We knew there was a risk that the meeting might dive deep into the policy weeds and not provide concrete enough plans for change to be relevant to the average reader or Twitter user.
AGES 3-6 The film makes formulaic, good-looking fare for the littlest ones, though the smallest might dive for cover in mildly scary situations.
But just as important is how the F-Type gets there and how it returns to a stop: with a such a fusillade of popping, backfiring exhaust noise that civilians might dive for cover.
In addition, a vehicle that was braking hard before colliding with the rear end of an affected Jeep model might dive under the trailer hitch in a crash, because its front end would dip under hard braking.
This is particularly good for the ITV commentator Brian Moore's total inability to understand why the Hungarian crowd might be cheering for the Hungary team and not England, for Trevor Brooking getting the ball caught in the stanchion, and for the genuine incredulity that a striker might dive to win a penalty.
During the week of judging, at any point you might dive from a yacht with a famous broadcaster's teenage son, come across the children's laureate on a sun lounger, drink cocktails with pioneers of fusion food or exchange gossip with diplomats at tropical banquets.
Who knows, you might dive deeper into how teams are actually managed by coaches or discover other areas of a particular sports game that you truly love.
So when we heard that we might have the chance to dive with one, chaos erupted.
This life where if we dive deep, we might come out the other side, dripping with light.
And for Gizmodo, we know that the mobile cell phone market is really big in India, particularly for lower-end Android phones, so we might do some more deep diving into that area.
