then it lost 55% in the subsequent collapse from 2007 to 2009In the end, the more evidence Hussman unearths around the stock market's unsustainable conditions, the more worried investors should get.
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Here are the arguments he lays out:Predicted in March 20073 that tech stocks would plunge 83%, then the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 index lost an "improbably precise" 83% during a period from 2000 to 2002Predicted in 2000 that the S&P 500 would likely see negative total returns over the following decade, which it didPredicted in April 2007 that the S&P 500 could lose 40%, then it lost 55% in the subsequent collapse from 2007 to 2009In the end, the more evidence Hussman unearths around the stock market's unsustainable conditions, the more worried investors should get.
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The author unearths the stories of pioneers like Agnes Meyer Driscoll, a math, physics and language whiz who joined the Navy in 1917, broke Japanese codebooks in the 1920s and '30s and went on to train a generation of male code breakers, only to be patronized and pushed aside during World War II. The talented cryptologist Elizebeth Smith Friedman was hired by the Coast Guard in 1927 to break the code of rumrunners and went on to work for other federal agencies, designing the codes used by the Office of Strategic Services, the predecessor to the C.I.A. Yet her husband, the Army code breaker William Friedman, was sometimes given credit for her work.
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After Senator Orrin HatchOrrin Grant HatchTrump to award racing legend Roger Penske with Presidential Medal of Freedom Trump awards Presidential Medal of Freedom to economist, former Reagan adviser Arthur Laffer Second ex-Senate staffer charged in aiding doxxing of GOP senators MORE filed a brief urging the court to do away with overlapping federal and state prosecutions, some speculated that such an outcome would be to the advantage of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, depending on what the special counsel investigation unearths about his campaign.
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