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This exclusive investigation for Guardian Australia explores from the ground the consequences, good and ill, of Australia's asylum seeker policy on the land, sea and people of Manus.

Was this something Eggers wanted to explore from the start?

Iphigénie is the big-girl part she has explored from the most angles, in one case unhappily.

One of the replacement players, Edilson, chunky and swift, did the heavy lifting in the opening minutes, exploring from the right flank.

Start exploring from the ancient port town of Stade, the terminus of S-Bahn line 3. Hay hotels are a peculiarly German institution, and an excellent old-fashioned adventure.

Anchored by electric bass and keyboards, this band seems predisposed to deal most seriously with the hard-nosed jazz-rock that Evans explored from the '70s on.

To get there, you have to brave changeable weather systems on a six-seat seaplane, from which you can peer down on the creeks, gorges and quartzite ridges that can be explored from the lodge.

Now, the castle is open to be explored, from the depths of its dungeons to the towers where you can look out on the lake and the mountainous peaks around.

Atwood's last collection of short stories was 2006's Moral Disorder, in which the history of a family is explored from the shifting point of view of one of its members.

Part of what makes Michael Wilson's direction as good as it is — and particularly good for Foote — is his ability to explore from the outset the characters' motivations and inner lives, laying the groundwork for their sad end.

Footpaths carry on north-east to dramatic and undeveloped Cap de Creus, or the coast can be explored from the water on a half-day guided trip with Kayaking Costa Brava (€45pp).