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She had started to delve into her father's distant past.

Journalists who delve into crime do not last long either.

Future articles will delve into the details of the project development.

Her sensual erotic stories delve into the private places between loving couples.

Let's look at the first two objections before we delve into mock objects.

Then you can delve into the creation of the application itself.

In this list I delve into the world of theater superstitions and try to provide the reasons for their existence.

Furion Stormrage: Now, we must delve into the earth and rouse the ferocious druids of the claw from their slumber.

The ninth house is where we feel a sense of adventure and delve into new areas in an enthusiastic way.

Given the limited space available, much of this material will be high level and will not delve into the details.

With working definitions of architecture and design now at hand, I want to delve into a few overarching areas of concern.

I've set the stage for the rest of the parts of this series, where I'll delve into specific areas relating to evolutionary architecture and emergent design.

General, we delve into teaching materials and methods, lesson preparation, class, these four aspects of Check one's homework, Attention to ahead three aspects are often.

Listen to others' insights and opinions, or delve into a few interesting books, particularly those that that deal with philosophy or metaphysics.

In this article, I will also make repeated references to the data mining method called "nearest neighbor," though I won't actually delve into the details until Part 3.

To understand the implications of these new features, we need to delve into the fine art of memory management a bit and consider why allocation overhead and speed are a big deal.

This chapter discusses the methods used to obtain memory inside the kernel. Before you can delve into the actual allocation interfaces, however, you need to understand how the kernel handles memory.

While this study did not delve into the specific mechanism by which hunger affects long-term health, Kirkpatrick speculates that both psychological and physiological factors may be at work.

From the angle of German influence on China and Japan, the essay tries to delve into how the decision makers and intellectuals of two countries made choices, facing influence from alien culture and how their decisions and measures profoundly influenced the processes of modernization respectively.