For instance, it's easier to discern which color is lighter between two shades of red than it is to discern which color is lighter between different colors.
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I was too identified with Todbaum to discern the wretchedness of his hungers, or perhaps I was unable to discern how much less ordinarily wretched they were than my own.
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Jazz solos can even be hard to discern as solos.
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So, what can we discern about Miss Swift's current happenings?
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It is hard to discern truth in Egypt these days.
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But in actuality, the difference is very difficult to discern.
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It is hard to discern the connections between these ideas.
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But, before the revolution, their intentions were difficult to discern.
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"We can't really discern the why just yet," Putney said.
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In practice, however, the actual improvement is hard to discern.
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Sometimes it's hard to discern a parody from its original.
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It was hard to discern anything sinister in all this.
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"We can't really discern the 'why' just yet," Putney said.
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The value of a celebrity cameo is difficult to discern.
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Indeed, these "nebulous areas" become hard to discern at all.
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I also ask them to discern and analyze changing trends.
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His precise movements are difficult to discern from the video.
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But what differences I can discern just aren't worth pursuing.
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A couple economic reports will help discern hope from reality.
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The exact details of Iran's move were difficult to discern.
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Often, they use questionnaires to discern what their subjects eat.
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But how could markets discern something like poor campaign organization?
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And, they noted, the reasons are not difficult to discern.
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Today, the average citizen cannot readily discern fact from fiction.
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In still others, the motive is not easy to discern.
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Are there any signs to discern or runes to read?
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The reason for the change is not hard to discern.
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The nature of the era, though, seems harder to discern.
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They are as common as they are difficult to discern.
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Chaos makes it still more difficult to discern those dimensions.
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As to his real aims, they are hard to discern.
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Dr Price and his team could discern no pattern whatsoever.
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Investors are now struggling to discern what Monday will bring.
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James Buckhouse: How do you discern a strong founding team?
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So the why of her book becomes easy to discern.
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Was there an unspoken pact that she failed to discern?
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It calls for looking deep within to discern future directions.
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But I sure didn't discern that to be the case.
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Exactly what that purview is can be hard to discern.
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"There's really no consistency that I can discern," said Gieringer.
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How do you discern what's actually real and what's not?
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Secondly, the higher contrast iconography makes it easier to discern buttons.
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I still discern what matters in life and what is trivial.
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One of the many ways that you can discern how unserious
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Maybe Hornqvist did it intentionally for reasons we've yet to discern?
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His views on the global financial architecture are hard to discern.
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So it's much harder to discern how much "monny" he has.
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Discern the facts for yourself and watch the "Moves" performance below.
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Discern which deals are deals This seems straightforward, but it's not.
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Indeed, what constitutes a social norm can be hard to discern.
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Mr. Trump's strategy is even harder to discern in the cyberattacks.
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Mr. Weinreich noted that Mr. Paddock was generally hard to discern.
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First, try to discern what type of door you're up against.
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Livia seemed fine now, no lingering sadness that Richard could discern.
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It's harder to discern what's really going on behind the scenes.
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How then could I be asked to discern what came next?
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Jewish ancestry, on the other hand, is far easier to discern.
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What do you look for to discern a strong founding team?
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What tech tools do you use to discern or trace disinformation?
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Even listeners who could discern them seemed amused by the pronunciation.
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The coercion is more subtle, nuanced and more difficult to discern.
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The ability to discern such opportunity is important for an NSA.
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The American people in the next election will probably discern this.
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"Because now I discern a true opportunity for change," he replied.
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Ultimately, however, it'll be up to us to discern fact from fiction.
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But eventually, you'll start to see patterns and discern meaning from context.
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They followed the sound and could soon discern that it was Wagner.
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Even so, he said, he found it hard to discern their intentions.
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This makes it difficult to discern how a particular item will perform.
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Peering through the ideological confusion you can just about discern three groups.
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Placing detectors inside a pyramid can discern cavities within a solid structure.
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You basically are fully functional, there's no loss that I can discern.
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For centuries, Roman writers struggled to discern the meaning of civil war.
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Occasionally, Pak misread something that was hard to discern from far away.
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The difference between pragmatism and self-pity has become hard to discern.
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It gave the I.A.A.F. two years to try to discern that advantage.
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"I don't discern a change in stance from the speech," Hill said.
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Upon first watch, it's difficult to discern whether or not they're CGI.
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It's seldom possible to discern the start or end of any phrase.
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One can't help trying to discern recurring themes, development or narrative sweep.
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Because Rodney is a black man, it is less easy to discern.
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At this point it's difficult to discern what will happen come April.
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Are they awarding the performances they hear, or the potential they discern?
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But there's no way to discern when any of them were posted.
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The merits of tying this to charter schools are hard to discern.
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Bless those Southern Baptists' hearts for their ability to discern the difference.
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The ownership and operations of other entities are more difficult to discern.
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I kept on trying to discern some distinguishing feature, taste, or texture.
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He also screams and barks for no particular reason I can discern.
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The images came out veiled, difficult to discern, at best vague presences.
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For no good reason I can discern, there is no 128 GB option.
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There are three flavors I can discern: sweet, salty, and Chipotle (the restaurant).
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Whether the company is making much money right now is hard to discern.
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Our instruments can't discern if the particles are organic or inorganic in nature.
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That can make it hard to discern what's really happening in the economy.
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Nor, so far as I could discern, did anybody ever leave the house.
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"Artificial intelligence and algorithms have a poor ability to discern sarcasm or parody."
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It was surprisingly easy to discern who wanted a relationship and who didn't.
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Yet the outlines of a grand bargain are not so hard to discern.
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The other interactions were hard to discern because they simply weren't working well.
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A chart makes this easier to discern: The conclusion is simple: Simpler still?
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Surgeons often rely on touch, for example, to discern healthy from tumorous tissue.
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Consumers often discern between a product and the person behind it, experts added.
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It took weeks for British doctors to discern the cause of Litvinenko's illness.
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By the end of the play, divine providence is much harder to discern.
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The dog was then left to discern which informant has the correct knowledge.
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He doesn't have a good way to discern who is tweeting at him.
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Even with the resolution blurred this way, you can still discern a picture.
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It casts them as ignorant consumers, unable to discern good performances from bad.
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And people can really discern what is true and what is not true.
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But the differences between the two were also harder than ever to discern.
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It was easy to discern that he was close to a nervous breakdown.
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Forked tongues help some reptiles discern which direction a smell is coming from.
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It's time to discern and be specific about what needs to be modernized.
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It took them about five minutes to discern the proper dress for me.
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Why one place erupts and another does not is never easy to discern.
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The partnership reportedly makes it difficult to discern Huawei's involvement in the projects.
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It's difficult to discern any market logic for MOPRs on renewables and nuclear.
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We try to discern from a scientific perspective whether this development is abnormal.
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Trying to discern the Islamic State's plans for defending the city, Staff Gen.
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There's no way to visibly discern a hemp plant from a marijuana plant.
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I could discern a bit of a mumbled exchange going on behind me.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has said that truth is too "complicated" to discern.
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Its hard to discern where they end and the world around them begins.
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Winemakers don't always make it easy to discern the differences among these choices.
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Beyond this, it is difficult to discern what is being priced into markets.
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Nor can we discern in the aftermath what point the playwright is making.
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It was pitch-black outside and impossible to discern who was shooting where.
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Today many discern the hand of man behind polluted seashores and vanishing species.
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The systems have to discern and respond to different driver skill levels and emotions.
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"These are nearly impossible to discern as fakes, even by trained experts," Baggett says.
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During the campaign, it was often difficult to discern policy positions from applause lines.
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It's often difficult to discern any tactical plan, no matter how hard one looks.
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I couldn't discern the differences in their positions because I didn't know the history.
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It's also an issue of news literacy — a reader's ability to discern credible news.
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Many Americans today are fundamentally unable to discern the difference between truth and falsehoods.
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But it is also making it difficult to discern the motives of policy makers.
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But it is still hard to discern any sign of stock build within China.
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I can discern this little dent only because I have been touching my skin.
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Less than a month from Trump's inauguration, the distinction is increasingly hard to discern.
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To discern the true state of the world, he says, we should use numbers.
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In the meantime, it's difficult to discern which Amazon sellers are hawking certified glasses.
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It may also be able to one day discern the effectiveness of those advertisements.
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Before everything wrapped up, it was hard to discern how the US would act.
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South Korea has said it&aposs trying to discern Trump&aposs meaning and intent.
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Jaafari also said it was difficult to discern the terrorists lurking among the opposition.
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In the digital sphere, the distinction between fact and facade is harder to discern.
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In the video, you can discern the two objects by their edges (and scale).
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Americans today are less likely to discern the noble within the grittiness of reality.
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The line between "tainted" and "innocent" assets may not always be easy to discern.
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I have no ability to discern what's normal and age-appropriate from what's not.
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"How bad was that?" one inquired, seeking to discern the impact of Trump's words.
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In many instances, this approach made it difficult to discern reported facts from judgments.
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Slowly I began to discern the divisions that separated the Iraqis from each other.
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Do you think Americans have simply lost the ability to discern fact from fiction?
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And contrary to popular belief, they are impossible to discern by looking at her.
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Yet amid all this blatant symbolism, it's difficult to discern a theme or focus.
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In 2008, public health officials began to discern the first signs of opioid abuse.
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Your therapy is clearly helping you to discern the true story of your relationship.
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But who these billionaires are and what they're like is more difficult to discern.
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Beyond simple nostalgia, though, the appeal of this limp retread is difficult to discern.
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The "why" behind Rubio's statement is much easier to discern than the statement itself.
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From the images, it's difficult to discern the make and model of the car.
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It has actually been hard to discern America's bottom line on all of this.
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It took some time for British doctors to discern the cause of Litvinenko's illness.
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This means baseball's investigators must discern whether the allegations on social media are credible.
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This will help you discern how receptive your friend might be to your efforts.
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That's primarily in order to discern Alphabet's motivation in suing the ride-hail company.
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And, admittedly, it may be easier to discern problematic content from video instead of text.
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Everyone wants tech to be more private, but we must discern between promises and delivery.
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You have to look very closely to discern where one ends and the other begins.
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I can discern her interest in Asian and Native American Indian art in the drawings.
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In 210, he was able to discern that Uranus wasn't another star, but a planet.
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Some officials had been trying to discern gayness from the way refugees responded to inkblots.
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It's genuinely hard to discern one photo from the next at 60 frames per second.
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That Hazony and company can stare at Wax's phrase and not discern racism speaks volumes.
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Most state data make it difficult to discern how many prisoners are here illegally vs.
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Outside of the U.K. itself, major economic damage may be hard to discern, it added.
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Once again, Trump's constant flip flops make it hard to discern where he would go.
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That means you need a photosensitive surface that can discern just a handful of photons.
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"It'll be very interesting to discern," what makes a planet Earth-like, versus Venus-like.
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Regardless, this study shows how difficult it's going to be to discern therapy from enhancement.
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But even seemingly simple traits are not always so easy to discern based on DNA.
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In isolation, the implications of this bacterial colonization of attire are not easy to discern.
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Dragons may be about, but they are not yet close enough for us to discern.
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Yet, without a quid pro quo, it is hard to discern even a conceivable crime.
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Put briefly, this indicator shouldn't be relied upon to discern the stock market's next move.
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We possess more knowledge, better reflexes and — most important — the ability to discern potential intent.
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He is especially impressed by the general's ability to discern military talent in untried men.
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Where else can we discern the kind of plate collision that leads to an earthquake?
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She does so with a blitheness that often makes more earnest intentions hard to discern.
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It's not always easy to discern a logic behind the labeling, though sometimes it is.
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It left him able to discern only strong colors, light and dark, and blurry shapes.
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The problem is, as the planet warms, these patterns will become increasingly difficult to discern.
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Of course, there's no way for GoGoGrandparent to immediately discern a detour from a disaster.
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But some EU member state diplomats say it now hard to discern what Britain wants.
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The thing we must always struggle to discern is the proper shape of that testimony.
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For much of my journey, it was difficult to discern where the border even was.
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Unable to discern who the culprits were, the police unleashed unrestrained violence on everyone present.
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You also rely on their ability to discern clearly what you want them to do.
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For these sisters, the influence of their anonymous intercessions might be more difficult to discern.
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" In the vacuum, he could discern "no minimum level of convergence between the key players.
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A brief gun battle followed as the U.S. troops struggled to discern friends from foe.
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If Democrats are seeing this in Warren, how quickly will the broader electorate discern it?
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It is not always easy to discern the boundary between understandable fear and unmistakable discrimination.
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After a bit of frantic interpreting, we discern another code, and this time it works!
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And introductory psychology and biology textbooks still say we can discern only about 10,000 odors.
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Intent can be difficult to discern, and it's certainly not quantifiable in any precise way.
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This is the horizon from which we are continually invited to discern all our actions.
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As investors, we&aposre naturally inclined to consult the past to discern a path forward.
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And, by Act 4, it's possible to discern the sweet music of a dishwasher backstage.
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In this rapidly changing, aggressively agitated moment, it's very difficult to discern what the future holds.
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Looking at the images, the researchers could discern such features as star clusters and individual stars.
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The group will also aim to develop algorithms that can discern between incivility and intolerant discourse.
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Narrow-minded people aren't able to discern between the different degrees of harassment and its complexity.
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Some transfers are of such poor quality that it's nearly impossible to discern what's going on.
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"The university has initiated a review in an attempt to discern the facts," the school tweeted.
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The prospects are harrowing: perfect fakes, creatable by anyone, unleashed at scale and difficult to discern.
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The listener does not necessarily discern these structures consciously, but the formal underpinnings provide subliminal coherence.
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And yet journalists and lawmakers spent weeks trying to discern whether he was telling the truth.
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Instead, they suggest, the $150 telomere testing kit is a way to discern information about health.
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Looking ahead, the researchers say their findings could be used to discern other possible aerodynamic features.
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For example, we can't yet teach artificial intelligence systems how to discern between truth and falsehood.
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The night vision is grayscale and can discern whether it's sunlight peeking through or a floodlight.
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A hallmark of dyslexia is the inability to discern phonemes, distinct sounds represented by specific letters.
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Trump appears to be as confused as we are trying to discern what he actually believes.
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Yet even with so much information out there about nutrition, it's hard to discern what's correct.
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It has become exceedingly difficult for the individual to discern what is good science vs. fiction.
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It becomes difficult to discern between the shadows and the snow, the silhouette and the background.
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Most of the time we can only in retrospect discern what she was trying to say.
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The ministry is working to discern whether and how widely the practice was known, he added.
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It wouldn't take long to discern the values and ideas at the core of each contestant.
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But there are some details in the lidar data that the human ear could never discern.
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But new kitchens and bathrooms make owners happy, and their value is more difficult to discern.
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"He began to discern patterns in the data — unanticipated constancies, conserved ratios, numerical rhythms," Mukherjee writes.
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Looking up at the hundred-and-two-story structure, he couldn't discern a viable way up.
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I didn't see a thermometer in the steam room, so I couldn't discern the exact temperature.
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First, it's not easy to discern the actual size of the stash of corporate money abroad.
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In fact, there were so many toppings I could hardly discern the taste of the patty.
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As I'm not a hardcore otaku, it's sometimes difficult for me to fully discern the differences.
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It's possible to discern the ghostly outline of an American television sitcom in the movie's structure.
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From what I could discern from the website, however, we seemed to be out of luck.
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All of this has made it impossible to discern the law's effect on the federal deficit.
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He died in October 1992 at 50, of causes unknown to me and difficult to discern.
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The most obvious way to discern the two reptiles is to stare down their sinister snouts.
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Some companies say their services can discern demographic information or identify clothes and other objects, too.
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In "press++01.20," it's difficult to discern between reportage and artifice, reaching a near-humorous effect.
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How they came to be there was impossible to discern and we couldn't safely ask them.
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"We came to no conclusion that I could discern," said Senator Ron Johnson, Republican of Wisconsin.
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There is no way to discern the direction they walk or their location on a GPS.
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I've been able to discern the spaces that matter to me and the spaces that don't.
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It used to be that, in any given season, you could usually discern one "It" color.
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The firm uses IBM Watson to analyze people's language patterns to discern what they really feel.
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Our columnist writes that, aside from winning, Real Madrid's defining qualities are not easy to discern.
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Were all of them carefully selected based on some connection or commonality even they can't discern?
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There were other partial footprint-like depressions, but evidence of trampling made them harder to discern.
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I found it really hard to discern any ideological core as I was doing the book.
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The space telescope is able to discern features on Jupiter as small as 80 miles across.
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Martin employs a simple calculation to discern whether a deal or market makes a lucrative investment.
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Such backing, critics say, can make it hard to discern whether French start-ups are competitive.
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The colors of his own flag are hard to discern, which makes him a reliable guide.
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The stakes in the Ashkenazi intelligence debate, by contrast, are a little bit hard to discern.
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The higher the resolution, the closer you can sit without being able to discern individual pixels.
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What's impossible to discern, however, is how many outright errors and unfortunate nuances never see print.
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This narrative style left me unable to discern whose story "Shot-Blue" is supposed to be.
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The eyes have learned to appreciate a marble sculpture, the ears to discern a clever symphony.
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This is all in an attempt to discern Alphabet's motivation in suing the ride-hail company.
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The weather cleared, and for a week after the crash the air above our road was filled with light aircraft—not actually a swarm, like mosquitoes looking for blood, but quite a few of them, rubbernecking, perhaps apprehensively, curious to discern whatever they thought they could discern.
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However, in real life, the effects of the phone's extra smarts are often quite hard to discern.
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The reasons behind the price increase, as is often the case with Bitcoin, are hard to discern.
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All it requires are astute astronomers who can discern the CEB signature in the observed light curves.
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It's difficult to discern if it's a male or female voice, or how old the caller is.
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Investors are trying to discern whether Snap falls into the Facebook bucket -- or the one with Zynga.
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Here's some information that will help you discern whether this astronomical event is worth all the hype.
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That ability to discern that for American Express versus San Pellegrino, that's where the value comes from.
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Past research has shown that horses, dogs, and even mockingbirds can discern between individuals of other species.
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Internet sleuths were able to discern the car's license plate number and track down the dog dumpers.
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You don't have to know a whole lot about journalism to discern between fake and real news.
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This is not something I could discern from a few minutes in a circus-like demo room.
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It's the ride-hail player's attempt to discern Levandowski's motivation for allegedly downloading these files from Alphabet.
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At the moment, it's difficult to discern what, if anything, Paul hopes to achieve with this venture.
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Kiyoko picks up the citrine stones offered to her, examining them closely using criteria I can't discern.
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The ability to discern AI from humans is a problem that will only get worse over time.
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He just wishes there was a way to discern the real ISO-certified lenses from the fakes.
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So for all the talk of party renewal, it is difficult to discern a hunger for revolution.
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What is much harder to discern however is where the talent is moving, or intending to move.
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If real life had become too defeating, perhaps there was something I could discern from the unreal.
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So, we have to be able to help people understand and discern the difference between the two.
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The intersection between design and political power, as far as these candidates go, is difficult to discern.
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As a result, trying to discern the impact of advertising using actual vote totals would be futile.
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At this point, you may be thinking: If most people can't even discern the pixels, who cares?
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Sometimes the AI makes "mistakes," but you can still discern a kind of logic in the comparison.
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What enabled Bellamy to discern the quality of such disparate practitioners is, in retrospect, impossible to tell.
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But the details it does contain make it easy to discern the thinking that went into them.
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Primary characteristics are those human features we can generally discern by visual examination—something we can see.
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They were crucial, they were told, to improving Facebook's ability to discern, over time, what constitutes news.
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It's impossible to discern Olympios's motive in this whole ordeal unless, that is, she returns to paradise.
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Many people are in denial and cannot discern facts over biased or misleading information in conservative media.
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In fact, however, in spite of its paucity, we can discern some additional points from the decision.
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To discern between the two, I color-code my calendar for everything I do throughout the day.
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Their hope was to create anonymous identifiers so advertisers could discern which users had seen their ads.
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These videos look so authentic that it is almost impossible to discern that they are not real.
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It does not take much imagination to discern the potential for misuse of this kind of knowledge.
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The author said it was difficult to discern whether the president ever actually let the idea go.
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And sometimes we simply don't have enough consistent experience with a particular place to discern its character.
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If there's nothing new to discern here, it's at least a vibrant take on an old standard.
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Recently, his facial features, downturned and not easy to discern, have led scholars to decide he's Alexander.
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A band had begun and the vibrator's mic couldn't discern any singular noise, so it revved furiously.
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It a is track that is layered and it's almost a challenge to discern the song's parts.
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They were too burnt for my taste, to the point where I couldn't really discern any flavor.
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If you feel confident you can discern the difference between high- and low-quality information, search away.
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The report isn't too detailed so it's hard to discern what the causes of those disengagements were.
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Mr. Trump's intentions were hard to discern, even as he took time to jab at the Democrats.
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At times there is just too much of it and it is difficult to discern and digest.
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Now these fraud experts are working to discern something equally complicated: whether I am stealing a snack.
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This is especially challenging at a moment in which love has been hard to find and discern.
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It is easier to discern the difference between a mined emerald and one produced in a laboratory.
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Some people, after all, discern the shape of the Virgin Mary in a piece of burned toast. ■
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Right as Liu lingers on a subject long enough to discern what it is, he changes direction.
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The shapes are best seen from the air, and many are impossible to discern from the ground.
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Additionally, several products were missing tags and labels, making it challenging to discern what was on sale.
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But you can't discern the other, modified call, according to a study published Thursday in Current Biology.
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But they were unable to discern the secrets he gave Moscow or the nature of his work.
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Some are already preparing for a rash of photo leaks, trying to discern standards for what's publishable.
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Francesa's ability to "discern what was most important in an event or story was unparalleled," he said.
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He can discern a shimmering thread of idealism in the Yugoslav experiment, buried amid a stolid reality.
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You try to discern a pattern, because what we want to do is prevent this from happening again.
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The speech was very robotic sounding, but nearly three in four listeners were able to discern the content.
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But using those references, it could discern what emotion people were expressing and respond all on its own.
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It makes a before-and-after comparison easy, so interference at the political level is simple to discern.
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And sometimes it could be hard to discern because you don&apost know how these things play out.
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Acero was trying to discern what about Samantha could make someone fall in love without ever seeing her.
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The test is not hard, as it's easy to discern which two lines match each other in size.
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Third Culture is a photographer by trade and a pin maker by hobby, from what I can discern.
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True art connoisseurs are experts able to discern both the quality and authorship of a work of art.
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To put it lightly, the issue of which income group pays more taxes is not easy to discern.
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But I also trusted myself to discern whether being with him would be a terrible experience or not.
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Poor Starr was reduced to watching his bandmate's rear-ends to discern where they were in the song.
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The pain made it hard to discern just how much he has fallen off from his past performance.
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I'm losing my ability to discern when Trump says something idiotic and when Trump says something extremely idiotic.
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What's more, these tests, which hunt for the presence of certain antibodies, can't discern between Zika and dengue.
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Policies are typically written for one year, so an incremental shift in risk can be hard to discern.
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In addition, it doesn't discern if that viewer is more likely to be a Republican, Democrat or independent.
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The researchers were even able to discern piles of rock fragments that were likely deposited during a storm.
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Yet on North Korea and trade issues, the payoff for Abe's efforts has sometimes been difficult to discern.
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But there are some technicalities that only slow motion or the expert eye of a judge can discern.
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Click it once and you get a barebones watch face that's a bit difficult to discern at first.
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That left little basis for the scientific community to accept the method or discern its susceptibility to error.
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We private citizens have the ability, perhaps even the duty, to sanction and discern the speech of others.
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But relying on rating agencies to discern good from bad may not help, after misjudgements at IL&FS.
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Based on what we can discern from photos of the two, the spouses enjoy a pretty fabulous lifestyle.
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One thing personalization doesn't do, however, is turn on any way for the HomePod to discern individual voices.
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It is not an exaggeration to discern a direct line between Mr Timothy's upbringing and Mrs May's vision.
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The speakers talk as if there is a narrative governing individual existence, but they struggle to discern it.
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Gimmicky marketing names can make it hard to discern what features a car has and how they work.
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One of Wall Street's favorite pastimes is trying to discern hidden meaning in language tweaks from Fed officials.
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When allowed to choose, patients seem able to discern quality — as they define it — and gravitate toward it.
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It's difficult to discern progress from mere movement when the latter is celebrated as though it is revolution.
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As a result, even a first-time listener can discern the architectural design holding the vast structure together.
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Our separated system of power that creates multiple arenas of governance makes this even more difficult to discern.
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" Among other things, she could discern that the Russians had tried "to minimize the vote of African-Americans.
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It's hard to discern the true scope and scale of what's under consideration without knowing the precise language.
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And how are we to discern when foreign actors purposely inflict these fears upon us through intimidation tactics?
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Professors Kar and Mazzone say they instead tried to discern a neutral principle from centuries of unbroken practice.
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When it comes to casting models, the line between "real" and "too real" can be tricky to discern.
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Six out of nine races may not be a trend, but we can discern some notable patterns nonetheless.
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The intersection between design and political power, as far as these congressional candidates go, is difficult to discern.
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It's possible that aging Americans are less able to discern if a news story is fake or credible.
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Some of those indicators may be fairly transparent, while others will be harder to discern ahead of time.
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Is this—subtle hints of horse shit—the sort of nuance I wanted to be able to discern?
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Few cornerbacks can discern every route Marshall might run just by looking at his alignment within the formation.
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If only the streets were fronted by brick rowhouses, so that I could easily discern the contemporary exception!
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The tax cuts probably contributed to both trends, although it will be hard to discern exactly how much.
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Yiannopoulos's full-throated embrace of online trolling makes it virtually impossible to discern what his actual beliefs are.
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But among that, hard to discern in the darkness, a few houses and other buildings were partly preserved.
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Is it the performances given that day, or what they discern as the potential of these emerging singers?
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But it's hard to discern a collective message in their garment-rending: Is it design that needs fixing?
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But looking closely, you can discern what seem like two lines outlining the body of the reclining nude.
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It took us a moment to discern Dr. Tongan's fingertips pressing into the infant's chest in steady rhythm.
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Whether Samsung can convince people to do that upgrading a little earlier than usual is harder to discern.
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Yet if there is a pattern to what gets selected and what doesn't, it's not easy to discern.
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Empowering individuals amid this global web to discern fact from fiction is a stronger bulwark against viral misinformation.
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Unlike YouTube, Amazon does not label content as user-generated, making it harder for users to discern quality.
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The proliferation of charts makes it impossible to discern who is and who is not a big cheese.
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Beyond its military look, the distinction between the AR-15 and hunting rifles can be difficult to discern.
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" Spin noted his ability to discern gods in the neighborhood trash and pronounced him "strong on punk ethics.
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Countless stores are visited where shopkeepers attempt to discern your tastes as they trot out garment after garment.
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While the full impact is still difficult to discern, there is little doubt who is suffering the most.
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Nest Cam Outdoors can discern the difference between just motion in front of the camera and actual people.
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The next phase will be to better discern what the particles might be doing to the human body.
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Finally, through no signal that I could discern, the starlings lifted as one and disappeared into the sky.
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Many four-year universities are offering courses exactly aimed at helping students discern the deep purpose of life.
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That makes it hard to discern whether Crutcher had his hands up right as Shelby pulled the trigger.
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I think we can begin to discern three elements of what a replacement for conservatism might look like.
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A defining feature of the normal déjà vu experience is the ability to discern that it isn't real.
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High on this list is the dog's capacity to read human faces and body language to discern emotional circumstances.
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Determining to what degree humans are able to discern other species' emotional states is a next step, said Filippi.
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I began to painfully discern that their America was different from the America I looked to for my freedom.
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As for video, I couldn't really discern that much of a difference between the Pixel 3 and the 3A.
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Google has gotten pretty sophisticated, but they still can't discern the subject of your image without a little help.
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Customs officials are supposed to look for sanctioned goods, but it is hard to discern how rigorous they are.
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If Boz wrote this memo to spark debate, it's hard to discern whether that debate led to real change.
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More opportunity to actually pepper Trump with questions to discern if his more recent conservative policy conversions were authentic.
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When it's all mixed in with reliable information from honest sources, the truth can be very hard to discern.
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Then we discern the overlapping colored grids and then, mbedded in the ground — or is it dissolving into it?
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The effects of negative interest rates on inflation are hard to discern, but banks and insurers are obviously suffering.
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If the moral arc of the universe bends toward justice, its curvature is particularly hard to discern these days.
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When you actually discern what your needs are, it's much easier to slice through any Neptunian fogs of confusion.
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But a lack of focus in the video makes Finicum's precise movements prior to the shooting difficult to discern.
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But a lack of focus in the video makes it difficult to discern Finicum's precise movements before the shooting.
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Think of Johannes Kepler poring over Tycho Brahe's tables of planetary positions and trying to discern the underlying pattern.
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Thanks to Hollister's "before" and "after" photos of the controller's internals, he was able to discern what Nintendo did.
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But looking to states, or even counties, is far too large a unit of aggregation to discern voter patterns.
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The only people who like this plant are swingers, who use it as a way to discern other swingers.
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They can put out a survey and gather quick feedback in order to discern opinions and make better decisions.
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Apply the method to lots of people, and it is possible to discern what evolution has been up to.
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If you can discern Mary-Kate from Ashley at first glance, congratulations, you might peg the new Camaro quickly.
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It's able to discern movement caused by humans and alert rangers to speed up the process of catching poachers.
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Clinton absorbed the early blows—and now that the dust has cleared, maybe we can discern some new truths.
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Was he so disoriented from physical trauma and caloric deprivation that he couldn't discern the shortest path to help?
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It is able to discern between water and rocks to a depth of about 1,500 feet beneath the surface.
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Ms. Allen, however, couldn't discern whether she was to have a date with Mr. Rocklin, or a dinner meeting.
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An outsider would have been troubled to discern their tepid relational history had they parachuted into Chicago last week.
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I wondered if LJ sometimes found it difficult to discern raw signal from synesthetic effects in her daily life.
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And there has been the not-so-subtle "when did you graduate from college" question to discern her age.
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In passing, the artist was able only to discern the presence of a large white monument of some kind.
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"But now I've heard millennials saying they need to 'discern what I'm up to this afternoon,'" Mr. Horowitz said.
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Instead he expresses frustration, anger, mania — all of which aides read like tea leaves to discern what lies beneath.
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It wasn't easy to discern the shape and scope of the rally, or figure out where it actually began.
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You cannot discern a clear winner in terms of points, either, with the Packers holding a 3,335-3,331 edge.
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The livestream cut away at a key time, and audio of the explosions was hard to hear or discern.
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The exact nature of that evidence has been hard to discern because Judge Cogan's rulings have been heavily redacted.
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Finally, the Apple Heart and Movement Study will attempt to discern the correlation between heart rate/movement and hospitalizations.
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Of the others, dating as far back as 2002, it can be hard to discern what the infraction was.
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In an information-rich world, it is critical to discern between information we need and information we can ignore.
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"Either he has a reckless contempt for the truth, or he can't discern the truth from lies," he said.
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Yet throughout the first half of the book, no matter how much I squinted, I could not discern why.
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You will be able to discern what makes you happiest and most contented in other aspects of your life.
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The video also allows the AltSchool real-estate team to discern how to improve the layout of its schools.
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The foggier the narrative, the more difficult it is to discern fact from fiction and solid evidence from hearsay.
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The purge worked its way through the country slowly, the intentions behind its advance at times difficult to discern.
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While precise estimates are difficult to discern, some reports indicate that there are 85033,000 ISIS fighters detained in Syria.
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What was it about the Texas Rangers, some of the characteristics you were able to latch onto or discern?
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It leaves users to fend for themselves as they try to discern fact from fiction and opinion from reality.
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That may range from people possibly "liking" fewer posts to making it harder to discern who bought fake followers.
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Despite these developments, Fitch believes it is still too early to discern the ultimate impact from the firm's Sept.
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The paper's authors note there is some "slight distortion," in the adulterated clips, but it's extremely difficult to discern.
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Real-world missile launches are detected immediately by satellites that discern the infrared signature right off the launching pad.
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But it does work when historians discern broad similarities and patterns that link our present moment to the past.
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There is talking that is hard to discern but there is no apparent conversation between the officer and Gaines.
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They are Islamic, and in that sense, the end-state of their murderous program is not hard to discern.
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Channel the meticulous and attentive Virgo season energy to your advantage: Discern what is useful and what is not.
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By hour 17, he was reporting not being able to discern whether events were happening in VR and outside.
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Reuters has only seen photocopies of the passports so was unable to discern if they had been tampered with.
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" CBS helped viewers discern between replay and live footage by clearly marking each replay segment with the words "Video Tape.
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And we're not talking cutesy oblong flair for decorating your computers and notebooks, we're talking stickers that discern ripeness levels.
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Photo: Cynthia TedoreThe researchers' images show that ultraviolet light added new detail to leaves that made them easier to discern.
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Before the lights turned down, I could discern whispers about recipes and cookbooks and the whereabouts of Jeffrey (Ina's husband).
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That's what noise is: sound that becomes so complex, it is difficult for the brain to discern repetition or patterns.
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Look closely, though, and you might discern another theme: All of that is pretty much straight out of Apple's playbook.
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Buchanan did just that, erecting infrared "camera traps" throughout the leopard's territory and checking them daily to discern its routine.
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Rural voters are smart enough to discern what's important for their lives between policy ideas offered by the two parties.
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Inspired by the potential of artificial intelligence to discern aesthetic qualities, Bala cofounded a company called Grokstyle around this idea.
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So whom should the North Koreans — or other interested parties — take their cue from when trying to discern US policy?
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To cook any of these recipes, or to discern whether these athletes' recipes are actually theirs, seems beside the point.
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As with any advertising on Facebook, the social network's ability to discern your likes and interests is a big draw.
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Like governments the world over, Congress cannot effectively discern and synthesize critical policy information in today's loud, politicized public discourse.
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But it'll only take a computer a few samples of your handwriting to discern your writing style — and imitate it.
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Once a murder has been committed, players must investigate the body and enter a class trial to discern the culprit.
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Readers, publishers, critics can filter the pile for whatever pleases them and discern what looks like a trend in writing.
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" After the allegations surfaced, Simon told The Hollywood Reporter that he was "trying to discern what is or isn't there.
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It's sometimes difficult to discern the politics in the Zanzibar films, especially the ones made by Garrel under that banner.
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After a body turns up, Scully and Mulder (Gillian Anderson and David Duchovny) try to discern what caused the death.
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A high-definition screen may actually show more detail than your eyes can discern from couch distance, but color issues?
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An example of previous efforts to map rock outcrops, where it's difficult to discern rocks from shade, clouds, and snow.
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If they are exposed to reality-blurring imagery during that key developmental stage, it compromises their ability to discern reality.
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He believes that the discovery of this skeleton will help paleontologists finally discern the true evolutionary origins the megaraptor family.
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Then, they imaged the reaction using atom-probe tomography, or APT, which can discern the individual atoms' identity and positions.
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It's perhaps the most ambitious undertaking today date to discern the link between people's DNA and their success at dieting.
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Meyohas's embrace of art market forces makes it difficult to discern the measure of critique to complicity in her work.
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In an attempt to discern the best from the rest, we test drove four of the buzziest free options around.
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In such a highly mediated and monitored system, the line between participation and unwitting collaboration can be difficult to discern.
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In the magazine, it's next to impossible to discern what space is paid for as advertising and what is not.
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"It's hard to discern the difference, so we'd rather just paint the whole thing with a broad brush," he said.
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And I could never discern a consistent messaging strategy that every Republican candidate could deploy that resonated with their voters.
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Kant, for example, thought he could discern a "hidden plan" for universal freedom and equality in the shape of events.
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But it's inherently difficult to discern which companies will be successful in the early stages, regardless of private-market hype.
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Many of them appeared to occupy lowly positions on a ladder whose existence she was only just beginning to discern.
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"I believe the biggest risk we face as Americans is our own ability to discern reality from nonsense," Huffman wrote.
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It's difficult to discern exactly what that means, without hearing from the US government, which hasn't offered any public comments.
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Possible motivations for these efforts—from belated score-settling for the Cold War to alleviating sanctions—aren't hard to discern.
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Although the exact filling composition is hard to discern now, the researchers found traces of bitumen, vegetable fibers and hair.
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When the alt-right shouted "blood and soil" and "Heil Trump," the public could discern the filth beneath their message.
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When one studies the drawings in Prose Architectures, one can often discern cityscapes, landscapes, and the cross-sections of structures.
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A festival in Chicago can be filled with so many Europeans in it and you can't really discern the difference.
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The senior administration official declined to comment about whether U.S. intelligence was able to discern if the attack was deliberate.
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A second algorithm called the discriminator judged the result to see if it could discern AI- from human-created art.
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The pope told the cardinal to go back to Washington and "discern" what to do by listening to his priests.
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This direct approach is far more useful than looking at apps that aggregate scores or purport to discern your taste.
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There have been occasions when I saw too many distressed doctors and I was beginning to discern signs of burnout.
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Trying to discern meaning in this season's protests was as bewildering as defining a catch in the N.F.L. these days.
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When LeSean McCoy of the Buffalo Bills stretched during the anthem, people did mental calisthenics to discern what it meant.
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The telescope took images of the same patch of sky over time, allowing the scientists to discern any moving objects.
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They may well be generated by bots, and you cannot possibly discern the intentions of machines that have no intentions.
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But our ability to discern these changes is still rudimentary, and it is entirely likely that we will miss something.
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What is unnerving about the image is that one cannot discern the rope even though one knows it is there.
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But it's impossible to discern the private opinions of CrossFit's employees and to divine what beliefs the company really supports.
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The Watch Series 5 adds a built-in compass that can discern which direction you're facing, just like the iPhone.
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It's significantly harder to discern the legitimacy of a video when there's no way to tell when it was created.
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You need a domain expert, like Tristan, to discern what the issues are and what the appropriate responses would be.
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One is that using the health of the Big Six to discern the strength of the Premier League is flawed.
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Naked algorithms are just bunches of code, and even experts can find it challenging to discern what values they express.
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Two cases last week show how difficult it can be to discern where the line between deception and fraud lies.
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While it is up to students to discern between teacher and teachings, those in authority have a responsibility to protect.
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What the groups are fighting over has at times been hard to discern amid the volleys of accusations and counteraccusations.
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But if prosecutors thought they could distance themselves from Skalnik, they had failed to discern the game he was playing.
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Where a statute is ambiguous or silent on an issue, judges can use familiar interpretive techniques to discern its meaning.
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Amazon's software is sophisticated enough to discern from the labels and packaging that you chose black cherry, not lime, seltzer.
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He's a thermos bottle — you can't discern the temperature of the contents inside — whereas I'm more of a mood ring.
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He's a thermos bottle — you can't discern the temperature of the contents inside — whereas I'm more of a mood ring.
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Another possible explanation is that memory deteriorates with age, potentially undermining the tools people use to discern fact from fiction.
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The border is there but hard to discern; "Spot the Border" is a popular game with people driving across it.
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Its economic exceptionalism remains a conundrum, albeit one a reader of Art and Value can discern more clearly than before.
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Without that feedback, it's impossible to clearly discern the authenticity of what Manza Gallery has auctioned off to unsuspecting bidders.
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"It is impossible to discern from the videos what, if anything, Mr. Scott is holding in his hands," Bamberg said.
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For a while you would yank and tug at them, trying to discern the pattern that would unlock the game's conclusion.
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While we can clearly discern his motives (watermelon is a pretty tasty fruit), we're still stumped about a certain logistical factor.
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As the White House descends further into chaos, no one can discern President Donald Trump's next move until he makes it.
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Because the facial feedback from students is timestamped, instructors can potentially even discern which specific lesson kids were most distracted in.
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From the scale of production seen in these photos, you begin to discern the reach of the "Made in China" brand.
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" Fox famously left Twitter in January 2013 after tweeting "5 days on Twitter and I have yet to discern it's purpose.
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I can't discern from your letter whether or not your husband has a spending addiction (though it sounds like he might).
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For one, the correlation between lower-than-expected June 1 stocks and an export increase in July is difficult to discern.
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And it's hard to discern just what the company would do in the gaming space if it left the console business.
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As a result, it is hard to discern now what kind of end for Syria is now envisioned by the administration.
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On the new Dot, the lyrics and instruments were better balanced, and I could better discern Future's voice in the background.
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That age bias is easier to discern in box-office data than any differences between Republican and Democratic states, she says.
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You didn&apost have to be a master diplomat to discern that things were rapidly going downhill between the two countries.
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Analysts discern a pattern in this mutual harassment: whenever politicians on both sides inch towards peace, something nasty seems to happen.
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What I didn't get, though, was a fairy godmother who could magically discern which birth control would be best for me.
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It was hard to isolate chemicals when they always come mixed together, and impossible to discern one artificial fragrance from another.
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You have to look very closely at an image of a kitchen mixer on Wayfair's site to discern its actual virtualness.
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New research from Sophia University in Tokyo, Japan offers new experimental data showing that some cats really can discern their names.
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Ctenidae spiders used their main set of eyes to discern an object, and its secondary eyes are used to detect motion.
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SHARAD emits surface-penetrating radar waves that allowed Nerozzi's team to discern the internal structures and composition of the cavi unit.
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These scientists purposefully create fake signals to make sure the collaboration can discern what real measurements are supposed to look like.
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The NSA can then try to discern the intent of the adversary and use its countermeasure to mitigate the attempted intrusion.
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Apparently the eye cannot discern differences between this type of 13k image and a projector using a full resolution 21k system.
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The spacecraft's Wide Field Camera 3 has a high enough resolution, able to discern faint objects located near super bright ones.
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Through a backwards lens it's hard to discern one case from another, especially using scholarship that didn't have an LGBT lens.
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Here are some of the dominant storylines from Russia and what, if anything, we can discern about what's really going on.
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There is a simple reason for this: Through processes of competition, it becomes possible to discern who and what is valuable.
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It is not possible to discern what the man was saying from the video, which shows audience members' apparently concerned reactions.
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It is possible, though, to discern something more specific than all-purpose aloha in the shifting political priorities of Butler's followers.
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Imagine Trump with the daily briefing in the White House, trying to discern a tabloid rumor from a national security threat.
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In Trump's case as leader of the United States, if one rules out personal avarice the method becomes difficult to discern.
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It seemed so intuitive that I worried I could also be investing undue meaning in gestures nearly too subtle to discern.
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The difference between handmade and machine-made is sometimes hard to discern, sometimes blatant, as in the show's dynamic lace section.
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It would also have to be apparent that it was the aggregator's error, even though fault is often difficult to discern.
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The answer, Gary's work instructs us, has to do with the way we discern the motive and the intentions of speakers.
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He's reactive rather than active, a labile, intensely emotional man who is shredded by his own inability to discern what's real.
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It does not matter that the film lacks this guide as it is easy to discern the plot from the context.
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Behind his icy, imperious gaze, you can discern the pain of the past, along with a certain inviolable nobility of spirit.
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Knowing whether the partner-related topic you want to discuss is fair game or off limits can be difficult to discern.
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Emotional cheating can be difficult to discern because a romantic betrayal on their part and jealousy on yours can look similar.
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As Business Insider previously reported, Houston explains that these questions help him discern if a candidate is passionate about constantly improving.
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Today, thanks to the peace agreement, the long stoppages and searches are gone, and the border is almost impossible to discern.
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His life, though high in achievement in many ways, is a constant struggle to handle social cues he often can't discern.
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A series of jumps is called a "rhythm section" because each rider needs to quickly discern their own rhythm over them.
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There is one trait, Sabky writes, that is as "irresistible" as it is difficult to discern from a college application: kindness.
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According to Wiederhold, researchers interested in studying trolling are beginning to recognize a need to discern between trolling and cyber victimization.
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Still, do a quick scan for companies' tech stacks and you quickly discern the largely unaddressed opportunity that Stackshare is chasing.
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Alliances and patronage networks may be rewritten and reordered, and for reasons that will be hard to discern from the outside.
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The concept of "novelty" varies widely from person to person, and where, exactly, these fantasies come from is hard to discern.
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But in a country named for its ruling family, the line between public and private money can be hard to discern.
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The telescope can characterize their atmospheres by peering into them and even discern chemistry, weather and circulation patterns, the agency said.
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And let them look at what happened, over and over in slow motion, until they discern what they think they saw.
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" He added that he has full confidence in the American people to discern "the political associations, the political qualifications of people.
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The "speech clarity" preset is exactly what it sounds like, making it easier to discern what the characters are talking about.
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We occasionally discern the shadow of the photographer and her tripod-mounted, medium-format camera as she snaps the shutter cable.
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By contrast, generalists flourish in "wicked" learning environments, where patterns are harder to discern and feedback is delayed and/or inaccurate.
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Just trying to figure out the codes on rental history forms and discern what drove up their rent can seem daunting.
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I stared vigilantly at the horizon the whole way, even though I can't discern a whale from a mound of kelp.
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It's true that it might have been tricky for the very first viewers of "The Green Ray" to discern what happens.
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While crowdsourcing can theoretically yield useful information, people without medical training are unlikely to be able to discern what's actually accurate.
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That made it harder to discern the truth when the president raised the prospect that he had recorded Mr. Comey. video
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Twitter has put other tools into place in an attempt to help users discern what information on its platform is inaccurate.
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Mr. Hemsworth, though, appears to be coming to life in this one part, doing work that's harder to discern and applaud.
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When the researchers could discern where an item on the beach had come from, it was usually China, Japan or Chile.
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"It speaks to just how it's really hard to discern how great someone is from a really nice picture," McCurdy said.
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"There has been no consequence or impact that we can discern on the other bilateral issues in play here," Satterfield said.
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The constant drumbeat of digital breaches has become deafening making it hard to discern the true signal in amongst the noise.
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To delve into the reasons behind it, to try to pinpoint it, might take too long to discern, or to explain.
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Individuals discern themselves as members of many groups or tribes: their families, race, religion, political parties, gender, social organizations and residence.
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But previous research could not discern whether mood problems followed heavy usage, or moody people tended to be the heaviest users.
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It also involves looking into the trees, into the near darkness, to discern the hidden, human figures who silently abide there.
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Belichick's charge this season, as always, was to discern the identity of this team instead of recreating that of another one.
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But being exposed to a loud ambient noise would make it harder to properly discern and react to an approaching predator.
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By comparing the two different fungi, the researchers were able to discern the specific physiological effects of O. unilateralis on the ants.
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Trying to psychoanalyze Julian Assange and discern the motives behind WikiLeaks constant disclosures became a popular pastime during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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Trying to psychoanalyze Julian Assange and discern the motives behind WikiLeaks constant disclosures became a popular pastime during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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What's more, my bun-loving girlfriend isn't sure that she can discern a difference when I get home and assume the position.
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"You can only discern so much information about what's happening in a department from publicly available information like a website," Lu added.
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And AI, trained using deep learning techniques, is soon going to make it almost impossible to discern fake videos from real ones.
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If there is industrial hedging activity taking place in Shanghai, it's hard to discern beneath the ebb and flow of investment money.
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And you may know this, there are certified noses and these are folks that can discern the most minute of smell differences.
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"It was hard to discern who was actually genuine ... and who was just trying to get followers off of it," she said.
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This is intended to discern the contributions to a trait of large numbers of genetic differences that each have a small effect.
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" Cannon said people should be able to discern when someone is "being hateful and someone who is doing something out of satire.
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Democrats had questioned Barrett during her confirmation hearings about her writings to discern how her Roman Catholic faith would affect her decisions.
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It's easy to see a rainbow when it's in the distance, but more difficult to discern when you are in its midst.
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"It is impossible to discern from the videos what, if anything, Mr. Scott is holding in his hands," attorney Justin Bamberg said.
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Contrast that to the iPad alternative: seconds spent poking at the screen with your clumsy finger, hoping iOS will discern your intent.
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A property of statistical models is that, as they improve, they are able to discern subtler differences and so make finer judgments.
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The already low rate of killings with guns is one reason why it will be hard to discern the new law's effectiveness.
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Watching TV, dialogue was indeed easy to discern — more so than even on my Sonos Playbar with its voice mode turned on.
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Almost nothing is known about Maximova, making it difficult to discern why she visited the embassy at key moments in June 2016.
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Their highly specialized odor sensors can discern between thousands of different aromatic compounds, allowing them to hone in on a desired target.
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"We haven't been able to discern a real advantage investing in concentrated portfolios, but there's not a big disadvantage, either," he said.
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Monty Barlow works at Cambridge Consultants and his company's recent work involves teaching a computer to discern between British and American accents.
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I can't discern if these videos are more creepy or just flat-out inappropriate — though I am heavily leaning towards the latter.
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This time, faced with visibly happy faces rather than neutral ones, the perceivers weren't able to discern class any better than chance.
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By placing related works in close proximity, we are given the opportunity to examine the similarities as well as discern the differences.
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As a result, McAfee researchers could connect to any lock, analyze the device's BLE commands, and discern which gave the unlock order.
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But the country as a whole divided along predictable lines, and progress on the issue is, three years later, difficult to discern.
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In an earlier incarnation, shown at film festivals, much of the dialogue was hard to discern because of the thick Scottish brogues.
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Still, the two women's tumors were not identical: While Sharon's cancer vanished, Grace's still lingered, even if it was harder to discern.
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Yoncalla covers a lot, even though most of the time, it's tough to discern what Simpson is saying with her whispery choruses.
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There are no prophets, so we are on our own and must discern for ourselves the shape of the society we inhabit.
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Indeed, facts themselves are under continued attack, making it more and more difficult to discern fake news and propaganda from objective reality.
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Several made an effort to discern what set apart the specific mineral qualities of these rieslings from mineral characteristics in other wines.
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The port is visible in the CAD images, but it's hard to discern whether it's of the USB-C or Lightning variety.
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Perhaps there is also a link to the yet-to-be-announced Middle East peace plan, though that is harder to discern.
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Through its examination, The Times was able to discern the amount of debt taken out on each property, and its ownership structure.
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This technique allowed researchers to discern the chemical composition and structures within "inclusions," or pockets of minerals trapped inside the extraterrestrial diamonds.
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In 2017, when gay erotica is readily available online, the transgressive appeal of Tom of Finland's art can be hard to discern.
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" His first experiments with computers involved analysing his own earlier works, trying to discern by mathematical analysis his own "rules of composition.
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More specifically, Kesha confronts who is standing in her way—bastards she doesn't give a name to, but whom we can discern.
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But this will not be easy for most poll consumers to discern, and even the experts struggle to make sense of it.
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As scientists further unravel the fundamental laws that govern the universe, they may discern a principle that proves it to be impossible.
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I have immense respect for the wisdom, however hard to discern, of voters, even if I may profoundly disagree with their choices.
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It's also almost impossible to discern proper coronavirus protocol, in part because guidance is often confusing, contradictory, constantly changing, or all three.
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The government has yet to fully articulate its Brexit strategy, but the broad outline of its approach is easy enough to discern.
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They are precise enough that you can discern the relative performance of candidates finishing within a handful of points of each other.
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""For it to be impeachable you would have to discern that he or she made a decision solely ... on the corrupt motives.
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How can administrators discern a troubled adolescent's legitimate request from that of a homesick student who would really, really like a kitten?
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Precision treatment leverages diagnostic tests, as well as a patient's personal and family health histories, to discern optimal treatment for the individual.
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"Agri Stats reports are so detailed that a reasonably informed producer can discern the identity of competitors' individual broiler complexes," Maplevale asserted.
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Several fans commented on the Instagram post to congratulate the couple, saying Stone&aposs ring was hard to discern because of blurriness.
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The Provensens had similar artistic styles and tastes and worked in such a way that their individual contributions were hard to discern.
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According to the 2012 journal article, TFAA when used by a GC-MS machine was unable to discern between CBD and THC.
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A lot of heterosexual static interferes with our ability to discern what we actually feel from what we've been told to want.
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As our government continues to discern how best to handle multiple sectors of critical infrastructure, most Americans are unaware of the problem.
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Fair enough, but it's getting awfully hard to discern rules on how to plead and defend Article III standing in privacy cases.
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Like his hair, which is fashioned into mysterious swoops, even then the exact source of Trump's skin color was difficult to discern.
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When the researchers showed the undergrads photos of people looking visibly happy, they could not discern socioeconomic status any better than chance.
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But I do feel that same sense of reservation, Todd; there's something a little ... something ... about them, and it's hard to discern.
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And until recently it has been difficult to discern how much one entity may have lost because of another entity's tax breaks.
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I'm often holding someone's arm or elbow so that they can guide me, and can discern a person's height, weight, and bone structure.
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On board avionics and other technologies are monitored and analyzed using AI-enabled computers to discern when repairs or replacement parts are needed.
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On the other hand, thanks to their brightness, the Pro 2 sometimes revealed details that were harder to the discern on the P23.
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But whereas our ears wouldn't be able to discern it, "a client device" such as your phone would be able to hear it.
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It's impossible to discern what Kohlhepp meant by "consequences," but Blackwell said knowing what she does now about the killings, it spooks her.
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My fear had narrowed my vision, and made me believe that good and evil were as easy to discern as black and white.
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We're also entering into a new era in which scientists can discern the chemical elements found in the atmospheres of these distant worlds.
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During one set of trials, they were made to discern between their handler (whose photo they'd never seen before) and a new face.
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Plus, since most items are encased in a sheath of plastic packaging, it's even difficult to discern a product's actual shade or finish.
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Irving and LaConte are using the real-time fMRI to attempt to discern when, and in what way, a subject's mind is wandering.
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The cast members come from a diverse theatrical background, which means it's hard to discern into what genre I Love You, Daddy falls.
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Some executives say it's hard to find qualified candidates of diverse backgrounds and difficult at times even to discern candidates' race or ethnicity.
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This phone costs a thoroughly premium $799.99, but offers no premium advantage that I've been able to discern in weeks of using it.
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To seek out solid answers, we began by first tackling taste in order to discern if the two products were at all comparable.
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But that will only make things harder to discern, since you'll be losing detail in shadows as you drop that brightness slider down.
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Traces of soft tissue are rarely found in fossils, making it difficult for scientists to discern the exact shape of an extinct animal.
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In this image-saturated moment, when nearly everyone is snapping and sharing photos, it is unexpectedly easy to discern what qualifies as art.
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It takes a while to discern the semi-prone figure dressed in camouflage amid the green, brown, black, and gray tones of ink.
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Nonetheless, from the published details, it is possible to discern the outlines of the administration's plan and something of its intentions (tmsnrt.rs/1Q7edSn).
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While Mr Trump noted that these terrorist incidents were "directly contrary to the spirit of Ramadan", the subtext was not difficult to discern.
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The issue: Private equity's employment record is difficult to discern, since private companies rarely disclose payroll information to anyone other than tax authorities.
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A color screen makes it much easier to discern the mood of your virtual pet, so you can better care for its needs.
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Where the two break apart — and where they meet — are especially difficult to discern with Trump still unwilling to release his tax records.
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Science, taught well, shows young people how to use valid evidence to support conclusions and how to discern when preconceived notions taint observations.
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From a distance of about 300 miles, some of them can discern a herd of buffalo or the stages of a forest fire.
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It was quite the agenda for an app typically thought of for being able to discern who was in your area and available.
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There's a lot of hogwash out there, and it can be difficult to discern what's snake oil and what's actual bona fide news.
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Not only did the bots learn to act like humans, actual humans were apparently unable to discern the difference between bots and humans.
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Still, despite their mysterious nature, there are some things historians, Islamic scholars, and believers of jinn have come to discern about the spirits.
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Because the game is secretive, it's hard to discern how large it has become, who the victims are, or how real it is.
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Humans can hear frequencies across three orders of magnitude, from about 20 to 20,000 hertz, and can discern tiny differences in those frequencies.
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It appears Raven couldn't see far enough into the future to discern that her co-star would be facing some very serious allegations.
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The CareFirst plaintiffs seem to be banking on the court's disinclination to discern a circuit split when there may not actually be one.
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The way she looked at me, I imagined she was sizing me up, trying to discern whether her son died in incompetent hands.
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Since conventions are intended to bring the party together around a single candidate, it is difficult to discern how Cruz fits the bill.
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The rules don't become clearer after a candidate formally enters a race, they just reset to something new and equally difficult to discern.
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It's a welcome change, although it will be difficult to discern if it makes much difference until Mojave is installed on more machines.
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If we can't even discern cognitive status in these infants, how can we be expected to appropriately assess something as subjective as pain?
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"It is impossible to discern from the videos what, if anything, Mr. Scott is holding in his hands," they said in a statement.
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Even from the picture it's possible to discern that police carried her rather carefully, which ironically adds to the solemnity of the photo.
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Yet the juxtaposition of Mr. Trump's dual performances was so jarring that his true vision and intentions on immigration were hard to discern.
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Because, if one actually reads the report, that's exactly what it says, but one can only discern that by reading between the lines.
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It leaves U.S. allies and lawmakers scrambling to determine how best to proceed, and discern how Trump wants to treat talks moving forward.
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In these now widely adopted coinages of mine, I discern a vague, threatening spectre somehow inexorably drawing me toward Italy—and I tremble.
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Although researchers detect short-term increases in aggressive behavior by some habitual gamers, they say the long-range impact is harder to discern.
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I did not expect that the judges would be willing to look behind the words written in the order to discern true intent.
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In guidance issued to officers while the secretary of defense worked to "discern the President's intent," the head of Navy personnel, Vice Adm.
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"Sisters" moves quickly, and the less practiced reader may be slower to discern a narrative trajectory that leans on allusions to other works.
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"It's a stretch, but it is possible we could discern whether or not these life forms might have mutated early on," he says.
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In the United States, we can discern two broad strands of congressional opposition to the current state of the alliance with Saudi Arabia.
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As his face is obscured by his trademark mask and KFC bucket, the reporter is unable to discern Buckethead's reaction to the news.
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What I discern as the Supreme Court's instinct for self-preservation was also on display last month in an abortion case from Indiana.
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And there is new training at the Police Academy to help officers better discern the characteristics of a civilian who has a gun.
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" Dershowitz said Warren "willfully mischaracterized" his remarks when she said he discussed intent, maintaining he instead discussed the need to discern "mixed motives.
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Like Facebook, Twitter is giving elected officials broader freedom, but it's tough to discern where — if anywhere— the platform is drawing a line.
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Like the percolating anxiety caused by knowing that some of those downhill changes are permanent, and we are powerless to discern which ones.
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Mr. McCabe's memo reflects the F.B.I.'s early efforts to discern Mr. Trump's intentions in firing Mr. Comey, an effort that continues today.
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In reality, however, these paths can be much harder to discern, especially if consistent military moderation and diplomatic acquiescence are considered morally imperative.
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However, room-scale experiences aren't going to be able to discern your position within the space as accurately with just the four sensors.
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Instability has become chronic, with the relationship between military policy and actual American interests in the region becoming ever more difficult to discern.
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Coffee exports have fluctuated over the last five years, making it difficult to discern any downward trend, Tsegaye told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The mixed results reflect a general trend in poverty research: as people get older, it becomes harder to discern which policies are best.
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Hestrin showed surveillance video of the deadly encounter, which is somewhat difficult to discern, as the perspective is from across the warehouse store.
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Looking ahead, it is increasingly possible to discern a future world dividing into countries that are digitally free and those no longer free.
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Compounding the surprise of seeing so many Russians was trying to discern who was Greek Orthodox, Syrian Orthodox (Antioch rite) or Russian Orthodox.
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But as remakes of the author's most popular works flood theaters and streaming services, it's increasingly difficult to discern casual viewers from devotees.
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In his ruling, Judge Furman said he could not discern Mr. Ross's real reason for seeking to add the question to the census.
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"There is no way for them to be able to discern whether their gut was right or their gut was wrong," she said.
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That is true with any company – the more expensive the stock gets, the more clairvoyance investors need to discern the company's future growth.
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It measures only in the United States, and it uses audio recognition software to discern if a Nielsen household is watching a series.
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We don't see the inputs or deliberations, which is what we'd need to be able to properly discern the intent behind the outputs.
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When supplied with information, machine-learning programs enable computers to discern nuances, context and relevant patterns as a way to generate immediate breakthrough progress.
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"For whenever the merge comes, we need to be best suited going forward to socially discern which group we can fit into," Ryan says.
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Actually telling the truth -- which should not be so unfathomable -- will help voters discern whether to trust the current incumbents come the next election.
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Display experts say even 1080p TVs are already "retina" displays (meaning the human eye can't discern individual pixels) at normal viewing distances and sizes.
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"My wish is that my kids are able to discern between what's disposable in life and what's not," the former Veronica Mars star added.
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The internet is about to get a whole lot murkier, and by consequence, our ability to discern fact from fiction will be in jeopardy.
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It also chose not to program individual motions for the hand to perform, as it wanted it to discern those movements on its own.
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Each filter is an attempt to supplement (or improve) your listening abilities in typically loud situations or ones where it's tough to discern speech.
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"It became way too difficult to discern between me making statements of personal opinion, and me speaking as a voice for CrossFit," he said.
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There is currently no way to discern whether Facebook's money directly supports Beat 212 activities, as it is not distinguished by the general fund.
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Attempting to discern the roots of Europe's rising populist minority is difficult given the broad range of attitudes and social currents across the continent.
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The precise role of Bartholdi's collaborator, the politician and intellectual, Édouard de Laboulaye, is harder to discern, as his letters remain in private hands.
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NYU linguistics professor Lisa Davidson, says because men's voices tend to be lower in pitch, it's harder to discern when they're exhibiting vocal fry.
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In high school, there was one very simple way to discern who was in and who was a desperate loser: the Miss Sixty belt.
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Beyond the fleeting praise for Bernie, your message to his delegates in Philadelphia wasn't hard to discern: my corporate centrist way or the highway.
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While all of the videos are bizarre and disturbing, many are creepy in ways that may be difficult for a moderation algorithm to discern.
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Even though fluid levels might look fine, it could be harder to discern whether there are pollutants or small metal particles in the fluid.
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A new, free algorithm created by UCLA engineers enables you to discern details in images that would be impossible to observe any other way.
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To reach these conclusions, the researchers used a new technique called geometric morphometrics to identify and discern mouse fossils found in the Levant region.
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Indeed, if you scroll down her page, it's difficult to discern which are official Suicide Squad movie stills and which are her own selfies.
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Ships painted in these zigzag patterns were difficult to discern, making it difficult for the enemy to estimate a target's range, speed, and heading.
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It's not immediately obvious, for example, if the computer could discern if a patient was viewing the face of a human or a dog.
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Another approach would be to develop software countermeasures that specifically work to manipulate the information a monitor is processing, making it harder to discern.
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"We continued to patiently collect more and more data to discern the true nature of this source, and our patience paid off," Mattila said.
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In the Matamoros camp, asylum-seekers fret on a shared What's App group, or aloud, while trying to discern U.S. policy means for them.
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For reasons that are difficult to discern, the president isn't taking steps that would make it easier for him to keep pace with Putin.
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Beyond the fleeting praise for Bernie, your message to his delegates in Philadelphia wasn't hard to discern: my corporate centrist way or the highway.
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By repeating the masking process multiple times, RISE is able to discern which parts of the image are more important to each output class.
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For now, the big thing the industry wants to do is find what's out there, something that's hard to discern without drilling test wells.
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" Mary Kathryn Nagle, a playwright, attorney and citizen of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma told MSNBC: "Trump's inability to discern the difference between Sen.
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It then becomes very difficult to discern between reionizing radiation and all of the other radiation we'd expect to be spewing from local galaxies.
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And, while feelings are hard to discern across centuries, unlike the innumerable master-slave rapes that followed, these intermarriages seem to have been voluntary.
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But if the pain felt by holidaymakers is immediate and plain, the impact of sterling's fall on inflation is slower and harder to discern.
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"Lexical cues alone are insufficient to discern ironic intent," reads the introduction of the paper, written by Silvio Amir at the University of Lisbon.
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Her text from the evening does not survive, but we can discern its outlines in an essay she published in Commentary the following year.
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Discern Health confirmed that Medicare's spending growth on individuals in kidney failure slowed from 7 percent to 1.5 percent over a 10-year period.
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For starters, the data-driven juggernaut is rolling out tipping slowly, first in Seattle, Minneapolis and Houston, to discern what is, and isn't, working.
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His lack of a historical or financial stake in this part of the not-so-wild-actually West allows him to discern its faults.
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At moments, her expression was focused on some staggeringly distant point I couldn't discern, at others there was an unbearable presence in her gaze.
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Beijing watchers will closely monitor comments that trickle out over time after the meeting this year to discern what may have been discussed there.
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Previous studies have suggested that other animals, including pigeons, dolphins, honeybees and some primates, can discern same from different, but only after extensive training.
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"There was value in seeing how the data unfolded over the coming months, to discern whether the softness in Q1 might persist," they said.
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Although it was difficult to discern between the different ingredients in the burrito, the flavors of the onions and cheddar cheese came through nicely.
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With a bevy of similar cord-cutting services available these days, it can be difficult to discern which is best for your personal needs.
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Rather we must discern from the lives and actions of our two choices to see who is the most likely friend of our republic.
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Some retirees may have a clear idea of how they want to define their lives while others may take months to discern a path.
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But he says the class has helped him discern between credible news outlets and ones that are just trying to match ads with eyeballs.
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My specialty is schizophrenia, a devastating disease that often makes it difficult for the patient to discern what is real and what is not.
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It takes a sharp eye to discern a trend, but beginning in about 2013, wages seem to have begun a slow but steady climb.
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Media Literacy Now and others offer models for state legislation, aimed at ensuring students learn to discern between news sources and recognize persuasion techniques.
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Doug Ramsey, chief investment officer at Leuthold Group, tracks an array of sectors and indicators to discern the strength of a market's prevailing trend.
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Even as a young kid, I could discern the slow zombified change she was going through; no doubt laboring for those with better privileges.
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The team hypothesized that when faced with limited sensory information, the brain's unconscious pattern-matching machinery might still discern the presence of something concrete.
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A number of tests can discern the difference; for me, it was the results of my blood tests and ultrasounds that showed heart damage.
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The specific research emerging from Berkeley can hide commands to make calls or visit specific websites without human listeners being able to discern them.
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Sea slugs are also self-aware: They're able to discern whether they're hungry enough to take a big risk and bite the stinging thing.
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But it's not so unusual to discern a glimmer of beauty in war photography, even in the dark and lonely works of Don McCullin.
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And while some statements are easy to write off as B.S., others can be more difficult to discern — especially when experts are at odds.
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Those groups often echo Kremlin talking points, making it difficult to discern the lines between Russian propaganda, far-right disinformation and genuine political debate.
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To learn what they are doing in the brain will require that scientists discern very faint signals amid the noise of the human genome.
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I no longer try to discern which of these performed selves might be more authentic, more enduring; which I aspire to, or like better.
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The government said a further assessment would happen within five years to discern the extent to which other countries are adopting the 2050 target.
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And it's difficult to discern to what extent these decisions are being based on matters of principle or economics or publicity or audience interests.
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China, in particular, hoped to discern what Mr. Trump thinks and who shapes his thinking as the two countries fight a protracted trade war.
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On Twitter, everything is shrunk down to the same size, making it harder to discern what is a big deal and what is not.
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Yet sift carefully through the deluge of reporting, and one can discern the first outlines of how this entrepreneurial pathogen will leave its mark.
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And since one often requires a prescription to clear up, it's a good idea to be able to discern the difference between the two.
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On a drive through the parish, it is difficult to discern where the city of Baton Rouge would end and St. George would begin.
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"For it to be impeachable you would have to discern that he or she made a decision solely ... on the corrupt motives," he added.
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In early pulp science fiction, it was common for writers to sell their stories using pseudonyms, making their true identities almost impossible to discern.
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But the policy change was barely noticeable in the work force, where evidence of some large influx of new workers is hard to discern.
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But last year Rotterdam embraced a newer generation of ALPR technology, software that can discern plates from more or less any conventional security camera.
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It becomes increasingly difficult for viewers to discern the accuracy of a video if footage can be manipulated to this great of an extent.
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For the realm of conscience is precisely where the Christian disciple is called to discern every important moral decision that he or she makes.
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"Talk House" is a group portrait, which allows its audiences to sustain a greater distance and to discern more clearly the play's polemical machinery.
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"Being 'inactive' to us can mean a lot of things, we don't dictate or discern between what it means to you," David tells me.
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Taken together, it's difficult to discern what the Prize stands for anymore, other than to provide a new shock every time October rolls around.
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In an age where data-analytics can discern surprising connections between different elements of human personality and behavior, our data is not our own.
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The improved radar system enables Syrian surface-to-air missiles to better discern targets and helps prevent the accidental shooting down of Russian planes.
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And because specific fees are often hard to discern, the A.F.T. has created a matrix for our locals and members to directly compare them.
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You would have to drive the Envision's most direct competitors — Acura RDX and Lincoln MKC — back-to-back to discern the differences in handling.
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The palazzo was completed around 1520, following a plan ascribed to Raphael, and many art historians discern his touch in the elegantly geometric façade.
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When you put the two side-by-side and look real close, it's possible to discern a slight decrease in sharpness and pixel density.
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This will take time to prepare, discern and we are not advocating a rush to inoculate, but only after rigorous, systematic research on earth.
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It helps Dalio "really discern, he can really make the correct decisions," Roth explains, according to a transcript of the February conversation with Brancaccio.
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"It's hard to discern any impeachment strategy whatsoever, so it makes it really hard to judge what Mulvaney is or isn't doing," Whipple said.
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"It's become increasingly tough for our pilots to discern whether Russian pilots' actions are deliberate or if these are just honest mistakes," Pahon said.
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He is not a federal employee and therefore doesn't file financial disclosure forms, making a complete portrait of his business dealings hard to discern.
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She also illustrates one of the main debates in the scientific community today: how to discern the differences between scientific theory and science fiction.
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I specialize in metrics, not psychology, so I defer to others to discern P.T. Barnum's premise as it relates to the 2016 presidential election.
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Politics is more than just one issue, we have to look at all aspects of each candidate and discern who could represent us best.
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In a recession, though, the value of real estate — a mix of the home's or building's value and its location — becomes harder to discern.
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However, unless you're someone who is constantly fiddling with manual camera settings in pro-mode, the differences between the two apertures are hard to discern.
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"It is impossible to discern from the videos what, if anything, Mr. Scott is holding in his hands," Scott family attorney Justin Bamberg told CNN.
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That way, when she goes out in public, prying eyes will be less likely to discern that she's wearing a pair of top-secret Nikes.
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Learning to say "no" is an essential skill in business, as is the ability to discern which projects are worth your time and which aren't.
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"We believe the committee should discern and publicly disclose the entity or entities that paid for the 35-page dossier," wrote Cohen's lawyer, Stephen Ryan.
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Although it is hard to discern any overarching strategy, its Super-Excellent Council, or Supex, sits atop the organisation, ostensibly guiding expansion and seeking synergies.
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I attempt to discern individual flavors in the beverage, but I can only picture cotton candy that's been liquified, carbonated, and splashed with coconut concentrate.
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He was determined to discern what a national theatre should be and for whom; he had no interest in keeping it for an exclusive club.
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While they are unable to discern a motive, they suspect Moore was passing through the town on his way to Louisiana while running from authorities.
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Here's an example: Scalia was an ardent opponent of judges' searching beneath the statutory text for "legislative intent," which he believed was impossible to discern.
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Since the cast doesn't have one uniform look, it could be even harder to discern cast from guest at first glance, even with name tags.
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With this information at hand, the researchers ran a more detailed analysis to try and discern which grape varietals ancient wine makers were working with.
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Their prospects at the Supreme Court may be harder to discern, not least because it&aposs unclear whether the court&aposs composition will change soon.
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He says the feed can now discern the difference between topics that are new interests and those that you've been following for a long time.
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It doesn't "require fine-grained legal knowledge", Justice Antonin Scalia wrote in 2013, to discern that line or how one may conduct oneself within it.
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"We've got to look at criticism and discern: Is there something of value I can learn from this, or is it just garbage?" she said.
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It was much easier to discern the quality when standing closer to a smaller, half-sized Onyx screen Samsung provided to post-production studio Roundabout.
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In a thread about a horrible "packing hack," Tune hides several comments for no reason that I can discern; they didn't even contain any swearies.
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Sounds geeky, but power-user critics have said that the way this change was implemented makes it harder discern for whom a tweet is intended.
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Scientists previously understood how six biological pigments called rhodopsins in the eyes of fruit flies allow them to filter light, discern objects and detect temperatures.
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Using oxygen and strontium isotopes, for example, the scientists should be able to discern diet and the geographical origin of the children and the llamas.
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In a traditional presidential election, this phenomenon would be more difficult to discern, since the parties' nominees would presumably represent their respective sides fairly well.
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Both solutions helped users identify their rides from a distance, but neither helped them discern one Lyft from another—or help drivers pick out passengers.
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He'd been with me for nearly four years and I was his mom- I was in the best position to discern what those needs were.
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Campbell's age in the film is difficult to discern, but even if he were five years old during filming, he'd be at least 19 today.
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The resulting hot plasma flooded the crystallizing water with x-rays, which then diffracted from the ice crystals, allowing the team to discern their structure.
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As technology changes at an unprecedented rate, society must reflect these agile principles in order to discern what is most important and take action quickly.
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Deep learning is self-education for machines; you feed an AI huge amounts of data, and eventually it begins to discern patterns all by itself.
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After tracking down local fortunetellers and taking part in some of the secret rituals, we try to discern if there's any truth behind the sensationalism.
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Although the themes of "safety" and "work" are pretty clear, it's not easy to discern from Wednesday's schedule what the "first" theme is all about.
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The Nigerian government is scrutinizing a video of some of the girls, trying to discern whether it was made recently, or shortly after their capture.
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It says trying to accurately discern when one will hit isn't feasible, so there's no point in trying to nail a downturn in real time.
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This being lead, however, you'd be hard pushed to discern even the faintest flicker of bullish enthusiasm in either the Shanghai or London futures markets.
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Because it records density, it can determine areas of greater or lesser density, it can discern between the likes of conductors, substrates and empty space.
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Back when the recording industry was centred on physical product—ie: like, 2100 years ago—it was pretty easy to discern what constituted a banger.
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So we're going to go down the path of trying to discern the patterns in our shared aesthetic life and see what was always there.
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Cuban intelligence knew where all the U.S. diplomats lived and watched them closely to try to discern who worked for the C.I.A. or with dissidents.
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"This has important implications for advertising regulation, the ethics of child app design, as well as how parents discern which children's apps are worth downloading."
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Instead of asking your bartender to read your mind to discern your tastes, try reversing your thought process: What do you like in a drink?
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Even when Mr. Looker wasn't playing guitar, or singing himself, you could discern his intelligence at the center, working to hold communities of sound together.
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Plotted logarithmically, however, it transforms into a straight line — which means that deviations from the exponential spread of the virus become much easier to discern.
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Second, when Wall Street analysts do drill down to try to discern the impact of specific tariffs on companies, their conclusions are not that worrisome.
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Dershowitz suggests that since Trump hasn't been accused of using foreign policy for financial gain, there's no way to discern whether his motives were improper.
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But not every creaky knee is diseased, the study also finds, making it important to try to discern what your particular knee noises may mean.
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Today the world is left deciphering disembodied tweets out of Trump Tower, trying to discern what lies ahead for public policy in a Trump administration.
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Essentially, they looked at the racial breakdown of only the traffic stops made after dark, when the race of a motorist is harder to discern.
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But Maia finds herself using it to discern whether her mother, Lenore, lied about the return of her breast cancer in order to see her.
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This unique perspective can be used in a way that makes it easier to discern which prospective hires are a proper fit for the enterprise.
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But to many Gazans, the tangible benefits of so much bloodshed were hard to discern, with plenty of blame to go around — including for Hamas.
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In an effort to discern what makes an Australian riesling desirable in a world full of good rieslings, we tasted 20 bottles from recent vintages.
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As a result of these myriad reversals, it's hard for both America's allies and enemies to discern any stable strategy in the greater Middle East.
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Why are they all stacked full of idiot VCs and financiers who literally drive ... Who have no value that I can discern in any way?
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Yes, Samsung could probably very quickly discern if this was, in fact, a replacement model, but that won't tell them the why the incidents occurred.
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After The Ringer published its report, the good citizens of Twitter attempted to discern further links through the phone numbers connected with the anonymous accounts.
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AI will sort and integrate videos and other information streams and will help discern patterns and pick out threats with greater accuracy than a human.
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Because both teams in games were often from schools for the hearing-impaired, the opposition could discern the play call by watching the quarterback's hands.
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Over the years, outside analysts have closely followed visits by North Korean leaders to factories, farms and military units to discern the regime's policy priorities.
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The third room is organized under the banner of socialism, but it is hard to discern how any of the work explicitly tackles the topic.
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"It is quite difficult to discern what the election results will be from early voting numbers," University of Wisconsin early voting expert Barry Burden said.
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It is sometimes difficult, with art that takes on loaded subject matter, to discern between work that is powerful and source material that is powerful.
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Bad Times at the El Royale is most effective when it makes us work to discern what people really mean by the words they're saying.
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Sofas (and chairs, for that matter) at Salone del Mobile are like fish in an aquarium: plentiful and beautiful, but, after a while, hard to discern.
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It's hard to discern what actually happened in the case of Dee Dee Blanchard and Gypsy Rose, versus what's part of the new Hulu adaptation's narrative.
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I could discern individual instruments, and the whole experience felt immersive even if I wandered far from the theoretical "sweet spot" between the two Echo Pluses.
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Summer by summer I learned to discern a good cannolo from a great one (because no self-respecting Sicilian pastry shop sells anything less than good).
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However, without a doubt all of these things tell us that we need some time and spiritual wisdom to be able to discern what has happened.
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But Mario can go pretty far away from you, and the blurry graphics make it tough to discern what he's actually doing and what's around him.
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Regardless of how you feel about a Blink-182 sans Tom DeLonge, anyone with ears can discern that "Bored To Death" is an extremely killer song.
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She missed the chance to invest in Slack for 20 percent of the company and now doubts her ability to discern the wheat from the chaff.
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It's hard to discern whether the scoffing is nostalgia for a bygone era or simply outrage and fear at the changing gender dynamics at the office.
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It's far easier to discern a difference in smoothness between a standard 60Hz display and a 144Hz gaming monitor than it is between 240Hz and 144Hz.
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Partner with your veterinarian when this happens – a thorough physical examination can help discern whether the changes you've noticed are due to pain, or something else.
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The changes there could have a measurable effect on Google users' ability to make sense of conflicting information, discern real from fake news, and stay informed.
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It's best for less-demanding songs like pop music with higher tones and less percussion, where the details of a song are hard to discern anyway.
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" Food tampering "tends to be high-value items that you cannot easily discern with the naked eye," said Larry Olmsted, author of "Real Food, Fake Food.
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I proceed to have a moderate panic attack for no reason I can discern, and watch Modern Family until my brain shuts off enough to sleep.
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Before utilizing one, take a moment to step back and observe how interactions take place, so you can discern appropriate rules of posting, sharing and behavior.
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The biggest question remaining is how much work Huawei did in North Korea versus how much was done by Panda International, something that's difficult to discern.
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The team also observed "significant improvement" in their patients' ability to discern hot from cold and to sense pressure within the first year following their transplant.
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"I believe the biggest risk we face as Americans is our own ability to discern reality from nonsense, and this is a burden we all bear."
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The first challenge for pollsters isn't trying to discern what's going to happen inside the room — it's who's going to show up in the first place.
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However, even when connecting the Hub 2 to a wired network, I couldn't discern any difference in response time between the Hub 1 and Hub 2.
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But a lot of people are working very hard to educate decision-makers down there so they can better discern if Wershe belongs in their prison.
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In this show, the good guy is difficult to discern, and it became clear sometime last season that Gus is not, in fact, a good guy.
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Since launching in August 2012, the San Francisco-based company has shifted its focus enough times that it could be hard to discern a master plan.
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Looking visibly happy, the researchers concluded, obstructs others' ability to discern your class, because it overrides the visible markers that appear in a more expressionless state.
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In the program, now in its 11th year, students learn to subdivide possessions, discern mental illness from true possession, and properly implement the Rite of Exorcism.
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Artificial intelligence requires large amounts of data to learn and discern patterns, whether those are pictures, audio or text as they interpret media differently from humans.
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All that leads some to discern a Russian bid to boost his candidacy; the conspiratorially minded even suspect a link between his campaign and the Kremlin.
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The iPhone doesn't support FLAC and I could discern a difference in the Cadillac between a file purchased on iTunes and a high-quality CD rip.
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Rather than rely on human beings to spot potential trouble spots, Keywell says his software uses predictive insight to discern a system failure or potential inefficiency.
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But it's possible, when looking from just the right angle and at exactly the right moment, to discern something that looks strikingly similar to inspiration. ♦
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Zuckerberg in an interview over the summer said it is sometimes difficult to discern between harmful falsities and posts in which people share their unpopular opinions.
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These experts taught CNN reporters, who reviewed more than 1,400 rape investigations, how to discern whether cases were conducted in a thorough and trauma-informed way.
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We want a champion in the White House who will fight for religious liberty, and that's why we're having this meeting: to discern what he believes.
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Given this dynamic, there's no reason to believe that users will be able to discern what's "trustworthy," but instead will rate sites that reinforce their priors.
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While you're trying to discern what's fake from real in the two-hour movie, there are some references to other movies and comics you may overlook.
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The data are broken down by quarter, so it is not possible to discern how much EPA spent to protect Pruitt immediately after he was confirmed.
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This is how we formulate the relation of our political identities to truth: through stories, and the ways they help us discern between truth and lie.
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Yet the value of any contemporary artist in the early stages of a career is hard to discern — and subject to auction sales and gallery shows.
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The landscape elements I could identify felt familiar; having once visited the Marin Headlands, it seemed like I should be able to discern the images' sources.
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I believe the biggest risk we face as Americans is our own ability to discern reality from nonsense, and this is a burden we all bear.
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Can the state act in the best interest of the people when we cannot discern the difference between the state and the interest of the party?
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He swam in beauty, because in its transience he aspired to discern a glimpse of eternity: There was always a trace of philosophy in his sensuality.
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They also say implementing the law will be fraught because it can be hard to discern a religious symbol from a fashion accessory or nonreligious garb.
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"The differences between Levels 2 to 5 are often really difficult to discern and time-consuming to document," said Dr. Kate Goodrich, Medicare's chief medical officer.
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It became second nature to lay low at first, discern the unspoken rules of the school, and then fake it to the best of my ability.
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Rather it's the beginning of political wisdom, because it makes it possible to discern what are, I think, fairly obvious paths out of our present predicament.
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When Joyce was asking Bob to help discern the meaning behind Will's drawings so they could find Hopper, Bob asked: "What's at the X, pirate treasure?"
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Fried also said it can be tough for the average consumer to discern whether a listing is an ad since Google's "Ad" qualifier is so small.
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We can only hope that Mr. Trump and his top advisers will now discern that less is more when it comes to this president's travels abroad.
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Replace the Xbox controller maybe with the impenetrable machinations of Congress, where bills and markups and votes are often the stuff of hard-to-discern theater.
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Some might discern a similarity between it and the $18 billion Mexican border wall we may be building, at a time of declining illegal border crossings.
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A user's Facebook ID is typically a long, unique and public number associated with their account, which can be easily used to discern an account's username.
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It's hard to discern any positive long-term trend in the share of the adult population that is looking to be part of the work force.
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Because the bones came from multiple sites, the researchers were able to discern far greater dietary consistency among the city rats than among the country ones.
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In those cases, the V.A.R. has been instructed to discern not whether the on-field decision was correct but whether it was clearly and obviously wrong.
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My heart goes out to the fact checkers this evening who may well be working into the wee hours of the morning to discern just that.
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"You can imagine his fear of Valerie's woundedness and her doubts about him were she to discern the intensity of his love for Emily," he said.
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Once in a while you might also discern a visual theme tying these otherwise disparate images together — circles, for example, or shades of red and orange.
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They included the ability to add and subtract decimals; identify, understand and describe unit rate; recognize story elements; and discern what is important in a text.
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A better tactic in understanding the dynamics of China's commodity imports is to average out the past three months and then try to discern the trends.
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It will also take more time to discern if there are adverse developmental consequences for young people whose game-playing is increasingly in the virtual world.
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The latter has groups puzzled and concerned, as the underlying case remains confidential, per the Justice Department, and thus the potential implications are harder to discern.
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They have the ability to use stereopsis, which means they can discern distances because their brains can interpret the differences between signals coming from both eyes.
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It doesn't take a dramaturge to discern what it means when Maggie knocks his pocket watch, which Joe treasures, off its display shelf, cracking its crystal.
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The resulting effect is that most of the chair's contours are impossible to discern, making it look more like an amorphous blob to the naked eye.
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Directed by Ellie Heyman, "THIS" uses storytelling — though what is fact and what is fiction is hard to discern — to choreograph a dance of the mind.
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Swaths of the American public are numb and disoriented by information saturation — struggling to discern what is real in a sea of slant, fake, and fact.
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Even the trendy technique of "deep learning," which uses artificial neural networks to discern complex statistical correlations in huge amounts of data, often comes up short.
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Starting today, it's offering a new, free smartphone app (iOS and Android) that uses artificial intelligence to try and discern whether you're actually sick or not.
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One example of a red-lipped fan-seller in a translucent blue kimono exemplifies the need for a careful eye to discern between men and women.
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Whatever it's called, it very much involves a keen sense of context, an ability to discern the varied personal, social, and practical crosscurrents in any situation.
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But they struggled to discern a pattern to the crimes, other than the DNA profile the Phantom left at 240 crime scenes in Germany, France, and Austria.
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But zoom in and you can discern the individual rings, strata of hydrogen, helium, and ammonia in its atmosphere, and even six of its moons, including Enceladus.
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Then, during the trials, the sheep were released into a pen where they had to discern between the familiar faces and an object or an unfamiliar face.
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Presidents must pore over the thinnest bodies of evidence on these people, trying to discern their convictions and ability from scattered cases and the recommendations of others.
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While the data packets that contain that information were encrypted, they were transmitted at different numbers of bytes that were relatively easy to discern from one another.
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The parents at my family's all-Korean church harangued me each Sunday for never properly learning Hanguk-mal (though I understood just enough to discern their disappointment).
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"Physical retail, and large box in particular, is at a tipping point," Richard Church, a retail analyst at the data analytics firm Discern, wrote in an email.
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The tracking ring at the top is square instead of round, which I was told gives better precision, although this was hard to discern in the demo.
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Expecting an even weaker correlation this time, they used 391 participants in the hope that they would be able to discern an effect, if it were there.
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The only frogs the tadpoles didn't attempt to mount were the plastic models, suggesting chemical signals may help the tadpoles discern when a frog enters their pool.
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Initially, Griffin and his "boys" stop by the Norwegian pioneers' campfire to discern whether they know anything about the whereabouts of a Mr. Roy Goode (Jack O'Connell).
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Greater Union was built around 100 years ago, the pastor said, though it's difficult to discern the exact date because record-keeping was erratic in those days.
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PEOPLE asked Jack Hanna, Director Emeritus of the Columbus Zoo and host of TV's Into the Wild, to discern the origin of this very human-like behavior.
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But they said they were unable to discern whether the increase could be the result of droughts getting more severe or earlier data sets being more limited.
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Earlier in the day, Bamberg said in a statement that it was "impossible to discern" from the videos what, if anything, Scott was holding in his hands.
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Moreover, Chopra failed to describe how it is exactly the trillions of bacteria in our guts can actually discern something that's "GMO'd" from something that's supposedly natural.
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As a result, it can be difficult to discern whether someone's ECG looks different because of training or because there's an underlying disorder that might be dangerous.
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