I elucidate even greyness by my greys & greys & greys.
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A pair of new results continues to elucidate that history.
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Guaidó wouldn't elucidate the reasons that the uprising had failed.
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What Dwelling implies, then, is that photography can elucidate the revelatory.
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Indeed, he doesn't much elucidate the father-son relationships at all.
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Together, they provide just enough information to elucidate what's on view.
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When asked to elucidate the geese, Wilson was kind but firm.
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Understanding these systems can help elucidate how galaxies evolve more generally.
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Berger thought that the Palau bones might elucidate the Flores mystery.
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Conflicting witness testimonies did little to elucidate the facts of the case.
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Understanding neutrino oscillations could help us elucidate the very nature of the universe.
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Signals of changes in the climate are harder to elucidate in these blazes.
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Those few dozen examples both elucidate and deepen the mysteries of their origins.
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We will start to elucidate some signs, but we plan to be conservative.
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"We combine a lot of performances to elucidate each show," Ms. Friedman said.
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Trump's clothes most often seem to hide who she is rather than elucidate.
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Their goal is to elucidate the stories of human struggle and human potential.
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Her stories elucidate moral choices made against the backdrop of seemingly prosaic events.
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Her stories elucidate moral choices made against the backdrop of seemingly prosaic events.
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They elucidate the origins of Dunham's visual vocabulary and his turn toward figuration.
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To better elucidate the policies and programs in place at these various platforms, Rep.
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Dr. Webster hopes to elucidate why this adaptation on the Cape honeybee genome survived.
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I asked Hopkins about the incident, hoping to elucidate some kind of emotional response.
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More work—and more fossils—are needed to elucidate the history of archaic hominin admixture.
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His research group was also exploring models to elucidate what actually makes dark spots dark.
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That does a huge disservice to viewers who look to journalists to elucidate these issues.
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This was the relationship that the Oxford team hoped to elucidate with their photonic demon.
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Forrester argues that Rawls wanted to elucidate society itself as a "game" of this sort.
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You may not fully comprehend the racial dimensions of this, so allow me to elucidate.
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Is there something important about the term that we can help elucidate in some way?
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The use of pretentious phrases and complex acronyms is generally designed to obfuscate rather than elucidate.
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But one kind of analysis does not obviate the other, and can, in fact, elucidate it.
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The modern-day public has no Houghton present at this exhibition to elucidate her phantasmagorical paintings.
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They've come up with a few overlapping ones that each elucidate a fascinating property of ice.
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We will continue to update this list as more senators elucidate on their views on marijuana legalization.
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Its modern design adds to its regality and it seems to elucidate the entire area at night.
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A quick Google search didn't elucidate what these two terms have in common, in case anyone knows.
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Allow me to elucidate: There is such a thing as subcutaneous fat and fibrous tissue beneath your skin.
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One shows how Uber can elucidate the link between disruption and how it impacts traffic in the city.
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If like myself you thought a teraflop was a rejected idea for a Pokémon, allow me to elucidate.
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Macmillan likely knows that it doesn't quite work, because he doesn't stress or try to elucidate the point.
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But the boss admonished me that we are here to elucidate, not obfuscate, so I'm playing it straight.
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"It helped me elucidate the things I liked about myself and wanted to share with people," she tells PEOPLE.
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One of the first papers to elucidate these ideas was published in 1972 by Armen Alchian and Harold Demsetz.
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But sound is used, in Ms Costin's words, "to shape narrative, reveal character, elucidate ideas, and to express emotion".
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For those of you unfamiliar with the game Dungeons and Dragons, (D&D for short) allow me to elucidate.
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I know you're trying to tell us something about that silence, but can you elucidate what those moments mean?
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The find also helps elucidate how species are able to respond to catastrophic events in a relatively rapid time frame.
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The exhibition aims to elucidate Schnabel's historical significance and argues for his continuing relevance to a younger generation of painters.
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In recent years, a few research groups have looked to elucidate the causes and find better ways to treat it.
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Through her press office, Ms. Kawakubo usually issues a couple of cryptic phrases purporting to elucidate her state of mind.
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As Benioff tells it in his book, he asked Jobs to elucidate on what he meant by an application ecosystem.
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But it's far more elusive to elucidate the presentation, style, and above all else the singular mood of the game.
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The video compiles a montage of brief clips that elucidate how the Big Apple has been portrayed throughout cinematic history.
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Carville's remarks on a Bay Area public radio station four years ago elucidate how Palantir's relationship with the city came about.
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Slack's FAQ pages help elucidate some of these concerns, but at times the answers are frustratingly vague and difficult to navigate.
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He took the final fugue at a brisk pace, reined in just enough to elucidate the stunningly intricate streams of counterpoint.
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Democrats say they want to elucidate key parts of the special counsel's dense report without having secured testimony from Mueller himself.
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Her productions, particularly with her frequent collaborator, "Comet" composer Dave Malloy, thrive on unorthodox theatrical premises that elucidate much bigger ideas.
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Plus, there are lots of other thick-skulled prehistoric creatures, so study of this skull could further elucidate headbutting dinos in general.
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And the conversations that we have with them will serve to highlight, educate, elucidate, (hopefully) scandalize, and definitely amuse you. There. Will.
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It can, in weeks, elucidate salient links and offer new ideas that would take lifetimes of human endeavour to come up with.
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But in terms of its aims to elucidate and create conversation, it's not nearly as effective as the way the film ends.
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"We need (more) studies regarding this matter to further elucidate how counter-obesity intervention can affect the risk for malignancy," Meydan said.
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Over 20,000 precious art objects were seized in a raid at dawn — what can this elucidate about beauty, theft, and the museum?
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They elucidate the possibilities of lingering in limbo between sick and well, and they shift the idea of what "normal" could look like.
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It's possible this approach will elucidate the complex interactions of genetics, behavior, and environment that put us at risk for diseases like Alzheimer's.
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The TGO is also capable of looking at the ratio of different carbon isotopes present in methane which can help elucidate its origin.
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Holloway and Callies' strength matters, because Colony's other characters aren't much more than tools Cuse and Condal use to elucidate the show's morality.
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Basslet's charging solution is particularly elegant Basslet's charging solution is particularly elegant It's hard to fully elucidate exactly what Basslet does to music.
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"More studies are needed to elucidate the nature of any true causal relationship between e-cigarette and combustible tobacco product use," it said.
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I have received an inordinate number of requests to appear on major TV shows to elucidate further information, to which I have not responded.
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Mr. Fitzpatrick writes: Can you please elucidate why the NYT is conducting any part of an interview with a Presidential candidate off the record?
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Future research endeavors must elucidate the precise mechanisms that underpin cognitive symptoms of anorexia, and altering these mechanisms must become the goal of treatment.
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From Wesley Lowery's reportage on police shootings to Zadie Smith's new novel, they elucidate and offer escape from the noisy politics of our times.
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"More studies are needed to elucidate the nature of any true causal relationship between e-cigarette and combustible tobacco product use," the report said.
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Arriving at the Museum of Modern Art from its premiere at the Kunsthaus Zürich, this 213-work retrospective attempts to elucidate his elusive legacy.
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He was the cofounder of the weekly newspaper and wrote a column, Malayerba, which he used to elucidate the opaque world of organized crime.
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The techniques, such as X-ray crystallography and nuclear-magnetic resonance (NMR), which are used to elucidate such structures do not work on all proteins.
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The desire to elucidate certain points or themes with screens led him and Janowitz to create a "new storytelling language" that carries into Patriot Act.
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Afghan women must be able to elucidate their concerns about the peace process and their traumatic experiences after bearing the brunt of the Taliban's brutality.
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"The necessary measures are already being taken to elucidate the facts that have occurred, as well as the investigation of possible responsibilities," a statement said.
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One way to elucidate it would be to find genes that govern how long or deeply people sleep and observe where those genes are active.
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How can it elucidate the pain of a historical wound when it noncommittally diffuses experience among so many sides for fear of offending any of them?
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Twitter kept the videos up, citing the company's media policy, which still caused some confusion, so Dorsey tweeted from his personal account to help elucidate things.
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That kind of context might also help elucidate why both families were so eager to host the man they viewed as a kind of lost boy.
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All these women understood that cinema can help reinvent our world, and Cousins and his narrators elucidate how the medium's plasticity and evolving technology facilitate this.
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Lai hopped online to look up reviews that might elucidate this aspect of media, as well as diverse representations of race and LGBTQ characters and stories.
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To elucidate the gist of Manzoni's project, Hoptman emphasizes the influence that Roland Barthes's Le degré zéro de l'écriture (Writing Degree Zero, 1953) exerted on postwar culture.
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When you can no longer elucidate the ideas, or when they are too damaging to openly acknowledge, all you can do is simply make threats, demand loyalty.
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It's hard not to fear that these details, as Hunters presents them, spread the Nazi ideology more than they edify and elucidate Jewish people and their allies.
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Merriam-Webster points to an early print usage of the expression in John Berendt&aposs "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil" to elucidate its definition.
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I thought a quantitative approach would help add larger analysis to the show's treatment of women and elucidate the whirlwind of feminist and antifeminist discourse that's surrounded it.
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Distinguishing whether a hospital visit or a death is due directly to a change in temperature or to a secondary effect is difficult to elucidate from population studies.
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"Journey Into Europe" attempts to elucidate why relations between secular European countries and their Muslim populations have grown so fraught, and what can be done to improve them.
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Interviews with military specialists able to elucidate the complex calculus of risk and reward would have been invaluable in balancing the narrative and perhaps clarifying the ethical fuzziness.
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"News anchors looking into camera and reading a script handed down by a corporate overlord, words meant to obscure the truth not elucidate it, isn't journalism," Rather tweeted.
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"O Caseiro" is a much simpler work than "O Peixe," but it does help to elucidate the historical context and contemporary resonance of Mr. de Andrade's river cruise.
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Supporters stood three-deep at the bar inside the palatial building, gathered to hear Trump elucidate his review of his first year in office and the road ahead.
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DAVID WEIGEL'S "The Show That Never Ends: The Rise and Fall of Prog Rock" has an impossible job: to elucidate 20 years of musical history in 350-odd pages.
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Information panels elucidate visitors on the island's natural history, as well as the construction and evolution of the Cittadella, making use of interactive touch screens and stunning graphic panels.
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It's a work of verse, with some prose end matter to help elucidate the poems, and it will reward a reader sophisticated enough to grapple with language and metaphor.
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"We don't know how these different genes converge together to regulate sleep," says Fu. But each new gene discovery helps elucidate how these interrelated pathways control our 40 winks.
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But it's really hard to properly nail down—to elucidate in a way that doesn't sound like pure fetishization—the bad feelings that Hayley Williams elbows her way through here.
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While no study offers a complete picture, a portrait is emerging — one that helps elucidate the mental dynamic behind the surge in abuse images and the deepening depravity they depict.
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"He then went on to elucidate the underlying mechanisms for autophagy in yeast, and showed that similar sophisticated machinery is used in our cells," explained the Nobel Foundation in a statement.
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Or how else to elucidate the Cubs' 43-2 victory on Saturday, the difference delivered not by the arms of their pitchers Kyle Hendricks and Travis Wood, but by their bats?
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The rodents are beloved among scientists attempting to elucidate the mysteries of human love: Unlike 97 percent of mammals, they're monogamous, and vole couples form extremely strong attachments to one another.
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There's a fine guide to use in conjunction with this post that will elucidate all of the clue varieties I'll be referring to (and I will italicize those varieties for clarity).
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Think Tanks The past decade has seen the publication of a wave of books that synthesize big ideas from disciplines as varied as philosophy, psychology and economics to elucidate everyday problems.
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"However, further research is needed to elucidate long-term changes of (penis length) with respect to the influence of sex hormones or changes in penile blood flow after (radical prostatectomy)," said Kadono.
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It's where we got the term "gaslighting" from — an example of how art can help people elucidate the phenomena they've always recognized in their lives but have never had a name for.
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Bridle has spent the last decade making drones more relatable, uncovering the mysteries of weather prediction, and otherwise trying to elucidate the invisible technologies—usually military in origin—that rule our world.
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It offers a lot of data that researchers can use to further elucidate the connections between these microbes and our bodies, and that could help biotechnology companies come up with innovative treatments.
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"[The results] elucidate a putative causal chain of events leading from the 22q11 microdeletion to its consequent effects on cognition, crossing multiple levels of analysis in the process," the current study concludes.
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Cavell, who died in June, may have been an eminent professor of philosophy, but that lofty pursuit didn't stop him from using his noodle to elucidate the popular art form of movies.
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"News anchors looking into camera and reading a script handed down by a corporate overlord, words meant to obscure the truth not elucidate it, isn't journalism," Rather tweeted to his 388,000 followers.
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Dr. Keene devoted his life to Japan, and his efforts to communicate the country's rich literary tradition to the world — and elucidate it to its own people — made him a superstar there.
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But one of my favorite actors who can elucidate, perfectly, what makes one performance work where another doesn't is Griffin Newman, who plays Arthur, the moth-man sidekick on Amazon's The Tick.
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Genomic analysis will continue to elucidate precisely how human-borne diseases contributed to the die-off, but suffice it to say, they likely had a significant effect on our ill-fated, bygone cousins.
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The scientists "were able to peek inside our biological clock and elucidate its inner workings," said Thomas Perlmann, Secretary of the Nobel Committee for Physiology or Medicine, who announced the prize in Stockholm.
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For one thing, it only examined one type of bacteria; anywhere from 500 to 1,000 species live in the gut, and this study wouldn't necessarily elucidate how the sweeteners affect those other types.
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These are accompanied by pages of text, which elucidate them, but occasionally feel redundant — as though Harrison, or her editor, didn't quite trust the drawings, by themselves, to add up to a book.
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But he also came to excel in applied math, which traffics in real-world problems, and, later, to immerse himself in "pure math," which seeks to elucidate the questions intrinsic to mathematics itself.
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Mona Chalabi, a New York-based artist and data journalist, took notice of the study and offered her own interpretation of its results to further elucidate the lack of diversity in museum collections.
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Testing a larger sample, filled with people from other religious traditions and with different starting-point faces, he says, could further elucidate why one person may have a different conception of God from another.
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Part of fossils' importance to scientists is being able to tell the story of the place they're from, and something like a footprint can elucidate how animals interacted with and traveled around their environments.
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In New York this month, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit signaled it was looking at unsealing documents that could elucidate more on the teen sex trafficking case, Bloomberg Law reported.
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The feature follows the careers of Derrick May, Juan Atkins, Kevin Saunderson, Eddie Fowlkes, Blake Baxter, Santonio Echols, and others to elucidate the monumental contributions of Detroit's 2000s Black community to create techno music.
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She has written a subtle and idiosyncratic account that tries to elucidate her decades-long writer's block even as she recognizes that — as with so much in anyone's life — she cannot fully grasp it.
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Anyone asked to elucidate his local standing will often point to the $1 million donation he made to the American Red Cross in 2013 the day after a tornado devastated Moore, an Oklahoma City suburb.
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And while it's evident that curators aspire toward impartiality, their attempts in wall texts and video testimony elucidate a false balance between the people who have benefited from spycraft and those who suffer from it.
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But that shared history does little, in Didion's view, to elucidate what happened, to explain how one of them became a member of the Symbionese Liberation Army and the other an essayist and a novelist.
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His comparison of different metals' effectiveness in that role—zinc is best, copper is useless—may help elucidate the details of the process, not only in his putative generator, but also in a natural thunderstorm.
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The team hadn't sent its AUVs out to study garbage, but rather to elucidate the origins of a cluster of much larger seafloor craters in the same region that comprise North America's biggest "pockmark field".
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As poet Anne Boyer observes of one painting defined by discarded waste of candy wrappers, Farber captures the floor of a movie theater as vividly as his prose could elucidate the power of a film image.
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This might elucidate how we ended up with gobbledygook that references '90s movies and an early aughts TV show, or a '90s boy band and a rapper with more Twitter followers than the New England Patriots.
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Dalio, 70 and worth almost $19 billion, does not elucidate what that paradigm shift will be in his post, but he has been outspoken in his criticism of the very capitalist system that made him successful.
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From the new Zadie Smith novel to Wesley Lowery's penetrating look at African-American lives (and deaths) in America, these books will elucidate, offer escape from and — with luck — outlive the noisy politics of our times.
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The team hopes sample-return trips to pristine asteroids, including the ongoing OSIRIS-REx and Hayabusa 2 missions, will further elucidate the timeline of the solar nebula, and thus the birth of the solar system itself.
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Haley was able to elucidate the inherent contradictions of American democracy — how a nation founded on principles of freedom and equality could, for far too long, thrive and prosper on the blood and toil of African-Americans.
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But after a few calculations, one team of researchers in the United States made a new model of just how dense Mars' crust is, with the hope that it could elucidate the makeup of the planet's rocky surface.
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But they do help elucidate one key fact: Assange doesn't exactly know what he's talking about — a fact we will now be reminded of every time the obviously restrained by Democrats Trump threatens to start World War III.
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Over the course of the last couple of years, she's rejected the idea that she's a rapper altogether and shut down press that ask her to elucidate the sexual energy that's behind some of her most famous songs.
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Veterinarians have been lobbying since last year to be granted access to marijuana and hemp in order to conduct research that would better elucidate its effect on pets, and have only recently received some funding to do so.
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Mr. Trump was asked to elucidate his message to young men in the face of the Kavanaugh allegations at a time of a broader cultural conversation about sexual assault and giving voice to women who have survived it.
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The other telescope, the Wide Field Infrared Survey Telescope, or Wfirst, was designed to search for exoplanets, investigate the mysterious "dark energy" apparently speeding up the expansion of the cosmos and, perhaps, elucidate the fate of the universe.
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Poropat is already looking into studies on other Australian sauropods, like the Early Cretaceous genus Austrosaurus, which might further elucidate the migration patterns of titanosaurs, as well as their relationship to the global diaspora of titanosaurs during the Mesozoic.
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This isn't the first attempt at adapting the bizarre phenomenon: HBO's Beware the Slenderman, directed by Irene Taylor Brodsky, debuted at SXSW in March 2015, and struggled to elucidate how a shapeshifting, digital monster can affect a young mind.
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So, to better elucidate our understanding of how grasshoppers get groovy, they imaged a set of genitalia with two guiding questions—questions that unite all things on the planet in our drive to understand ourselves and one another:1.
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By totting up scores from over 250m genetic variants, they were able to elucidate SNP patterns that identify those who are at a threefold higher risk or worse than the general British population of developing one of these diseases.
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While American women are leading current diplomatic efforts with the Taliban, Afghan women must be able to elucidate their concerns about the peace process and give voice to their traumatic experiences after bearing the brunt of the Taliban's brutality.
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That Versace and Trail both made sacrifices to come out as gay men does nothing to elucidate for us why they were targeted by Cunanan, or whether anything other than cruel coincidence cut short their lives at his hands.
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"The August takedown is heavily linked to these entities, and disrupting parts of that network helped elucidate more about the behavior of the second network," David Agranovich, global threat disruption lead at Facebook, told BuzzFeed News in an interview.
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Jennifer Doudna (pictured) of the University of California, Berkeley, who discovered CRISPR-Cas gene editing and is a leading scientist in the field, will collaborate with GSK, a drugs firm based in London, to elucidate the basic science of gene editing.
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She started McMansion Hell in July 2016 in an effort to elucidate precisely what it is that makes McMansions distinct as a typology (something architects love) and to make readers understand where the critique comes from, both culturally and economically.
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I keep returning to Atlanta and Get Out as prime examples because they best elucidate the interior neurosis that black folk often cycle through privately by bringing those psychological burdens, fears, hopes to the fore with such beauty and intrigue.
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" In response, Dan Rather, the former anchor of "CBS Evening News," wrote, on Twitter, "News anchors looking into camera and reading a script handed down by a corporate overlord, words meant to obscure the truth not elucidate it, isn't journalism.
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For the past seven years, Xie has assiduously hunted down original copies of banned books, as well as later and alternate editions, assembling a collection that helps elucidate the potency of repression which has become intrinsic to Chinese literary culture.
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Conjuring a dank, grimy-gray palette that's coldly oppressive, he and his cinematographer, Neil Oseman, fail to elucidate a bewildering jumble of real-world evils (hunger, physical abuse) and otherworldly threats (premonitions, demonic possession) that never come close to cohering.
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Out There A star-crossed mission nearly 20 years in the making that was intended to seek an answer to the most burning, baffling question in astronomy — and perhaps elucidate the fate of the universe — is in danger of being canceled.
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In the midst of the chaos, seeing the Mueller investigation as an uncovering of corruption can elucidate one thread of the current story, even as the special counsel continues his bigger-picture study of obstruction and election interference away from the public eye.
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One thing leads to another, and suddenly she's hand-cuffed to a bed with her husband's dead body at her feet, hallucinating and panicking and sifting through memories of childhood trauma in hopes that it will elucidate a way out of her predicament.
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The relationship between title and picture is poetic, that is, it only catches some of the object's characteristics of which we are usually unconscious, but which we sometimes intuit, when extraordinary events take place which logic has not yet managed to elucidate.
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"We would like to find more specimens of louse-like insects, including blood-feeding ones, in amber so that we can elucidate the evolutionary trend and morphological changes for these new insects and find any associated evidence about their hosts," he said.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In association with Thames & Hudson, the Estate of Francis Bacon has published the first in a series of books intended to elucidate Francis Bacon's emotional motivations behind his celebrated paintings through the perspective of art, neuroscience and psychology.
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Still, despite the success in these two case studies, a lot more work will have to be done to see if a keto diet's benefits extend to more people, and to fully elucidate the mechanisms by which the keto diet could help alleviate schizophrenia symptoms.
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The dark of the forest becomes a tactic for lulling the viewer into a heightened sensory state, where the film's audible components and the palpable desire to elucidate the dim images on screen invites a spiritual cinematic entanglement between the audience and the elephant.
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If personal writing on the internet at the end of the Obama years was mostly tragic or scandalous, post–2016 election it tends to elucidate topical, systemic injustices, or else offer some sort of service-y, aspirational alternative to the hellscape we're currently living in.
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"baron" controversy As the afternoon session began, Karlan was asked by one of the Democratic committee members to elucidate the differences between a king and a president -- as a way to more broadly explain why the founding fathers included the impeachment clause in the Constitution.
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Data on where you are and where you might go is most useful to advertisers because it tells them about things far less guessable or generic than your idle online browsing habits — it can elucidate your real habits, your lived beliefs, your actual preferences.
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The three Nobel laureates — Jeffrey C. Hall of the University of Maine, Michael Rosbash of Brandeis University, and Michael W. Young of Rockefeller University — "were able to peek inside our biological clock and elucidate its inner workings," the Nobel Prize Committee said in a press release.
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That hope was based on the idea that hearing the former special counsel elucidate the findings of Mueller's 448-page report would drive home -- to members of Congress and their constituents -- the depth and breadth of Trump's wrongdoing, triggering a dam-breaking series of impeachment calls.
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Sherwin, who has contributed rhymes for "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" on the CW, as well as for the popular YouTube series "Epic Rap Battles of History," not only created the puzzles for this event, but also provides raps and slide shows that elucidate and connect the clues.
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The lecture — an audio recording of which is available on the Nobel Prize website — is a fable about the power of language to elucidate and cloud, to oppress and liberate, to honor and sully, and to both quantify and be incapable of capturing a human experience.
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"Doing it with this device is something that could be considered to be impressive or different based on the sheer size of them being quite small or them using different sorts of materials, but it's difficult to elucidate that unless they've actually written it down [and] shown the data," said Green.
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CHUCK D: It's a very hard job to elucidate and be eloquent and come across vocabulary that you might not have, so you tend to take the musical way out of it and maybe humming, and that's African ... so (mumble rappers) get away with a license and a pass on that.
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Ancestry travel and at-home testing, both of which are industries that haven't or have been slow to actively connect with black customers, elucidate a painful truth: how the legacy of slavery means that those descended from enslaved Africans can't exactly rely on DNA to tell them where they are from.
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Her team now hopes to investigate the child, and others from the original CHER trial along with HIV-negative children to try to elucidate just what is unique about the biology enabling a child who has been treated to then suppress the virus indefinitely -- and independently -- known as a post-treatment controller.
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The multi-agency meeting, say the Democrats, would serve to elucidate explicit timelines and custodial arrangements of immigration enforcement-related separations, which they say are unclear because of inconsistencies between the narratives coming from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), the Justice Department and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).
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While the original project involved nine evenings of performance and theater, featuring predominately New York-centric visionaries like John Cage, Yvonne Rainer, and Robert Rauschenberg, NEAT focuses on a moment/movement on the West Coast where art, technology, and coding methodology have become so intermingled, it's no longer advantageous to elucidate their differences.
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And even while the specific links between social media use and mental health (in both directions) are debated, and researchers try to elucidate the connections and the risks, there is a general acknowledgment that the emotional landscape of the next generation is increasingly tied to those online connections, for better and for worse.
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A familiarity with Raad's decades-long, perplexing practice certainly isn't a prerequisite for visiting this exhibition, but those trekking to the fourth floor are likely to be acquainted with the Lebanese artist's continually modified ongoing projects, including The Atlas Group, where imagined archival constructs elucidate the convoluted memory narratives (or lack thereof) relating to the Lebanese Civil War(s).
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If that message did not get through, in August, on the eve of the first preseason games, the league tried another informational salvo when it issued a fact sheet about the rule that also included a series of explanatory videos prepared by N.F.L. head coaches to elucidate what is an accepted tackle and what is now unacceptable.
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Schumer asked Trump to elucidate on six specific questions about the kind of commitments he had received from Beijing as part of the deal: While experts have said the agreement is a step in the right direction, many are still unsure of exactly what the two countries are agreeing to and how they will enforce their deal.
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There will also be more visual storytelling — the health team has been working closely with the graphics editor Haeyoun Park on infographics that elucidate opaque health policy and legislation — and, in keeping with The Times's push to grow its international readership, an increased focus on global health coverage, particularly stories that examine the connections between business and public health.
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Governments try to suppress this at times, and many of us in the freer world now imprison ourselves by choosing to live through screens, or to see through screens, like the Buddhist demagogue Ashin Wirathu who, in defiance of the shared humanness that the Buddha worked so hard to elucidate, compares his Muslim neighbors in Myanmar to wolves and jackals.
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Smarter way to describe it: It's a show with a more sophisticated conceit than that—one that's dedicated less to a cloying plot device (meant to extend the show into perpetuity forever and drive viewers insane), and instead one with a hilarious (but believable) plot device designed to elucidate poignancy where the agony and ecstasy of trying to negotiate a life between romanticism and reality is concerned.
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We are awash in books by conservatives attempting to elucidate both Trump and Trumpism, including The Fourth Way: The Conservative Playbook For a Lasting GOP Majority by radio host and new kid on the MSNBC block Hugh Hewitt; Understanding Trump by former House Speaker and America ruiner Newt Gingrich; and The Swamp: Washington's Murky Pool of Corruption and Cronyism and How Trump Can Drain It by Fox News libertarian Eric Bolling.
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Elsewhere, geometric abstraction meets extreme figuration; a 19673 painting by Peter Halley uses cells and conduits to elucidate networks of power, surveillance and cruelty à la Foucault, while Nayland Blake deploys a marionette and a miniature theater inspired by the writings of the Marquis de Sade (in works from 1991-94 that provide some literary-historical context for the National Endowment for the Arts culture wars of that time).
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Democrats sought to use the testimony of Dean, a pivotal witness during the Watergate hearings and known critic of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, to elucidate key details from the report, while Republicans tried to undercut his credibility.
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