Dig up
Dig up verb - To come upon after searching, study, or effort.
Meets
Both terms in one sentence
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Overt Rendezvous: Sheppard meets his ex-wife — who works for the Department of Homeland Security — on a park bench, in order to ask her to illegally dig up some classified information for him.
Source: Series / Stargate Atlantis -
In Stargate Atlantis, Sheppard meets his ex-wife — who works for the Department of Homeland Security — on a park bench, in order to ask her to illegally dig up some classified information for him.
Source: Overt Rendezvous -
When English settlers arrive to form the Jamestown colony, she meets the idealistic John Smith, the one member of the group who is interested more in adventure and the beauty of the land than the gold said to lie in it, which Governor Ratcliffe exhorts the others to dig up.
Source: Disney / Pocahontas
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