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You may be digging yourself into one of those uncollectible holes, where you are working even harder, for free.
www.theglobeandmail.com Once digging reached the water table, groundwater ran into the hole.
en.wikipedia.org I can remember my father in his nightshirt, digging for worms for the baby robin in the bathroom.
en.wikipedia.org A number of desert-dwelling larks have evolved long bills, apparently to aid digging for food in a sandy environment.
en.wikipedia.org The papyrus mentioned an attempt by robbers to plunder the royal tomb by digging a tunnel from another tomb belonging to a private individual.
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