He tried to decipher them or, more exactly, to decipher from them something of her character.
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Linguists across the country pitched in to decipher the logs.
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Sometimes the numbers are a little bit difficult to decipher.
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Maybe you can decipher it from this cryptic interview answer.
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Lost city mystery solved as archaeologists decipher ancient stone tablets.
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If you can decipher their dirty words, let us know.
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The problem is, he can't quite decipher what it means.
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And it's very hard to decipher at a larger company.
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And it's written in legalese that we can't decipher anyway.
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It was even able to decipher my awful chicken scratch.
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Their ability to decipher clandestine schemes testifies to their genius.
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The old is dying, the new too inchoate to decipher.
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Another helped him decipher the strange machines in a laundromat.
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Portions of the principal's handwritten statement are hard to decipher.
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Online, people were really trying their best to decipher it.
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Here is what you need to know to decipher them.
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You can decipher it by plugging the phrase in here.
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Here is what you need to know to decipher them.
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I couldn't decipher if it was nervous butterflies or something else.
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Here are some key numbers to decipher what is going on.
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There's certainly the material, it's just about how you decipher it.
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Can we learn to decipher what they have to tell us?
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Just look at basic emoji "explainers" that try to decipher sexts.
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It's as if they can't ACTUALLY decipher what's real & what's fiction.
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Women always seem to be able to decipher where it falls.
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Many vendors get stuck because their pricing is hard to decipher.
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Other viewers attempted to decipher the true message of the commercial.
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From these cryptic messages, we can decipher a few important things.
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Now, many are trying to decipher the motivations of Mr. Maranhão.
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It long ago became difficult to decipher who were the moderates.
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This allows astronomers to better decipher the planet's fast-moving atmosphere.
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The third point is the key needed to decipher China's intention.
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Trump's letter left Seoul scrambling to decipher its meaning and intent.
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Once it was inked, federal agencies scrambled to decipher its meaning.
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If there's a blurry reflection in a trailer, they'll decipher it.
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It takes us humans that long just to decipher the instructions.
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Up until now, it's been hard to decipher between the two.
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Sam's legacy depended on my ability to decipher his notebook pages.
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Please, watch this trailer and help me decipher what's going on.
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Precisely what happens — and in what sequence — remains difficult to decipher.
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But it was hard to decipher what exactly was going on.
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Concepts like beating expectations and gaining momentum are hard to decipher.
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Yes, it's annoying at first, like an anagram you can't decipher.
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Still, there is much left for scientists to study and decipher.
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But it uses technology to decipher data faster than any human can.
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Here was the chance to decipher the putative text of the polyptich.
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Commentators scrambled to decipher exactly what the French president meant by that.
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It takes the eye a while to decipher all of these details.
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Still, it's hard to decipher a pattern with only three data points.
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It's hard to decipher it but it definitely doesn't say 'James Bond'.
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"It's hard to decipher which of these forces will prevail," he said.
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He just didn't know how to decipher between the truth and bullshit.
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We pick up on these cues to decipher what someone actually means.
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It matters that investors can easily decipher how these companies are doing.
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It's a fairly cryptic selection but I don't struggle to decipher it.
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But the man in the red cap can't decipher their mosquito mannas.
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I know it must seem impossible to decipher a clue like this.
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Parts of the church segment, near the end, are difficult to decipher.
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Signage is often hard to decipher even for people with average vision.
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Amid the uncertainty, it can be difficult to decipher fact from fiction.
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That building's security and guest services couldn't decipher the email's instructions either.
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In the meantime, the signals to prospective investors are difficult to decipher.
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A common consumer complaint is that cable bills are hard to decipher.
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The scramble to decipher the origins of this brazen strike had begun.
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CALMatters made this handy decoder to decipher Brownisms and snippets of Gavinese.
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In fact, a lot about the executive order is hard to decipher.
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"I didn't want anybody to be able to decipher it," she tells me.
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The signal is so utterly weird, though, that it's proving difficult to decipher.
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PITY the future historian who tries to decipher the workings of Egyptian courts.
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A system with more randomness could be even harder to decipher, Cronin said.
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Hiding in difficult-to-decipher ingredients like modified food starch, or maybe tocopherol?
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However, there's no voice augmentation so someone could still possibly decipher your voice.
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Why was it so hard to decipher and was it worth the effort?
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You get to watch Jeff Probst try to decipher why humans feel love.
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Joining them are Mr. Bentley and a bunch of others we can't decipher.
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The remaining posters were scarred and wind-bleached and almost impossible to decipher.
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Dating can be hard enough with trying to decipher text messages and emojis.
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Now the FBI could decipher the messages Montes was sending to her handlers.
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This reflects Pixie's attempts to decipher this mystery — one among so many mysteries.
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But it's not easy to decipher, as a trip to four schools reveals.
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"You can replay in slow motion to help decipher the injury," he said.
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And that whole process is what he hopes to decipher, neuron by neuron.
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Readers follow both Bridget and Ivy as each struggles to decipher her identity.
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And do I have a responsibility to decipher them as a road map?
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At first children's grasp of stories outpaces their ability to decipher the text.
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They could not decipher his real message, at least not at that moment.
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Legal contracts and insurance policies can be difficult even for experts to decipher.
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Since the letter became public, many people have tried to decipher its ramblings.
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He stole half a second of deliberation to absorb and decipher this information.
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Let's decipher our latest TWO clues, which may be the most exciting ones yet.
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Always consult with a financial professional if these options seem too complicated to decipher.
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There was quite a bit of rambling in the journal that's hard to decipher.
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Many are struggling to decipher where the bounds of propriety lie (handshake or kiss?).
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Central banks often miss their targets, in ways that can be hard to decipher.
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It really led somewhere in the middle and I will let people decipher it.
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Or, more horrifying, they have no idea how to decipher fact from fiction. Woof.
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A foreigner encountering Icelandic-only signage is usually unable to decipher a single word.
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Another plus, it contains easily recognizable ingredients that don't require a dictionary to decipher.
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I therefore create partially or totally coded images that only the spectator can decipher.
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But the question raised by President-elect Trump are much more complex to decipher.
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If you don't have them, you really cannot decipher expressions or tone of voice.
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His work made it possible to decipher around one-third of the Mayan hieroglyphs.
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By manually inputting these registrations, errors can occur due to difficult-to-decipher handwriting.
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Now, with a convoluted product line, a spreadsheet is needed to decipher DJI's drones.
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For now, however, no one seems confident of how to decipher Trump's latest moves.
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I couldn't then, and have only now begun to learn how to decipher it.
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The pound fell sharply, and European governments began calling, trying to decipher May's intentions.
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"We rely on our analysts to decipher where to strike that balance," Mather said.
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The result is that for many, it's hard to decipher what is credible information.
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Now, at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, curators decipher the work's meaning.
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They have more instructions to decipher, more tests to schedule, more decisions to ponder.
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After the president's remarks, White House aides struggled for hours to decipher his intentions.
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You awake confused, unable to read signs or decipher the sound of the language.
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He also tried to decipher some of the countless acronyms bandied about at Google.
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My degree is in finance and economics, and I can decipher all the expert articles.
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But she says she couldn&apost decipher what was said over the sound of traffic.
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"Being able to decipher the whole thing that runs our society is kind of cool."
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Since then, NASA engineers have been trying to decipher why JWST didn't perform as expected.
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Best of all, not even Telegram can decipher Secret Chat messages, according to the company.
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If you were a Radiohead fan, you'd be able to decipher this tech-y masterpiece.
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VARIETY PUZZLE — You need a different kind of a mindset to decipher cryptic crossword clues.
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In the meantime, other efforts to decipher the language of the brain are under way.
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Voice-enabled gadgets have improved thanks to the increasing ability of software to decipher speech.
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For those interested in understanding how to decipher FBI files, this reference number is important.
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A good way to decipher the stocks-bonds link is to think about expected returns.
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The difficulty in these moments is trying to decipher how much to read into it.
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The group then expanded its work, training the system to decipher letters and words onscreen.
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There's even a Wedding Dress Value Calculator to help you decipher how much to charge.
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For Gardner, that small change is a positive one, even if it's hard to decipher.
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All these stats are mud on a wall trying to decipher Bradley's bottom-line value.
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Sometimes it's hard to decipher their mood or work out what it is they want.
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Jonathan Swan at Axios tweeted that his Republican sources were trying to "decipher" this tweet.
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The pictures made it hard to decipher between an advertisement and an actual product listing.
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Then they might try to decipher the phonemes — the individual word sounds — in the audio.
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Hull's "stolen portraits" are funny, weird, seductive, robust, mysterious, saucy, and nearly impossible to decipher.
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It was dazzling, even if the Homeric component, recorded in Hungarian, was hard to decipher.
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Encryption is the process of scrambling information so only the intended recipients can decipher it.
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Encryption is the process of scrambling information so only the intended recipients can decipher it.
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Early on, Jones worked to decipher how H.I.V. uses a specific protein to duplicate itself.
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He said that the words were just sounds, whose meaning he could no longer decipher.
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But facts are not motivations, and it can be hard to decipher someone's innermost thoughts.
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If all this sounds daunting, it's not really; the menus are generally easy to decipher.
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He can decipher his moods, know which buttons to push and when to stay away.
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The clues were difficult to decipher; their contexts always allowed for other, perfectly innocent explanations.
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You still need to be able to read the news and decipher analyses or data.
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Even if you can't decipher the lyrics, sung in Tamashek, Tinariwen's shows are a thrill.
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But in her desperation to exonerate Perry, Mary Louise's real motives are hard to decipher.
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Even small details in Odyssey require a team of online scholars to locate and decipher.
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And what if the words are written in a language only the writer could decipher?
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I began photographing them a bit excessively as if there was a puzzle to decipher.
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The length of the blade and its placement were difficult to decipher based on the photo.
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Feel free to consult reference materials or even Google to help you decipher the possible meanings.
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While the handwriting is pretty hard to make out, Bustle managed to decipher the important parts.
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Throughout the legislation, there were thousands of other add-ons and hard to decipher tax changes.
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To decipher the options, we quizzed Matt Fugate, a hairstylist at Serge Normant Salon in NYC.
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Now, at 25, he's gotten so many, it's hard to decipher exactly how many actually exist.
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The MarCO pair will then decipher all that data and send the information back to Earth.
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Often, anger is so all encompassing that it's hard to decipher what it's being fuelled by.
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No HR or hiring manager is equipped to decipher a particular transcript from a particular institution.
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It can sometimes be tricky to decipher someone's tone when you've never talked to them IRL.
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It has become imperative to enable people to materially and morally decipher these new aesthetic forms.
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Usually, when interacting in a foreign language, there are clues to help you decipher the meaning.
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At that point, no mental gymnastics were needed to decipher who Cheadle was throwing shade at.
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Shahidi herself has been a major activist voice for young people, helping to decipher our moment.
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I had to chase the lawyer for six months and decipher the lies among the truths.
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The message summons both meaninglessness and hope; the rest is up to the audience to decipher.
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The black-and-white codes represent data in grid form, which only a computer can decipher.
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Now it is up to the rest of the family to decipher a killer amongst them.
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It can sometimes be tricky to decipher what makes a secondhand item worth the hunt, though.
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While it might be difficult to decipher today, tomorrow it will shed light on the past.
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Whenever Bey bestows content upon our hungry souls, we most celebrate, yes, and decipher the messages.
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They need to decipher what is happening, build partnerships and support price signals that encourage pooling.
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Instead, the reader is left to decipher how the people in the book must be feeling.
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It is hard to decipher exactly what is happening in the upper reaches of the government.
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Technicians then have to go into the field and decipher where the problem is coming from.
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You'll also learn how to decipher the ingress and egress of data to and from AWS.
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It also includes thousands of analysts whose job is to decipher foreign events for American leaders.
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Then, and only then, will we be able to decipher what's happening in this new trailer.
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No one else would ever find a book here, but for me it's easy to decipher.
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The company claims sounds heard from outside the belly are too quiet for baby to decipher.
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But it can be hard to decipher how much money that will give you later on.
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The precise makeup of the flavorings used in Beyond and Impossible meats are harder to decipher.
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He mentions missing Francis Crick, his collaborator in the race to decipher the structure of DNA.
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Through the images, mission scientists were able to decipher some of the geological history of Mars.
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It wasn't his terminology that was hard to decipher, though I tripped over "dollink" for darling.
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North Korea is again issuing cryptic threats that officials around the world are scrambling to decipher.
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"Its hard to decipher the difference between a sincere entertainer and an honest swindler," Cobain wrote.
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Recently, scientists created a compendiums of these gestures, called Great Ape Dictionary, to help decipher their meaning.
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Here's an Enigma Machine, used by British codebreakers in the Second World War to decipher Nazi communications.
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But researchers are still learning how the instrument works and how to decipher the measurements it collects.
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News directors trying to decipher the Trending Topics algorithm were really peering into an editorial funhouse mirror.
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Something easily regulated by children on grassy fields has become impossible to decipher at the professional level.
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Cars whip around and zoom by and impatiently honk, and road signs are frequently difficult to decipher.
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The two work together to decipher that Alice and Bob are nouns while "saw" is the verb.
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It can be hard to decipher if people like you or if they just like your following.
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They couldn't read or write, couldn't decipher signs, so they really had no idea where they were.
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But it can be hard to decipher how much money that will give you when you retire.
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After news of the names broke, fans immediately took to social media to decipher the unique monikers.
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Until then, watch the trailer above and try to decipher some inscrutable Instagram posts to kill time.
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It is also helping Indonesia decipher the reams of data received under global tax-information-exchange initiatives.
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Markets are watching each small statement that is coming out to decipher broadly where talks are going.
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Once inside, the virus releases its genetic cargo, which the cell then begins to decipher and express.
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Ferrante's feedback, much like her Neapolitan novels themselves, turned out to be a bit difficult to decipher.
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The latter is another piece of misinformation out there, as businesses try to decipher who's getting in.
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I have no idea how to decipher this, and neither do the folks down in Twin Peaks.
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I will not try to decipher this encounter but will say this: Lucy Moran is a delight.
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But he has had time to decipher his poor campaign and feels he is back on track.
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But if you listen to them speak, or better yet, decipher their eyes, that desperation often vanishes.
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A kindergarten teacher emailed to tell him his students try to decipher his poem in the afternoons.
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You may be able to decipher the words, but making sense of the text will be tedious.
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"We can vary one thing at a time so we can decipher the key elements," Zenit said.
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Bill Walker Monday afternoon, and is trying to decipher how various funds are allocated within the proposal.
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You understand before you decipher the image, and I think with words, sometimes, the barrier is higher.
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Q drops "bread crumbs," deeply vague hints, for "bakers," the users who then rush to decipher them.
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"The beauty of digital health is being able to decipher this in a systematic way," Angelides said.
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The cheeses varied in pungency but it was impossible to decipher the nuances; chilling cheese inhibits flavor.
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Trump's brazen comment urging a foreign power to hack his opponent has always been difficult to decipher.
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I'm so used to trying to decipher misdirection in clues like this that I sometimes overthink things.
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They were able to decipher the genomes for 11 of the 13 horses from the Scythian mound.
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Let's take a look at a brief selection of the clue types and how to decipher them.
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For all of the cultural baggage the cheese ball carries, its appeal isn't that hard to decipher.
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Children's Books Before children learn to read, they learn to decipher pictures: smiling faces, furry animals, snowflakes.
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A 90-page prospectus full of legal jargon Alan Dershowitz couldn't decipher means you probably can't either.
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But they, too, ran into trouble trying to decipher which policy would work best for their daughter.
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They can help you decipher what is going on and discuss the best ways to treat the condition.
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The pivotal scene, which is also part of the movie, includes Easter eggs for devoted fans to decipher.
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When news of the ban came out, my friends and colleagues and I tried to decipher the details.
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Its creators encode it with algorithms, maps, and decision trees, then invite players to decipher its hidden logic.
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Now, one teacher isn't just taking notes on how to decipher it but also writing the definitions down.
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Investigators are trying to decipher the writing by looking through evidence from Johnson's suburban Dallas home, Brown said.
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In fact, it is often the hardest-to-decipher license plates that are the most gratifying to spot.
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Their underlying subtext is, 'We're all so brilliant and we can't decipher it so it can't be writing.
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In a chat interface, it helps people decipher their ailments, but then also connects them with real doctors.
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Could decipher nearly every word of the hearing anywhere I walked, competing only with ringing phones at times.
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Some jobs have been created, but few locals have the skills to decipher the secrets of distant galaxies.
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Consequently, he doesn't have a Congressional voting record on marijuana, making his views a bit harder to decipher.
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We've all done it: asked our friends to help decipher messages from people we are interested in dating.
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Now, millennials and technophiles have their own modern-day version of an esoteric code that's hard to decipher.
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I guess it's hard to decipher all of the deals, especially when you got family members on payroll.
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As she points out, Egypt isn't an easy place for anyone to decipher—especially an outsider like myself.
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In followup tests, a panel of several hundred native English speakers were recruited to decipher the synthesized speech.
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My greatest struggle as a father has been trying to decipher the perfect ratio between presence and presents.
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The visuals seem heavy with meaning, but the message, if there even is one, seems impossible to decipher.
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MYSTIC Pirate Day: Decipher clues on a treasure map to find concealed pirates and the final hidden treasure.
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If ET has developed its own AI, it could potentially decipher the structure of a natural language message.
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It left the White House scrambling to decipher Pyongyang's motives and analysts handicapping the prospects for the summit.
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For years scientists have studied this moment in history, attempting to decipher which is The Real The Rock.
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DePalma hopes that his Tanis site will help decipher what happened on the first day after the impact.
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If my daughter — God bless her — had been with me, she would have helped me decipher the list.
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It must be difficult to try to decipher the week's tech news without me to guide you along.
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We know the gals are close, but how well are they able to decipher each others' tall tales?
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Each illustration they exchanged included a code to help the other decipher what each notation or color represented.
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Related: Watch 29 Days of Weirdo CGI in 71 Seconds Can You Decipher This Mysterious 3D CGI Art?
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They were like Egyptian symbols and I started trying to decipher them, which I was able to do.
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So by 2017, after 20 years of friendship, I was in a good position to decipher Sam's handwriting.
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He didn't speak, save in the form of horrific corpse-art installations that were rather hard to decipher.
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You stay on the phone listening to the person or trying to decipher what the recording is saying.
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If you want a list of ingredients that you can actually decipher, try the Nature's Gate Natural Toothpaste.
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Many in the literary world delighted in trying to decipher the meanings behind Professor Bloom's sometimes idiosyncratic choices.
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Critics say the flag tries to convey too much information, making it hard to decipher from a distance.
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Sometimes when I suggest we watch 'Homeland,' she says 'How about we read some poetry and decipher it.
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That runner would decipher the catcher's sign and signal to the batter from second base, the investigation found.
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Fear not, however: This is a much easier and entertaining theme to decipher than appears at first glance.
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The young servers also help decipher the long list of freshly pressed juices like arazá or camu camu.
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So if ancient Chinese manuscripts had been written with phonetic symbols, they'd become harder to decipher over time.
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It's often up to owners to decipher clues about their cat's condition based on physical and behavioral changes.
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I spent a few days traveling the Crossrail route, trying to decipher what it might mean for London.
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But even then, ecologists can't decipher exactly what these plant communities look like without being on the ground.
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Essentially, it gives you a little bit more time to decipher if you should swing or should take.
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It is up to the audience to decipher its meaning, and that may be different to each viewer.
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But cluttered bags have made it more difficult for officers to decipher items on the X-ray machine.
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It makes it difficult for us to decipher what President Trump is up to with regard to Iraq.
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To decipher the latest discourse to hit your timeline, you may need a copy of the DSM-V.
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Most like to try to decipher what they are eating and hear about it afterward, Mr. Adrià said.
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The idea is to de-clutter overstuffed bags that make it difficult for X-ray machines to decipher.
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New England's formula for success is not hard to decipher, but it has proved mostly impossible to stop.
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It is so jam packed with Cubist crunchy incident that it is difficult to decipher at first glance.
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When Tierra Whack released the video for her single "MUMBO JUMBO," it's dystopic dentist message wasn't easy to decipher.
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But they have retreated as observers try to decipher whether opposition leader Juan Guaido will oust President Nicolas Maduro.
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The group of academics consulted in the report agreed on four tests to decipher whether Brexit has been successful.
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And its practitioners were considered prophets and oracles, hierophants who needed interlocutors to help decipher what they had done.
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We're at the point where they know what they want and we're starting to decipher what they're asking for.
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Though Meyer-Ebrecht's objects are colorful and visually enticing, Uprising requires sustained contemplation to decipher its quiet political comments.
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To decipher the complexities of natural language, Baidu's computers have consumed huge volumes of text and applied artificial intelligence.
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Included transformation guide crams a lot of steps into a tiny space, making some steps really hard to decipher.
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Gibbs may have failed to decipher the Voynich manuscript, but he joins a long and illustrious lineage of failures.
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The XLP did see a drop following the Fed chair's speech as the markets attempted to decipher her words.
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After the vote to reclassify shares was passed, Andreessen congratulated his buddy Zuckerberg with an easy-to-decipher tweet.
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Or as a basic rule, if you can't decipher your emoji string, a judge or lawyer probably can't either.
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Of the ones we can decipher, Earl Sweatshirt's name features along with his logo, as does Chance the Rapper's.
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"Well, I don't know if you can decipher between a postseason start and a World Series start," Kershaw said.
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He was still ranting about Trump in a stream of about 30 tweets that were very difficult to decipher.
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But with so many different app options out there, how do you decipher which ones are actually très bon?
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Anyone who has ever tried to decipher a medical bill understands how powerless its complexity can make you feel.
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"I don't know if you can decipher between a post-season start and a World Series start," Kershaw said.
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Afterwards, there was a Q&A featuring the director Salima Koroma, producer Jaeki Cho, and rappers Lyricks and Decipher.
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As I show in the film, millions participated in a video game in order to decipher a complicated enzyme.
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For first-generation Americans, politics is often just one more cultural expression that they must decipher on their own.
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At times the situation is even easier to decipher, says David LaBahn, president of the Association of Prosecuting Attorneys.
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Fees can be torturously complex, buried in fine print or described so ambiguously that it's impossible to decipher them.
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Just to offer an example, Xeon processors have confusing naming conventions that are difficult to decipher without a chart.
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The less Signal knows about you, the less any bad actor in the future can decipher from Signal's information.
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Long emails and dense, difficult to decipher memos mean modern office communication goes ignored more often than it's understood.
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The traveler returned to Guangzhou city from Malaysia on Monday and told CNBC the rules were difficult to decipher.
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It doesn't take long to imagine the useful and very creepy possibilities of cameras that can decipher the world.
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Bite by bite, she has tried "to decipher what makes it so unbelievably, mouth-smackingly perfect," Ms. Nosrat writes.
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During a recent visit, baffled by options, we depended on the friendly and knowledgeable waiters to decipher the menu.
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Today's announcement focuses on its Comet Lake CPUs, resulting in even more Y- and U-series CPUs to decipher.
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I was convinced that if I could decipher their code, I would unlock an artistic secret, a creative message.
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He hopes that as the ad systems learn to decipher context, and advertisers relax, creators will see greater returns.
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Surely, the show is saving the best for last and Group C will be even more difficult to decipher.
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DeepText can analyze and decipher your own words to direct you toward products you most likely want to purchase.
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It gives off the illusion of readable text, leaving passers-by squinting after it, trying to decipher its meaning.
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Scientists around the world are working on technology to decipher the content, imagery, movement and speech of our dreams.
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To the Editor: With all the charges and countercharges being hurled at us, it's hard to decipher the truth.
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The attack, he told his analysts, was a "black swan" event that required more creative intelligence analysis to decipher.
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In New Orleans, the Mississippi winds like a cursive word that has just been pulled too straight to decipher.
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The fun part is that we have to decipher another clue inside the theme set to solve the revealer.
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While the device can pick up a decision to move, it can't decipher higher-level thoughts from your head.
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By 2006's Catastrophe Keeps Us Together, any sign of the Rainer Maria of old was difficult to decipher.
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These are the more complex cards in the deck and therefore require the most knowledge and practice to decipher.
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However, cryptography experts have resoundingly criticized Telegram's encryption as insufficiently vetted and say it's possible governments can decipher users' messages.
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Coleman, a detective, is as keen to solve her first homicide in town as to decipher her son's mood swings.
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"He is challenging himself and his rationality in trying to try to decipher the irrationality all around him," Guadagnino noted.
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The archaeologists are currently trying to decipher these symbols, along with the Aramaic texts, in an effort to learn more.
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So I&aposm going to try and decipher, Marie, your response to that, which I believe reflects all of media.
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Jansson took life head on, using her art and her Moomin trolls to decipher what was going on around her.
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The big picture: These 3 studies fall in a multitude of trials attempting to decipher the mysterious code, Proctor says.
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Plus, depending on how Amazon presents paid results, it may be more difficult to decipher paid results from actual results.
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Gone are the days of pecking at the screen like a caveman trying to decipher a piece of alien technology.
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The poster, "Q," leaves what are called "breadcrumbs," or clues for followers to decipher to figure out the conspiracy theories.
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But whether individual cells or entire neural networks mediate our ability to decipher others' actions is still up for debate.
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And that means getting rid of the blob-face emotions and activities that were impossible to decipher with any certainty.
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And in figuring it out, they could discover something new and wonderful that could help them better decipher alien communication.
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There were multiple reports about trade talks between the U.S. and China on Tuesday, which sent traders scrambling to decipher.
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Unlike recent serialized series that indulge in hard-to-decipher storytelling, "Twin Peaks" has earned the right to be weird.
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Then, employing artificial intelligence techniques, his team tries to decipher what the person is doing from the reflected sound alone.
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Raising financial literacy and empowering investors with the knowledge to decipher disclosures regarding fees also received attention from provincial regulators.
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Before trying to decipher Trump's likely actions it's worth looking at the trends likely to move commodity markets in 2019.
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He was inspired by the work of David Mohr at Northwestern University, who used phone metadata to decipher users' moods.
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My palate wasn't sophisticated enough to decipher the notes of natural cave, but in all fairness, it did taste good.
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She Skypes Dr. Stephen Hawking (after a failed attempt to contact Paul Rudd) to decipher the riddle of Schrodinger's ransom.
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They aren't trying to decipher the small-print ingredients for over-the-counter pain relievers (another human-over-40 habit).
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For forays into even older volumes, she has learned how to decipher the odd spelling and syntax of Medieval English.
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Whether he'll stay that way or not is a bit tougher to decipher considering he's an uh... uh... um... yeah.
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Your biggest struggle right now is...I'm still trying to decipher what normalcy is now — my priorities are so different.
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Newcomers to Heaney's works should find pleasure and epiphany in them, with no need to bring along a decipher key.
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Well, over 200 years since Burns's death, the rich Scots language that he used can be pretty intimidating to decipher.
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But the documents are often laced with military jargon and abbreviations that can be tough for a layman to decipher.
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The collages that use game boards are like looking at a rebus that we will never be able to decipher.
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Using small and large format prints positioned at varying heights, I questioned how we view photography and decipher its content.
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As is the case with humans, though, exactly why our furry, mammalian friends touch their faces remains difficult to decipher.
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Understanding the properties of metallic hydrogen could help scientists decipher data from NASA's Juno mission, currently in orbit around Jupiter.
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Smarter Living: Long emails and difficult-to-decipher memos mean modern office communication goes ignored more often than it's understood.
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Using photo-imaging software, they were able to decipher text beneath the brown paper without any contact with the pages.
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Philip Leder, a biologist who helped decipher the genetic code and discovered a genetic cause of cancer, died on Feb.
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The monumental 1967 painting "Saigon" is a phantasmagoria of erotic violence so complex you almost can't, at first, decipher it.
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Suddenly, Australia has found itself trying to efficiently distribute huge sums of money and to decipher donors' sometimes vague intentions.
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Unless, that is, you can decipher what the lyric, "Deep blue jeans / Movie screens / Taking flight / Flashing lights" are saying.
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Russian hacking campaigns have traditionally been harder to track than China's but not impossible to decipher, private sector experts said.
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Some of the posters, cartoons, and graffiti on the wall were hard for me, as a Mandarin speaker, to decipher.
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It was more like adding a personalized soundtrack to your daily doings than trying to decipher from two different audio sources.
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Math, they thought, would be a cosmic Rosetta Stone that would let scientists decipher the desires of beings from other planets.
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To analyze Hieronymus Bosch's triptych is an attempt to describe the indescribable and to decipher the indecipherable — an exercise in madness.
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For Morton, and many of the Source Book's contributors, it is the work of responsive artists and scientists to decipher it.
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Then, they feed those images into a computer algorithm that is able to decipher letters, words, and images from each layer.
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And a protein's structure is key its function but hard to decipher; we explore how citizen science is solving the problem
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"It's always hard to decipher Russia's intentions," said Richard Morningstar, the chairman of the Global Energy Center at the Atlantic Council.
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METI's message is simpler than the Arecibo broadcast, and should, its senders hope, prove easier for its putative audience to decipher.
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He's chatty in the morning and we are trying to decipher what he's saying, but I'm not fluent in parrot yet.
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Turing is best known for his work at Bletchley Park, where UK cryptologists sought to decipher messages sent by the Nazis.
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Clearly, he doesn't believe that, but then again, we've had some trouble trying to decipher when the president is "joking" before.
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Instead of wasting time trying to decipher which items are healthy, Aoki says he establishes rules that tell him which aren't.
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Liu said he was impressed with Bullet's speed and voice-recognition technology, which was able to decipher his southern Chinese accent.
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At the same time they were developing their program, researchers in Canada and the UK were creating PhenomeCentral and Decipher, respectively.
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Its AI technology is used to decipher the molecular process of disease and match drug treatments to the most applicable patients.
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It's that sense of mystery that has captured the public imagination, and compelled so many to attempt to decipher its meaning.
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I'm not sure if "The Simpsons" is drawn using CELs, but that is what the clue is asking you to decipher.
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Some members, such as Cotton, say the events highlight the need to give law enforcement greater power to decipher encrypted data.
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Trying to decipher exactly what Trump means is often a fool's errand, but this response seems to have several possible interpretations.
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Another concern is whether people have the ability to decipher incentives created by a continuous coverage requirement—and act on them.
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Dr. Roberts saw their usefulness as labels to help organic chemists decipher the short-lived intermediaries between starting material and product.
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Shopping online is convenient, but many people still prefer to look at products IRL to decipher details like quality and color.
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"It gets difficult to decipher, as any history is made up of fiction and fact," he explained at a Q&A.
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But it was not until recently that researchers, analyzing those objects with advanced photography, were able to decipher the ring's inscription.
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So now that we've seen all of Daredevil's second season, there's a natural desire to try to decipher what he meant.
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Joe's a smart and tenderhearted kid, but like the cubes he carries everywhere, he can be hard to decipher and solve.
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There is always one more play to chart, one more video clip to analyze, one more set of tendencies to decipher.
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With its complex historical conventions, kabuki — a genre combining a dramatic plot, singing and dancing — is far from easy to decipher.
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This year's ongoing debate about which coding language reigns supreme was just as confusing as trying to decipher "Yanny" from "Laurel".
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"We thought we were doing things well, but they had something else to decipher what we were doing quickly," he said.
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It might be tough to decipher them because the phrases are essentially made up by Mr. McCoy, but it's worth it.
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Here he reworks a 2014 installation in which hundreds of slices of bologna are fixed with small, hard-to-decipher photos.
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It took me a while to decipher what the image was at first because it was covered in flowers and greenery.
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Above all, I was transfixed by the sight of Boulez's minuscule, spidery handwriting, which almost requires a magnifying glass to decipher.
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Another executive told Currin she asks candidates this grim-sounding question to decipher what they want their business legacy to be.
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Dining | New Jersey At its best, fusion cuisine can be novel and refreshing; at its worst, a hard-to-decipher mash-up.
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One young stranger was kind enough to decipher a Russian menu for me, then offered me a free lift to the stadium.
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Fox News has obtained two of the emails sent to Jordan, most of which are hard to decipher and peppered with emojis.
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Each time the solvers decipher a clue, Zach launches the show down a rabbit hole that's somehow related to the answer word.
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And it's in those early conversations that you can decipher what he or she truly values, without explicitly stating what they want.
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I turned to leave, unable to decipher the coded language of his sexual come-on, but aware that I should be uncomfortable.
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There's no waiting for the phone to send you a signal that it's heard you and is ready to decipher your prompt.
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While it's hard to decipher any key plot details from the trailer, Cyrus appears to portray a purple wig-wearing pop star.
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I'd stare at it for minutes at a time, trying to decipher why it says that you died on April 20, 2018.
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It was just too annoying to decipher the content of an Instagram post — or, god forbid, try to type out a comment.
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A lot people try to decipher it and read more into it—but, for me, it's just simple stories from his youth.
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I'm on an odyssey of the psyche and pussy, a journey to decipher the difference between sex and love, fantasy and reality.
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Children at this age "can't interpret images like an older kid," meaning they can't decipher between real-world people and fictional cartoons.
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To decipher this, Mars 2020 is designed to be the first step in what is known as a Mars sample return mission.
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"Imagine you are trying to decipher what your computer motherboard is doing by using the data from a heat camera," said Schnitzer.
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Planetary scientists are currently devising ways to decipher what is causing the excess methane on Mars, so stay tuned (and join in)!
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Previous studies of Google Translate and other translation tools in helping decipher medical information for non-English speakers had found mixed results.
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The Liars — decipher Alison's diary the way in which Cooper and the concerned citizens of Twin Peaks analyze Laura's chilling personal thoughts.
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Through FaceTory, the masks cost half their retail price, plus the service helps you decipher the ingredients and benefits of each one.
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Walker actually devoted most of the post to the benefits of facial recognition and AI algorithms that can decipher objects in images.
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"With such a polarizing figure at the top of the ticket, the political ramifications are not as easy to decipher," Carson wrote.
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Since Ji's moving story went viral, hawk-eye netizens have managed to decipher Ji's bank account details from pictures to make donations.
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Making multispectral technology commonplace will require lower-priced equipment for researchers to decipher ancient texts stored in remote caches around the world.
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After ditching kids' meals entirely in 2013, parents have had to decipher the regular menu for healthy options for their little ones.
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Nothing is worse than shooting crazy (or even mundane, really) action only to have the footage turn out too shaky to decipher.
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With a constant influx of information at our fingertips it becomes difficult to decipher whether what we read is reliable or not.
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They are anti-illustrative, not least because many of them are low-quality snaps, dingy, hard to decipher, and often atrociously reproduced.
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Ratchett soon turns up dead, the victim of multiple stab wounds, leaving Poirot working against a deadline to decipher what really happened.
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And if you'd like to help decipher how political campaigns are targeting voters, send us the political ads you see on Facebook.
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To beat the game, you'll have to complete a series of dungeons filled with tough enemies and even tougher puzzles to decipher.
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If there's even the vaguest chance that a battle map could hint at how a story will play out, they'll decipher it.
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Their insurance companies would be left to decipher the situation and to then meet their own obligation to provide the coverage directly.
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Misst adds that if she did have a killer or victim's original birth chart, she could decipher a lot more about them.
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The receiver the Russians used was set at a wide bandwidth, making it difficult to decipher the signal's source, according to Shostak.
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It was amazing to find groups of students at the bulletin board trying to decipher what's happening in the cartoons on display.
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And there still isn't blood testing to determine who has antibodies to decipher how much of the population has already been infected.
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Yet the black and white flattens the imagery, making it hard to decipher where the billboard ends and the real world begins.
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His willingness to confront his own memory and his past self is a treat to decipher, page after page, image after image.
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In an effort to decipher the dream, I asked Sean to describe it and take a stab at what it could mean.
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Turnout, for example, could take days, weeks, or months to completely decipher, simply because completely counting all votes takes a long time.
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You could say it was our first puzzle, because we were sending a message in code which NASA has yet to decipher.
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Right at Home Real estate brokers have their own language when writing up property listings, but let us decipher it for you.
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The basic idea was to create a puzzle that would be easy for a human to decipher, but difficult for a computer.
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He has spent hours under questioning by prosecutors as the special counsel's team tries to decipher how Mr. Stone used the donations.
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"You'll have to decipher what's going on, as it happens," Notley writes in the preface, which offers direction, but only so much.
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The important thing is just to take in as much knowledge as you can and work to decipher it and apply it.
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This is "what I call storytelling syndrome: When you draw conclusions to decipher what's happening without first-hand knowledge," Ms. Edwards said.
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Meanwhile, the sheer profusion of phone-recorded audio can mean that some is murky and muddled, making it mind-wracking to decipher.
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It's just that if I'm going to struggle to decipher the toughest clues of the week, the payoff has to be spectacular.
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While we very much prize comments that read like authentic conversations, sometimes a student's meaning was hard to decipher because of errors.
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All we can do is look back on a night of hectic back-and-forthing and try to decipher what went on.
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About three years later, Amazon debuted the Echo, a speaker packed with microphones to capture and decipher what we're saying to Alexa.
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She also introduces vertical strips of text, sliced from Ebony pages then magnified, that flash across the composition, too narrow to decipher.
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The mental states for yes or no were different due to oxygenation changes, but the system could not decipher specific letters or words.
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And the usual set of crazy cameras and other sensors will record all manner of interesting readings for planetologists to decipher back home.
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The country's Army Museum called in experts from Spain's intelligence agency, the Centro Nacional de Inteligencia (CNI), to help decipher the mysterious documents.
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Why the president feels the need to alienate so close an ally, at so complicated and dangerous a time, is hard to decipher.
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While this makes it difficult to sing along to, nearly all of these tracks are worth tracking down a lyric sheet to decipher.
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We dart our eyes between mirrors and decipher the difference between a tree's shadow on the road and a fallen branch obstructing it.
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She can also decipher your age and gender, earning her the nickname "Robot Goddess," a nod to her good looks and apparent intelligence.
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Like I said, if you don't know about the occult to some degree, it's hard to decipher a lot of 19th century literature.
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How did they then decipher and determine who was African American so they would target them in their intent to suppress the vote?
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Researchers developed formulas to decipher a nuclear explosion's size — also known as its yield — and its location from the wiggles of a seismograph.
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German politics have moved to the right; Emmanuel Macron occupies the Elysée; Russian officials strain to decipher Mr Trump's shifting stances on Twitter.
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One thing the Assistant still can't do, though, is decipher multiple languages in the same sentence; it's still one language at a time.
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I listen and watch, trying to decipher the objects as if they were hieroglyphs, characters that look familiar but can't quite be understood.
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Trying to decipher Twin Peaks is like trying to work out the origins of the universe, or to solve the meaning of life.
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It took several moments to decipher the decision's impact, but once it was clear, a palpable feeling of relief swept through the group.
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Military leaders are working to decipher how and when that ban, which was criticized by both Republicans and Democrats yesterday, will be implemented.
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People are trying to decipher what they were saying to each other ... peep the video and see if you can figure it out.
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This new campaign will help individuals and policymakers decipher the latest headlines generated by IARC and what they actually mean for public health.
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The budget also pushes for uniform health-care billing documents, which could make it easier for patients to decipher charges and spot errors.
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But analysts expected the peso would continue to see volatile trading as investors try to decipher what policies Trump could enact as president.
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Some provincial regulators also sought to arm investors with knowledge on how to decipher fees and raise questions regarding commissions with their advisors.
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The bot indiscriminately selects target regions to highlight, though it knows to toss out images that are too boring or difficult to decipher.
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" Most humans, like me, will fail to decipher the hidden selfie sticks and will be shown a message that says "YOU'RE A HUMAN.
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With over a foot of height difference between the tallest and the shortest sibling, how does one decipher a photo of the Kardashians?
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As The Economist went to press the UNHCR still had not been able to meet the government to decipher its motives or plans.
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"I just found out you can zoom on IG — enjoy," wrote Bang Bang on Instagram, practically daring us to decipher his creation's meaning.
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Just to decipher a bit, the Knoll and the Alzinger rieslings come from the Wachau region, along the Danube River west of Vienna.
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Now so hard to decipher, these crumbling apartment houses were, until lately, particular to the people who filled them with children and mementos.
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The advancement of AI technology has made deepfakes more believable, and it's now even more difficult to decipher real videos from doctored ones.
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The dog raises her cinnamon head and her ears lift as she tries to decipher the calls and to interpret this wild language.
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What markers lie on the surface of the city's identity that "don't require any deep background in culture or art history to decipher"?
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The little charmer is tasked with stealing letters to Prince Charles, which Jamie and Murtagh copy and try to decipher before returning them.
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Meanwhile, a team of neurologists were poking and prodding me on a bi-weekly basis to decipher the nature of my violent fits.
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He was never completely at ease in either place, but the experience taught him how to decipher people and how to blend in.
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Their work has helped scientists decipher processes within cells that were previously invisible, and has led to better understanding of viruses like Zika.
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Now their relatives are often turning to experts to help them decipher billions of pages of military records to piece those stories together.
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For three years I've been eating this salad, and bite by bite, trying to decipher what makes it so unbelievably, mouth-smackingly perfect.
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I am still trying to decipher what Trump proposed as a health policy and I have no idea what he was talking about.
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We walked investigators through our yearlong effort to decipher Mr. Trump's complex business past, of which the Steele dossier is but one chapter.
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If this is the art of the deal, then the art is a dizzying abstract form — hard to decipher and open to interpretation.
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A friendly English speaker, Jan Cardinael, 51, gave me a lesson on Belgium's Trappist beer tradition as he helped me decipher the menu.
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Kindles are outstanding for reading, but if you're unsure which one you should pick, our guide below should help you decipher the differences.
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The farthest thing from "shopping" is the arduous annual ritual of reviewing the complex and all but impossible to decipher health insurance options.
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When faced with this deluge of media, we curate our own gatekeepers, choosing whom we trust to deliver and decipher what we'll like.
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It became clear to many aides when the report dropped on Thursday that their identities would not be protected or difficult to decipher.
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The practice of trying to identify and decipher another team's elaborate on-field sign language is almost as old as the game itself.
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Bainetov said it would take at least 10 days to decipher the aircraft's main flight recorder, which was flown to Moscow on Wednesday.
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So I leave it to you, my frabjous scores, To decipher the cipher Mad Carroll once swore To leave rejoindered by readers Nevermore.
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But many of these women receive letters in the mail about the finding that can be hard to decipher, a new study found.
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Participating in the prologue to "The Object Lesson," in which the audience wanders through the installation and tries to decipher it, is essential.
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One of these symbols was easy to decipher: it was an image of the palm of a hand, sheltered by a cobra's hood.
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The researchers said they plan to conduct more studies to try to decipher exactly how the drugs work in combination with each other.
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By contrast, a team apparatchik can sit in an airless office and stare at the television screen and decipher those same pitching signs.
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Unlike larger corporations, small businesses cannot afford teams of lawyers to decipher the latest regulation or how to comply with the latest rule.
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Users can use it to track oil tankers as they move around the world, see where there are wildfires, and decipher supply chains.
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I believe deeply that much of the Democratic field is still struggling — and failing — to decipher what animates the bulk of black voters.
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The device's letter tiles feature sturdy Braille printed on metal, making it easier for those just learning Braille to decipher each letter by touch.
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As with the president's other public speaking engagements, what's in store before the 115th Congress will be difficult to predict, and harder to decipher.
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Without confirmation from Drake himself, it's difficult to decipher what, if any, hidden messages lie within the post timing, caption content, and image composition.
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In terms of the trailer, though, we're trying to decipher all the subtle clues presented to us in the brief teaser without their help.
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It's impossible to decipher how much of this is part of an intentional, studied plan to move forward on the web that's burnt her.
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If we can decipher anything from Hollywood's largely outlandish portrayals of this subject, it's that the power of big-data analysis cannot be underestimated.
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The simplest way to decipher what's going on in British politics these days is not to believe a word that the prime minister says.
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SpaceX has spent its time grounded trying to decipher what happened, finally coming up with an official cause for the explosion two weeks ago.
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But while we like the idea of using ingredients from our fridge, it can be hard to decipher which ones are worth the work.
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Consumers will be able to read the terms-of-service agreements that are fair to both sides and don't require an attorney to decipher.
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Sure, we can decipher basic nutritional information, but if a sticker pops up espousing "non-GMO" this and "grass-fed" that, what's the takeaway?
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The speech recognition we're all used to in Siri and Google Now relies heavily on cloud computing to decipher and make sense of humans.
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In Arrival, she plays a gifted linguist attempting to make contact with, and decipher, an alien race that has landed en masse on earth.
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With each tweet, Ms Wearne adds a link to her blog where she tries to decipher the cryptic nature of some of the epitaphs.
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But all those high-tech sensors and software will make it more difficult to decipher what's to blame when something goes wrong, per CNET.
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Sherwood worked with codes during the Vietnam War and used that knowledge to decipher two letters allegedly written by Cooper in 1971 and 1972.
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" There's also one track title that's a little harder to decipher — but is probably either "Faith Stretch My Hands" or "Father Stretch My Hands.
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Researchers uncovered the text by taking photos of the pages, backlit by a flash and then used image-processing software to decipher the words.
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The Moon is the Rosetta Stone of our solar system, used by planetary scientists to decipher the most ancient history of our celestial neighborhood.
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You'll gain a detailed understanding of blockchain basics — including the origins, objectives, and challenges — plus learn to decipher trends behind blockchain, Bitcoin, and cryptocurrencies.
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Not for the faint of heart, Bean Boozled tests your ability to decipher good jellybean flavors from bad ones, like egg and blue barf.
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But then it's hard to decipher whether Hearn is just taking a shot at Fury as there's certainly no love lost between the two.
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Your Money Adviser Any student loan borrower who has tried to decipher which repayment plan works best knows that the process can be daunting.
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It's never easy to decipher Trump, but for the sake of argument, let's say Trump is saying that he believes global temperatures are fluctuating.
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Unable to decipher if it's friend or foe on the other line, many people have dispensed with answering the phone all together, Nelson said.
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For devoted followers of the "Breaking Bad" and "Better Call Saul" universe, the film contains plenty of visual hints and subtle references to decipher.
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If you learn to decipher between feeling like you're off track and actually being off track, you'll learn how to course-correct over time.
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Undulating with ambiguous activity, it is only from the farthest gallery wall that one can decipher an animation of a mollusk, ancient and alive.
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From what I could decipher, Warcraft is would-be Tolkien rubbish, a mishmash of smarter, more expansive fantasy worlds that mistakes humorlessness for gravity.
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Unfortunately, Apple doesn't break out "Other Products" in any way that offers transparency, so we can't decipher which products are bringing in the cash.
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"When you go into working with somebody, you have to really decipher very quickly whether you think they can execute or not," says Lemonis.
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Raw audio gets fed into it, and the system itself develops its own models of how to best decipher it, based on human training.
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And then we lingered at Barack and Michelle's portraits, admiring their beauty, trying to decipher their meaning and allowing ourselves to be deeply moved.
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That doesn't stop me from trying, though, mainly because once I understood how to decipher the clues, I discovered how much fun they were.
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There are thousands of variants that influence mental abilities, but BGI aims to decipher the substantial genetic component of intelligence in the near future.
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Mr. Rosenblum tried to decipher the beginning, starting when officials announced the evacuation, but he could only make out a jumble of disconnected phrases.
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He could decipher plays at the line of scrimmage and then call them out to his teammates, as if he knew every possible outcome.
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With a slight grin I couldn't quite decipher, he confirmed it was also a personal favorite and he would be happy to take me.
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A study by researchers at the University of New South Wales is currently underway to decipher precisely how climate change affected these recent fires.
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" Eating foods that include only ingredients your grandmother would recognize makes it easier to spot a problem — "milk" is easier to decipher than "hydrolyzed casein.
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There's also a data dictionary that can be used to decipher the bills here, and you can download them in either JSON or XML formats.
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Anxious Zimbabweans have been trying to decipher a barely audible aside comment he made to military chief Constantino Chiwenga at the end of the address.
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If you're ever in the mood for a minor existential crisis, go through your Instagram profile and try to decipher what it says about you.
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He said he noticed that the letter was written in a similar fashion to a separate letter and he called a codebreaker to decipher it.
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European stocks were slightly higher Wednesday, as investors attempted to decipher conflicting signals over the potential for a reprieve in the U.S.-Sino trade dispute.
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Dolores smuggled out five control units in her handbag, but whose units they are is a mystery I assume we'll get to decipher next season.
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It's a time where it is impossible to decipher what media mentions even mean when there are just too many content farms publishing #trending stories.
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Future research could decipher what people see in the News Feed, and whether there is a relationship between seeing fake news stories and sharing them.
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This was one that required a bit of staring at the answers to decipher, but I had an enjoyable "Aha!" moment when I got it.
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There is literally a mechanic in the game that involves leveling up your language ability so that you can decipher the writing on ancient monuments.
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Paul Manafort and the ice cream social There was a rhythm to Mueller's office -- so changes from the ordinary helped us decipher what was happening.
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The referee's microphone is also muted due to the foul language often barked his way by players, which makes it impossible to decipher his reasoning.
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The simplicity of POSYDON would allow AUVs to offload a lot of the expensive equipment that they currently use to decipher positioning, says Dr Galambos.
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Multiple access points all broadcasting on the same frequency will end up creating interference, making it difficult for a device to decipher the data stream.
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Since then, they have had to help customers decipher if they were impacted or not, which according to the New York Times, they've failed at.
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Everyone is trying to decipher when Beyoncé is due, what the sex of her twins will be, when she found out she was pregnant, etc.
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On a wall, in several languages, maybe one of which the wanderer can decipher, are these words: This place is not a place of honor.
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Oh, and check out Carson's attempt at trying to decipher what kind of animal Mr. Ratburn (rat, BTW) -- it's hilarious ... and a little NSFW too.
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Were an extraterrestrial to be dropped onto planet Earth and asked to decipher what mankind ostensibly holds sacred, they would, without doubt, list the fox.
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The initial public offering would have helped investors and regulators decipher the high-yielding trust products at the core of China's intricate shadow-banking industry.
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It's even harder to decipher when, in the case of fan-favorite Lyanna Mormont (Bella Ramsey), we've never even seen them in the same kingdom.
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Under the law, Russian cellular and internet providers would have to store all communications data for six months and help security services decipher encrypted messages.
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Read the first letter in each of my paragraphs, and the first letter in each of Mr. Gordon's sentences to decipher the real meta message.
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It was close to pantomime, heavily stylized and difficult to decipher, a strange antithesis of the almost anarchically naturalistic novel that describes its agonized creation.
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The lawmakers also forced cellular and internet providers to store all communications data for six months and to help security services decipher all messaging applications.
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For the impatient, it would be wise to remember that it took over two decades to decipher the Rosetta Stone after its discovery in 1799.
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The cabin has been turned into an escape room, where fans can explore the cabin, decipher clues, and solve the mystery before time runs out.
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Yet whilst it was a big development towards a more open form of musical expression, it is an opaque piece, fuzzy and hard to decipher.
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How do we look through these images that we know are filtered and altered, and decipher what is reality and what is a perfect illusion?
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More research is needed to decipher whether treating children who have high blood pressure with dietary changes, exercise or medication could improve their cognitive ability.
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It wasn't hard to decipher why as Matthews, the first overall pick in the June draft, made his initial visit to the New York area.
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The exhibition marks the completion of many years of work to organize and translate the archives, and often decipher the documents that were partly damaged.
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The Cabal scrambled in 2008 to decipher the worm's coding to discover, purchase and then effectively shut down all 250 of these domains every day.
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He then took over the gavel for 45 minutes so Mr. Lee — who ultimately blocked the vote, delaying it until January — could decipher the legislation.
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I play this song a lot no matter where I am and there is always at least one person trying to intellectually decipher that choice.
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" Mugdi, who began his career as a diplomat for his country when it was still a country, notes: "The world could not decipher the signposts.
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A former American official who recently met with Mr. Liu said it was difficult to decipher whether Mr. Liu actually met with Mr. Xi frequently.
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They may use them when opposing players are on base, or in opposing ballparks where they suspect illicit methods are being used to decipher signals.
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To find it, you'll have to decipher a cryptic poem, outwit a legion of online sleuths, and carry a very large can of bear spray.
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But beware: The offers are not always easy to decipher, and different colleges often use different jargon for the same types of aid or loans.
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And when you're jumping ship for a new sail into the unknown, it's important to decipher if your unique style and perspective is a match.
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By deploying big data and the power of communications, we're able to decipher their recruitment patterns and apply communications to educate and ultimately stop recruitment.
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Health-care plans are confusing enough but the industry-specific jargon often used to describe them can make their details even more difficult to decipher.
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What's more, the hunters appear to be what people whose business it is to decipher cave paintings call therianthropes, humans with animal elements, like heads.
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They'd also list nutrition information about serving sizes in portions that more accurately reflect how much people eat — in a clearer, easier-to-decipher manner.
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New artificial intelligence technology has been developed with the ability to decipher glyphs of medieval graffiti outside of the St. Sophia Cathedral in Kyiv, Ukraine.
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"They hope to decipher [the ice column's] cryptic patterns, pretty much the same way the readers of Arctic Circle engage with the work," Manouach says.
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Reporters at Wired and Ars Technica also discovered how to decipher some redacted portions of the documents, which confirm what the Wall Street Journal reported.
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This is different from traditional encryption, where an attacker could intercept an encrypted message, store it, and use a quantum computer to decipher the code.
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Virtual Private Networks, or VPNs, are tools that obfuscate internet traffic so that internet service providers and other snoops can't easily decipher your browsing habits.
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It may be harder in the administration of this new test to decipher that, because there is so much text on both sides of the exam.
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Using machine learning and natural-language processing, Proven's AI engine pores through the data to decipher what ingredients will work best for specific individuals and environments.
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Since the album leaked before its release date, fans and critics had attempted to decipher lyrics they interpreted to be the Odd Future ringleader coming out.
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By studying different processes of the brain — image recognition, learning a language and so on — we can decipher how those processes work and how we learn.
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The rule is now so convoluted that refs have to not only quickly decipher whether a foul was committed, but exactly at what moment contact occurred.
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After weeks of trying to decipher the latest developments in the trade war, the start of earnings season has allowed investors to refocus on the fundamentals.
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The images that open "Astro Noise," Laura Poitras's coming exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art, are striking, pleasing, and at first impossible to decipher.
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Perhaps, instead of having a therapist to decipher our murky inner lives, we should all have Curtis Sittenfeld write us as characters in her short stories.
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The research on the effects of talcum powder can be confusing for people to decipher, especially when massive lawsuits like this one make headlines so frequently.
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Simply hold your phone up to a sign in a foreign language and Bixby can decipher it and overlay the translation on top of the image.
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When he does, the media -- especially cable news outlets -- goes into overdrive, with experts trying to decipher what Trump meant by his latest 140-character musing.
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We have rewarded the 30-second sound bite, the well-manicured press release, and now we're left trying to decipher the riddled ramblings of a megalomaniac.
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While the official commercial isn't yet available, the behind-the-scenes footage gives us just enough clues to decipher whatever the hell is going on here.
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When the Voyager 2 space probe passed Saturn in 1981 and sent back a stream of data that its keepers could not decipher, they sonified it.
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On top of that, the Swedish company's revenue, with a chunk coming from the United States, was tough to decipher because of currency exchanges, Cramer continued.
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Using a technique called multispectral analysis, Polian, with the help of Russian IT expert Aleksandr Nikitjaev, managed to decipher upwards of 90 percent of the document.
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While Brasília braces for the return of Mr. da Silva to the daily political fray, others around the country are trying to decipher what comes next.
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And if you're married and want to strategize about who should claim what and when, it really does take a rocket scientist to decipher it all.
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It's the day where people are trying to decipher the difference between reality and jokes, so it's even harder to believe the things you see online.
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When buying a fragrance, there can be a lot to decipher — brand, price, type — and you're given few clues as to what the bottle actually holds.
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Examining Amazon's daily chart action in the past nine months, Cramer pointed out past swings that Boroden uses to decipher possible changes in the stock's movement.
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For fans of Kelley and Shaw, Michigan Stories is a kind of origin story, a way to decipher the work of two multifaceted and prolific artists.
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It takes a lot of mental effort and training to do something like read a book, or concentrate enough to decipher symbols off of a page.
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The less said, the better when it comes to addressing audiences who have the opportunity to decipher Hitchcock's great San Francisco mystery for the first time.
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He grapples with a foreignized text in a foreign kingdom, a writer in a globalized world who is left to decipher the writing on the wall.
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I did a Google search for "best inflatable kayak" and was confronted by a blend of results that can be hard for a consumer to decipher.
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Many with Irish accents so thick I could barely decipher what they were saying were singing this Tom Petty song at the top of their lungs.
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For those unfamiliar with Shakespeare, the argument of "King Lear" will be unintelligible; even for those who know it well, its contours are hard to decipher.
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Often, it is legal, such as when players on the bases or in the dugout use their own mental dexterity to decipher the other team's signs.
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If, however, you grew up with limited enrichment, your brain may be excessively noisy -- and may literally interfere with your brain's ability to decipher auditory input.
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Trilobites By shoving her nose against a fire hydrant, your terrier may be able to decipher which pit bull in the neighborhood marked it before her.
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Touted as the darkest man-made substance in the world, the original Vantablack is so black the human eye can't quite decipher what it is seeing.
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It was the face of an animal, I thought, a creature without human expression, but all the more alive with a meaning I could not decipher.
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Mr. Schiff said that Mr. Nunes also worried that anyone viewing the distributed reports could decipher whom they were discussing even though the names were masked.
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Bad guys such as Kylo Ren and General Hux appear as both projections and animatronics, but it may be hard to decipher which form is which.
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Followers of the QAnon conspiracy cult decipher delphic messages about a global conspiracy of powerful pedophiles left by their oracle "Q" on an Internet bulletin board.
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The teacher, played by Ben Stein, DRONES ON: 17A: These "command" clues are tough to decipher, but they add fun to the solve, in my opinion.
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Ruby (Jamie Chung), a Californian visiting Hong Kong for the first time, can't decipher the urban landscape well enough to locate the friends she's trying to meet.
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Playing technicians tasked with shutting Quinn down before she can wreak havoc, participants have to decipher clues by scanning QR codes, piecing together evidence, and writing code.
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Even Samsung's built-in translation feature appears to have gotten an upgrade so now you can decipher entire sentences instead of just one word at a time.
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To that end, we've given VICE News senior investigative reporter Jason Leopold two pages each month to decipher classified documents obtained through the Freedom of Information Act.
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BEST DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE: JUSTIN BIEBER EDGIEST/HARDEST TO DECIPHER: ZAYN MALIK We're almost positive he's trying to communicate something to us, we just can't figure it out.
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The instrument can decipher the chemical makeup of target rocks by gathering data on the types of light the rocks emit when hit with the laser beam.
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Creators of a new conversation coach for smartwatches want to help decipher nonverbal communication, like facial expressions and gestures, to help children with Asperger's navigate social interactions.
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Particularly, we pay extra special attention to social media to decipher what exactly is going on between two very famous people, namely Selena Gomez and The Weeknd.
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H: You transform acts we might recognize, like a procession, and collapse and confuse these signifiers so that viewers have to actively decipher what your message is.
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But when confronted with labels that use "art-speak," they are unable to decipher meaning from the words they read, which only serves to dismay them more.
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For Raya 2016, they tapped into customer data to decipher that Malaysian citizens that identify themselves as Malay were more inclined toward a particular range of Maybelline.
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If they aren't able to decipher the data that InSight sends out during landing, NASA's knowledge of the event will be a little less reliable at first.
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Others… well, they may be teases, or they may be puzzles, given how the showrunners love to throw out elaborate clues for fans to debate and decipher.
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The Google Analytics Masterclass: Lifetime Access See Details Learn how to decipher complex markets — and make money fast — through the New York Forex Institute Training & Certification Course.
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Investors should take a look at a company's fundamentals in order to decipher a "signal" from the "noise" in a particular stock's moves on the market, Cramer.
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No special codecs or updates or operating systems would be necessary to decipher the information in the event that the planet suffers some sort of catastrophic reset.
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To ease the blues, she may have also dropped a spoiler about Arya's fate, and our brains are in overdrive trying to decipher this massive clue: #lastwomanstanding.
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As radio waves bounce back to the Project Soli chip from your hand, the unique signals detected can be used to decipher even the tiniest of motions.
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Code Talkers were Marines who spoke Navajo, a native American language they used to create a spoken code that Japanese code breakers were never able to decipher.
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By showing an AI system thousands of images it can begin to decipher patterns and use that information to diagnose diseases, drive a car or play games.
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Most of the album is an absolute mess to decipher, so for the "official" tally we stuck to the number of times her name was visibly written.
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Apple claims not even Apple will be able to decipher the footage, and any data sent to the Apple cloud won't count against your data storage limits.
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Although Alan McGee couldn't really decipher the difference, the band's Welsh fans held a torch for their predilection for writing songs in their native language of Welsh.
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Intensive negotiations Trump's meeting with Moon on Tuesday follows a week of intensive discussions between American and South Korean officials attempting to decipher the North's harsher tone.
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There is a problem, however: Beaux's handwriting is of the sort of inky, late 19th-century scribble that is hard for 21st-century computer users to decipher.
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We learned how to decipher which were her old works, which she'd done when she was still a student, and which she made in her later years.
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The causes of the decline in the Chinese economy are somewhat difficult to decipher because of the Chinese government's control over the business climate and the media.
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In this adventure you and your team will have to explore Hopper & 11's cabin, decipher clues, unlock doors, and solve the mystery before time runs out.
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The polls so far have been hard to decipher with both the unpopular social care pledge and the May 22 suicide attack in Manchester influencing voter intentions.
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"For first-generation Americans, politics is often just one more cultural expression that they must decipher on their own," Marcela Valdes wrote in this magazine in September.
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Although Robert Mugabe is yet to resign, Zimbabwean Defense Forces (ZDF) are effectively in charge of the country right now, making any political future difficult to decipher.
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It should be noted that the official statement from Secretary of State Rex Tillerson was more dismissive, but also difficult to decipher, as CNN's Chris Cillizza noted.
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The healthcare rally faded on Friday as investors tried to decipher whether a Senate Republican bill to replace Obamacare, released Thursday, would gain enough support to pass.
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The letters are not, however, easy to decipher, with names redacted and a certain fuzziness from the lint, unusual in the age of high-resolution digital files.
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At times, attempts to decipher the mood of the president and other heads of state felt akin to studying a very sophisticated and multilingual high school cafeteria.
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What they ended up with was a cryptic riddle that no one has apparently been able to decipher, although theories abound on Reddit, Twitter and other sites.
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I've often had to find meaning in writing that is free of passion and decipher jargon through the lens of my evolving sense of justice and injustice.
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There may come a time when you find that your close surroundings are increasingly difficult to decipher — and reading glasses alone simply don&apost do the trick.
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As censorship spread throughout the country, authorities struggled to decipher the band's politics through its intricate costumes and quirky, shifting arrangements of guitar, harpsichord, brass, and woodwinds.
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Lars Chittka, a QMUL professor who supervised the project, said the team is ultimately keen to decipher the brain processes behind the bees' learning and teaching skills.
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Chief among these is sweeping tax reform to lower high rates on individuals and businesses and simplify a complex tax code that no ordinary person can decipher.
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My 5-year-old son, Alexander, is allergic to almonds and hazelnuts, so my wife and I spend a lot of time trying to decipher food labels.
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"They may not be able to decipher what is an artifact of the accident, versus what is an artifact of the post-accident recovery," Mr. Feith said.
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Then it translates the signals to digital data, processes them on the computer, uses a machine learning algorithm to decipher them, and translates those signals into commands.
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Mitochondrial DNA, which is inherited from one's mother who inherited it from their mother and so on, offer population geneticists clues to help decipher ancient human migrations.
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Structural Integrity doesn't offer the kinds of illusions that can never be "solved"; while they do trick the eye at first, they are actually possible to decipher.
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Although some shapes are discernible amid abstract lines, others seem to be open to interpretation, allowing viewers to use their own subconscious cues to decipher the images.
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"People have missed perceptions, misunderstanding, and anxiety about the media," so it can helpful to ask a friend to help decipher what's real or what's fake, she says.
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During my first visit I eavesdropped on viewers who were trying to decipher what they were seeing, trying to figure out how Sander made these ultra-realistic sculptures.
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But before you spend your life savings on Joe Joe's cookies and frozen Indian dinners, we're here to help you decipher the truly great from the truly overrated.
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We can decipher the potted plant at the center of these paintings, while the remainder of the surface is a fiery trail of red, blue, and green triangles.
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Critics responded favorably, but audiences gave it a C-minus in CinemaScore exit polls, perhaps because of the extremely difficult-to-decipher 1630 dialect used by the actors.
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The plight doubles when you're trying to decipher a language with a different alphabet and roots, like Russian or Chinese, where even the AI-based translator makes mistakes.
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But that doesn't mean we can't dig in and decipher some of these truly confounding Grammys notables, some of which you already know, and others that you don't.
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While the world tries to decipher Markle's recent Instagram post of two bananas hugging, here are a few facts about the beautiful brunette and possible royal in waiting.
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The secret language of chatbots Cinema critics keep raving about Arrival, a sci-fi drama by Denis Villeneuve focusing on one linguist's attempts to decipher an alien language.
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The glossary, meanwhile, will help you to better decipher the connections between the characters and house lineage, Apple explains, and this section will expand in the subsequent releases.
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In some cases, the erased texts have increased the known vocabulary of a language by up to 50 percent, giving new hope to linguists trying to decipher them.
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I'd look forward most to the Sunday paper, which had the biggest section of comics, and in full color, which I'd pore over and eagerly try to decipher.
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AI can now decipher tone, process information at an unprecedented rate, and interact so cohesively with humans that at times we don't even recognise it as a machine.
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During these final revolutions around Saturn -- which take around seven days -- Cassini will return pioneering scientific data which scientists hope will help them decipher how giant planets evolve.
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The hope is if we can decipher the intensely intricate patterns of the brain, we can figure out how to fix the brain when it's suffering from disease.
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But the consumers said Agri Stats went farther, offering "sensitive" data on costs, prices and slaughter rates and the ability to decipher which data belonged to which companies.
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They are each accompanied by a poem, which is narrated on an iPad and becomes a tool for the viewer to decipher the painting's imagery and its history.
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One thing they tend to agree on: investing in good journalism and teaching the public how to decipher false information is an important part of overcoming the problem.
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By cross-referencing the redactions with the index, it is possible to decipher most of the redacted information (Waymo has since yanked the public filing from the docket).
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"But whatever China is doing is overshadowed by Trump... whose actions are taking pressure off of China -- as everyone is trying to decipher his next tweet," he added.
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The site also serves as a useful lingerie-decoding resource: Its clever "breast shape dictionary" helps you decipher what sorts of bras will best fit your unique assets.
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The news is met with a mixture of excitement and trepidation, and an international consortium of scientists, linguists, and mathematicians work around the clock to decipher the message.
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General consumers are often left to decipher the black box of security on their own or just resign themselves to having faith that companies make it a priority.
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SCRAMBLES intersecting SKINFLICKS is a nice crossing, since trying to decipher scrambled skin flicks on cable television was once a simple joy for precocious youngsters the land over.
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His name was Frank Williams (no relation to Ms. Williams) and, Ms. Dyer told her, he was an expert fraud-sniffer who would decipher Healing Arts' imbalanced books.
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"In the beginning it was a pain to decipher what was being spoken, but regularly hearing the audio guides enhanced my comprehension of the spoken words," he said.
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Pediatric medicines generally rely on liquid formulations, and parents have to decipher a sometimes bewildering assortment of instructions in different units with varying abbreviations — milliliters, mL, teaspoon, tsp.
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Colin Blakemore, chairman of the selection committee, said the three scientists' work had helped decipher the way people use and respond to rewards across many aspects of life.
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Mr. Kim said he and his handlers in the North used an agreed-upon book — "Whale Hunt," a popular novel in the South — to decipher one another's codes.
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I stole one of the photos and several times a week I would take it out of the drawer where I'd hidden it and try to decipher it.
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Over the course of a couple of weeks, maybe even a shorter timespan than that, "it gets harder to decipher imagination, versus a memory coming back," Shaw said.
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Not many people will be able to decipher what you are in these conditions, which is why dressing like a DJ might be the easiest way to go.
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He knows that even as she lies bloodied and ravaged on a gurney at the Mesa Hub, she can hear and decipher his intentions to safeguard her daughter.
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And I worked tirelessly on my reading skills so that I could decipher the nightmarish comic books that came packaged with the action figures in that first series.
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Lately Coach Alain Vigneault has been using a lineup with three centers and seven defensemen, seeking to decipher combinations to extricate his team from its early-season malaise.
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There are no sub-accounts tracking securities as with a variable annuity, and no caps or participation rates or other things to decipher like with an indexed annuity.
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X-rays, not electron microscopy, was the primary method to decipher protein structures until recent years, when researchers figured out that freezing the molecules could preserve their structure.
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The other pertinent context here is the messiness of political affairs in the US and Great Britain, a morass the punditry classes have attempted to decipher since 2016.
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Humans can easily decipher whether another person is preparing to cross the street, standing by the road looking at their phone, or waving at someone across the way.
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Mr. Rezaeifar, a director at Iran's Civil Aviation Organization, previously said his organization lacked the capability to decipher the black boxes and would send them abroad for analysis.
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In addition to improving accuracy and client experience, Decipher and other technology advancements boost efficiency, allowing advisors to support up to three times as many clients, Moore says.
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It's hardly simple to decipher which political party Facebook's policies help or hurt, although there's little doubt that the company's decision-making is, at the very least, questionable.
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INSIGHT-Fund managers deploy machines to decipher British election riddle -Britain, EU expected to agree free trade deal, cable to gain 214/CHINA IN U.S. HANDS The Dec.
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Millions of pixels and HDR contrast ensures that you're able to decipher the dark scenes and won't miss that brief flash of Michael Myers' face in the corner.
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This would allow humans to attain a more accurate understanding of our own universe, decipher what else is out there and ultimately realize our place in the cosmos.
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He has said he could decipher the identities of Trump associates from reading reports about intercepted communications that were shared among Obama administration officials with top security clearances.
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Reveling in abundant displays of toxic masculinity and pumped-up posing, the Australian biker drama "Outlaws" is a punishing watch — more so when you can decipher the dialogue.
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Most importantly, they labor at learning to decipher their "countertransference," that is, at detecting experiences and desires that might filter and so distort the revelations of their clients.
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One said she felt her manic episodes were almost like "an ecstatic state," while another said they could see signals or hear hidden meanings only she could decipher.
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But viewed another way, his difficult-to-decipher health care views could also suggest more tepid engagement with an issue that will be crucial to the primary debate.
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But crude prices have since retreated as observers try to decipher whether US-backed opposition leader Juan Guaido will be successful in his bid to oust President Nicolas Maduro.
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" As for the divergent reactions among his Senate colleagues, Scott offered this explanation: "We all have learned to decipher what he said so that we know what he meant.
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It can be difficult to decipher between real ones and knock-offs, and that knock-off price can be pretty tempting — especially when sunglasses are so easy to lose.
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On another image of an offender with a young girl, the Project VIC team noticed a company logo on the man's sweatshirt but they couldn't decipher what was written.
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So, it's not surprising that since the poster and trailer for Us were released horror movie fans were already attempting to decipher hidden clues and metaphors in Peele's work.
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But this odd feature is proving a bit harder to decipher—and it'll take more careful shots from MRO to understand exactly what's going on next door to Earth.
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Then, it came out that the newest scions of the Knowles-Carter empire are, (most-likely) instead, Rumi and Sir; names which are a whole lot harder to decipher.
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A meal with flavorful, easily intelligible tasting notes helped us to concentrate on the tactile sensations without having to rack our brains over combinations that were difficult to decipher.
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They hope to decipher, for example, why we can perceive the flashes in a blinking traffic light, but we don't see the frame-by-frame action in a movie.
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But the answer wasn't a UTI, or a bladder infection, or any other condition numerous doctors and medical tests (including urine, stool, sonogram, CT scan, and others) could decipher.
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Like many Puteaux cubist compositions, it is so jam-packed with jagged color blocks that, at first glance, it is difficult to decipher the human figures it abstractly depicts.
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That's the stadium where they used an illegal camera to decipher the signs being used by opposing teams to relay them to batters by banging on a garbage can.
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Not only would the details describe your life or your morning routine, the person listening to your response could use them to decipher how much of it is true.
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Of course, the answer can be both, but it's a hell of a lot easier to decipher someone's intentions when the reward for their hard work is... more work.
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Before the meeting of the European Central Bank (ECB) on June 14th, many were preparing to decipher a subtly coded message on the future of euro-zone monetary policy.
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The monologue, written by Cesarco, posits tragedy as an expression of thwarted communication: the tragic hero receives a message she cannot decipher, typically from a supernatural or otherworldly source.
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In recent years, the government has brought Xibe speakers to Beijing to help decipher the sprawling Qing archives, many of them of imperial correspondence that few scholars could read.
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That means, for example, Meltwater will be able to quickly on-board new content sources or domains without having to manually decipher its structure and write new scraping rules.
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Rather than alter holdings significantly, the market is currently digesting the stunning victory and trying to decipher how the many significant policy changes Trump has proposed will pan out.
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"With improved sensitivity of future radio telescopes, such as CHIME or SKA, we should be able to get a better census of FRBs and decipher their origin," he said.
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Someone from the show issues a watered down statement that is literally impossible to decipher, 10 news organizations repost that exact same statement and call it a story. 5.
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The project helped highlight obscure artwork and decipher some theological aspects of the second-floor room, built above what Jewish tradition says is the burial site of King David.
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He's also masterfully penned cryptic songs like "The Woman with the Tattooed Hands" or "The Abusing of the Rib," which fans debate and attempt to decipher all the time.
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Unlike the modern Men's Rights movement, they were ostensibly in favor of women's liberation and forged alliances with prominent feminists, though their intentions remained diffuse and difficult to decipher.
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Forensic lip readers, who usually work with the police determining what people say on silent security camera footage, were able to decipher the words spoken long ago on film.
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While it's hard to decipher cause and effect, it's clear that when companies work mostly through private-sector solutions, the broader public infrastructure of a city can be neglected.
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Huge pop songs are made for teenagers not male music writers in their 20s, squinting to decipher Justin Bieber lyric videos through their reading glasses between spoonfuls of granola.
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The interview process began with a short emoji test, asking applicants to decipher the meanings of some emoji combinations, as well as write a few sentences exclusively in emoji.
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Eleanor J. Hill, the staff director for the congressional inquiry, cautioned that the 28 pages were not a Rosetta Stone that would decipher the enduring puzzles of 9/11.
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"I can say it's affected a lot of our clients and our people who are putting in working vacations this year trying to decipher this tax bill," he said.
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But the lyrics wore him down, until he played Dylan in that addicted manner of college kids who cordon off portions to decipher the prophecies of their favorite band.
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The bright colors and 12-inch diameter make the numbers easy to decipher, and the hands on the clock point directly to the numbers that need to be read.
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The lot, and the entire block, was very fluid: people came and went, and it was hard to decipher who was living on the block and who had homes.
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While it's hard to decipher the cryptic post, the reality star revealed in January that one of her New Year's resolutions was to go natural more often in 2016.
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Companies like AT&T, however, argue that new rules are not needed because a lot of Internet traffic is encrypted and phone and cable companies cannot decipher the data.
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He paints both his characters and landscapes without hesitation, producing melancholy narratives that allow the spectator to play detective and carefully decipher the stories he has smudged onto canvas.
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They're not difficult as long as you know how to decipher the clues, and they are a nice breath of fresh air from the week of American-style crosswords.
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"I put in a lot of what computer-game programmers call Easter eggs, things only he would be able to decipher, little love letters to him," he told me.
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Professor Li, 21980, began studying the Chu Silk Manuscript in 21987, working off photographs to decipher its archaic script and later examining it in person in the United States.
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I hung on every scene of its seven-season run (2007-2015), trying to decipher the code of creator Matthew Weiner's omni-present dark lighting and frequent pregnant pauses.
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The Journal reported that during the 2017 and 2018 seasons, Astros staff put the signals into a computer program that helped decipher what the signs meant in real time.
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The Florida Department of Education website provides other materials with more detail on the legal implications of participating in McKay, but the documents are difficult to find and decipher.
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There is a hidden language in how we stand together, Schlötter told me—a body language writ large that's so rich and specific that even strangers can decipher it.
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When it comes to Medicaid, Trump once again floats huge spending reductions as compared to current law, though it's hard to decipher the exact amount since some are interconnected.
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The TSA is also testing using scanners with CT technology, which can produce a three-dimensional image of a bag's contents and are easier for screening officers to decipher.
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As seen with the Christchurch manifesto, far-right extremism has a unique life online with its own language that's embedded in memes and "shitposts" and is difficult to decipher.
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The technology is able to decipher many of the 7,000 hieroglyphic symbols carved on the exterior of the cathedral, many of which are from the Glagolitic and Cyrillic alphabets.
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In Marrakech, one cannot read the words adorning the surfaces of Koraïchi's vessels, nor decipher other talismanic symbols and glyphs, no matter how close one gets to the pool.
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Deconstruction of their music though—specifically attempting to decipher who provided what to each composition—should become a futile exercise over time, or at least that's what Martyn hopes.
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"We used the granites of southeast Australia to decipher the link between zircon composition and magma type, and built a picture of what those missing rocks were," he said.
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Let's be honest, trying to decipher an ingredients label on the back of a beauty product can be pretty damn overwhelming — unless you studied bio-chemistry in college, of course.
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The nation's top health official on Monday announced a challenge that will award cash prizes for the best re-designs of medical bills, which are often notoriously difficult to decipher.
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"Genetic genealogists who are working cases, they are so disappointed," said Diahan Southard, founder of Your DNA Guide, which helps people decipher and investigate the results of their DNA tests.
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It looks like Han Solo didn't need any Shyriiwook Duolingo courses or whatever to learn how to decipher Chewbacca's roars—he's been fluent in Wookie bellows since the beginning, apparently.
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Unfortunately, studying anatomy alone doesn't reveal how the brain makes these images up any more than staring at a car engine would allow you to decipher the laws of thermodynamics.
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It's a quick way to ascertain your spending and see if you need to make any changes (no more digging through credit card billing statements trying to decipher weird abbreviations).
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When people have sensorineural hearing loss, high pitched noises can be muffled and they may struggle to decipher spoken words when there is a lot of noise in the background.
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The product in question — Farmermaker's Direcsil Face Shield Patch — hales from South Korea and features vague instructions that make it difficult to decipher how it's truly meant to be used.
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KOSTOLAC, Serbia (Reuters) - Archaeologists are trying to decipher magic spells etched onto tiny rolls of gold and silver that they found alongside skeletons of humans buried almost 2,000 years ago.
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Maybe it was the distance, but I was never wowed, and spent more time trying to decipher her tattoos (that's a Rainer Maria Rilke poem in German on her bicep).
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The royal brothers relayed stories about their time at Eton, and how they used to ask one another to decipher letters from their father, whose spidery handwriting is apparently legendary.
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The famed Shanghainese writer Wang Anyi once wrote that to understand the soul of Shanghai one must first decipher the maze of its longtangs, the snaking alleyways of the city.
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"There are literally hundreds of plans out there, and they are all steeped in complex legal language that can be hard for even the savviest consumers to decipher," he said.
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She tried out reflections too complex to decipher readily, like herself distorted in a shiny metal soup ladle, and she toyed with the sexual suggestiveness of flowers seen close up.
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From here on, it's difficult to decipher what all has happened to Euphoria's plot as the finale dives into one last fantasy sequence — easily the most impressive of the season.
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Yet, even after decades of research, lightning experts readily admit that there are many unresolved questions, in a field where there's little to no research funding to decipher the answers.
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Wrong. By using Photoshop to flip, zoom and enhance an upside down frame of Sansa with her letter, Reddit user CreepyPancakes has managed to decipher most of what she wrote.
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Most of the time, it's not clear if Tay is genuinely unable to decipher what's being tweeted at her, or if her absurd responses are all part of the fun.
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She organized a symposium at Columbia University entitled Beyond Living Room Walls that aimed to begin a discourse that might decipher long-held myths and stereotypes about the Armenian diaspora.
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Read these stories next:UnReal Tackles Money, Dick, Power & Diversity — But Not In That OrderA Game Of Thrones Fan Used Photoshop To Decipher Sansa Stark's LetterNashville Is Close To A Comeback
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And most saliently, she dove into the arcane world of the "phone phreak," a subculture of pranksters and audio voyagers that loved to "decipher and explore the network," Napoleon explained.
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Thien's story begins in the present day, as a 30-something Chinese-Canadian mathematician named Marie attempts to decipher and document the secrets coiled within her father's suicide, in 1989.
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Eric Mellgren, a teacher and facilitator of sound guided meditation at Los Angeles's Unplug Meditation Center, helped VICE decipher if the practice is legit or just another wellness industry scam.
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In "Bisbee '220," Mr. Greene combines a re-enactment of this dark day with historical documents and reminiscences from family members of those involved to help decipher myth from fact.
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Zawinski's wrestling with the details of his rendering, his obsessive analysis of the wording of Borges's description, recalls the library inhabitants' futile quests to decipher the mysteries of the library.
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Decorating one's graduation cap has become a way for many students to express themselves on their big day, but often the meaning behind their artwork can be hard to decipher.
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It can be hard to decipher which car cleaning products are actually good and which ones are just marketed well — even for a product writer and car enthusiast like myself.
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It is O.K. for base runners to steal a catcher's signs, but not for anyone to use a television or computer to decipher the sequence of those finger-wagging signals.
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The frequent introduction of new symbols and arcane plot points to dissect and decipher has given QAnon the feel of a theological study group, or a massive multiplayer online game.
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"SUSHI ON THE LEFT TUNA on the right," Justin, 25, captioned the shot, seemingly to help viewers decipher which cat is the new pet they officially welcomed in late August.
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"Paperwork from various countries might be difficult to decipher, and the way relationships are described culturally and by way of language are going to vary greatly by country," Holland said.
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"Give me 30 minutes, and I can teach you to decipher the code," says Anderson, who was born blind and has a teenage daughter who has been blind since birth.
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Officials believe that the data they can glean from smartphones could help them decipher where the next flood of cases will be and ultimately where to allocate additional health resources.
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Our public health and children's lives are at risk because so many parents, community leaders and policymakers lack the science literacy and critical-thinking skills to decipher fact from fiction.
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According to Spivak, any future human (or extraterrestrial) that stumbles across the lunar Arch will be able to read Wikipedia with a common 1000x microscope—assuming they can decipher English.
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Now that the highly anticipated Jerome Powell speech is out of the way and the G-215.9 summit is gathering, the market can begin to try to decipher 24 earnings estimates.
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But several diplomats have said Trump's acute course corrections in foreign policy and blunt manner make it difficult to decipher exactly where the United States now stands on key global issues.
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"Her controlling mind, her vision for the collection — even if we can't quite decipher it, it's still intact, hopefully to be deciphered at some point in the future," as Hardwick said.
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Going further back historically, the term derives from the Greek aisthesis, or moral perception, which really means emptying the mind from distractions long enough to decipher the truth of a situation.
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Michael Stipe is one of those frontman where his lyrics are pretty hard to decipher and sometimes he pronounces things in really interesting ways that can sometimes cloud what he's saying.
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Investors should take a look at a company's fundamentals in order to decipher a "signal" from the "noise" in a particular stock's moves on the market, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Monday.
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Though a prime source of political instability and an important reason why Italian voters find it so difficult to decipher their country's politics, trasformismo is seldom a subject for public discussion.
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So to find out what beauty products New York women are actually using, we worked with Social Context Labs to decipher the most talked-about makeup brands in the Empire State.
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Image: ESA/Roscosmos/CaSSISOther images released today, available here, show new surface features, polar layer deposits, dunes, and landscapes with dynamic topologies, which scientists will use to decipher Mars' geological history.
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Talks between Washington and Tehran have stopped since the US left the Iran deal, though, so it will be hard to decipher what Iran really wants in exchange for White's return.
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Now, they are scrambling to decipher how the executive order might affect the city's finances and how the city will fund repairs to the largest public housing system in the country.
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To decipher the timing of Zika's introduction in Brazil, scientists sequenced the entire genome of seven Zika virus samples taken from patients in Brazil after the virus was detected in 2015.
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It's gotten so bad that I've stopped bothering to ask him to decode the mysteries of millennial behavior and taste, much less to decipher what makes the younger TikTok generation tick.
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At today's confirmation hearing of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, senators are attempting to decipher how Kavanaugh will rule on certain issue areas should he be confirmed to the high court.
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This research provides our fundamental understanding of biology and paves the way to develop leading edge tools that are necessary to decipher what's going on in the human brain during disease.
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It could just be that she needs a little bit more time to decipher what is worth keeping and what parts of her past can be useful moving into the forward.
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It's a more modern version of what you have likely seen on other sites that require you to decipher hard-to-read letters and numbers to submit a vote or message.
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To be fair, there is one melodious gag, which pops up when Daniels and her comrades are trying to decipher the transmission, scratchy with static, that was received out of nowhere.
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But like Star's relationship with Kat Von D, something soured behind the scenes, with Star and the rest leaving their followers a trail of social media breadcrumbs to decipher what happened.
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The FT quotes Patrick Calvar, French homeland security chief, saying "gigabytes" of data was collected after November's mass shooting in Paris — and that it is "often encrypted, and impossible to decipher".
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The result is a system that can decipher short and long sleeves, round or v-neck collars, and so on, and from that makes the suggestions of what will go together.
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Brexit may prove just as difficult to decipher, already helping lift the dollar and drive U.S. Treasury yields to historic lows - both trends making it harder for the Fed to move.
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READ MORE: NASA Announces Exotic Asteroid Missions, Fueling Space Mining Hopes Wang's team was able to decipher this primordial record by studying the meteorites' remnant magnetization at the MIT Paleomagnetism Laboratory.
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Grow's game intends to teach players to decipher a pattern's programming-like expressions; she wanted to highlight the math, systems, and equations she saw in crochet—the ones and the zeroes.
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In certain areas, it was impossible to decipher whether sales were happening at all — signs were arbitrarily placed or completely blank, and some sales associates seemed unsure about the discount amounts.
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Now residents say they sense grim echoes of the ongoing crisis in a different part of this state, Flint: the bottled water, the finger-pointing, the hard-to-decipher test results.
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Each viewer can also personalize their avatar in the chat to give yourself a name and a unique icon, which makes it easier to decipher who is writing in the chat.
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And the way it was being said, in a sly, backward way, hinted at a code you'd use to decipher the words and suddenly you'd be in on the secret, too.
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But now players, like the Astros in 2017, can have someone sit in a room and watch the interaction on television, decipher the signs and have them relayed to the batter.
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Mr. Broeksmit asked if I could help him sift through and decipher them, and I suggested a list of search terms: things like "subpoena" and "DOJ," for the Department of Justice.
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When it was finally opened Tuesday morning, there were 700 unread emails waiting, with photos that had been sent sideways; volunteers had to crane their necks to decipher the handwritten forms.
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The insularity of Saudi Arabia's sprawling and phenomenally wealthy royal family is well known, often leaving diplomats, intelligence agents and members of the family itself struggling to decipher its inner workings.
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Ideas that work in an intimate room can become hard to decipher on the stage, and you have to recalibrate the acting, the staging, the choreography to fit the new space.
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Most said they had turned to AI-based tools that variously analyzed news reports, social media, web traffic, opinion polls and betting odds to decipher how the vote might play out.
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You can see hammers, oven gloves, and although the top middle image is a bit tricky to decipher, it doesn't take long to work out it's a chair viewed from above.
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What that means for the viewer, and for the student of Arabic, is having to decipher a complex code of politically charged vocabulary whose usage can swiftly betray someone's political views.
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Most said they had turned to AI-based tools that variously analyzed news reports, social media, web traffic, opinion polls and betting odds to decipher how the vote might play out.
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But if Bloomberg, the man who invented an entire computer system to decipher financial markets, is such a numbers wonk, his many skeptics wonder about the math underpinning his potential candidacy.
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This is a valuable freedom, but frankly, in the final work, it is a bit difficult to decipher the sequence or recognize the figures, even for those who know Roman history.
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The video opens with what sounds like an "oh shit!" followed shortly by a "holy shit," a "goddamn it," and a profusion of other expletives rattled off too quickly to decipher.
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As for Luna, Legend says he and Teigen are enjoying watching their baby girl grow, although it's difficult to decipher her unique traits with no other little ones around to compare with.
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With so many acids to choose from, it can be overwhelming to decipher what should be included in a skincare routine — no one wants to end up in a Samantha Jones situation.
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Scientists have harnessed ultraviolet and infrared technology to decipher the papyrus, discovering that it is not a single papyrus, but several layers of papyrus glued together, according to the University of Basel.
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The objects require folks to decipher 42 crossword-style clues and a bunch of other puzzles that ultimately point them towards a book—Slithy Toves by Sally Haines—at a California library.
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Because the Incahuasi khipus appear to be relatively simple inventories of agricultural products, it may be easier to decipher them than the more complex khipus that record historical information, Mr. Chu said.
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Even though it feels like we are still trying to decipher the plot of American Horror Story season 6, EW has confirmation that FX has renewed the show for its seventh season.
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For the newbie there are instructions on how to read from right to left, how to decipher the codes embedded in the speech bubbles, and introductions to famous artists and important texts.
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You can spend your time trying to decipher the painting, or you can enjoy it, with its kaleidoscopic use of color and the unconventional way Berryhill has placed the forms in space.
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For example, when Mr Caro was searching for LBJ's college classmates to decipher how he acquired the nickname "Bull" (short for "Bullshit") Johnson, he called up a Texan named Ella So Relle.
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The bands of gold become something for the eye to latch onto when trying to decipher the densely drawn science-fiction narrative: robots taking over the city, dodging sailboats and grabbing cars.
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Whole genome sequences — essentially all of an organism's DNA — provide blueprints for scientists and help to decipher the genetic origins of the organism's appearance, function, and how it responds to its environment.
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But French rules on schemes like apprenticeships or subsidised job creation change faster than firms can fill in the forms, or decipher the alphabet soup of acronyms such schemes are known by.
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IBM employees no longer need to decipher which programs will help them upskill; its AI suggests to each employee what they should be learning in order to get ahead in their career.
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Intrigued, Lovell and his colleagues called upon Manchester's Daily Press newspaper staff to decipher and print Luna 9's images using the same image converter that reporters used to transmit news photos.
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It isn't that non-sequential storylines are new or even rare in film, just that it's surprising to see a filmmaker so doggedly obsessed with making his work this challenging to decipher.
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It is not easy to decipher which country is following which in the latest transatlantic dance, but both America and the United Kingdom appear to be heading somewhere very dark indeed. ♦
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Susan Swift, a 58-year-old yoga teacher from Dubuque, said at a Biden event Wednesday that even after watching nine months of campaigning she was still trying to decipher the field.
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Instead, we must each look at our individual actions and decipher which of our own decisions may reflect a societal bias, so we can close the gap one hire at a time.
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Whites were given assistance by agreeable poll workers, while blacks, most of whom could read only barely or not at all, were left to try to decipher the system on their own.
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Aviv Ovadya, chief technologist at the Center for Social Media Responsibility, warns of a coming onslaught of technological gimmickry that will make it harder to decipher fact from fiction in political discourse.
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It's a shirt under a jacket that can be zipped and unzipped depending on who's watching—a message that always remains just out of the reach of whoever attempts to decipher it.
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Digital readers don't decipher human thoughts, so when Li gets on apps with busy interfaces, such as an ecommerce platform, she's bombarded with descriptions before she gets to the thing she wants.
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Expensify, the popular business-expense management system, paid people on the Amazon Mechanical Turk platform small amounts to decipher customers' receipts, but billed the system as automated, Ars Technica reported last year.
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The only con I'd mention is that they're relatively thin — you'll probably be able to vaguely decipher patterns on pillows underneath — and that could pose an issue with a lot of wear.
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" To help them decipher the real from the fake, you might turn to our 2017 lesson plan "Evaluating Sources in a 'Post-Truth' World: Ideas for Teaching and Learning About Fake News.
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"Turn to your left," he told a seatmate in the MSNBC waiting area, apparently willing to offer a candid assessment of Mr. Stone only if cameras could not decipher any eye contact.
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And we launched a new newsletter, Abroad in America, dedicated to helping international readers decipher what's going on in the U.S. The writer, Sarah Lyall, was herself an expat for many years.
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The video was just 30 seconds long, but presented just enough of an enigmatic challenge that everyone was watching it on loop in an attempt to decipher and discover its hidden meanings.
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When the time came to review complicated loan offers, we did our best to decipher the terminology in the contracts, and to steer students away from the many predatory offers we received.
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A firsthand account of the tumult inside President Trump's White House is scheduled to be published in January, the latest in a string of books that seek to decipher his unprecedented presidency.
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The idea is that the same techniques used to generate realistic deepfakes and deftly play Go might be able to decipher the complex rules of drug design and generate molecules from scratch.
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However, according to a fashion expert, it&aposs easy to decipher the "mournful mood" of the monarchy by analyzing how their outfit choices have changed since the big announcement earlier this month.
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In its judgment on Monday, the league said Cora had arranged for the installation of a monitor showing centerfield camera shots, giving players the ability to decipher the signs and alert batters.
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The Red Sox are also accused of using the video replay room during regular-season games to decipher the signs of opposing catchers, according to The Athletic, which cited three unnamed sources.
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Unable to decipher the menu in the restaurant (a shimmering greenhouse where Less dines alone), for three meals he orders something he recalls from a novel— fassona , a tartare of local veal.
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Three unnamed sources with the Red Sox accused the 2018 team of illegally used a video replay room during regular-season games to decipher the signs of opposing catchers, The Athletic reported.
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Take, for example, the 1807 treason trial of Aaron Burr, in which a clerk for the former vice president was ordered to decipher a coded letter — arguably a crude form of decryption.
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I've been using the Nest Thermostat E for the past few weeks, trying to decipher why anyone would buy the more expensive version if both are compatible with your heating and cooling system.
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"We wanted to leave it to the audience to decipher what's real, what's based on something real, what's completely fictionalized," Spelling said at a Television Critics Association event where networks preview new shows.
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However, at this stage, we aren't able to decipher whether it would be unwise for Joshua to jump straight into a fight with relatively battle-hardened heavyweight veterans like the two mentioned above.
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Hacker at workGostomelsky wanted to be able to identify exactly who was doing the broadcasting, so he included in his five suitcases four microcomputers with software-defined radios—devices that decipher radio signals.
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In the meantime, scientists with more modest agendas—who wanted simply to decipher the brain's signals, rather than to grab civilization by the neurons—continued putting wires in the heads of laboratory animals.
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People felt special about it because they felt del Toro's love for it; whether or not they'll feel the same way about Steven S. DeKnight's passion for the sequel is hard to decipher.
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The result is a pair of tools that are resistant to government surveillance: Google couldn't, in theory, help law enforcement decipher an incognito Allo conversation or Duo call even if it wanted to.
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This year, it just won't be the same when an entire day isn't spent following the cryptic tweets of show-goers trying to decipher what over-the-top surprise he has in store.
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She did let us take over, and made herself available as needed, a brief portion of each day, to decipher what she used regularly and what we were able to recycle or donate.
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On Thursday's episode of VICELAND's Desus and Mero, the hosts unpacked the wild footage Young captured, struggling to decipher what "fully engulged" means and taking in Young's impressive run as an investigative reporter.
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At 36, the actor is an enigma: a leading man carrying some pretty heavy-hitting blockbusters and franchises who hasn't managed to decipher how to carve out a Hollywood identity of his own.
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As we were talking about before the show, there is so much information out there right now that sometimes it is hard to exactly decipher what is really newsworthy and what is not.
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" Across two albums, Shabazz Palaces tell the story of the alien Quazarz, who arrives and must decipher what's going on in America, from fraught racial politics to smartphones, depicted here as "jealous machines.
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It is incumbent on respected healthcare institutions to make sure people are able to decipher the information all around them and to provide accurate, timely and useful information for patients to utilize. 4.
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When Campbell and company ran those measurements through computer models to decipher how fluctuations in the gas relate to global plant growth, he found that modern history sticks out like a sore thumb.
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"We're losing precious information about our history every day, not because we cannot decipher it, but because we can't access it in the first place," Phillipa Benson, managing editor of Science Advances, said.
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Here's another look: And a close-up: There's been an effort on social media to decipher the visible portions of the whiteboards (there are others in the office not visible in Shmuley's photos).
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In Microsoft's Whiteboard app, there's a tool that can automatically read your handwriting, and then automatically "beautify" it so that anyone you work with isn't forced to try to decipher your chicken scratch.
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The argument for fall sports in 4K is obvious: Sports fans shouldn't have to spend the first months of the season unable to decipher where the ball is or what the score says.
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He is worried Perfect Day's product is so similar to milk's composition that it could look and be labeled like milk produced from a cow, making it difficult for a consumer to decipher.
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Yet, even after decades of research, Cooper and other lightning experts readily admit that there are many unresolved questions, in a field where there's little to no research funding to decipher the answers.
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Among those are some from "World of Echo," which are hardest to decipher — including the extraordinary "Soon to Be Innocent Fun/Let's See," as well as "Answers Me," the song Mr. West used.
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You can also choose to be a rebel or fight for the Galactic Empire—and you can decipher bits of Aurebesh (the official language of Tatooine) in the companion app and instruction manual.
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The new technology came in handy recently for multinational team of researchers,who worked with the Italian National Research Council to decipher the writings on the front and back of an ancient scroll.
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In hopes of uncovering additional Crypto Cat and Decipher Dog adventures, I filed a FOIA request with the NSA asking for proposed graphic designs of a "Cryptokids Fun Book" released by the agency.
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Burnham outwitting the computer to escape the brig stretched disbelief, especially when you consider that in "Star Trek V: The Final Frontier," Kirk, Spock and McCoy had to decipher Scotty using Morse code.
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We talk about tricky clues and how to decipher them every day on Wordplay, but one thing that doesn't get covered enough is general knowledge, primarily because there is so much to know.
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As they try to find a bipartisan solution on immigration, lawmakers have also had to try to decipher what exactly would be acceptable to Mr. Trump, given that he holds the veto pen.
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With past themes like "Resilient Dynamism" and "Globalization 4.0: Shaping a Global Architecture in the Age of the Fourth Industrial Revolution," even the topics of conversation at Davos can be hard to decipher.
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I normally don't bother you until the Tricky Clues section, but I'm just letting you know that you might need Google to decipher today's theme, unless you are a film and television buff.
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A herd of adolescent girls dressed as unicorns tossed rainbow flags in the air while Rosario, out of practice with English, tried to decipher what the announcer was saying in his Southern accent.
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Like much of the world, the European Union is struggling to decipher a President Trump who seems every day to be picking a new fight with a new nation, whether friend or foe.
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That means that if a government agency had a wiretapping order for your Signal messages, Open Whisper Systems would not have the key to decipher the messages and would be unable to comply.
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Depending upon America's dedicated analytic capacity to decipher sorely-complex strategic quandaries, this could become a relatively benign silence of protracted mutual deterrence, or, more ominously, a dreadful silence of mutually-reinforcing annihilations.
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As of now, these numbers are notional; the private sector is still trying to decipher what it can do in space that it cannot on Earth — or that millions of people will pay for.
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An investigation by MLB found that a member of the Red Sox training staff used the smartwatch to receive information that helped the team's players decipher hand signals used by the opposing team's catcher.
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Neural nets are almost impossible to decipher in the sense that you really don't know what weights have changed or what parts of the little neural net have changed to come up with results.
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A lot of what has been created up to now has been on the perception side of the equation: computer vision, image recognition and other systems to help decipher the world around the machine.
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He also sees machine learning and other techniques as indispensable data-mining tools for in-game analytics, so game studios can study player behavior and decipher new insights to improve a game over time.
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Or maybe they will flood the zone with a bunch of ads, each one with a different color background or other distinguishing characteristic to confuse anyone who might be trying to decipher a strategy.
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After the cut to black, the camera shifts its point of view to that of the mystery victim, but the group's screams are muffled and any name they're calling out is impossible to decipher.
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Bryan Cranston played Lyndon B. Johnson in HBO's All The Way, so he's a decent surrogate to decipher what the former president would have to say about this deeply confusing era of our nation.
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