For decades in America, the kind of information Dan Cohn dug up on me rested in remote mainframes that were difficult to access, even for the techies who put it there.
That leniency, coupled with the two-week wait to get Smith out of a classroom, seems pretty bizarre given the information investigators dug up about Smith's history.
The information can be dug up, Mr. Turner pointed out, on Wikipedia, Allmusic and other Web sites like AlbumLinerNotes, but that does not compare to attaching it to each track, approximating what old-fashioned physical albums provided fans.
Libya's interim leader Mahmud Jibril revealed the information to Maliki, dug up from papers of the deceased Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, during a surprise visit to Baghdad in October.
And luckily some of the information my Mom dug up from a neighbor kept us from making an offer on a house in another neighborhood, where safety would have been more of a concern than the "hip neighborhood" vibe let on.
Each man has dug up information that could likely doom the other's candidacy.
A quick Google search on Burt's Place, for instance, unearths a wealth of information, much of it dug up by professional writers, critics and bloggers.
Although she has dug up information about things like the history of the colon, Truss is so uninterested in the actual rules of punctuation that she even names the ones she flouts — for example, the rule that semicolons cannot be used to set off dependent clauses.
I think you'll be surprised at some of the information Kichen and Doebele dug up.
It also was Kranhold who dug up information about the earlier attempts to publish.
