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But it shares the same discreet approach to exploring it as Tabu; engaging in internal forensics, digging into how the past continues to shape the modern world.

And here's a second piece, digging into how the UK capital has led the recovery:  Two-speed Britain: is the recovery restricted to London?

Since Hoover, Freud and Jung can all be described as seekers and keepers of secrets — men in whom methods and madness combine — it is worth digging into how the filmmakers take us beyond the obvious and literal facts into more mysterious and troubling realms of meaning.

One critic, Yves Smith, of the financial blog Naked Capitalism, chastised it for not digging into how the financial industry profited obscenely (and in her view, fraudulently) by deliberately creating "toxic instruments" like subprime-mortgage-backed securities just to bet against them.

A new podcast called "Origins" will figure out just that, with a five-episode chapter digging into how "Curb Your Enthusiasm" came into being. .

Silverstein first discovered Mossack Fonseca while researching another story, digging into how criminals were buying up Miami real estate to launder their money.

Pew also dug into how people are using Twitter and Facebook for news, and what kind of news they are finding on the two services.

To pick their 75 to 100 stocks, the managers work with four analysts who dig into how each company is run.

"In my biography of Haywood I tried to dig into how he feels about the truth, how his parents taught him to be upright and honest, and how he can't live with a lie even if saying he was guilty would probably get him early parole," Mr. Henry said.

When you dig into how they architect it, they have an ingenious way of making it really cheap.

And he says as Congress digs into how NIH's $10 billion in stimulus money is being spent, the research community should be prepared for more queries.