And we are mysteries to ourselves, we are mysteries to each other.
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Unsolved Mysteries On Netflix In 2020 Remember Unsolved Mysteries the TV Show?
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One of aviation's greatest mysteries The disappearance of MH370 remains one of aviation's greatest mysteries.
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I love books about British history, and I love mysteries — particularly English cozy-cottage mysteries.
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Podcasts have to be the best thing to happen to unsolved mysteries since, like, Unsolved Mysteries.
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Sound Mysteries"Sound Mysteries" is a Gizmodo series in which we explore weird or unexplained sonic phenomena.
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Dr. Dibs, we learn early, killed her own children, though the others' crimes remain mysteries or near-mysteries.
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I am obsessed with memoirs and mysteries and am currently making my way through all of Lisa Gardner's mysteries.
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In this sense, Mad Men avoided having its audience clamor for answers to its mysteries, because viewers understood that the mysteries Don and Peggy and Pete were facing were the same mysteries we all face, every single day.
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Characters are mysteries, and they need to remain mysteries for people to be able to bring themselves to the film. Yeah.
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The mysteries of Valyria and the civilization's Doom remains one of the most tantalizing mysteries of the entire Game of Thrones universe.
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While the first season was about unraveling mysteries—both for the viewers and for the characters—those mysteries have been effectively solved.
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Those mysteries won't be executed with quite as much elegance as the season one mysteries, but in this early introduction, they're thrilling.
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Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries "Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries" is a 1920s TV series made in Australia, complete with Aussie settings and slang.
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It's easy to get consumed by its mysteries, and get wrapped up in the guesswork/detective work of exploring those mysteries to their ends.
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" Some even adopted Lawrence's uncompromising and cloying self-defense: that the "sensual passions and mysteries are equally sacred with the spiritual mysteries and passions.
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Although the show's Peabody-award-winning journalism was still on display, season two provided none of the cliffhangers or exciting mysteries-within-mysteries that defined season one.
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An initiate is trained by elders for many years before they can become a "Babalawo," which means father of mysteries, or a "Iyalawo," which means mother of mysteries.
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After laboring here as the chief forensic pathologist for two decades, exploring the mysteries of the dead, he retired last month to explore the mysteries of the soul.
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Answers even to mysteries we didn't identify as mysteries are revealed in a coda laying out what other people thought, and what they meant, years after the fact.
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She loved reading mysteries; later, at the University of Pittsburgh, she studied nonfiction writing, and after graduating she founded a company, Deadly Affairs, that staged murder mysteries in clients' homes.
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In the video, Walliman explains a critical truth about physics: As scientists solved mysteries like the laws of motion or electromagnetism, their discoveries opened the door to new mysteries to solve.
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His scapegrace father, whom readers of "The Mysteries of Pittsburgh" will recognize, makes a few brief appearances later on, but this book dwells mainly on the mysteries of the maternal line.
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What was perhaps most addictive about Lost was how it sprinkled its mysteries over the top of rich character stories in a way that transformed the mysteries into unexpected, tasty seasoning.
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Droo is a young woman with a knack for solving mysteries, and as her friend Kate remarks in the first game, those mysteries have a way of appearing whenever Francy is around.
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THE ARTS An entry on Sunday in the "What's On TV" highlights about the Cartoon Network series "Mike Tyson Mysteries" misstated which season Sunday's episode of "Mike Tyson Mysteries" was part of.
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It seems rather pointed that Philip's two sons are both such mysteries to him at the moment, and it makes me wonder what might happen when one of those mysteries finally reveals himself.
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I was a voracious reader of mysteries — Enid Blyton's "The Secret Seven" and "The Five Finder-Outers" series, the McGurk mysteries by E. W. Hildick, Agatha Christie's books — and also lots of poetry.
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Westworld is a mystery show, like Twin Peaks or Lost, but where both of those earlier shows had most of the mysteries swirling around the characters, Westworld keeps developing mysteries within its characters.
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Well, we'll never find out the answers to those mysteries.
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This is one of the big, baffling mysteries of science.
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This is why The OA wins, despite its gaping mysteries.
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But there are still many unexplained mysteries throughout the universe.
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The Souls series has a lot of mysteries and playstyles.
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The most perplexing mysteries are often hiding in plain sight.
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We have attempted to unravel some of these mysteries below.
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That said, the show's central mysteries still haven't been solved.
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Even when the show's big mysteries aren't answered, they're addressed.
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There were no such mysteries about his comrades in arms.
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It's one of the most enduring mysteries in Northern Florida.
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Two interlocking mysteries unite a trio of cases — Trump v.
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"First [write] a cookbook, and then mysteries," she told me.
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Among the many mysteries of both pieces is their musicality.
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Some tapped into the mysteries of the universe with magic.
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Lingering mysteries: Where the HECK did Joey disappear off to?
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What other mysteries are you learning about as you read?
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It's one of mankind's greatest mysteries; this wild, menacing overindulgence.
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The Mysteries of Udolpho, or Frankenstein often drew upon the
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Watch if you like murder mysteries that aren't oppressively bleak.
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These are the mysteries that trouble a critic's uneasy mind.
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Every venture out onto the planet's surface reveals more mysteries.
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Yet where some mysteries deepen, others are finally cleared up.
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From this, an idea emerges that links the two mysteries.
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There are still many mysteries about how these devices function.
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" Fan: "I guess 2005 is one of life's great mysteries.
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"Mysteries are everywhere and I love solving them," she says.
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Her books usually revolved around two mysteries, Christopher Langton said.
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Do you think there are still mysteries left to uncover?
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Of course there would be medical mysteries and great diagnoses.
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The various mysteries in the case were never cleared up.
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The case is one of Britain's most enduring criminal mysteries.
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Often the tests create as many mysteries as they solve.
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"Mysteries are sometimes best kept a little mysterious," he said.
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Fast radio bursts are one of astronomy's tantalizing unsolved mysteries.
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Mr le Carré's first two novels had been conventional mysteries.
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AncestryDNA can help solve even the toughest of family mysteries.
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This makes "Westworld" especially dependent on its mysteries for engagement.
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That was one of the medieval world's grossest natural mysteries.
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Darwin thought they held clues to the mysteries of heredity.
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Her frames became gateways to the mysteries of the universe.
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There are a lot of mysteries on HBO these days.
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These are the mysteries the world may never truly solve.
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But sometimes you can by reading a few good mysteries.
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Ms. Gatliff said such mysteries can take time to solve.
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Read more:Paleontologists are unraveling the mysteries of young T. rexes.
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For now, it remains one of Hollywood's ultimate unsolved mysteries.
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The show compensates by delving into bigger mysteries and conspiracies.
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One thing I like about mysteries is that they end.
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"Independent Mysteries" contains photos that Magers took during his travels.
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These mysteries are insoluble in precisely the same way that
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It's one of the biggest mysteries in the atmospheric sciences.
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Then, as in any life, there are a few mysteries.
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Some mysteries endure, and Ms. Eroshok's work is not finished.
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Mr. Adler wrote thrillers, love stories, mysteries and historical fiction.
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One of the literary world's biggest mysteries has been solved.
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Follow-up observations from Cassini unraveled even more of Titan's mysteries.
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Here's how some researchers solve or find historic mysteries of art.
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But those mysteries and little discoveries keep pulling you back in.
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Not all of the mysteries have origins in the void, however.
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Its disappearance has become one of the world's greatest aviation mysteries.
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It's just one of those mysteries Cassini can hopefully help solve.
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After all, gravitational mysteries still abound in our confusing universe. [Science]
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Mysterious sacrifices The discovery leaves archaeologists with a series of mysteries.
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But Johnson immediately quashed many of those mysteries in Last Jedi.
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But what fun would mysteries be, if they were easily solved?
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Some of them were central to the series' dreamy, surreal mysteries.
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Right: Forrest and Company Man of Many Mysteries Magic Poster, 1900.
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Some of life's greatest mysteries revolve around people who are anonymous.
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Here are answers to 2300 of the show's biggest mysteries: 25.
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Together you puzzle out the mysteries that life has in store.
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What happened to the flight remains one of aviation's greatest mysteries.
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It's not just the mysteries of their past that are back.
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Why are the most famous UFO mysteries so United States-centric?
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Another of the poem's mysteries is the time and the season.
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The mysteries of the deep are not to be toyed with!
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Without his work, the mysteries of space would be just that.
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Even at the end of the film, mysteries linger like smoke.
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As for the mysteries of Animal Crossing, you're on your own.
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No, great mysteries of the universe surround us, all the time.
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In still others, the captors faced justice while leaving mysteries behind.
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Fans hoped Rian Johnson's The Last Jedi might resolve these mysteries.
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Lingering Mysteries: Can someone define a "Screaming Mimi" for me please?
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The technology promises to solve complex problems and unlock scientific mysteries.
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Another great mystery, like all great mysteries, ceased to inspire awe.
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But great mysteries are good even after you know the twist.
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That's just another one of many mysteries we must now explore.
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Sicilian life and cooking infuses the mysteries, as does local dialect.
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But these are mysteries that the accelerator is unlikely to resolve.
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Frozen food combines two of my favorite things: eating and mysteries.
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One of the great mysteries of our time has been solved!
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Theories and mysteries were tested and revealed in this rare observation.
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What became of her is one of Italy's most enduring mysteries.
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The Good Tastes Study was designed to tease such mysteries apart.
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Its whereabouts have become one of the world's greatest aviation mysteries.
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Some of his movies turned on mysteries of motive and perception.
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The action is chronological but fragmentary, filled with parallels and mysteries.
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The show is about solving the mysteries of Jane Doe's tattoos.
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As Venus enters Taurus, you're attracted to the mysteries of love.
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There are many strange and compelling mysteries surrounding Donald Trump's appearance.
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There's legit puzzling mysteries, dramatic irony, big fireballs, talking goat people.
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One of the biggest mysteries of Sandford's case is his motivation.
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It's one of the most baffling mysteries in Central Florida history.
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Mysteries, like works of horror, transmute nebulous fears into tangible dangers.
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That's how Jacqueline Winspear keeps her Maisie Dobbs mysteries so fresh.
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He said that people understood that science could explain the mysteries.
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But his life and work offer mysteries we're still profitably untangling.
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Why it did is one of many mysteries surrounding the crash.
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We're here to at least try to solve your impeachment mysteries.
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"These are mysteries we mustn't inquire into, Malcolm," she tells him.
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There are questions but there are no longer so many mysteries.
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Aging is one of the great mysteries of life and science.
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I most like biographies and mysteries, and most dislike how-to's.
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"I'm looking for mysteries, looking for some useful confusion," she said.
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Trump as a holy roller, spellbound by the mysteries of faith?
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In the coming decade, astronomers will surely solve some cosmic mysteries.
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Some suggest the Triangle's mysteries are a result of alien activity.
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Small natural mysteries are always a source of intrigue as well.
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But, to my embarrassment, the freezer was also filled with mysteries.
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A poem can hold mysteries more easily than any factual timeline.
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The mysteries of dressage are many and not unrelated to love.
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He loved Charlie too, and took on both mysteries with vigor.
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Often with mysteries, people remember the setups but forget the resolutions.
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Even today, they still contain mysteries — like the newly identified void.
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One of the biggest mysteries in the strange case of Rep.
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The image collates the mysteries of the macro- and micro-universe.
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Over the next 14 years, the series originally printed 176,000,000 copies, ultimately spanning 131 books, 15 Super Specials, 36 Mysteries, 4 Super Mysteries, dozens of other spin-off titles, and even a movie and television series.
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But because the mysteries became so intrinsic to how Lost was discussed in the media, they are often the only thing the uninitiated know about the series — and many have heard the mysteries were never solved.
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I originally wanted to call it Mack's Mysteries but nooooooooo, we had to go with History's Mysteries cause rhyming is better than alliteration, I guess—I've been assured if the name sucks we will be changing it.
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Albert Hofmann contributed to an essay titled "The Road to Eleusis: Unveiling the Secret of the Mysteries," which proposes that ergot alkaloids may have been present during the ancient Greek religious festival known as the Eleusinian mysteries.
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Now, for The Last Jedi, we have context for the film's mysteries.
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Nine Pints: A Journey Through the Money, Medicine and Mysteries of Blood.
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He has his own TV show, a cartoon called Mike Tyson Mysteries.
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Sharp Objects seems content to let a few of its mysteries lie.
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One of feminist history's most intriguing mysteries might have just been solved.
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Northern Lights of Christmas premieres December 15th on Hallmark Movies and Mysteries.
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And don't forget to follow for more episodes of Insignificant Mysteries here.
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Netflix's She's Gotta Have It isn't exactly a show prone to mysteries.
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So it seems that there are still some mysteries to be solved.
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In some cases, they're even solving decades-old mysteries about their families.
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Pretty Little Liars has always been about the mysteries: Who is A?
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Two episodes into HBO's Watchmen, the show is already brimming with mysteries.
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If you go further back, you enter into his Museum of Mysteries.
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HBO's Sharp Objects is a sweaty thriller built on top of mysteries.
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But there are still some mysteries about how such mixed liquids behave.
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Wired wasn't alone in wondering what mysteries lurk in Magic Leap's labs.
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Dictatorships thrive off their own vastness, their nightmarish mysteries, their apparent permanence.
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Surely, Jupiter's hiding many more mysteries beneath is strange and beautiful exterior.
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I read everything as a kid: mysteries, romances, historical novels, reference books.
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Lingering Mysteries: On the evening of the storm, what happens to Liv?
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Biel will be playing Haddock, as she investigates the mysteries of Limetown.
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Their mission: to solve some of the elusive mysteries of tornado formation.
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That will not be an end to the mysteries of the deep.
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Our masjid was large, pink, and intricate, with many rooms and mysteries.
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One of those mysteries is why exactly ticks can cause the syndrome.
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The telescopes can also work together to provide insight on cosmic mysteries.
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Part of it is because the mysteries don't look all that mysterious.
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For now, the mysteries are swirling: Just who is heroine Jyn Erso?
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It's a mysterious concept that addresses the endless mysteries that surround us.
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Her link to this motley crew is another of the show's mysteries.
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Save up to 80% off select Mysteries, Thrillers, and more on Kindle
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"We're all related, yeah," he says, addressing the mysteries of Icelandic DNA.
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Paul Krugman This seems to be the week for Trump tax mysteries.
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It's always vague promises about the mysteries of life and the universe.
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"She was in everything — drama, musicals, mysteries, comedies," he said by telephone.
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Jesper gets a bit less insufferable as he plumbs the place's mysteries.
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Orlandi's fate is one of the biggest mysteries in modern Italian history.
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He writes mysteries and thrillers — page-turners, some people might call them.
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It's just the latest of many mysteries held within the pyramid's walls.
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The discovery set off one of the world's most enduring maritime mysteries.
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"We don't live in Westerns, noirs, murder mysteries, and shit," he said.
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Westworld sets up about a bazillion characters and mysteries in this pilot.
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Let's talk about the mysteries of his last real competitor, Ted Cruz.
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This paper has columns devoted to mysteries and horror and science fiction.
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Season two consistently struggles to make its larger mysteries matter to Veronica.
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It goes a long way toward making the mysteries feel worth following.
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It establishes our major mysteries: Lilly's murder, Veronica's rape, Veronica's mother's disappearance.
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The interviews hold many more jewels and mysteries waiting to be uncovered.
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Can you help me find mysteries that unfold all over the globe?
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Mysteries are always a good diversion because of their puzzle box plots.
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Hallmark Movies & Mysteries' Miracles of Christmas will also premiere 16 new films.
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Stars: Laura Osnes (Elementary) and Stephen Huszar (Ruby Herring Mysteries) Friday, Dec.
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Max is only able to delve into these mysteries because of Chloe.
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That's just one of the mysteries surrounding this year's increase in cases.
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And reading biographies and mysteries and joining a book group with friends.
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There are no mysteries here that can be unlocked by nursery school.
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If you were to write something besides mysteries, what would you write?
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I've written numerous books that are not mysteries in the conventional sense.
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"There are cases that present mysteries to be solved — whodunits," Nitze said.
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In "Garage Sale Mysteries," she plays an antiques dealer who solves crimes.
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Google Earth has unlocked the gates to ancient mysteries around the world.
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For all the human brain's mysteries, its development is quite well understood.
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Mysteries, I'll read the great writers like Agatha Christie and Dashiell Hammett.
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It quickly became another of the show's mysteries: Was he still alive?
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They are Mysteries, with a capital M, because they are infinitely knowable.
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These mysteries deepen as the investigation continues and Costello's ruthless employer circles.
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"Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries" and "Full Frontal With Samantha Bee" repeated it.
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With two episodes left, mysteries galore are still left to be solved.
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What romance or mysteries do you think stars like our sun hold?
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Many other questions and mysteries remain: What is our sun made of?
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Hopefully, the next season will address some of the first's lingering mysteries.
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Do you ever glance skyward and ponder the mysteries of the universe?
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"There are some really great mysteries," Aguirre-Sacasa promised of the season.
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I'll tell you, look, there are three great mysteries in the world.
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They are endeavoring to uncover the truth about the manifold Russian mysteries.
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There are many mysteries at the Olympic complex in Rio de Janeiro.
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All you have to do is look and mysteries will be revealed.
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Their world got a little smaller, its mysteries a little more pressing.
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Mysteries are a comforting narrative structure for managing social shifts and loss.
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Wherever we look in the cosmos, there are endless mysteries to uncover.
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Audience members looking to resolve the film's various mysteries will be disappointed.
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The Zodiac killer is one of the most famous unsolved murder mysteries.
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In this way, specific cases can present mysteries to even seasoned trackers.
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And while its 10 half-hour episodes have a lot of the requisite look and feel — the enervated, dolorous mood and rhythms; the mysteries within mysteries; the handsomely filmed Southern California locations — the show harks back to Feldman's roots.
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Those are organized in three categories — fun and mysteries, because I love mysteries; books that relate somehow to what I'm doing professionally, like "The Revenge of Analog" or "The Innovators"; and aspirational — those are mostly about health and exercise.
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I find mysteries like Dateline that don't get resolved [to be] very agitating.
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Serial Box: Sci-Fi Bundle — $29.99 See Details Murder mysteries more your speed?
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Death cults, murder mysteries, and gremlins, as Archie swears, are off the table.
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Hallmark Movies & Mysteries will premiere Christmas Camp on July 7 at 9 p.
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A new analysis seems to explain at least a few of their mysteries.
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The plane's disappearance remains one of the greatest aviation mysteries in modern history.
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Given their spookiness, neutrinos have also presented mysteries that humans hope to crack.
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It's a documentary that spotlights mysteries and leaves questions hanging up there intact.
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Actually, the idea of clues came from my idea of doing murder mysteries.
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The discovery highlights the fact that even heavily explored regions have their mysteries.
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Photo: NASAThere are numerous mysteries that a mission like this one could solve.
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It's just one of many mysteries still for Mueller to solve and share.
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But the overlapping mysteries felt portentous in a way that prickled Daphne's skin.
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But where Prometheus' mysteries were mostly frustrating and annoying, Covenant's are more intriguing.
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Among the show's accumulating mysteries, this episode adds another: Who was Judd Crawford?
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To unravel its mysteries is to also commit a serious act of transgression.
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It's a place with a rich history and plenty of mysteries to uncover.
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The flora surrounding the Well of Mysteries partly obscures it from the street.
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Thankfully, this season's latest business casual trend may solve all your style mysteries.
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Scientists think that Titan could help unlock the mysteries of how life evolved.
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The resolutions to both mysteries trace back to that fateful Hay-Adams conversation.
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And surprisingly, we already know a lot of answers to the show's mysteries.
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Here are some of the primary mysteries we took away from the finale.
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Mysteries of 2016: 2.53 unanswered questions The numbers also show Clinton's challenge here.
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There's no time to waste on this issue — we have mysteries to solve.
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Unfortunately, the world produces more than enough fodder to inspire grim murder mysteries.
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But for all the confusion, sleights and distractions, fundamental and serious mysteries remain.
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Those few dozen examples both elucidate and deepen the mysteries of their origins.
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Eickmann, too, realizes there's more work to be done—and mysteries left unsolved.
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Unexplained Files is a bit like a space-themed version of Unsolved Mysteries.
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And now, he's stepping in to solve the most baffling Netflix-related mysteries.
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Much like Plato's captives, the prisoners understand part of the mysteries confronting them.
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The final season of The Leftovers is answering a surprising number of mysteries.
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We'll have to put it down as another one of music's great mysteries.
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He seemed to be leading her towards mysteries that were beyond her understanding.
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The scripted fictional original stories will range from murder mysteries to science fiction.
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They attempt to parse the experience of parenthood, its mysteries and its delights.
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Carroll does not claim to clear up all the mysteries of quantum mechanics.
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"Me, me, me!" his teacher exclaims, decrying the modernist mysteries of the West.
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Mitochondrial DNA has been used in archeology to solve a number of mysteries.
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Like the other mysteries of the hot dog, this remains to be seen.
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Still, one of the biggest mysteries about Gallagher's work isn't what he's seen.
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So I get along with a few European mysteries and lots of poetry.
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With few answers about the cookies' mysteries, I quickly reached a dead end.
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As it turns out, all of Big Little Lies' mysteries revolved around Perry.
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They broke down some of the great mysteries of the show for E!
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The girls have been through a lot — mysteries, mind games, and occasionally class.
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The mysteries start to pile up into a mountain, intimidating in its inaccessibility.
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But there are some mysteries we couldn't help pondering as the credits rolled.
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This reflects Pixie's attempts to decipher this mystery — one among so many mysteries.
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Murder, They Wrote Two unconventional mysteries mix genre conventions with unexpected stylistic twists.
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Ultimately the study may offer a path toward understanding other mysteries about cuttlefish.
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Then she disappeared, leaving behind a secret laboratory with mysteries to be solved.
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Nevertheless, in part because of the mysteries it encompasses, this story feels complete.
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The Lost Girls Books that lead with mysteries offer the sharpest reading hooks.
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If I did not write mysteries, maybe I would write comics/graphic novels.
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And hey — maybe you'll be the viewer that solves one of the mysteries.
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Unraveling the mysteries becomes Alison's occupation, and the focus of the mini-series.
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A lot of women have been buying up all of Anthony Horowitz's mysteries.
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Further study is also difficult because of mysteries about the slab's precise origin.
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This was the climax of the nine-day festival of the Greater Mysteries.
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Also burglars like Junior Bender, the personable protagonist of Timothy Hallinan's comic mysteries.
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Crime Solving one of Keigo Higashino's fiendishly difficult mysteries must be very gratifying.
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And somehow that seems appropriate for one of the internet's longest-running mysteries.
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Why that's the case is one of the coronavirus' greatest mysteries so far.
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Few scientists know more about the mysteries of Jupiter and its icy moons.
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Precisely how this occurred is still one of the big mysteries of evolution.
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Those are just some mysteries NASA's Juno spacecraft has picked up about Jupiter.
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Of the true mysteries of the universe — What is the nature of time?
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"I have solved some mysteries, I'll admit, and I enjoy it," Nancy says.
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It also dives into the science unraveling the mysteries of the anxious brain.
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What had originally struck him as absurdities began to seem like profound mysteries.
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Little is resolved, and it will leave you contemplating the mysteries of relationships.
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If the city exists, its locale remains one of the world's unsolved mysteries.
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One of the biggest mysteries is why so few children have gotten sick.
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Eventually, he predicted, this work could help explain the mysteries of human fever.
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The possibility of androgenesis is just one of many mysteries about Squalius alburnoides.
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Prefer the kinds of mysteries you can explain without recourse to Reddit boards?
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That connection thing is one of the biggest mysteries of being human, right?
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Let people just gather and celebrate the mysteries of the skies and party.
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Through that lens, the mysteries of "Westworld" start to clear up a little.
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The things that spark attention and interest are often mysteries, even to ourselves.
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It was just the newest twist in one of Italy's most enduring mysteries.
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It was just the newest twist in one of Italy's most enduring mysteries.
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Do you have a greater appreciation for the mysteries and diversity of life?
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A brain is a precious thing, containing many of science's greatest unsolved mysteries.
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The cause of the mysteries hovers somewhere between science and maybe the supernatural.
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It's very possible that the Parker mission will just generate more confounding mysteries.
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Similarly, You, Me and the Apocalypse keeps introducing mysteries (like the identity of someone locked away in a big wooden box) that aren't all that interesting in and of themselves, and it hopes we'll be excited simply because they're mysteries.
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Noland takes risks with his colors, employing particularly intense primary/secondary combinations, for example, the unlovely mustard and lavender complementaries in "Mysteries: Golden Glow," or raising the chromatic stakes with jangly fluorescent-looking primaries in "Mysteries Costa del Sol" (both 2001).
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Importantly, this new theory could be used to solve similar mysteries around the world.
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Amazon Prime Video's newest streamable original, Homecoming, is built on a throne of mysteries.
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He also thinks determining the rate of FRBs could help to unravel celestial mysteries.
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Trimble's father was right, and she felt drawn to the mysteries of the universe.
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You role play as a Sherlock Holmes character to solve various mysteries and puzzles.
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Space is full of mysteries: gravity waves, quasars, dark matter, the list is infinite.
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Its mysteries continue to confound the public and get scientists talking, to this day.
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New stellar images bring mysteries that will take more time and effort to understand.
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The mysteries opened by classical physics led to theories on relativity and quantum mechanics.
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Some salient mysteries remain—for example, how frequently does the planet have Mercury-quakes?
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The mysteries to potentially be unlocked could be about man himself, not his maker.
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More importantly, some of these books get to the bottom of important Bravo mysteries.
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Mysteries aside, there may be a few life lesson takeaways from the backseat blunder.
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Whether they contain this quark matter or not, neutron stars hold many other mysteries.
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You've also tapped into kind of one of the great mysteries of SpaceX, too.
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Amateur detectives followed mysteries long before there was Reddit (sometimes they even met IRL!).
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In Mashable's new Facebook Watch show Insignificant Mysteries, we explore just that and more.
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Stay for the edge-of-your-seat intergalactic war mysteries and beautifully queer ethos.
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What's left is a desperate chaos, a thousand daily mysteries I will never solve.
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The Leftovers doesn't bother with comparably small mysteries about polar bears and secret bunkers.
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Watchmen Among the show's accumulating mysteries, this episode adds another: Who was Judd Crawford?
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True, the mysteries of Game of Thrones don't feel as spiritual as, say, Lost.
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But this is their downtime, solving genealogy mysteries as they would a Sudoku puzzle.
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The first season finale of "Locke and Key" left a lot of mysteries unresolved.
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The social network still contains many mysteries, even to those pouring millions into it.
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Although scientists understand that the storm is shrinking, Neptune's tempests still hold some mysteries.
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It took a lucky break for investigators to find out how the mysteries converged.
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The "Well of Ancient Mysteries" is a small spring in a bed of limestone.
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Exploring secrets, mysteries, or hidden things is a wonderful way to use this energy.
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Their story was profiled on national TV shows like Unsolved Mysteries, to no avail.
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As the player attempts to figure out what's going on, mysteries start stacking up.
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So, if you're intrigued by the mysteries of Castle Rock, this one's for you.
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Too many would take this basic setup and stretch out their mysteries for ages.
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How many viewers has Murder lost thanks to baffling, alienating mysteries (this writer included)?
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With her disguise unveiled, the central mysteries of the show neatly Tetris into place.
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I thought the show came back strong and with new mysteries that demand contemplation.
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Check out the clip below as he unlocks the mysteries of maple syrup's origins.
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The disappearance of MH2000 is one of the great mysteries of modern civil aviation.
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The mysteries lying beyond our planet have puzzled and inspired scientists throughout the centuries.
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The various mysteries and conspiracies layer in such a way that defies easy explanation.
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This is the third of Flynn's female-centric murder mysteries get the Hollywood treatment.
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Lingering mysteries: Did Theo see the future when she saw her mother's dead body?
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We traded tidbits about how the Society was structured and we investigated its mysteries.
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They have been one of the most persistent mysteries of the 2016 election cycle.
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For Madeline the ocean is a powerful, fast moving embodiment of life's greatest mysteries.
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A new report provides the clearest picture yet of one of aviation's greatest mysteries.
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It combines captivating life or death mysteries with a high standard of journalistic integrity.
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These ongoing Russia connections might also help explain other mysteries of the past year.
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I certainly don't know, and some things in life are better left as mysteries.
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Sometimes, you just need a little bit of science to explain life's biggest mysteries.
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Also like Unsolved Mysteries, those stories should be taken with humongous grains of salt.
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A system of small, isolated lakes in Canada, though, could help unravel those mysteries.
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This has been an interesting time for product mysteries in the augmented reality space.
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They can play the mysteries of The da Vinci Code while visiting The Louvre.
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Throughout human history many cultures have looked to astrological events to explain life's mysteries.
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The famous mysteries of his painting are achieved through wizardly experiments in chiaroscuro glazing.
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KIC 8462852 has quickly become one of the biggest astronomical mysteries of the decade.
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The mysteries that surround sleep are not merely scientific and clinical but also cultural.
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They said the Glorious Mysteries, with Finn starting the prayers and Brother Reilly responding.
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One of the first mysteries early on in the series is Jon Arryn's death.
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"Thus began one of the great unsolved mysteries in F.B.I. history," the F.B.I. said.
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"Sharks continually fascinate humans, and they hold so many mysteries and superpowers," Gruber said.
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I have some mysteries to uncover and a bunch of dust to clean up.
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There are endless components to something going viral, and there are also many mysteries.
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However, mysteries and theories about the creature keep the legend alive to this day.
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I avoid mysteries, thrillers and, I'm sorry to admit, books about policy or economics.
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But what it was interacting with and how the responses were triggered were mysteries.
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Solving mysteries one track at a time — I'm like a pop culture P.I.16.
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She has even unlocked the code to one of the internet's most recent mysteries.
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Most of them tell the story of a violent crime, then unravel its mysteries.
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"That's one of the greatest mysteries I have yet to solve," he said lightly.
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SPECTACULAR MYSTERIES: RENAISSANCE DRAWINGS REVEALED A forensic examination of the Getty's extensive holdings. Dec.
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Listen to our podcast about the world's greatest mysteries that were solved by science.
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Ana reminds us that stories complicate one another, and sometimes add up to mysteries.
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The existence of subsurface water ice remains one of the central mysteries of Ceres.
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For hard-core aficionados of classic logical mysteries, this book includes some special delights.
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Is it just a weird rip-off of Lost, with endless mysteries to solve?
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I asked him by email over the holidays, and he singled out vintage mysteries.
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The history and mysteries of Shakespeare's reputation fuel two new books about the Bard.
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Some of the first books I read in English were the Nancy Drew mysteries.
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Forty years from now, humankind is unlikely to have solved the mysteries of compatibility.
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In retirement, he fished and hunted, tended his garden and read his favorite mysteries.
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Was it the appeal of outer space, with its beauties, mysteries and infinite possibilities?
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One of the greatest mysteries has been solved: you can, in fact, be whelmed.
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Well, she's one of the big mysteries that "The Leftovers" chooses not to solve.
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But most fungal gravity sensors are mysteries — except the crystal matrix of Phycomyces blakesleeanus.
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The most compelling true crime stories aren't just forensic conundrums — they're mysteries about people.
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I was more interested in the little mysteries I found here on these mornings.
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Webb is also well-equipped to shed light on the mysteries of planet formation.
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His identity is just one of many mysteries surrounding his presence in the hospital.
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It provides disquieting clues about one of the great mysteries of the modern economy.
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Soon he is headed back to China to solve the mysteries of his life.
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These mysteries were edgier than Sweet Valley High, which I regarded as too soft.
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Animals had always been mysteries to Jacob, but never more than when they slept.
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I have reread mysteries numerous times and I don't even remember who did it.
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Despite the strains of tragedy that run through the album, its mysteries offer hope.
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Amazon is now offering to induct companies into the mysteries of quantum computing, too.
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Cross-disciplinary studies have often revolutionized our understanding our understanding of perplexing scientific mysteries.
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It's no spoiler to say that, at the end, several mysteries remain unsolved here.
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"Star Wars: The Force Awakens" director J.J. Abrams loves making movies full of mysteries.
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It set up a domino chain of mysteries that the finale satisfyingly paid off.
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Two mysteries hang over the rest of the season: What exactly did Mitch do?
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He conveyed a calm certainty about the mysteries of the stress-inducing admissions system.
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This shift in ancestry could explain one of the biggest mysteries in Iberian history.
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Maybe 2016 will shine more light on one of the modern world's biggest aviation mysteries.
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Here's the thing: The season's conclusion solves more mysteries than just that of Bancroft's murder.
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While the mysteries surrounding the mechanism have yet to be resolved, its value remains undisputed.
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Scientists will need to tackle the mysteries of the moon's formation from two different angles.
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But whether the FCC will actually solve any of those mysteries is not yet clear.
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But one of the mysteries that we nearly forgot about was Dolores' budding painting career.
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One of the biggest mysteries of 2016 might end without a climatic ending after all.
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But who needs fiction when there are already incredibly strange mysteries in the real world?
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And how is one little kid at the center of so many of these mysteries?
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It could potentially guide physicists toward ways to solve some of science's biggest remaining mysteries.
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Who knows what mysteries await us on that rock, called Ultima Thule or 2014 MU69.
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Each episode, I explore one of the world's greatest mysteries that was solved by science.
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But the truth is, scientists do think about the Van Allen Belt and its mysteries.
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Those are all damn good mysteries, my friends, but they would not be the greatest.
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Where Westworld differs is in privileging its mysteries and philosophical meditations over character and storytelling.
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Mostly set on the island, Lost is rich with mysteries of this new, unusual place.
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Mr. Hecht particularly loves mysteries, salvaged items he had to identify, before Google, using encyclopedias.
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And the story is one of King's most gripping mysteries, beautifully adapted by Tony Gilroy.
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Which brings us back to the two interlocking mysteries at the heart of these cases.
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Here at BuzzFeed, we know that polls are an important way of solving life's mysteries.
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The mysteries of the park are solved, and the ground itself is caked in blood.
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How these comically fluffy dusters are taken seriously is one of the world's greatest mysteries.
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In Westworld, the timing of what we're seeing is one of the series' biggest mysteries.
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The specific motivation for this attack and why he targeted this club also remain mysteries.
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Earlier this year, Ryan had a multiple-episode arc on NBC's They Mysteries of Laura.
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Indeed, why the nodules are exposed is one of the great mysteries of the region.
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Pets are magical, whimsical mysteries that come into our lives to make us less miserable.
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But Rowling's still leaving some big mysteries open, with three films left to explore them.
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Houston's team approached the mysteries of the manuscript like investigators digging into a cold case.
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Can it put together the pieces of one of the greatest mysteries in Hollywood history?
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The latest season of The Sinner is heating up, and that means mysteries are afoot.
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The six-book series puts Enola, a teen detective, at the center of multiple mysteries.
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While there's often a suspect, it's not uncommon for these mysteries never to be solved.
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One of the coolest among them is dedicated to understanding the great mysteries of ocean.
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But the prints still buried are almost certain to remain mysteries until the volunteers return.
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I rent a couple of mysteries at the library and check out the different floors.
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Lingering Mysteries: What's the "other body" that the policeman refers to on that Last Night?
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Potential franchises tease mysteries, histories, and deeper character connections, all to hook in their audiences.
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While there, he learns about the mysteries of "drift" racing and takes on the Yakuza.
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Working title: The Mysteries of Laura WinslowThe pitch: OK, hear us out of this one.
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Her fate has been one of the longest-running mysteries of Syria&aposs long conflict.
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Unsolved Mysteries put true crime murders with real-time arrests up against alien abduction recreations.
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Are we finally at the conclusion of one of the great mysteries of our time?
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It is one of those space mysteries that's been puzzling scientists for a long time.
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And there are enough mysteries that go unanswered that we kept in the soufflé also.
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Instead, use this energy for a heart-to-heart about the mysteries of the universe.
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For me, they produced an obscure empathy that evoked the profound mysteries of natural Transcendentalism.
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I did my Christmas shopping online, and scared myself silly reading mysteries in the dark.
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Very quickly they're pulled into the mysteries of the strange town and its bizarre inhabitants.
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To them, decoding the mysteries of the game is sweeter than any Stanley Cup win.
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I thought it would be fitting to revisit some of these mysteries on her birthday.
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The disappearance of the Boeing 777 has become one of the world's greatest aviation mysteries.
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However, The Foreigner is set to include plot twists and mysteries surrounding Quan's real identity.
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The worst mysteries intentionally withhold key evidence so you could never possibly guess the solution.
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Cicadas are wondrous, little insects, and their developmental synchronization is one of nature's many mysteries.
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ONE of the mysteries of epidemiology is why Asia does not suffer from yellow fever.
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There's a distinctive voice and style to the series, and the mysteries are genuinely compelling.
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I wanted more than a few passing references to the mysteries that started it all.
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Her mother committed suicide when Kay was an infant; her father writes histories and mysteries.
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Looks like one of the greatest historical mysteries will, for now at least, remain unsolved.
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One of our best-read articles today looks at the myths and mysteries of G.M.O.s.
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Working out these mysteries on your own by using nunchi was part of your education.
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This being a Knausgaard novel, an awareness of life's darker mysteries lingers around the edges.
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It's about solving the labyrinth's puzzles and mysteries, harvesting its resources, and growing your party.
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The disappearance of flight MH370 on March 8, 2014, remains one of aviation's great mysteries.
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You aren't getting paid to meditate on life's biggest mysteries, only to dispel of garbage.
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Read on to put an end to some of food's biggest unsolved mysteries of 2017.
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The distinction, basically, is this: Diegetic mysteries exist for both the reader and the characters.
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One of the mysteries of 2016 is the degree to which Hillary Clinton is reviled.
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In science class, they are our introduction to biology, dissected to reveal life's inner mysteries.
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Internet users have a terrible track record when it comes to figuring out unsolved mysteries.
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Of course you do, which is why Meg Cabot gave us the Heather Wells Mysteries.
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Engage with spiritual mysteries, get dressed up, or get lost in your own little world.
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The research could lead to clues about left- and right-handed mysteries in other organisms.
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Now, read the article, "The Mysteries of Animal Movement," and answer the following questions: 1.
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Psychedelic or indeed ecstatic and orgiastic fantasies abound everywhere in the discussion of the Mysteries.
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And one of the biggest of those mysteries concerns salt and its relationship to health.
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The mysteries of the human brain — I am talking about Ma's now, not Elon Musk's.
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The probe is on a seven-year mission to unlock the mysteries of the sun.
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Mysterious signals with no discernible patternFast radio bursts are among the universe&aposs strangest mysteries.
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Satisfyingly, the characters' interior lives are as important as the mysteries that propel the action.
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His quest leaves us with fresh mysteries about our ultimately unknowable and inexhaustibly interesting universe.
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But in the final weeks before the vote, two national mysteries have roiled the race.
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They have woodworking areas, softball fields and libraries full of donated mysteries and romance novels.
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The least solvable mysteries, it seems to suggest, are the ones we carry inside us.
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Professor Ross also delved into the mysteries of the stock market and its inherent risks.
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But they can often speak to nothing else than the missing person's own private mysteries.
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On television, mysteries get solved, relationships start and end, and soaps remain frothy and melodramatic.
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She needs a private detective, an expert in old New York mysteries and cracking codes.
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Since then, law enforcement agencies have rushed to apply the method to other unsolved mysteries.
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Today marks the third anniversary of one of the biggest aviation mysteries of all time.
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In the Middle Ages, Christians designed automata to perform the mysteries of Easter and Christmas.
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But she also left me with new mysteries I hadn't even known to ask about.
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"Roma" doesn't have a strong story; there are no inciting incidents or mysteries to solve.
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There are a couple of mysteries swirling through "The Snowman," a leaden, clotted, exasperating mess.
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She is still interested in mysteries but now wants to alloy them with "spooky" stories.
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Hubble taught us that these mysteries can be bigger and grander than we ever imagined.
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For now, though, one of the biggest mysteries from the 2016 campaign remains a mystery.
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I was hyper-aware of everything and I understood all the mysteries of the universe.
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Mysteries make me think that there's an order to the world, and so it calms me.
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Keep reading for all the mysteries we'll be waiting for Stranger Things season 3 to answer.
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The authors explain that there are three major mysteries on how death by old age occurs.
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Christmas Camp is part of Hallmark Movies and Mysteries' "Gold Crown Christmas" campaign during the summer.
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Her independent investigations and needed dose of empathy is crucial to understanding the show's central mysteries.
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It will take many more experiments like these to unravel the mysteries of particle physics.[CERN]
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Alongside the disappearance of Amelia Earhart, it remains one of the greatest mysteries in aviation history.
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If you like mysteries, you'll love our podcast Science Solved It. The second season just started.
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The origins of such mass coordinated movements form one of biology's most fascinating and enduring mysteries.
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Though the series is not cancelled, her Garage Sale Mysteries TV movie franchise has been axed.
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She was filming Garage Sale Mysteries: Searched & Seized, the 16th film in the franchise, when indicted.
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The Villa of Mysteries and its stable was located along the northern outskirts of the city.
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There are several mysteries to be explored, but there is no one question to be answered.
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We've had plenty of wonderful procedurals since the original show, and plenty of serialized murder mysteries.
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But one of the mysteries of the current expansion has been the lack of wage growth.
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There is so much work to do in trying to unravel the mysteries of mental illness.
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One of World War I's biggest mysteries has finally been solved after a 103-year search.
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Many of the later books—even the mysteries and specials—are good for their target demographic.
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The first Stupendemys fossils were found in the 1970s, but many mysteries remained about the animal.
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Editorial One of the mysteries of life in New York is the persistence of vacant lots.
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SGT Updated with comments from Chengguang, the Chinese gaming website that helped produce Mysteries of Fence.
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Yet, The Affair swerved away from truly solving any of the remaining mysteries around Alison's death.
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Bird Box, out on Netflix December 21, doesn't offer any easy answers to its many mysteries.
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She's still a detective, but a lot of the mysteries she solves seem simple and elementary.
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It is one of life's great mysteries, one of the most enigmatic questions of our age.
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They would find a way for Ms. Sprouse to take her students to Mysteries on Main.
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It balances two compelling mysteries — one historic, one present day — and never resorts to cheap scares.
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But some mysteries in the case remain — and will be put under a spotlight by PMI.
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Rogue One has laughs, mysteries, mythology, and a small band of good people overcoming galactic villainy.
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Do she and David Harbour have any light to shed on the mysteries unfolding in Hawkins?
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The mysteries of space and the depths of the uncharted cosmos inspire string artist Przemysław Podolski.
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Night Call has three mysteries, each involving a serial killer on the loose in modern Paris.
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Which is fine — it&aposs good to have at least some mysteries left in the universe.
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And in doing so, they answered one of the books' biggest mysteries: Is Jon Snow dead?
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The New York Yankees are one of the great mysteries of the upcoming 20163 MLB season.
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Of course, mysteries remain — and they could be solved with one of your favorite gaming devices.
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The music has no choice but to do the work for the mysteries surrounding the group.
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Seems like FBI waited, hoping he'd solve some of the mysteries of his case for them.
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And that pain is compounded by the fact that Cassini leaves Saturn with mysteries left unsolved.
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"She wrote about murder mysteries and [people] are spinning it way out of control," she says.
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In "Contrapasso," though, a hint of something more concrete finally emerges from Westworld's many-layered mysteries.
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We believe this might hold the key to solve some of the mysteries around this attack.
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It is more interesting than enjoyment, because enjoyment erases the mysteries and the vision of desire.
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It's dripping with layered homages to English garden mysteries, horror films, vintage British comedy, and more.
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Mysteries and incriminating evidence abound, but there's nothing concrete to prove the worst of the accusations.
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"I hope the audience just enjoys trying to solve the mysteries along with us," she says.
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ONE of the economic mysteries of recent years is why productivity gains have been so slow.
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Working out these mysteries on your own by using your nunchi was part of your education.
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The question of why she isn't there is one of the core mysteries of the trilogy.
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Their fates under the Third Reich were largely mysteries I had belatedly been trying to unravel.
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Rihanna also performed, but the mysteries of her love life drove entertainment journalists into a frenzy.
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The sonic universe might serenade mysteries just as enormous and just as unimaginable to us today.
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This is a painfully obvious disagreement and is one of the leading mysteries of modern science.
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It is by no means a Rosetta Stone that deciphers the lingering mysteries behind the attacks.
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The twinned mysteries of Phoebe's death and Grace's assault provide the major tensions of the plot.
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Seasons: 1Episodes: 8"Elite" has it all — teen drama, crime mysteries, romance, shocking twists, and more.
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The field contains a lot of intriguing mysteries, which leads to a lot of amateur speculation.
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Among the biggest mysteries of the Trump administration's foreign policies is its end game with Iran.
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It's that the mysteries of the market itself have always solicited such thinking, and always will.
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Shakespeare biography has long circled a set of tantalizing mysteries: Was he Protestant or secretly Catholic?
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If there were deeper mysteries to be plumbed about this new sensation, it would be here.
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So there "Mysteries of the Macabre" was on Friday evening, in all its nine-minute glory.
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The most human and memorable scenes Moretti writes have little to do with these mysteries, however.
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Eve's short, choppy chapters create a page-turning pace and lend urgency to the story's mysteries.
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Unraveling more mysteries The cremations weren't uniform, either, utilizing different fuel or occurring under different conditions.
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One of the bigger mysteries in the 10-episode series is who exactly Moe's dad is.
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I do not believe, or wish to believe, that the answers won't bring their own mysteries.
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Instead, they're using wild physics to understand mysteries of the Universe that could alter time itself.
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Scientists have developed new ways to study the DNA of living people to tackle these mysteries.
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Why the commission has demanded the sale - and why the LSE cannot comply - are both mysteries.
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Until my early 103s, the shape of my legs was one of the world's great mysteries.
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Every one of these mysteries has something to solve that's usually about some form of corruption.
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But nonetheless, researchers are finding ingenious ways to unravel the mysteries of this ancestral solar womb.
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"There are a few major mysteries with the Sun and the solar wind," Fox told me.
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I recommend this reading technique, especially for mysteries, as it makes the riddles that much knottier.
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Many of these symbols are illegible, their mysteries only revealed with the help of a translator.
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"Our vast oceans, full of mysteries and wonders, are thick with plastic and mercury," she noted.
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That's the way we like our legal mysteries, so THE PLEA (Flatiron, $26.99) fits the bill.
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They solve the mysteries, or they at least run them all down to their final leads.
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In the 1960s, Allan's mum was in the girl band The Mysteries, signed to Decca Records.
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One of the central mysteries around Epstein is how he got rich in the first place.
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Arcane knowledge — real estate law, insurance titles, say — is often the key to solving these mysteries.
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Here comes Bad Santa with another gift sack filled with mysteries, crime stories and body parts.
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Decades of moviemakers, novelists and playwrights have been trying to unlock the mysteries of Sam Shepard.
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They are stories about inconsistencies and incoherence, stories that thicken the mysteries of memory and volition.
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The grand jury transcript is unlikely to solve the mysteries of this 72-year-old case.
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"Her make-believe life was so different than mine," Sotomayor writes of the Nancy Drew mysteries.
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It's full of mysteries that only get weirder and more interesting the further you delve in.
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Jake and Evelyn become close, but as the film goes on, its mysteries begin to multiply.
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At the same time, there are still mysteries on which these files might shed some light.
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Around the world, tissue and blood banks have sprung up to catalog human DNA's many mysteries.
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This classic whodunit adapts one of Agatha Christie's most popular murder mysteries for the big screen.
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That developed into a blog called "Uncovering Harbin's Mysteries," with stories about more than 503 sites.
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Hardamon's class, because we had lots of free reading time, and I was deeply into mysteries.
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"Mystery flies around us," he said, "and we need the proper tools to resolve these mysteries."
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Thursday night's follow-up episode, "Back In the Saddle," clarified a few lingering mysteries for viewers.
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Out There A new telescope in Hawaii takes aim at our nearest star and its mysteries.
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They've got a whole thing going, but naturally, it's wrapped up in the game's larger mysteries.
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And they hope to solve the mysteries that remain about the ancient, sprawling figures and shapes.
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Locke and Key is a mystery — actually, it's a few mysteries, and each intertwines with another.
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Today we're taking a look at some of the biggest unsolved mysteries in the impeachment trial.
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"Their story is unresolved and remains one of the great unsolved mysteries of the old West."
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The first Stupendemys fossils were found in the 1970s but many mysteries remained about the animal.
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Probing the mysteries of more distant neutron star binaries, however, requires the identification of gravitational waves.
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Parker Solar Probe is delivering on the mission's promise of revealing the mysteries of our Sun.
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Even if you're not into mysteries, just look at the majesty of the Knives Out cast.
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Well, NASA's Parker Solar Probe is on its way to shed some light on those mysteries.
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House may have ended in 2012, but the medical mysteries it contains are still plenty engaging.
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Along the way (limited spoilers ahead), you can learn codes that release mysteries from a vault.
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It extends to all genres, from self-help to mysteries and how-to guides to romance.
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Here, from your friends on the Styles desk, are some of the year's biggest unsolved mysteries.
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And that'll be the case, even as the questions about her mysteries swirl in your mind.
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Whether this chicken is destined to become meat or how it got so big remain mysteries.
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In a lot of ways, Into The Water follows the formula of The Girl on the Train (and of the mystery thriller genre as a whole, for that matter): it features multiple perspectives, narrators with debatable reliability, mysteries nested in mysteries, and 11th hour plot twists.
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That's the nature of prequels: it's hard to build dramatic mysteries when you've already revealed the endgame.
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Sourdough isn't as neat a story as Penumbra, either, with Sloan leaving questions unanswered and mysteries unsolved.
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Forget about the murder mysteries of Riverdale, it's Mindhunter that is now keeping us up at night.
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An initiative of Art UK started in 2014, it involves specialists and the public in art mysteries.
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Axions such as these have long been a favored candidate to explain dark matter and other mysteries.
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Some particle physicists are enthusiastic about the possibility of discovering new physical phenomena to explain outstanding mysteries.
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In an attempt to solve some of these mysteries, we decided to go straight to the source.
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Who knows what other mysteries might be frozen beneath the alpine ice, just waiting to be revealed.
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Lingering questions about its sudden and overwhelming virality aside, Netflix's Bird Box has a few remaining mysteries.
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There are still plenty of mysteries up in the air for those who didn't die last night.
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Due out January 30, that can tide you over until the Unsolved Mysteries reboot is finally here.
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That includes 000 billion stars, as well as new information that could potentially solve some cosmic mysteries.
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Their fate became one of the great mysteries of the 20th century and is still hotly debated.
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It's time to get serious about Uranus, because there is some really serious science surrounding Uranus's mysteries.
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Weakley, who still surfs, says he's happy he found an answer to one of his life's mysteries.
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But one of the show's central mysteries has been left to simmer at least until Season 2.
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They drummed up questions about the game's mysteries while adding a few strange ones of their own.
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George is the author of Nine Pints: A Journey Through the Money, Medicine, and Mysteries of Blood.
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"The Secret Lives of Colour" delights in such mysteries and histories that lie behind what we see.
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"The brain was, even back then, one of the great mysteries in life," Suk told The Verge.
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The footage is plain but beautiful, and the mysteries feel way bigger than a standard crime story.
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Though his beliefs and treatments have fierce critics, his insights shed light on the mysteries of cancer.
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One of the long-running mysteries of the email controversy has been what, exactly, Clinton's emails contained.
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Its discovery effectively placed Bermudez's Ancient Well of Mysteries in a City of Miami Archaeological Conservation Area.
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Some brute-force through the game's psychological mysteries, unflinching at the intermittent jump-scares and creepy notes.
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"President Trump said in his inaugural address that we will 'unlock the mysteries of space,'" Lightfoot wrote.
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Minute-long episodes of "Cat Dick Mysteries" on Adult Swim are brought to you by nonprofit Truth.
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His best-known work, "The Name of the Rose," uncovered a mass audience for medieval monastery mysteries.
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The Cartoonist's Elegy: Between romance novels and mysteries, love and death have long ruled the fiction lists.
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" Lodge 249 features quests and mysteries and a love of weirdness you might dub "David Lynch lite.
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It's a game that takes place in a vast, virtually empty world full of mysteries and secrets.
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Throughout the series, the White Walkers and their leader have been one of the most enduring mysteries.
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It's also full of books and mysteries that Sarah uncovers as she searches through her grandfather's belongings.
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Keep your eyes wide open, because you won't want to miss a clue to unraveling the mysteries.
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Decoding all of these mysteries could bring scientists much closer to understanding how Mercury came to be.
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Black Mirror is a show full of mysteries, and more and more of them keep being revealed.
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A yawning gap by Jim Horse in The PsychologistWhy aren't more researchers studying the mysteries of yawning?
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You replace tiny statues and open up tiny gates, unlocking tiny doors with more mysteries behind them.
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But while this new movie obfuscates Cloverfield's lingering mysteries more than it supports them, it hardly matters.
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And that discovery also solves one of the major mysteries about the surface of the red planet.
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Lingering mysteries: Who's that man (yet another handsome brunette) who appeared in Shirley's living room holding scotch?
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The fifth and final film, Web of Dreams, provides answers and unlocks the mysteries of the family.
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Some mysteries had been solved but others remained, none more powerful than that burial of the shaman.
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Here&aposs a look at the issues — and mysteries — of the Case of the Double Detroit Election.
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These persistent marine mysteries were part of the impetus for Conservation International's recent whale shark tracking project.
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After Gibson's character, Nick, accidentally electrocutes himself in the bathtub, the mysteries of women's minds are revealed.
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Why he didn't avail himself of that right remains one of the real mysteries of this case.
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Hopefully Juno will provide some answers to those mysteries and many more by using its scientific instrumentation.
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The optimal time of day for posting to the Instagram grid is one of life's biggest mysteries.
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If you haven't listened to Mystery Show, the podcast where Starlee Kine solves unusual mysteries, you should.
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In the trailer below, there are fights, flirts, explosions, mysteries, and technology that is indistinguishable from magic.
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While you explore the mysteries of Startup Alley, make sure you check out the TC Top Picks.
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There are no mysteries about what the toughest disagreements are over — Medicaid funding and insurance market regulations.
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Their design owes more to hard-nosed economics than it does to the mysteries of the heart.
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These are perhaps the secondary animating questions behind S-Town, just after the actual mysteries under investigation.
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This world holds many mysteries, but we trust Young's reporting here and will consider the case closed.
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You still play as a young kid on a quest to catch pokémon and unlock their mysteries.
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One of the bigger mysteries of the 2016 NFL season was Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
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Part 1 would look at the medical mysteries, and Part 2 would tell the story of Juul.
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Some of the most prominent films of the season ponder the romantic mysteries of the artistic milieu.
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"This singular event finally solves all these problems, bringing together all these mysteries at once," Piro said.
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Their letters, estimated at $2,000 to $3,000 for the lot, solve some mysteries about the couple's relationship.
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With the series finale airing this week, the pressure to solve the last few mysteries is on.
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Spencer having a secret twin might be the bow that ties all of the show's mysteries together.
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That said, critics and audiences liked the show's propulsive mysteries and the chemistry between Liu and Miller.
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You didn't solve it by watching it a second time, but you did settle into its mysteries.
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Secrets indeed usually require state resources and apparatuses to be revealed, but mysteries require something else – i.e.
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The film takes a far different tone from the classic mysteries written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
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Do we need more insensitive "Orientalist" rhetoric about the worn-out notions of mysteries, curses and secrets?
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A group of friends and amateur divers solved one of WWII's most enduring mysteries in June 2018.
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Fast-paced, well written, this book singlehandedly gave me a lifelong taste for mysteries and spy novels.
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A mystery is a puzzle to solve, but a conspiracy can only produce more and more mysteries.
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NASA and other agencies are building a handful of telescopes to probe the universe's most puzzling mysteries.
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You can look at your characters and their flaws and their mysteries and still solve a crime.
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The company is planning to publish 21 BookShots in 2016, including thrillers, science fiction, mysteries and romances.
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It's a riot of raw-edged new mysteries and time jumps and silence and off-putting sex.
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Traumatic events aren't erased from the lives of those involved just because the related mysteries are solved.
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As president, Trump can ask for briefings on some of the nation's biggest mysteries and top secrets.
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Somehow — and this is one of the mysteries — the tree was not squeezed out before settlers arrived.
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This adds to previous science results from Cassini's "death dive" that are unlocking the mysteries of Saturn.
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The mysteries of the aesthetic response and creative impulse are a new area of inquiry for researchers.
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Here the best-selling physicist takes on our deepest mysteries: consciousness, creativity and the end of time.
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The political mysteries in Steavenson's novel could be gripping, but the form-versus-content battle rages throughout.
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Even if you couldn't follow the mysteries on the island, you could follow that week's flashback storyline.
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One of the scariest television shows of my childhood was a true crime show called Unsolved Mysteries.
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And his sleuthing often leads not to moments of revelation but to dead ends and deeper mysteries.
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About unresolved mysteries and the unifying Theories of Everything that may explain them, no matter how outlandishly.
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Set in 1963 and 1965, its mysteries and yarns straddle the end of capital punishment in England.
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Set in 41113 and 1965, its mysteries and yarns straddle the end of capital punishment in England.
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The greatest mysteries of the universe don't have to reside in black holes or far off galaxies.
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"I feel drawn into archaeological mysteries, and I feel that I have a purpose there," she said.
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It's one of the mysteries the Amargosa, the slender thread of a river that defies the desert.
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The experience takes inspiration from Sherlock Holmes novels and has participants solve a series of mini mysteries.
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Examples include (but aren't limited to!) Lea Wait's Mainely Needlepoint series and Barbara Ross's Maine Clambake mysteries.
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There, the Citadel is a vibrant hub of activity, with mysteries swirling around and several conspiracies afoot.
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The data from the far side could help chip away at mysteries surrounding the moon's violent formation.
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The feeling of invulnerability that is one of the beguiling mysteries of the city has been broken.
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It became one of the central mysteries of British politics: What exactly would it take for Mrs.
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The question of "segmented" integration is one of those mysteries whose solution is contained in its premise.
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Also, how studying gravitational waves could unlock the deepest mysteries of the universe and prove Einstein wrong.
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Celebrity social media feeds are bunk, and reality TV drag queens can unlock the mysteries of gender?
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I have found great comfort in the last decade in reading and watching old Agatha Christie mysteries.
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"It is one of the greatest mysteries of the 20th century because she was so well known."
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In his research, Patskou comes across quaint mysteries, some of which develop into Zapruder-film-style fascinations.
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"What we tried to do is create one of the ultimate mysteries of Nancy Drew," he said.
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Crown Media includes entertainment brands, such as Hallmark Channel, Hallmark Movies & Mysteries, Hallmark Drama and Hallmark Publishing.
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One of the biggest mysteries of the quarterly filing period had been the haul for Mr. O'Rourke.
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There were worse images to dwell on before the drama intensified and puzzle mysteries inevitably presented themselves.
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Icelandic mysteries, with their stark landscapes and frontier atmosphere, have a natural kinship with the American western.
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Among the many open mysteries was whether the Tunisian had again slipped across German borders in 21945.
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From the Snape's loyalty to Dumbledore's past, here are some of the wider mysteries Rowling touches upon.
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It wrestles with the same mysteries as that genre does — death, the soul, the nature of evil.
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"Generation Revolution" is a whodunit that seeks to resolve these twin mysteries of geopolitics and human nature.
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Watching Peter, Simone, Janice, and Fredwynn solve the mysteries set up in Dispatches from Elsewhere is intriguing.
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Some mysteries keep us coming back for the next adventure; some are to be left well alone.
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But the episode grew into one of the early mysteries of his tenure: What happened that day?
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More problematic are the gaps: mysteries unsolved, re-creations that collapse under the weight of a disclaimer.
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He overcame the debilitating disease ALS to publish a series of popular books probing the universe's mysteries.
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What Atkins understands is that regional mysteries can go only so far when updating local crime patterns.
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"No, no, no — it's a regular town, with a mystery, and mysteries within the mystery," he explained.
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Then spring brings a new gold leaf — and the wisdom to leave some of nature's mysteries alone.
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Twins often yield clues to medical mysteries because their biological similarities allow scientists to identify relevant differences.
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We know that most of the big mysteries in the series surround their motives and their makeup.
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Crime Medical mysteries can be so messy, what with all those untidy body parts and slippery viscera.
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Now let's establish upfront that mysteries, particularly British whodunnits, are as a rule full of preposterous dirtbags.
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Architectural ruins can represent both mental illness and resilience, or they can embody the mysteries of memory.
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When it comes to mysteries, Moira herself has been conspicuously absent for the last couple of issues.
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But this otherwordly ballet was slightly eerie, too, suggesting human ability to restage nature's most wondrous mysteries.
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So far, the prosecutors have revealed little beyond what is in the charging documents, leaving several mysteries.
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Meanwhile, Jack the Ripper captures the imaginations of lovers of both true crime stories and unsolved mysteries.
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Taurus, you are so hardworking, but also so lazy: This is definitely one of life's greatest mysteries.
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These mysteries quite literally keep Smith up at night, and not just when she's reading telescope data.
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Series creators Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss, responsible for the special's script, tie themselves up in knots trying to solve two separate mysteries in two separate timelines, even while attempting to make both of those mysteries about the same thing (how a seemingly dead person could appear later on).
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No matter what he's looking at — and talking about, in the accent and intonation that by now has risen to the level of self-parody — Herzog is just as interested in how humans live in the midst of the world's mysteries as he is in those mysteries themselves.
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The new four episode series, Legends of the Lost, will feature Fox exploring various mysteries from throughout history.
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As such, the show has invited the type of fan theorizing one usually sees with thrillers and mysteries.
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In any case, the Moon enters Scorpio today, finding you curious about some mysteries you're eager to solve.
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Radiolab makes human interest stories out of science and philosophy's most difficult questions, interweaving these mysteries with music.
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But interestingly, the finding could spell trouble for physicists hoping to solve certain other mysteries of the universe.
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Forget fictional villains and murder mysteries — this is a tale of relaxed pleated cargo and high-rise denim.
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While the Voyager probes offered a taste Saturn's mysteries, Cassini scoured the depths of the planet's hazy heart.
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Our wondrous earth is full of hol(e)y mysteries — chief of which is this dog's butt hole.
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Eventually, fans were able to unravel the season's central mysteries, long before the season laid out its solutions.
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The series follows a group of kids stuck in a maze who are trying solve the labyrinth's mysteries.
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Figuring out how far their $100,000 went would require solving some of the big mysteries of the platform.
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For the last week, I've been shooting potatoes into space, trying to solve the mysteries of the universe.
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Action series play into this, as do mysteries, dramas, period pieces, and every other genre under the sun.
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Credit...CreditJames Hill for The New York Times It is one of the most compelling mysteries in sports.
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USA renewed the psychosexual thriller for a second season, causing everyone who loves twisted murder mysteries to rejoice.
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One of the best murder mysteries of the year is returning to television — but with a surprising twist.
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For the millions of cat owners scattered about the globe, life is a continuous sequence of small mysteries.
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" He said WWF-Australia sponsored the research and that drones were able to "unlock some of their mysteries.
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Holland joined in the chorus of "ewwws," and Gyllenhaal continued about how there are mysteries in Mysterio's costume.
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In the series, Mina is a non-nonsense kid who solves mysteries while Jack scoots around behind her.
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Later on Tuesday, we got some tantalizing new tidbits about one of the Mueller investigation's most intriguing mysteries.
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Chief among Jupiter's space weather mysteries is a bright x-ray aurora, located near the planet's north pole.
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Where the idea came from and whomst signed off on it will remain among modern life's great mysteries.
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Old Sins continues to build off of this concept, with delightfully strange and complex new mysteries to uncover.
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Each thing we learn about it seems to lead to more mysteries that we have yet to understand.
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A rare supernova is helping scientists unlock the mysteries of how these bright, exploding stars come to be.
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Which brings me to another one of the show's executive producers — J.J. Abrams, who's famous for loving mysteries.
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