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dig in

verb as in begin with enthusiasm

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But he kept digging and digging in the hopes, Kimmel says, of trying to get under the skin of the oft-inscrutable Carson.

Southampton's players have to realise that you have to dig in at times - and he epitomised that.

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“So it was really interesting for me to dig in and learn about not only Nora’s history and her life, but her friendships, her relationships with people, her mentees.”

“If they are publicly identified, the celebrity will likely dig in and deny all charges and fight until the end,” he said.

The hosts were caught between hitting themselves out of trouble and digging in.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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