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Outside groups have poured a whopping $18 million into attempting to bury the incumbent, Senator Sherrod Brown.

It's impossible to know the truth in these circumstances and the US government – like all governments – has a long and inglorious history of attempting to bury the facts.

The Communities minister Don Foster rejected the claim that the Government had attempted to "bury" the report.

Wary of embarrassing press coverage noting that the new study debunks those claims, the US defence department attempted to bury the release of the report yesterday.

In a historic trip replete with bear hugs, red carpets, selfies and smiles, the Greek prime minister has attempted to bury the hatchet with the newly named North Macedonia, declaring the start of a new "narrative" between the once-hostile neighbouring states.

For years, the companies have been bitter rivals, but Tim Cook, speaking at BoxWorks on Tuesday attempted to bury the hatchet.

Although the Trump administration attempted to bury the news by releasing it on Black Friday, the latest national climate assessment did receive some wide coverage.

The shadow, Carl Jung's notion of the formation of compartments where we attempt to bury the emotions that we hate or fear, eventually plays tricks on us as any disease process underlying the soil upon which we are building.

The seal reportedly was attempting to bury itself in the sand and its eyes were swollen.

The bank announced that Ricci had sold the entirety of the £17.6m shares he had been handed from past bonus schemes on the day of the budget last month, drawing accusations that the bank was attempting to bury bad news.

Sixsmith denied that he rang journalists to tell them that special adviser Jo Moore was attempting to "bury" bad news about rail performance on the day of Princess Margaret's funeral, but admitted sending Moore an email warning her.