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Kavanagh unearthed these films, in Germany, and they permit her, alone among Western critics, to speak with authority and in detail about his early, Russian style.

At its best, the wave of wrongs that are being unearthed these days, weeks, and months, is part of an attempt to come to terms with past silence and a deeply embedded moral double standard.

"We took this great trip to northern California about six months ago, and we unearthed these indigenous California artisans," Mr. Goode said, as though they had been anthropologists among the tribes of the rain forest.

He toddles between rooms, carrying one and then another of the plastic cases to the breakfast table, asking, "You like this one, Mama?" My husband, Mark, recently unearthed these CDs — what's left of our two collections.

At Trinity, one of Manhattan's oldest independent schools, a roomful of graduating seniors and their childhood teachers unearthed these pieces of the past at the annual survivors breakfast, a rite of passage for seniors who received all 13 years of their formal education at Trinity.

Molecular biologist Ronald Breaker of Yale University and his colleagues unearthed these multitalented RNA molecules--a class he calls riboswitches--after wading through decades of scientific literature and puzzling over a handful of unsolved mysteries.

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"The Supreme Court had ruled that if Khan is not unearthed, then these three will be responsible," Mr. Awan said.

Many of the mass graves have been unearthed, but these attract little notice in Russia and scarcely more than a paragraph in Western newspapers.

While there is so much emphasis on appreciating the marvels of the latest Venus statue to be found in a pit in Tunis, or the like, it is the excrement unearthed alongside these marvels that can tell us how real people lived, Jones says.

More than 10,000 yellow foxtail seeds were unearthed, indicating these plants, a wild species, were abundant near the NKLE village.