Dig this.

Now let's dig into this notion of parcing states a little bit more.

I won't go into I won't dig too deep into that right now.

Now before I dig into the different systems of collaborative consumption,

Dig Deep

Dig Right

Dig Left

You dig!

I'm so embarrassed I could dig a hole and crawl into it.

Where to Dig?

Dig the symbols.

And we'll dig a little bit deeper into this as we explore borrowing and regrouping more in this video and in others.

Badgers dig deep holes.

The Big Dig (Laughter)

Easy. Dig the Fisherman.

I can dig it.

Dig on his shirt.

Ah, dig, classic, man.

Well, then, dig in.

Dig in your homework now.

I really dig that singer.

I don't dig modern jazz.

And you would dig that

So let's dig right in.

Dig wells for five years?

You dig in another. Great!

And, I'll dig into those in more detail in the segment three of the current lecture.

And then the second half of the class we'll really dig into to how the Internet works.

Dig it up, I said. Pieces.

Dig in, everybody! It's so good!

I'm gonna go dig my dirt.

They can dig. Big monsters! Underground!

So you two dig up dinosaurs?

Eat earth. Dig deep. Drink water.

And they said, Well you can dig. And we decided to dig up, instead of digging down.

So, you have to dig into the data and see whether those assumptions have been met or not.

And I love to dig a hole.

So they came up with dig jigs.

You'll dig it tomorrow on page one.

I wanted to dig a little deeper.

We don't dig today, we're not paid.

So, you hike around and this is after you dig them up, they look like this.

You know, it's like a high level view. But, it's little bit hard to dig my brain into it.

Not at all a dig at The New York Times, this, by the way.

I will dig a grave for every person!!