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The ground seethes beneath him as he explores a landscape ruined for generations by fly-tipped carcinogenic waste.
As he explores a possible 2020 presidential run, the former vice president finds that his role in Clarence Thomas's confirmation hearings 27 years ago is complicating his plans.
It stars Scrooge McDuck – yes, he'd probably raise an eyebrow at the price – as he explores a side-scrolling platform world to find five treasures.
Ben Schneider's lyrics are full of quests and journeys; "Ends of the Earth," for instance, starts the album with his inviting a girl to join him as he explores a boundless river, mountain and desert.
Phillip's attempts to destroy this horrific puppet – composed of a blank, expressionless human head attached to spider's legs – prove fruitless as he explores a grim and desolate Norfolk.
The former Louisiana governor said he plans to re-locate to New Hampshire and South Carolina full-time in the next few weeks as he explores a long-shot presidential bid.
In a letter to his colleagues, Mr. Hoyer, who spent the weekend canvassing his fellow Democrats as he explored a run for minority whip, said he could provide the experience necessary to help Democrats try to recapture the House in 2012.
Fans of the addictive podcast Archive 81, the show that walks in the footsteps of missing archivist Dan Powell as he explored a mysterious trove of audio tapes, will want to check out the The Deep Vault.
Before joining Personal Democracy Forum, Scola served as a policy aide and outreach coordinator for now-Senator Mark Warner of Virginia as he explored a bid in the 2008 U.S. presidential race.
In "Exit," which had its premiere on Tuesday night, Mr. Keigwin's tone is somewhat playful but mostly dark as he explores degrees of addiction in a dance driven by a percussive, melodic score, a collaboration between Christopher Lancaster and Jerome Begin.
In "The Unfinished City: New York and the Metropolitan Idea New York University Pressss, $18.95), Thomas Bender, a professor of history and the humanities at New York University, examines the idea with an academic's precision as he explores New York's emergence as "a paradoxical modern metropolis".
