The programme was extended to see if this unorthodox method could uncover further talent.
He said lawsuits like Ms. Bartlett's could uncover new information about the safety of a drug.
"We need to know who is getting what," she said, adding that the board could "uncover a lot of abuse".
And a recount could uncover thousands of votes recorded on machines that displayed aberrant behavior — with no paper trail.
He added there was "nothing disreputable" and that "without good sources no newspaper could uncover scandals in the public interest".
"It could uncover breaches or it may find there was no breach of the act but at the same time find it's not working well".
When someone discovered something of potential significance, the machine was stopped so that the experts, tooth brushes and tiny picks in hand, could uncover the treasures.
We could uncover the role of thought and consciousness in physics, specifically whether the thoughts of a thing are enough to affect quantum behaviour.
Freud claimed his clinical experience taught him that, by the method of free association, patients could uncover what they had repressed and achieve some relief.
"As the service's engineers built more and more tools that could uncover such insights," Kirkpatrick records, "Zuckerberg sometimes amused himself by conducting experiments.
But that was all he could uncover until 2005, when another war child, Jeanine Nivoix-Sevestre, founded an association to bring together the enfants de Boches.
