One world Mr. Bausch resisted delving into, at least overtly, was his own past.
Luckily, the historical drama woven into Marco Polo, which focuses on the growing pains of the Mongol Empire, is interesting and provides plenty of drama to delve into, at least when Polo isn't there to mess things up.
"Copy" does spend a little too much time on the secrecy surrounding Ephron's illness (she neglected to tell even confidantes until she was practically on her deathbed), delving into at the top of the film and the looping back to it at some length near the end.
After introductions and review of the space and schedule, we delved into looking at some of van Gogh's bright floral paintings.
The bulk of the 2 1/2-hour hearing delved into whether AT&T would have too much power if it swallowed Time Warner, which also owns TBS, TNT, Cartoon Network and Turner Classic Movies.
Bill Adair, at PolitiFact, whose data FiveThirtyEight delved into recently, looked at the Truth-O-Meter ratings amassed by political pundits.
In her previous book, Black Diamonds, she delved into the archives at Wentworth, the Yorkshire home of the feuding Fitzwilliams, and found a skeleton in every cupboard.
Investigators only delved into cheating suspicions at Noyes, where big gains on scores were reported during the time that Michelle Rhee was schools chancellor and linked student test scores to the evaluations of some teachers.
The board delved into grading issues at its most recent meeting, with school system staff presenting a history of grade-policy changes and detailing data that show student grade-point averages edging up since 2006.
Ms. Durdin, who began writing in 1938 after marrying Tillman Durdin, a longtime foreign correspondent for The New York Times, almost immediately delved into areas that at the time were rarely covered by women.
He graduated from Oxford in 1933, then delved into the Hittite language at the University of Berlin.
