He began to piece together the case against the couple.
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Officials are still trying to piece together what went wrong.
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How did you piece together this history without physical objects?
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"You can piece together industry, who's working where," he added.
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That leaves Wall Street trying to piece together the rest.
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What clues did scientists use to piece together his story?
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Now, perhaps there's a way to piece together enough votes.
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Police are still trying to piece together what happened to Matheson.
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Allison managed to piece together the basic elements of Winchell's biography.
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After the shooting, authorities were able to piece together the scheme.
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People flooded online forums, trying to piece together what had happened.
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You have to piece together your evidence with empathy and conjecture.
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For instance, Alexa can't yet piece together three or four operations.
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Authorities are working to piece together a timeline on the shooting.
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The eye is forced to decelerate and piece together the sentences.
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Talking to witnesses, I began to piece together what had happened.
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He was later able to piece together bits of what happened.
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There's beauty in trying to piece together this challenging, mordant puzzle.
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Together, they all served to piece together Arthurs' online extremist evolution.
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Police are now working to piece together what happened inside that home.
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Reality: You piece together scraps of green clothing of all varying shades.
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In one you play as Beethoven, having to piece together his sonatas.
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Turkish investigators are working to piece together what happened outside the consulate.
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Follow along as we piece together what we can in this slideshow.
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Great." JH: "We worked on a piece together right after the election.
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You can piece together a solid home-theater setup for just $500.
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So we had to piece together the story from all different sources.
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The story behind this questing is fractured and tough to piece together.
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But it's also difficult to piece together the details of his life.
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It takes minimally adequate resources to piece together a person's social history.
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Can readers actually piece together the narrative by touching these abstract patterns?
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Sunday nights are now spent trying to piece together the show's endless riddles.
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Investigators are trying to piece together what led to the shooting, McCulloch said.
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The study used computer simulations to piece together how these mysterious clouds form.
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It took having Jolie to piece together every single broken part of me.
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As expected, those fragments of rich, stretched-out instrumentals began to piece together.
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However, putting on our detective hats, we can piece together a few things.
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"We want to piece together the full story (of) what happened," Walton said.
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At the hospital, I began to piece together the severity of Steve's condition.
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From there, you can piece together two or three new ideas or solutions.
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You can sort of try to piece together what Trump might have meant.
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Existing archives are largely opaque or jumbled, making them hard to piece together.
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Somehow, at that moment, for reasons difficult to piece together, life made sense.
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We piece together that it runs at least 220 meters across the ice.
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The Beyhive is now trying to piece together the' who, when and why.
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As investigators began to piece together how the woman had been shot, Sgt.
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But all that world-building means there's quite a lot to piece together.
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Last night, the authorities were still trying to piece together exactly what happened.
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Then I can't remember what ... I'm just trying to piece together the story.
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This puts them in a position to piece together detailed profiles of their customers.
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And they're using these measurements to piece together how this world may have formed.
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Today, it features only three video that piece together to form a dangerous snake.
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An alcoholic ex-wife who can't quite piece together her involvement in a murder.
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Now they must piece together a night they can't remember, while searching for Doug.
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Michelle is trying to piece together what happened the night her daughter was shot.
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These different spots around the globe have helped researchers piece together a global puzzle.
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Spurling added that she will be able to help authorities piece together what happened.
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"Subconsciously I'm continuing to try and examine and piece together their relationship," he explained.
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A positive match allowed authorities to piece together the difficult past of Aleacia Stancil.
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How does a neuroscientist even begin to piece together a biological basis of morality?
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LaRiccia decided to put a found objects mixed media piece together for the show.
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Sock said he just needed to piece together a few things on the court.
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Lt. Emma Fowler has been undone, and we slowly piece together how it happened.
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Lee, who usually directs her own works, began putting this piece together in 2014.
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More than a month later police are still trying to piece together a motive.
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North's testimony was absolutely critical to the committee's efforts to piece together the truth.
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Facebook's announcements were bold, futuristic and, at times, a little hard to piece together.
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What happened to Greenslade over the next few hours is difficult to piece together.
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The German authorities are now trying to piece together a mystery garnering international attention.
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The exercise showed him how tough it was to piece together the needed information.
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We had to piece together everything we could about what had happened that night.
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Investigators were trying to piece together what he had been working on most recently.
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What does this illuminate about the struggle to piece together parts of Holocaust history?
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As the authorities worked to piece together Mr. Abedi's past, Britain paused to grieve.
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It wasn't until months later that Perez was able to piece together what happened.
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If they can piece together a respectable offensive line, they could be a juggernaut.
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Patrons would presumably gather around the single screen to watch the culminating piece together.
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We will try to piece together as much as we can about the suspect.
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Archaeologists are now starting to piece together the history of the coffin's permanent resident.
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Or photocopy each hand separately onto clear sticker paper and piece together your macabre masterpiece.
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"It was cool to get some ideas of what you could piece together," she said.
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Police were still trying to piece together the events that led up to the shooting.
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Javier Zarracina/Vox As Pontzer pondered his findings, he began to piece together an explanation.
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The Post made a good effort to piece together such an analysis with its graphic.
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Police will be looking at many factors as they piece together how the accident occurred.
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It's often kind of what we feel in the moment and what we piece together.
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Beginning with Monday's Ariana Grande concert, Dan attempted to piece together his brother's final night.
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Cassini's numerous flybys have allowed us to piece together a global picture of the moon.
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With that information, your internet provider can piece together a timeline of your online life.
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They call it JOLED, but I can't piece together what the acronym actually stands for.
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LH-L: We were trying to piece together temp tracks from existing spaghetti Western stuff.
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So Ms. Lohman consulted two Italian cookbooks from the period to piece together certain dishes.
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That said, looking into the future and trying to piece together tomorrow's superhero movie landscape?
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It sometimes takes the two of them to piece together one story from their heyday.
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TechCrunch spoke with nine sources with knowledge of Eaze's struggles to piece together this report.
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Investigators were trying to piece together where and when Mr. Dzhalilov might have become radicalized.
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Authorities around the world are only beginning to piece together the details of his escape.
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Authorities in the U.S. and Jamaica are still trying to piece together exactly what happened.
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"Here's what the researchers have been able to piece together about the NYPD's "Forensic Imaging System.
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With a name in hand, the curator was able to piece together the Lokanins' life story.
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Only then could he describe their contents, trace their origins, and piece together the supply chains.
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Even with limited information, hackers can piece together strategies to commit fraud and identity theft. [Motherboard]
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In all three games, you piece together the game's narrative by virtue of your own wits.
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He said that the investigation was ongoing and authorities hope to piece together exactly what happened.
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Instead, you're meant to observe, and piece together the world's logic and reason as you explore.
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If you're trying to piece together a coherent story about Apple's iPad lineup, well, good luck.
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The parts that don't make sense, you piece together by virtue of just understanding the formula.
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All of these characters clash as they try to piece together a future for the world.
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Geologic samples recovered during drilling could help us piece together this violent chapter in Earth's history.
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Skloot's 2010 publication used archival photos, documents and Deborah Lacks' journals to piece together Henrietta's legacy.
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It comes disassembled, so kids have to put almost every piece together just to get started.
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CT scans showing the presence of a dental putty used to piece together the fake specimen.
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Eventually, the police arrested them, and we've been trying to piece together what happened ever since.
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Presidents and Presidents-elect typically work jointly with speechwriters to piece together major sets of remarks.
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O.J.: Made in America uses archival footage of Whitley and Simpson to piece together their story.
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The telescope uses that "transit" to piece together how large (or small) the planet might be.
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The 47-year-old Cummings is trying to piece together his life, living in his trailer.
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Researchers are studying an assortment of animals to piece together the signs of a bad swallow.
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The F.B.I was trying to piece together his travels and figure out what drew him there.
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With enough passes, scientists should be able to piece together a picture of the planet's composition.
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We attempted to track down and piece together the mystery of the seemingly missing moon lander.
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The police had relied on "a series of assumptions to piece together what happened," she said.
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Officers can then tap into other technologies, like street-level security cameras, to piece together clues.
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The team then used imaging algorithms to fill in the gaps and piece together the photo.
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"This is where it becomes exciting, being able to piece together natural areas," Ms. Campbell said.
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Using imaging algorithms like Bouman's, researchers created three scripted code pipelines to piece together the picture.
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Maybe the pause and rewind buttons will help home viewers piece together what it all means.
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Now in Bangladesh, they struggle to piece together their lives without husbands, fathers, brothers and sons.
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You can sort through retro-futuristic computer terminals, trying to piece together what might have happened.
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I've no doubt it'll help me piece together the mystery at the centre of this island.
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Investigators come across a scene and then have to piece together what happened from the available evidence.
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They can't go by their gut, they have to piece together enough evidence to get probable cause.
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Scattered through the witness depositions, the stories were hard to piece together: How many deaths were claimed?
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As our class proceeded with the dissection, we began to piece together the stories of our donors.
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Danny starts to piece together Alex's identity after meeting his parents, who were thought to be dead.
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She and Molly (Yvonne Orji), are combing through all of the details to piece together Lawrence's intentions.
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Agents managed to piece together the information she provided,and firmly establish the case against Paul Kruse.
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Instead we're forced to piece together the puzzle of Amma through Camille's jarring encounters with her sibling.
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The new mineral is so tiny that the scientists couldn&apost piece together all its physical properties.
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Exhibit curators have used the royal's intimate diaries to piece together an account of her early years.
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Then he will collect facts and piece together the time line as he sets his investigative strategy.
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The company has also made available the stitching software used to piece together those types of videos.
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Immediately, students started trying to piece together what was happening using social media, text messages and Snapchat.
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Investigators continued on Monday to scour the crime scene for evidence and piece together the gunman's motive.
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Federal authorities are still trying to piece together exactly how and why Ohio became America's carfentanil epicenter.
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We're working to piece together all the pieces that we can to make a well informed decision.
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Using an AR system, you can watch moments the Tacoma crew experienced and piece together what happened.
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Over several months, as the results came in, they began to piece together what they were facing.
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By Friday, investigators were starting to piece together a broad plot that involved a network of terrorists.
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OK, so maybe it won't save America, but it might piece together some of what's been broken.
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As the three of them work to piece together the family's internal squabbles, Knives Out gets delicious.
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She spent hours on the phone with her mother, trying to piece together what had gone wrong.
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Eventually, the scientists managed to piece together all the mitochondrial genes in each of the hair samples.
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He did more than any other witness so far to piece together the puzzle of what happened.
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It wasn't too tough to piece together an impending Loki death if you were looking for it.
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Investigators found two black box recorders on Monday, which will help piece together the plane's final minutes.
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I piece together a narrative by interacting with the children, their parents, teachers and therapists — their community.
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Just browse through the #Beychella hashtag on Twitter; it won't take long to piece together the whole set.
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It's another game in which you walk around a creepy home and try to piece together a mystery.
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But some people piece together a process that makes doing so a little easier — and eventually even enjoyable.
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Instead of you having to manually piece together a trip, the app puts together different options for you.
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It can take safety investigators months to piece together the complex chain of events leading to an accident.
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We know very little about the two mystery iPads and what we can piece together is just speculation.
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Many have sought out copies for clues as they piece together a timeline of Kavanaugh's high school years.
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This means that any data gathered could help researchers piece together the ancient history of our solar system.
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Now, using data from the Gaia space telescope, researchers can piece together the puzzle of the galaxy's past.
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Once the media coverage has ebbed, those affected by the disaster still have to piece together their lives.
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Even as investigators try to piece together what happened in 2016, they are worrying about what comes next.
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I watched the doll's instructional video and commercial to help piece together how to play with this thing.
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He intends to piece together the entire body of Ohlin's letters to metalheads spread all over the world.
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There's Mark, a political consultant and Cynthia's boyfriend, who tries to piece together the truth of her betrayal.
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Authorities will try to piece together how a security scare of this magnitude occurred at a major airport.
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But the 41-year-old actress is also still trying to piece together moments from her big day!
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Iconoclasts is heavier on puzzles than platforming and beautifully-crafted, with big, unique, clockwork worlds to piece together.
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From these accounts, we can piece together a candid portrait of the biggest hen party since records began.
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"It's very traumatizing—it's been hard to piece together the information they're receiving and were receiving," said Drake.
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And then here we are, struggling to piece together our lives and our country on a Wednesday morning.
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No cause of death has been released, and questions swirl as the police try to piece together details.
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With nearly 50 years of satellite data, they're starting to piece together the recent history of these sanctuaries.
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Their works are not sensationalist conspiracies capitalizing on public anxieties; rather, they piece together a puzzle of facts.
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But on other days, they often use a reliever to start the game, and piece together the rest.
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But investigators said they were still working to piece together the attack that also left four others wounded.
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I was using Pro Tools at the time, so it was a simple one-two to piece together.
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Now, police are trying to piece together what happened between Todt and the four victims after he confessed.
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That's the friendship Issa will be leaning on as she tries to piece together a future without Lawrence.
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It took regulators months to piece together the data needed to attempt to diagnose what caused the event.
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Today, a lot of companies piece together five or six or seven different apps to make this work.
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Millions of people are struggling to piece together two, three, or four jobs just to pay the rent.
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Many of them still remain unopened: The messages are delicate, fragmented, and sometimes require months to piece together.
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Through interviews in Niger's capital Niamey and Washington, Reuters has tried to piece together the events of Oct.
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Starting from scratch, a company can piece together a custom call center or CRM that matches its exact needs.
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"We are trying to piece together the information we have to determine the reasons," Gehman told The Associated Press.
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Video makes it possible for you to piece together sharp, professional videos in minutes — even without prior editing experience.
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Or it could be built out of products from separate vendors designed to piece together without overlaps or gaps.
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Essex Police said it was working alongside a number of partner agencies to try to piece together what happened.
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Police are still trying to piece together how the victims got into the container and where the container originated.
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Meanwhile, authorities keep working to piece together the truth of what was really going on in the Watts family.
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But it would be more difficult to piece together among more numerous partners, according to the European Parliament's estimates.
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But now that it is, researchers have been starting to piece together the puzzle that links genes to behaviors.
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For the next part get your hands one some loose fiber bill stuffing and stitch the whole piece together.
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Sonos has you covered there, too, letting you piece together a unique solution that fits your arrangement and budget.
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But above all, the new Gaia map will help astronomers piece together the history of the Milky Way's formation.
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Why it matters: Learning more about the red planet's current climate could help scientists piece together the world's past.
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This Elena, we soon piece together, is June's long-missing mom, thus neatly tying together two seemingly random storylines.
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Can we really piece together a complete picture of a love life from hazy references scattered in pop songs?
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As authorities continue to piece together the murder of Ingrid Lyne, grisly details are beginning to come to light.
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Cyber security firms are trying to piece together who was behind the computer worm, dubbed NotPetya by some experts.
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Some of these problems might not make sense when isolated, but a team of doctors can piece together options.
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Still, even with rumors swirling, it's probably too early to piece together a full picture of the Galaxy S8.
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He said the probe into McClendon's death is ongoing, and investigators are tying to piece together his final hours.
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You know when you wake up, head pounding, and you try to piece together what happened the night before?
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After the war, the Navy tried to piece together a comprehensive history of the 52 submarines it had lost.
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He also hasn't been directly engaged by people enough to piece together a passable humanlike perspective out of them.
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Streets tangle, homes shrink, flowers bleat, and the community can barely piece together a memory of either missing person.
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"What critics said: "The OA truly comes into its own when you stop attempting to piece together the storyline.
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While the authorities were still trying to piece together exactly how a report of gunfire at 9:34 p.m.
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Over the last year, the case seemed to stump investigators, who struggled to piece together his visit to Washington.
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Then, while were trying to piece together the few fragments of information I'd gathered, I fully shit the bed.
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I couldn't quite piece together what had happened, so I just put it in the back of my mind.
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Once scientists gather all the data from New Horizons, they will be able to better piece together the clues.
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When we played that piece together, she gave me a sour look every time I hit a wrong note.
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Taemi and I talked a bit more while I tried to piece together what the hell was going on.
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The understanding of subjectivity is inherently abstract — a puzzle we piece together through observation, research, criticism, and, yes, sympathy.
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Flight-crash investigators are trying to piece together what happened, but so far no official explanation has been given.
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Along his quest to piece together what happened to him, Van Dyk meets with other families of former captives.
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Now, they were going to ask it to piece together the coronavirus that had just arrived on their shore.
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Detectives were still working to piece together Ms. Mei's past and understand her motive, the law enforcement official said.
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Officials in affected counties are starting to learn the victims' identities and piece together the circumstances around their deaths.
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Looking for clues Turkish investigators are trying to piece together Khashoggi's movements before and after he entered the consulate.
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Scientists have since studied CMB to piece together the shape and structure of the universe, and importantly, date it.
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New seismological methods developed by the researchers helped them piece together a year-long timeline to reconstruct what happened.
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"Create a collage" will allow you to choose a number of photos to piece together in a cover photo.
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Too many aspiring black students are trying to piece together education plans based on career fairs and Google searches.
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And even if we can piece together historical recipes, can we ever really know what their food tasted like?
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ObamaCare will explode and we will all get together and piece together a great healthcare plan for THE PEOPLE.
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In the end, democracy is about all of us sticking through it together, trying to piece together the way.
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They also worked to piece together details of the woman's life, with some help from her, her father and others.
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Rather than offer solutions, however, the work leaves us to piece together the stories, often leaving us angry or confused.
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But, sometimes fragments of recordings can be inadvertently picked up, which could help piece together events from a crime scene.
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As she tries to piece together the events of the night, she ends up reconnecting with someone from her past.
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On Sunday, investigators were trying to piece together what happened at the home on Chestnut Avenue in the quiet suburb.
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Bouman's was one of a number of algorithms used to piece together the images captured by the network of telescopes.
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Said company would approach Entoro and they would run diligence and piece together a preferred equity deal to finance it.
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Early on, most of the details are unexplained, leaving you to piece together what Hyrule may have once looked like.
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Wayne tries to piece together his memories from three different timelines, prompting a lot of dramatic looks and tense conversations.
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He would like to pause for a moment ... to awaken the dead and to piece together what has been smashed.
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As previously detailed in her memoir, What Remains, Radziwill used her investigative journalism background to piece together what had happened.
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He must piece together the circumstances of her murder, and how it's connected to the separation between the two realities.
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But from what I can piece together he did talk about the logo and how cities are bringing him down.
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She spent that night with dozens of other protesters, all from various backgrounds, all trying to piece together what happened.
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This cluster of competing protocols makes it difficult to piece together a smart home that's controlled by a unified device.
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Phone captures frat rituals In the days after Marquise's death, his family began to piece together what they believed happened.
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How does The New York Times mobilize its resources to piece together a story that breaks long after office hours?
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The Times helped descendants of 272 slaves Georgetown University sold to stay afloat in 1838 piece together their families' histories.
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Dianne Feinstein to piece together and document the CIA's rendition, detention, and interrogation program, which ran from 2002 to 2008.
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Doubling back to piece together the wild, shocking ideas is almost a requirement, but it's also part of the fun.
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"We had to be very economical in how we shot things and piece together different corners we found," Weinberg says.
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I use this table for painting small pieces and working on the hand made frames I sculpt and piece together.
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It also comes as China moves to piece together a sphere of influence through regional trade agreements and infrastructure projects.
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At the same time, Democrats have struggled to piece together a coalition strong enough to deliver an Election Day majority.
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Investigators are trying to piece together the origins of the deadly Camp Fire, which has killed at least 56 people.
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Through smart detective work and intuition, players piece together the overarching story of these characters and how their lives connect.
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This research finally gives scientists a template for how to piece together the biological mechanisms that contribute to mental disorders.
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The team worked from original archaeological drawings, models, photographs, first-hand testimonies and newsreel footage to piece together the ruins.
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But the speaker is still trying to piece together a regionally and racially diverse team that will appeal to senators.
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Weeks later we traveled to Ahuas and worked with local human rights defenders to piece together the boat passengers' accounts.
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Breakingviews It's going to take a lot of tape and scissors to piece together a leveraged buyout of Staples Inc.
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So I am scrambling to pull its elements into an order that will help me piece together what it's doing.
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Much of the United States is trying to piece together why President Donald Trump unexpectedly fired FBI Director James Comey.
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Now, at the end of the twentieth century, growing numbers of Americans piece together their faith like a patchwork quilt.
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"It's hard to piece together what the world was like," said Bianca Perren, a paleoclimatologist for the British Antarctic Survey.
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Prosecutors are now working with police to piece together Ghosn&aposs route and find out who helped him, Kyodo said.
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Perhaps. In the past decade or so, brain scientists have begun to piece together how memory degrades and forgetting happens.
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When you also look at footprints from other locations you can start to piece together which species were the key players.
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Every day you get a classic, modern, or contemporary art piece, together with a short explanation of the story behind it.
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"I've gathered Basic Dwell's pieces on a track in an attempt to piece together fragments of a broken story," he said.
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She's among the Democrats on a working group appointed by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to piece together a deal with Lighthizer.
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Since the summer, detectives in Wilmington have combed through old police reports and re-interviewed victims to piece together the investigation.
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Meanwhile, researchers have been trying to piece together what information they can about what happened to Texas women after HB2 passed.
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This time you'll be exploring an eerily empty lunar transfer facility, trying to piece together the clues of just what happened.
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The tabletop game of placing tiles to slowly piece together a medieval countryside turned serious at March's GothCon 2016 in Sweden.
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Meanwhile, the insurance agent is trying to piece together a case for the man who got hit by the pizza truck.
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Investigators are trying to piece together why the aging Boeing 737 went down and erupted in flames shortly after takeoff Friday.
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"We're still trying to piece together exactly what happened," Lt. Lonzy Robertson, the spokesman for DeKalb County police, told the AJC.
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The $450 kit brings capabilities like eye-tracking, brain-computer interface electrodes and some gear to piece together a motion controller.
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As investigators try to piece together what happened in Brussels, they will surely be looking for where the bombs were assembled.
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But companies like Sling have been able to piece together so-called "skinny bundles" for rates starting at $20 per month.
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When it's finally time to piece together the Falcon Heavy, SpaceX may need another spot to house all its landed rockets.
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It doesn't take a super-fan to piece together the hint here: Tommy Oliver will one day be the Green Ranger.
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We spoke to the pros to piece together the best skin-care routines for when you have two minutes or 20.
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Police say they are still working to piece together what happened, as most witnesses heard but did not see the shooting.
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"They are trying to piece together what they can about what the US policy is under the new administration," he said.
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I siphoned as many stories out of him as I could, trying to piece together the past without also shaming him.
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Mets Manager Terry Collins used six of the 13 relievers at his disposal to piece together the rest of the game.
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If no existing clips with the words you type exist, the website will cut together clips to piece together the words.
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"It's an out-of-body experience, trying to piece together what we see," said Lily Eskelsen García, the N.E.A. president. Mrs.
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If you are as slow on the uptake as I am, you'll need a few seconds to piece together the evidence.
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And while there is no unifying manifesto, it's possible to piece together the arguments that attract these thinkers to Trump's candidacy.
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What's new: Scientists figured out a way to piece together the axolotl genome and this week reported a nearly complete sequence.
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Detectives are also combing midtown Manhattan for surveillance footage, eye witness accounts, anything that can help them piece together what happened.
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Instead, many of the male martial artists have turned to YouTube instructional videos to try and piece together the grappling art.
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The days of sweating in your apartment while you piece together a plywood desk with an unpronounceable name are probably numbered.
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Many current students and and grads are forced to piece together tuition with some combination of family savings, loans, and scholarships.
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From now on, Google will be able to piece together a route for you combining the different ways to get around.
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The series documents subsequent efforts by Mr. Paige and Ms. Olsen to piece together evidence linking Mr. Bell to the deaths.
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When a bank receives a fraud claim or detects suspicious activity, it typically assigns an investigator to piece together what happened.
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Chechens turned to religion to piece together shattered communities, a trend particularly noteworthy at Chechen weddings, where tradition now reigns supreme.
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Each evening, different instructions arrive by email, as policymakers try to piece together the latest evidence as fast as they can.
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These spaces are where the artist allows the viewer to piece together the context for understanding the work on her own.
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Investigators are trying to piece together his financial history to search for clues that could help determine what set him off.
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It is still too soon to know whether Mr. Jansa will be able to piece together a governing coalition in Slovenia.
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The hosts trawl government archives to piece together her story, review testimony from informants and interview family members and remaining witnesses.
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"We created this piece together to represent a rebirth of the spirit," Capozzi wrote in a post about Demi's new ink.
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The prime 'suspects' Here's the part where everyone has turned amateur detective, trying to piece together the who, where and when.
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It's a detective story of sorts, with Mr. Matar trying to piece together what happened to his father after his arrest.
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Even without the sisters' voices, the passages in which Seierstad attempts to piece together how the girls were radicalized are absorbing.
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Well, from what we've been able to piece together over the past few days, all of this started on December 25.
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While Goldsmith does convince you of O'Brien's innocence in the end, he never really does piece together what happened to Hoffa.
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It was the puzzle of trying to piece together the details of their life that had drawn me toward their windows.
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One factor making it easier to piece together real identities is information being sold on the dark web after data breaches.
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Well, from what we've been able to piece together over the past few days, all of this started on December 2500.
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But it took two years of computer analysis to piece together the image, which was released in April this year. 2.
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In "The Enchanted World" from Noodlecake, players help a young fairy piece together a magical world torn apart by dark forces.
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Business Insider sorted through hundreds of pages of testimony and evidence to piece together an overarching account of their messy divorce.
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Volunteers were having to piece together makeshift bridges out of concrete blocks after the waves washed away infrastructure along the coast.
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Authorities were able to piece together what occurred Saturday afternoon by looking at mall security surveillance footage and by speaking to eyewitnesses.
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For casual sports and exercise, these women can typically piece together a modest look and participate in the activity of their choice.
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New databases are enabling historians and descendants of slaves to piece together family trees and identify patterns in the lives of runaways.
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Through these songs, and their titles, maybe, just maybe, we can begin to piece together what actually happens in No Man's Sky.
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They were working throughout the night to piece together the details of what happened and to identify the man who was arrested.
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Investigators would soon piece together clues that would lead to a shocking suspect, who later confessed to the killings with eerie coldness.
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Police in Northern Ireland have searched three properties as they sought to piece together the journey of the truck and the victims.
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Investigators will have to piece together a narrative one piece of evidence at a time in order to figure out what happened.
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We're just starting to piece together the EP, it'll be five songs, coming out in February, right before I go on tour.
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" She adds, "It feels like a mini-accomplishment when I can piece together details by myself without having to look it up.
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With the ship's discovery on the seabed by Icelandic Coastguards, experts have been able to piece together the doomed ship's final moments.
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As the family met and exchanged stories at the rental home from Crooked Cabin Properties, they began to piece together Kewer's story.
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"When the neighbors were trying to piece together what had happened … who this happened to, we couldn't think of them," she said.
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"Our family sincerely appreciates the efforts of our Homicide Unit to piece together the difficult investigation into Evan's death," the statement reads.
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The artist uses a combination of clay, brass, and bronze casting and puts each piece together in segments, looping and counter form.
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Researchers continue to piece together the Martian past in order to figure out if the red planet may once have hosted life.
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"I can try to piece together where I was, but not what I was doing or why I was there," writes Haviv.
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Along with another passenger, she begins to piece together what had happened before the ship's computer dies, taking their memories with it.
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Collectively, these all piece together to put together a strong argument that Pinterest is trying to be a leader in visual search.
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Authorities have begun to piece together his movements in the hours following the attack, before losing track of him in central Brussels.
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"We were just trying to piece together some good at-bats," said Souza, who recorded his first career walk-off home run.
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While Guerreiro underwent a battery of exams, Barahona-Corrêa talked with her baffled relatives and tried to piece together her medical history.
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All of these details can be used to piece together exactly how and when Jupiter formed more than 4 billion years ago.
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But it isn't a story Ryan will be able to piece together until he accepts the central role he played in it.
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Artist Stan Herd told a local ABC station on Monday that it took him roughly two weeks to put the piece together.
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Investigators were still trying to find the gunman as well as witnesses to help them piece together what happened before the shooting.
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Another priority is to piece together how he fled, undetected, from Berlin to Milan, taking advantage of Europe's open-border Schengen agreement.
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As investigators try to piece together a picture of Kelley, more clues have emerged in the deadliest shooting in modern Texas history.
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They're just now trying to piece together how Calloway got from buying Instagram followers to, now, being a viral trend on Twitter.
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So the artwork itself leaves a trail (filled in by other evidence) that lets Jay piece together the story of Buchinger's life.
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"Defensively, we were able to piece together some consecutive stops, get some turnovers, get out in transition, attack the basket," Budenholzer said.
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But months after his inauguration, journalists and congressional investigations began to piece together details of the scandal, pointing to White House involvement.
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Daryl Ashby, a Victoria resident who hopes to release a book on Williams's life, is still trying to piece together the mystery.
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On the ground in Arkansas, with little time to spare, our team rushed to piece together a picture of his early life.
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The whole scenario was hard to piece together from live television—particularly because they cut away at the moment Peppers started shoving.
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Corporate and government surveillance will also benefit from AI tools that can piece together accurate approximations of people's habits, preferences and locations.
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The data collected from the shell helped the researchers piece together parts of Earth's past, as well as the evolution of clams.
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Still, he acknowledged that manipulating gene expression is useful for trying to piece together details of structures that are hard to visualize.
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Dr. Caccone plans to dive deep into the genomes to piece together how giant tortoises evolved traits like gigantism and carapace shape.
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American and Chinese officials continued to piece together a trade deal during talks in Beijing this week, but progress remains relatively slow.
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It's only when the identical twins piece together a torn-in-half photograph of their parents that they recognize themselves as sisters.
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When Amy (Rosamund Pike) goes missing, her husband (Ben Affleck), her parents and local detectives are left to piece together what happened.
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Now, investigators in several jurisdictions are trying to piece together how many crimes the two serial murder suspects may have carried out.
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Through city records, maps, and archaeological analysis from a 2011 excavation of the site, we piece together what happened to Seneca Village.
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For example, to find the location of a great white nursery last year, the Ocearch crew had to piece together several clues.
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After the drawing is laid down on the cobblestones, over 2170 volunteer gardeners piece together the floral puzzle in about eight hours.
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Investigators are sifting through ash, bones and a gutted car to piece together what happened Monday on a rural road in Sonora.
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"ObamaCare will explode and we will all get together and piece together a great healthcare plan for THE PEOPLE," the president tweets.
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Jason: There are a bunch of logs and trails that the FBI will eventually be able to piece together what happened from.
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Ms. McDonald hopes that she'll be able to piece together a checklist of what was to have been in the planned show.
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It contains information no one has ever been able to piece together before: the genetic recipe for the snake's deadly venom cocktail.
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The police on Tuesday were trying to piece together Mr. Muhammad's whereabouts since Thursday but believe he was walking around on foot.
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Investigators have been working in overdrive to piece together a timeline of former auto executive Carlos Ghosn&aposs mysterious escape from Japan.
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For the White Sox, it's back to the drawing board, and trying to piece together the puzzle of yet another weird roster.
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It falls on gumshoes like Victoria Kwan of SCOTUS Map, which keeps track of their movements, to piece together the meandering jurists' schedules.
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The explosion of violence here left the authorities trying to piece together what might have prompted someone to roam in search of victims.
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"I knew how she acted, I could piece together information, but she rarely told me how she really felt about things," said Shields.
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I even saw some people trying to piece together the timeline of how it happened with the timestamps on my messages and tweets.
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So, instead of plunging us into Hanna's life and having the viewer gradually piece together the facts, we begin with grimly lit backstory.
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He may be struggling to piece together the truth of who he is, but he's doing it in a pretty non-superhero way.
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Over the course of 18 months, Slowdive began to piece together new songs they had worked on over various stretches of playing together.
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Now, though, an increasing number of offices are gaining the sophistication and understanding to piece together time-consuming and technically complex internet cases.
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It will likely take between two and four weeks weeks for regulators to piece together the full magnitude of the energy-related shutdowns.
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Investigators are still trying to piece together what happened inside the library during the shooting, including reviewing multiple videos from inside the building.
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And as new trailers for Infinity War are released in the coming months, we'll be able to piece together the puzzle even more.
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That contamination means the rocks are of limited use to scientists as they try to piece together the history of our solar system.
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It's possible to fall down rabbit holes and emerge bleary and confused, wondering if you've managed to piece together anything useful at all.
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HTC will then use a secret sharing algorithm to send the info to your friends, which you can then piece together if needed.
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"As more information becomes available about gender identity, people are able to piece together their thoughts and emotions with possible answers," says Kwiatek.
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The research, published Friday in JAMA Internal Medicine, analyzed tweets and news items to piece together a picture of Pokemon-related traffic incidents.
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Pezzato did his homework, digging into the history of Rowling's world to piece together Riddle's story as he gained power to become Voldemort.
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Investigators are trying to piece together a possible motive for Tuesday's violence, and an internal investigation into the fatal shooting is already underway.
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But bootlegs helped us in our quest to piece together more of an artist's career and showed ourselves and each other our commitment.
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Now, as investigators search for the man, officials are working to piece together the circumstances surrounding the woman's death, according to the Advocate.
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As a testament to the resiliency of the black spirit and a curiosity to piece together our fractured past, however, Weeksville was rediscovered.
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As Taiwan officials continue to piece together how the crime was committed, the theft shows growing boldness in attacks on ATMs in Asia.
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With these maps, NASA and its mission partners hope to fully piece together Mercury's geologic history that's unlike any other known terrestrial planet.
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WELL, THEN, THE AVALANCHE TURNS AND DOESN'T KILL THEM AND THEN THEY HAVE TO PIECE TOGETHER BACK THEIR MARRIAGE AFTER THIS DRAMATIC EVENT.
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The authorities in France are still trying to piece together what direct ties, if any, Mr. Lahouaiej Bouhlel had to the Islamic State.
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Trying to piece together a single line of thought from what was an incredibly wide-ranging set of questions and answers, is impossible.
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He strains to piece together all the memories since his early childhood when he and his mother were evicted from their Queens home.
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But over the course of a few days they were able to piece together its hat, reattach its arms and repair the jug.
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As I scrolled through the largely German #escortgate hashtag, one Bing translation at a time, I started to piece together an unraveling scandal.
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I've found guideposts in them: insights into who I was in formative years that have helped me piece together who I am now.
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So you'll just have to sift through the 90-odd songs he's put out already this year and piece together something special yourself.
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What follows is a series of awkward interactions, mostly from the bed, where you try to piece together the hours you can't remember.
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As parties struggle to piece together a new government, analysts predict it will face a far less harmonious period in Irish industrial relations.
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The guys we've already started to forget are trying to piece together a survival strategy for the cocktail party before the rose ceremony.
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This new information helps piece together the months leading up to the start of the investigation of the Trump campaign's ties to Russia.
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Holley's sculptures piece together rebar, broken-down instruments, old lamps, typewriters, and other detritus, showing objects decayed and stripped down to their textures.
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Connects to databases and services like Stripe/Google Analytics/Salesforce and allows teams to piece together tools by way of pre-built widgets.
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Democrats or Republicans will piece together a House majority from across five main types of congressional districts that are most competitive this fall.
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Rubies can be earned or bought, and allow players to buy more build plates upon which they can piece together their blocky creations.
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The deadly limousine crash this month left in its wake mourning families, young orphans and officials trying to piece together what went wrong.
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Its uniform color, smooth surface and how the lobes came together help piece together a picture of how the planetesimal came to be.
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Footage from the camera mounted on his helmet helped the authorities piece together the sequence of events, said Mr. Stahlknecht, the security official.
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Sometimes it's still surprising to me how much of a narrative we can piece together just by going through people's social media accounts.
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A galaxy with three supermassive black holes swirling within it could help astronomers piece together just how some of the largest galaxies formed.
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And it fell to this friend, who manages several buildings on campus, to piece together a plan for the coming plunge into darkness.
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They will enable investigators and experts piece together the last moments of the flight, and should help explain why the new plane crashed.
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"ObamaCare will explode and we will all get together and piece together a great healthcare plan for THE PEOPLE," he said on Twitter.
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About 700 workers piece together Shenzhen-manufactured screens, circuit boards and batteries to churn out 2,000 smartphones and 4,20173 feature phones a day.
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Scientists hope to piece together what kinds of ice exist on the comet — and the amount — by watching how sunlight hits the coma.
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Government officials in Japan were still trying to piece together the facts of the escape, as the aggressive local media scrambled for clues.
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That said, there's actually an awful lot we can see in that image, and a lot we can piece together from previous Valve leaks.
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As we learn about the increasingly fractured Pearson family, we must piece together the intervening 30 some-odd years that separate the two timelines.
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We are now in the midst of earnings season, where we can piece together a mosaic of what's really going on in the economy.
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The patterns generated by Penrose tilings do not repeat periodically, making it possible to piece together its two component shapes without leaving any gaps.
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Authorities have interviewed city employees who survived the shooting as they've worked to piece together the gunman's movements inside the building, according to police.
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Instead, they have to take observations from lots of different instruments in lots of different wavelengths of light to piece together an entire picture.
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So piece together your broken heart and read on: Here are the reasons we are 95% sure Luke Pell will be the next Bachelor.
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Ford couldn't have done it without his editing partner, Schmidt, who began to piece together Endgame as Ford wrapped up editing on Infinity War.
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And as I tried to piece together my answer, the tears came, just as suddenly as on the day I arrived at the airport.
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The idea is that, much like in Her Story, you'll slowly be able to piece together the story and how these characters are related.
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FX hasn't revealed the theme for American Horror Story's sixth season, but slowly and surely, the network is giving fans clues to piece together.
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What I didn't realize when I started putting this piece together, however, was the value of the political Oscar speech as a cultural document.
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In order to make large portraits of European elites, artists had to literally piece together pieces of paper, circumventing the limitations of their medium.
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The intense focus required to comprehend the hints, sift through possible meanings and piece together different phrases fuels me with energy and an escape.
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The best writers know how piece together certain concepts and information in a way that can hack into different parts of a reader's brain.
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The database includes information on everything from missing persons to stolen cars, allowing police to piece together bits of evidence from around the continent.
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Usually, as in the case of Delvey and Bannigan, we rely on intrepid reporters and police work to piece together the story's sordid details.
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So, using only on GIFs created by the debate watchers at CNN Politics, let's try to piece together the major moments of the night.
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Biologists synthesizing DNA in a lab are no different, only the custom-designed genetic materials their machines piece together arguably have more street value.
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As a representative example, here is Jason trying to piece together how he ended up in the first parallel universe after a sudden kidnapping.
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Divers have now discovered 7 more of the ship's cannons and another anchor, helping them piece together more details of the ship's final moments.
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You would need several ultra-wide monitors and a really massive spreadsheet to even begin to piece together a complete guide on each service.
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The biggest revelations are saved for the final hours, of course, but good detectives will be able to piece together key mysteries much earlier.
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I'm better than this, but the raw excitement of trying to piece together the next part of the puzzle gets the best of me.
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Ferrer got dressed up in a beautiful black floor-length gown, while Melanson used several suits and tuxedos to piece together her own look.
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Players have found it rewarding to revisit the game to discover more and connect clues to piece together answers to the mysteries of Abzû.
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Typewritten notes by Barbara Sullivan, who died in November 2016, that were shared with The New York Times attempted to piece together her findings.
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Besides a few holographic figures, Obduction is a lonely game, inviting players to piece together the lives of people who have long since disappeared.
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The US has struggled to piece together a cohesive strategy in Syria, the endgame for America's Kurdish partners has been ambiguous from the start.
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The team said it had used intercepted phone calls, social media posts and witnesses' testimony to piece together the route that the convoy took.
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The study's authors have also been able to piece together that, unlike the penguin of today, the ancient bird's beak was longer, Mayr said.
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Despite our "over it" attitude towards coats, boots, and generally wearing pants, we struggle to piece together temperature-appropriate outfits when spring warms up.
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Using some of that history as a backdrop, he began to piece together Broken Limbs Excite No Pity, a project that spanned five years.
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With all of that at your disposal, you can piece together to make the perfect, realistic avatar of yourself (or anyone, real or imagined).
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For weeks, a small handful of Republican senators and their staff have been working to piece together the American Health Care Act in secret.
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While Zimmardi was lying in the hospital ward, breathing through a machine with tubes snaking through him, Soete tried to piece together what happened.
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So how can journalists piece together a visual investigation in a place where it is exceedingly hard to get footage or talk to sources?
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After that, the men's program high-performance director Brett McClure will have to piece together a squad capable of taking on the international elite.
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You can also use the app edit videos, create short GIFs, and use the Montage feature to piece together content to create video collages.
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Meanwhile, police are calling for the public to help piece together the man's final moments, with a special Strike Force assembled for the investigation.
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It follows several families as they piece together their lives: learning to live as amputees, struggling with post-traumatic stress, undergoing surgery after surgery.
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Lately, she has been meeting with him every Monday in his office on Fifth Avenue in the Flatiron district to piece together her tale.
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"We have some individuals back at the 77th Precinct, and we're trying to piece together exactly what transpired inside that location," Chief Shea said.
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I could travel through an area and piece together stories of who was there prior to me without having to see or hear them.
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All of the rest of us are just trying to piece together the tidbits, but Mueller sees something much closer to the full picture.
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The detailed observations from VLT also enabled Nogueras-Lara and his colleagues to piece together some of the early history of the Milky Way.
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Investigators still hope to speak to people who were in the park that day to piece together what happened to Maddox, who was nonverbal.
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Scientists may have been able to sequence their genome, but this small fossil record made it difficult to piece together their appearance -- until now.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - It's going to take a lot of tape and scissors to piece together a leveraged buyout of Staples that works.
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Today, the museums may draw the crowds, but it's in the research libraries where historians piece together a more accurate view of a presidency.
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But in Wisconsin, doctors from Children's Hospital used extensive patient histories to piece together the missing link among that cluster of four cases: vaping.
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He agreed to cooperate in the Mueller investigation, and helped Mueller piece together several instances where President Donald Trump attempted to obstruct the investigation.
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When she writes about keeping a notebook, she's really writing about the desperate struggle to piece together meaning from the randomness of quotidian life.
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Waddling the half block back to my apartment I tried to piece together what part of the new diet had caused me to shit myself.
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Immediately, people started to piece together that their queen would finally be returning to the big screen for a musical as bold as she is.
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Between myself and friends and family members, I was able to piece together the exact emotions I imagined Nadine to be feeling in every moment.
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Humanitarian organizations and investigating authorities typically rely on survivors' accounts to piece together what happened, relying on overlapping accounts to establish a level of veracity.
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Sure, a computer can sift through data and maybe even piece together a basic sentence—but can it write prose that brings you to tears?
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Photo: Liza LizarragaMany ancestry tourists like Lizarraga have spent hours painstakingly combing through physical and digital records to piece together the puzzle of their ancestry.
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It's a complex problem to be sure given the very disparate data sets that they might need to better piece together a good pricing algorithm.
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Crucially, they pore over the evidence, a lot of which comes from archived Snapchat and Instagram posts, zoomed in and enhanced to piece together events.
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And unlike the battles of Magneto and Professor X, David's quest is more personal: he's trying to piece together whether or not he's actually insane.
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Scientists hope that by learning more about Ultima Thule, they will be able to piece together more concrete theories about how our solar system formed.
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Because detainees don't have a right to representation, there was no lawyer to piece together evidence, meaning officials had only her story to go by.
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As astronomers continue adding data, this map could help us piece together how the building blocks of matter formed and moved about over cosmic time.
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Instagram has filled one of its most important executive vacancies in an effort to piece together a leadership team that was largely dismantled throughout 2018.
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Once he's through, Rey can shatter what she built and instead piece together a mechanism that BB-8 can use to unlock a nearby door.
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This kind of mission will allow scientists to piece together whether the moon could be a friendly place for life today or in the past.
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Maggie must use the skills she gathered from a failed career in journalism to piece together what happened to Kim before she herself is indicted.
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With hundreds of old photographs, maps and other sources, the ecologists managed to piece together a detailed portrait of the Napa as nature intended it.
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Investigators are trying to piece together what brought down the airliner as it traveled from Paris to Cairo with 66 passengers and crew last week.
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But why wait three more weeks when we can piece together a complete (albeit unofficial) idea of what the phone will look like right now.
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Meanwhile, police said they were trying to piece together a timeline of events to determine exactly how long the boy was inside the hot truck.
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Mr Rajoy has run out of options and the socialist leader, Pedro Sanchez, is now trying to see if he can piece together a coalition.
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As investigators piece together the evidence, it will be necessary to analyze these events in terms of their proximate, intermediate, and remote causes and stages.
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These clips piece together to form an intimate look at the actor so many revered, including sides we had heard about but never truly seen.
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"And then the avalanche turns and doesn't kill them and then they have to piece together back their marriage after this traumatic event," added Hastings.
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One writer, who has requested two whole days to get a piece together, is briskly reminded that he is a reporter and not a novelist.
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It'll help us piece together our celestial history—how the planets formed, why they're all so different, and how they arrived in their present orbits.
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I was having trouble getting someone to tell their full story and was ready to piece together several people's accounts when I discovered Mr. Siddiqui.
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"We're going to have to piece it together, and it's going to be difficult to piece together 1983 again," Larkin Lee, Gebhardt's defense attorney, said.
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"The focus now is to piece together exactly what happened to a young girl, who came to this country on her (worldwide trip)," he said.
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Estes White said offline information remained essential to piece together a full picture of the situation on the ground and reach all those in need.
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She started to piece together what happened after she saw that her Lyft ride home, which should have taken 15 minutes, had taken 79 minutes.
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Most congressional Republicans are reluctant to upset Mr. Trump as they are trying to piece together a once-in-a-generation bill to cut taxes.
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If Houston can pick up where it left off last week, and piece together a competent offensive line, its promising season can get on track.
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The agents, our behind-the-scenes look shows, hoped that by watching patiently, they could piece together how China had decimated a U.S. spy network.
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You can piece together the mystery like in the Nancy Drew books you used to devour, but there's no memorial service to confirm the truth.
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In one training exercise this spring, a team of experienced Salvadoran crime scene investigators struggled to piece together the evidence at a mock murder scene.
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Photographs of the Philippines from colonial archives and the artist's family albums attempt to piece together a personal narrative in the context of larger histories.
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Investigators have struggled to piece together how two young women from a city more than 250 miles away turned up along Manhattan's Hudson River shoreline.
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Detroit has been struggling to piece together its broken housing market, which has been partly frustrated by the unwillingness of banks to make small mortgages.
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The police said they were still trying to piece together what had happened inside the basement of the house on Ashby Avenue, where she lived.
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In my still-life painting, perhaps I was using the canvas to visually piece together fragments of personal memories, emotions, and fears during this time.
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But if you're adding to an existing toolbox or looking to piece together your own, here are some suggestions from professional carpenters and other experts.
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A night mode combines multiple photos into one brighter image, and a super zoom does the same to piece together a sharper far-away scene.
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It also attempts to piece together the story behind why people murdered these children, presumably by cutting open their chests and ripping out their hearts.
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A spokesman for Papua New Guinea's Accident Investigation Commission said investigators would fly to the scene as soon as possible to piece together what happened.
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But I insisted, saying that I used to listen to his music and that I wanted to piece together his story, and he was finally convinced.
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The Dutch researchers got to work tracing old usernames and email addresses associated with Slavik's ring to piece together an understanding of how the group operated.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Are you still trying to piece together what happened in the third and final season of David Lynch's Twin Peaks?
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So, Dana, you know, obviously, they have to collect all these witness, you know, statements, to be able to find out and piece together what happened.
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Milwaukee relievers backed up a poor outing by ace Chase Anderson by throwing five shutout innings, giving the offense a chance to piece together its response.
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The FBI continued to piece together Jacobson's huge network of accomplices and, eventually, more than 50 people in total were convicted of mail fraud and conspiracy.
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From a personal point of view, she said in a post-interview email message, the documents have helped piece together nagging questions about her own history.
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The show's main characters interview notorious killers to piece together a portrait of their lives before they killed: Their relationships with their mothers, their adolescent dreams.
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Players who cracked the code were greeted with an all-text message, in English: thank you for taking the time to piece together this message, friend.
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This isn't the first time that a Kardashian's social media hiatus has made devoted fans turn into other mediums to help piece together plot holes, either.
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Everything is an influence, whether good or bad, and over time you take in the experiences and things you see to piece together what you like.
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Instead of turning to paparazzi photos and shady quotes from anonymous "sources," we can piece together Taylor Swift's life through subtle clues embedded into her songs.
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I brought my leftover tacos from Tuesday, but find that the tortillas are now inedible, so I get some rice and piece together a taco bowl.
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While officials work to piece together information, here's a look back at the life of McHenry, who died a week after she turned 220 on Aug.
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After speaking to three relatives who were alive at the time and two others who have heard stories secondhand, here's what I've managed to piece together.
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Scientists want to know more about how Jupiter's magnetic fields are formed and its structure in order to piece together the history of the solar system.
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With this information in mind, investigators have been able to piece together what they believe happened to Murillo-Moncada on that snowy January night in 2009.
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Because of that, she says, the "community is coming together in a beautiful way on social media to piece together" what happened to this young woman.
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Whenever I forget leftovers and want to save money, I try to piece together a meal with whatever snacks I can find in the break room.
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His parents struggled to piece together a living after emigrating from the Dominican Republic, his mother working in a clothing factory, his father at a bodega.
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More research like this to map the ages and locations of stars in the Milky Way could can help scientists piece together how our galaxy formed.
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By studying the geology of these craters, scientists may be able to piece together how Ceres evolved into the strange looking, craggy world it is today.
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Mars, the moon, and Earth quake for different reasonsStudying seismic activity helps scientists piece together the history of how rocky planets formed in our solar system.
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Reuters interviewed a dozen sources with direct knowledge of events leading up to the coup to piece together how Bashir finally lost his grip on power.
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The top earners won't get hit, but the band trying to piece together money to tour will miss the dollars they could've earned from record sales.
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Thanks to the show's creator, Amy Sherman-Palladino, we now have even more details to help us piece together what to expect from the Netflix reboot.
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Organizations can also search their incidents archive, access incident-level analytics like speed and distance traveled, and reconstruct events using composites to piece together multiple incidents.
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We talk to Chief Keef, Lil Durk, Young Chop, Vic Mensa, Common, and many more to piece together where the city's been and where it's headed.
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The coming-of-age dramedy "Go Back to China" largely unfolds in a toy factory, where workers nimbly piece together stuffed animals at their sewing machines.
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The limousine crash in upstate New York this month left in its wake mourning families, young orphans and officials trying to piece together what went wrong.
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The city will hold a hearing starting September 22 to piece together statements from the high-rise's developers and city officials about what caused the sinking.
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"If the defendant doesn't testify, you can take the shards of evidence and try to piece together a story that establishes reasonable doubt," Mr. Green said.
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Since the 2016 presidential campaign, journalists at The New York Times and elsewhere have been trying to piece together Donald J. Trump's complex and concealed finances.
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That work, later released as "Wire Recorder Piece," together with Mr. El-Dabh's writing for the piano, became the catalyst for his full-time composing career.
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They piece together the narrative of who we are, where we come from, where we belong — in the universe, on this planet, as nations, communities, individuals.
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The Carabinieri, Italy's national police, tapped Markiv's mother's phone, and investigators began to piece together a picture that placed Markiv at the center of the incident.
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If Disney ever tells us anything about The Last Jedi, maybe we'll begin to piece together other questions, like, who is this Empire that struck back?
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What types of personal information would a fraudster find there, and what would he be able to piece together to pull off a successful financial scam?
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Riley said the sketch artist had started about a month ago to piece together the descriptions, frequently consulting the witness or witnesses to refine the drawing.
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For more than a week, investigators had sought to piece together Judge Abdus-Salaam's last hours, attempting to determine how her life came to an end.
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This episode of Nova, "Day the Dinosaurs Died," uses new evidence to piece together a detailed picture of the effects of the world's most famous asteroid.
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Low-income parents piece together state and federal assistance, including tax credits, Head Start and block grants to states, which don't reach everyone who needs help.
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Then they piece together that information to determine what is the cause of what is making people sick, and how can we protect the public's health.
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I was too distracted by the interface, Kontra K's faux-hawk (he plays the main character), and the weirdness of German rap to piece together clues.
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The idea of putting a show together was something I found really interesting and really exciting – to be able to put a visual, theatrical piece together.
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Each time my brain raced as it tried to piece together what they could possibly be thinking, and what they'd say to me in the coming seconds.
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Many of the specimens in the new paper feature evidence of soft tissue, which allowed scientists to piece together the anatomy of the animal's gut and musculature.
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He will be held without bail while investigators, family and friends continue to piece together Earnest's baffling, and seemingly sudden, departure from the world he once knew.
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This week, Google released a tool called DeepVariant that uses deep learning to piece together a person's genome and more accurately identify mutations in a DNA sequence.
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They use fair rights law to piece together storylines from other users' videos, and scrutinize how beauty YouTubers present sponsored content and product collaborations to their audiences.
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It makes sense for games, specifically, to pick up this narrative technique given the game-like process of going through each document to piece together a story.
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But as it turns out, "no one ever leaves" the facility, forcing him to try to piece together the center's secrets before he goes insane or worse.
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By spotting the mysterious type of aurora, scientists should hopefully be able to piece together exactly how it works and why it appears every now and then.
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How do you keep these deep, personal emotional feelings when you're trying to piece together so many technically complicated shots, and go through a rigorous rehearsal schedule?
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Paul Sewald walked two in a scoreless seventh before Collins had to piece together the eighth with Erik Goeddel (two runs and three hits), Reed and Blevins.
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A group of researchers at Stanford were able to piece together the ancient recipe by analysing a yellowish residue found in 5,000-year-old Chinese clay funnels.
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The videos piece together a chaotic, confusing, and tense encounter between the three groups, who have all said that they were targeted and standing up for themselves.
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If players were seeing different strings of data and eight of those strings were required to piece together... whatever it was, results would have to be pooled.
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Slowly, I piece together exactly what happened to these people who were lured by this world's abundant natural resources, until something happened that left their ship inoperable.
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There's nothing left to do but piece together an amazing couple's costume for the two of you out of the stuff you have lying around the house.
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She ignored him to again face the black crowd, leaving Kohane to piece together his paper signs, which had been torn into wet halves by the rain.
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What's next: By studying this solar system so far from our own, scientists will be able to piece together more about how planets, moons and stars form.
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It can be overwhelming to get a sense of what a neighborhood is like before moving there just by consulting multiple websites to piece together general information.
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Investigators were eventually able to piece together the metadata trail to identify Broadwell, who did not use Tor or an effective VPN to shield her IP address.
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Florida and North Carolina are both must-win states for Trump as he tries to piece together the 270 electoral votes needed to capture the White House.
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Using data from multiple sources, including the late, great Cassini probe, a research team led by Alex Hayes was able to piece together the new topographical map.
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The FBI's counterintelligence team has been trying to piece together exactly how Russia interfered in the election, in order to learn techniques and adapt for the future.
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After Nvidia's stock popped over 17 percent on Wednesday following Tuesday's strong earnings report, Cramer had to piece together what drives the gains for the outperforming chipmaker.
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We piece together Eleven's past in flashbacks; she spent a significant amount of time as the subject of scientific experiments in the lab where the series began.
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Any deal between the YPG and President Bashar al-Assad's state could piece together the two biggest chunks of a nation splintered by eight years of conflict.
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Reuters spent two days in Pinglan, which has a population of about 6,400, about a month after the crackdown to piece together what happened during those hours.
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Moro deployed calm, persistent questioning to prevent the ex president from using his oratory skills to piece together a convincing, coherent explanation of the accusations against him.
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As previously detailed in What Remains, her memoir about her marriage with Anthony, Carole said she used her investigative journalism background to piece together what had happened.
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Mr. Chace's attempts to piece together Luis's present and past tend to obscure rather than clarify that portrait; even so, Luis and especially Havana hold your attention.
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Whittier police and the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department have provided few details of the shootings, which investigators were still trying to piece together on Sunday afternoon.
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As federal investigators begin to piece together what happened, the flying public undoubtedly is asking: What about the thousands of other jet engines in service right now?
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After more than three months of combing through thousands of pages of records, The Times was able to piece together a corporate history for those 39 shareholders.
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FBI said it does not consider the incident terror-related as authorities try to piece together how a security scare of that magnitude occurred at major airport.
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Who cares if a right-winger with decent Photoshop skills can piece together an image of Le Pen looking patriotic next to a French flag, or something?
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Lacking the reader's omniscience, Inspector Konrad Sejer must painstakingly piece together the lives of the victims by questioning anyone who might have information about this ghastly crime.
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As a rule, social networks are terrible at understanding their human users — no matter the ooey-gooey platitudes about bringing us "closer together" their executives piece together.
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London attack Police investigating the deadly terrorist attack are focusing closely on how the perpetrator became radicalized, as they battle to piece together his identity and connections.
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That macabre find has sparked a mystery in Cross County, Arkansas as authorities try to piece together who would have left the babies in a roadside ditch.
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But I do wonder if the order we're searching for in Westworld, that all the clues will piece together neatly come season's end, is actually absurdist chaos.
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Six black box experts from four different countries are now analyzing the flight data recorder to piece together the last moments of the 737 before it crashed.
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Three years after she died, I cannot piece together a timeline of when she had coverage, when she did not, and the varying quality of that coverage.
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A recovery of the recording device could help authorities piece together what happened before the plane carrying 66 passengers and crew members crashed into the Mediterranean Sea.
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"There's so much to look at in the site and what's actually there it could take several years to piece together what happened to the Franklin crew."
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Now, in 2020, we're on an awkward precipice of finally having enough distance in the rear view to piece together the lasting cultural impact of that era.
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Two months on from the release of Frank Ocean's stunning second studio LP Blond(e), and people are still trying to piece together the details and implications.
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The morning following a Democratic debate is like waking up after a loud cocktail party and trying to piece together the discordant images from a long night.
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That has left administration officials struggling to piece together an approach to China that has elements of competition, containment and constructive engagement, none of them sharply focused.
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Mendoza said the delay was primarily due to efforts to piece together data that had been lost by a vendor hired by former Governor Bruce Rauner's administration.
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With apps like TikTok and Byte offering people creative ways to piece together short videos, it's no secret the format is becoming more popular by the minute.
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The soldier who survived reviewed the video with a reporter from The New York Times on Monday evening, helping to piece together what took place that day.
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The novel moves back and forth across decades, from the nineteen-forties to the present, as the women piece together the violent story of their interconnected families.
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If no one repeats that feat, the Democratic contenders could spend many months next year trying to piece together a winning coalition from the party's fragmenting pieces.
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How and why his life ended on a blood-soaked field halfway across the nation remains largely a mystery to investigators trying to piece together his life.
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The United Nations, the AFL-CIO, and other foreign ministries were also targeted in an apparent attempt to piece together discussions, concerns, and insights from foreign leaders.
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"In other words, they want to piece together the full details of every trip you ever take," Uber's email says, before asking riders to tweet against the proposal.
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A team of federal accident investigators is expected to arrive in Alaska Tuesday to try to piece together what caused a deadly midair collision between two sightseeing planes.
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Beyond that, stories from his fans, collaborators and friends piece together a more intimate mosaic of a peculiar, perplexing man person, if never fully understood, was fully loved.
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At Summerland, he meets specialist Ptolemy Wallace (Jeremie Harris), a so-called "memory artist" who transports David into his own memories in order to piece together past trauma.
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Even if I had to piece together work from multiple adjunct teaching jobs, I believed that I would at least have health insurance for me and my baby.
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Or, if Mr Netanyahu were forced to resign following an indictment arising from his corruption probes, Mr Lapid or Mr Herzog might piece together a centre-left government.
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But it's not unlike the way, in 2018, we write our own narratives on social media, or piece together stories about other people we follow on social media.
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The Thin Blue Line re-examines the evidence of the trial and interviews both Adams and Harris, attempting to piece together what actually happened on that fateful night.
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But by talking to those who knew him on set we can piece together the story of one of Hollywood's greatest villains -- and one of its unlikeliest actors.
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The transformation is really impressive, they took what was basically garbage and managed to piece together all the little bits of fabric and paper and essentially save history.
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Much of Poppy's life before "Poppy" has been erased from the internet, so most of what we know is really only what we can guess and piece together.
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"The last few weeks we've been trying to piece together how they ended up there and why we have got them," said violaplayer and orchestra member Bronya Dean.
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En masse, the stories and ephemera piece together like a jumble of puzzle pieces clicking one-by-one into the story of the Tacoma crew — and your purpose.
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I was working at the Guardian in Moscow at the time and was promptly dispatched to Dagestan, where I worked to piece together their childhood and family history.
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As the company tries to piece together what went wrong, SpaceX asked people with audio, photos or videos of the incident to forward the materials to the company.
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After Nvidia's stock popped over 17 percent on Wednesday following Tuesday's strong earnings report, Jim Cramer had to piece together what drives the gains for the outperforming chipmaker.
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On Saturday, stung by the AHCA's failure, Trump tweeted: ObamaCare will explode and we will all get together and piece together a great healthcare plan for THE PEOPLE.
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Often, only fragments of these stories survive, with museum researchers investigating census records, photographs, oral narratives, and other archival resources to piece together a person's life and death.
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McCabe told CNN that the FBI was going through Paddock's communications, financial records, associates and video surveillance -- anything to try to piece together the puzzle of his motive.
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"Inferno" finds Harvard cryptologist Robert Langdon (Tom Hanks) grappling with amnesia as he tries to piece together clues in order to prevent the release of a global pandemic.
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On Tuesday, several of the injured children were flown in for treatment at a hospital in Tucson, and family members tried to piece together what had gone wrong.
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The retrieval of the device, more than two months after the crash, is a significant breakthrough for investigators trying to piece together the final moments of Flight 183.
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By repeating the same experiment many times, varying the time between the pulses, Dr. Zewail and his colleagues could, in essence, piece together a movie of the reaction.
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Through these interviews and analysis, Corley uncovered dozens of commonalities about rich people and their daily habits to piece together exactly how they got to where they were.
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You, along with John Turturro as Naz's lawyer, will piece together the case, while Naz makes a prison ally of Freddy, played by the inimitable Michael Kenneth Williams.
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"We provided the scientific information to the government who have then used a number of other sources to piece together the conclusions that they've come to," he said.
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As Ms. Craglow tried to piece together what had happened, more officers arrived, spilling out of eight patrol cars in response to Officer Grossman's frantic call for backup.
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The sweeping investigation included interviews with 184 witnesses, along with reviews of video surveillance, to piece together what officials acknowledged was a slow and chaotic law enforcement response.
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Only later did historians use newspaper reporting, along with letters, diaries, official papers, witness accounts and other primary sources to piece together a fuller picture of what happened.
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It may be impossible to conjure a picture of perfect calm, but with a few hours and a little determination, anyone can piece together a decent beach scene.
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Mr. Youngblood said investigators were still trying to piece together the relationships between the victims and the gunman, and said the final explanation may go beyond domestic violence.
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By Thursday evening investigators, who were continuing to piece together the details of Mr. Ostrem's life, still had not identified a motive, a police spokesman, Victor Avila, said.
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Cespedes and Bruce singled in each of their first three at-bats, but the Mets were never able to piece together a multiple-run inning off those hits.
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Others need medical attention that the destroyed shelter cannot provide, especially since many of the employees lost their own homes and are trying to piece together their lives.
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It remains difficult for journalists and outsiders to piece together what's happening beyond Tehran, as Iran is a vast country of 80 million and travel there is restricted.
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It was an experience almost entirely about watching short video clips; players trawled through police interrogation videos in order to piece together the details of a murder mystery.
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By sitting in the audience, show after show, I've been able to piece together the larger stories behind their jokes — that is, without much nuance or emotional detail.
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And the front-runners are mounting an increasingly urgent effort to piece together pockets of the electorate in the first test of their appeal before a diverse electorate.
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My revealers did seem a bit convoluted, and hopefully it will be enjoyable for solvers to piece together the inner workings of the theme without as much assistance.
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The biggest innovations in IoT won't be on the technology side, but in how companies piece together solutions that make deploying IoT a win-win for all sides.
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In this video, we piece together the underlying issues relevant to sex testing in sports and contextualize them within the long history of athletic officials scrutinizing women athletes.
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Testing the maggots on the body, they could determine that the victim had been on strong anti-psychotic medication, and could begin to piece together what had happened.
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He had been honing his craft — shipfitting — for a few years before he got to Austal and could read blueprints to piece together ships out of metal sheets.
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The process is particularly fascinating since recent advances in DNA sequencing technology made it possible for the scientists to piece together specific details about what Cheddar Man looked like.
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With his help, DePristo and Poplin wanted to see if they could teach one of these neural nets to piece together a genome more accurately than their baby, GATK.
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"As a coaching staff we have to look at film and start to piece together a tighter roster for the qualifiers," said Arena, a five-times MLS champion coach.
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It's hard to believe the creators of the show will ever actually tell us, but luckily, the fun of Westworld comes with trying to piece together the puzzle ourselves.
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As detectives tried to piece together what had happened, they interviewed Debra about the time she had spent with her sister and friends in the days before the murders.
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White House officials have begun attempts to piece together the timeline and circumstances surrounding the President's now infamous call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, one White House official said.
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Future missions could help researchers piece together the solar system's early history and even give us an idea of what Earth was like right around the time life developed.
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Many of the scientific tools are designed to peer into the planet's atmosphere, letting researchers on Earth piece together exactly what kind of elements make up the huge planet.
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He worked for six years to piece together the extensive web of deceit and wrongdoing that undergirded the scandal, only to have his work wiped away by Bush's pardons.
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The contractor also needs extra time to piece together the two halves of the vehicle — the telescope portion and the spacecraft portion that will help maneuver JWST in space.
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A new analysis indicates that Terzan 5 is a "fossil relic" from the formation of the Milky Way—and it could help us piece together our cosmic origin story.
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Today, we live in an app-centric world, where it's on us to open all these different things and piece together the "sub-tasks" to get that job done.
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And trust us, these are not documents and records you'll want to have to track down and piece together like a jigsaw puzzle months after purchases have been made.
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Individually, many of these products work just fine, but as interested consumers start to piece together different elements into a more complete smart home system, problems quickly become apparent.
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"We provided the scientific information to the government, who have then used a number of other sources to piece together the conclusions they have come to," Mr. Aitkenhead said.
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Still, Sanders' ability to win over women voters -- long considered Clinton's strongest base -- suggests that she could struggle to piece together a reliable coalition in upcoming states as well.
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NASA has been downloading this data since July, and as more information reaches Earth, scientists are able to piece together a comprehensive picture of how the space rock formed.
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Long before model builders begin to piece together the brick-version of DC Comics' latest superhero star, the process begins with a meeting between Lego and the film studio.
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I found myself taking them apart in my mind, figuring out how these games played with empowerment and disempowerment, trying to piece together their (often unspoken) rules of engagement.
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Fisher died in 2016, but Abrams said that in a "weird miracle," he was able to piece together unused footage from "Last Jedi" to continue the beloved character's story.
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Maybe it would be possible to piece together some more of this story and fill out the contributions specifically of the African-American code-breaking women during the war.
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With little debris and no bodies recovered, investigators hope analysis of the black boxes will help them piece together what happened in the final half hour of the flight.
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Six black box experts from four different countries were now analyzing the flight data recorder to piece together the last moments of the new Boeing 737 before it crashed.
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This puts the novel's characters in the same position as the readers of all dystopian fiction: they're left to try to piece together not a whodunnit but a howdidithappen.
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You travel to the 'class C district' and try to piece together what happened to the younger Lazarski, searching his apartment after finding a brutalized corpse by the window.
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She also enlaced her own field recordings from hand cranks and old telephone bells, processing them through granular synthesis to become the long drones that glued the piece together.
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This new information comes as investigators continue to piece together what led Kelley to kill more than 20 people Sunday in a mass shooting at a rural Texas church.
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Researchers piece together the universe's history by studying the glow of radiation left over from the Big Bang about 13.8 billion years ago, called the cosmic microwave background (CMB).
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Field and his colleagues will study other rocks, including the end of the dinosaurs and the recovery of other species, to piece together more of the modern bird timeline.
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If you're stuck in a hotel room with few options for breakfast, consider finding the closest grocery store to piece together something loosely resembling your favorite at-home breakfast.
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As news outlets tried to piece together the background of Omar Mateen, the Pulse nightclub shooter, Florida imam Marcus Dwayne Robertson was falsely identified as inspiring Mateen's radical beliefs.
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As Belgium begins to piece together the unknowns from Tuesday morning's triple bomb blasts in Brussels, cities around the world have been showing their support for the grieving nation.
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Visitors can piece together a fish and have it scanned and digitized at an iPad station — and then see it come to life as it swims on the screen.
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The process of writing "Know My Name" was also, in part, a way for Ms. Miller to piece together the totality of what happened the night she was assaulted.
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The filing deadline, part of the bankruptcy case of Pacific Gas & Electric, California's biggest utility, is the victims' chance to piece together at least parts of their shattered lives.
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While investigators were still trying to piece together what led the teenagers to drive down the highway in the wrong direction, a portrait of the victims began to emerge.
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We piece together fragments of insight to gain a sense of his inner life, but our differing perspectives reveal as much about our own subjectivity as they do Jamie's.
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But with nearly all trains on his line rerouted to Hoboken, New Jersey, he has had to piece together a makeshift plan to cross the Hudson River to Manhattan.
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On Tuesday, I'm joining my fellow scientists at the World Health Organization headquarters for an urgent meeting to piece together, like a giant jigsaw puzzle, our findings so far.
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After some investigation, Pudge and The Colonel piece together that Alaska "forgot" the anniversary of her mother's death, which also happens to be the first time she met Jake.
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The 24-year-old from Baltimore, Maryland, then turned his handgun on himself, police say, leaving investigators to try to piece together a motive for the August 26 attack.
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The researchers used scientific 3D software, medical scans of the skeleton and direct observations of the K2 skeleton, currently at Tel Aviv University, to piece together their ancient puzzle.
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" Broadband providers can use consumers' Internet traffic to "piece together enormous amounts of information about their customers – including private information such as a chronic medical condition or financial problems.
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But in the absence of Mr. Kabila's signature, people inside and outside Congo are trying to piece together what this means and what the real chances of peace are.
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That meant the many hundreds of thousands of data entries were useless for Rosenberg's purpose of attempting to piece together statistical trends of illegal alien crime over the decades.
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The recordings and transcripts enabled the journalists to piece together intimate details of the stranger's life, including the names and identifying details of the stranger and his circle of friends.
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It's hard to really piece together what the full situation was so we can make a good reliable judgement about whether the cop's mistake is a reasonable one or not.
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Since he's reaching out to them in alphabetical order, we piece together his romantic journey bit by bit over the show's three seasons (Season 3 just arrived, you lucky dog).
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Given the confusion and trauma among the more than 3,000 refugees sitting under trees and huts at the Ugandan border, it was impossible to piece together an accurate death toll.
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As I sat around a dusty moon, trying to piece together fragments of a long-forgotten alien language, that one little word was what I needed to link things together.
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Even if we cannot always repair and regain fragments of our physical world, we can at least attempt to piece together history — and do so with proper intention and awareness.
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The DOJ approved the T-Mobile-Sprint merger back in July after it was able to piece together a new wireless competitor by allocating some of Sprint's spectrum to Dish.
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"We're not looking for a wider network," said Haydon, head of London's Counter Terrorism Command, adding that officers were still trying to piece together how the three men had met.
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The event has been weeks in the making, with developer Epic Games performing its now-standard trickle of hints and subtle reveals that helped curious players piece together the puzzle.
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That's left outside groups -- like the Bureau of Investigative Journalism, the Long War Journal and the New America Foundation -- to piece together reports of strikes to account for civilian deaths.
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After failing to get in contact with Amazon about the issue, the man brought the files to c't, where reporters were able to piece together who the Alexa user was.
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Police are still trying to piece together how the pair came into contact with the poison, but they have confirmed Sturgess and Rowley touched a contaminated item with their hands.
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And, judging by the 15-second clip (and some of the guidos' inability to stay out of news), it shouldn't be too difficult to piece together what we can expect.
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With just a single point and shoot on your part, its FreeCapture tool takes smooth footage of your surroundings, which you can later piece together to create the ultimate shots.
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Its success is a shot in the arm to DreamWorks, which optioned the Paula Hawkins' best-seller about an alcoholic woman (Emily Blunt), who must piece together a mysterious disappearance.
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They have appealed for any friends and associates of Masood to come forward to help them piece together his movements before the attack and any specific reasons for his actions.
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The opposite side is grid-patterned, with each square left blank for museum visitors to write their own notes, working in collaboration with Khalaf to piece together a fragmented history.
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Kumar tracks down one of the two suspects who escaped the raid and tries to piece together the events leading to the encounter, even as the media castigates the police.
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What they don't want, however, is for travelers to get creative and piece together a couple of cheap fares from, say, San Diego to Dallas plus Dallas to Orlando, Fla.
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Investigators are still trying to piece together how thieves pulled off a spectacular hack that siphoned $81m out of Bangladesh's central bank in February, let alone who was behind it.
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"Basically a feeling of like it's not fair my life's taken from me when it is," Henry, 22, says to Metz as he struggles to piece together the tragic loss.
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While large data centers that piece together many computers may have enough calculating power, they cannot transfer data efficiently, said Kirk Bresniker, Hewlett Packard Labs Chief Architect, in an interview.
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"The program is not so much talking about security selection," he said in an interview, but rather teaching on how to piece together a wider strategy that suits a client.
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" Trump reiterated the point in a tweet Saturday morning, saying, "Obamacare will explode and we will all get together and piece together a great health care plan for THE PEOPLE.
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And when we finally delve through the Rashomon-style flashbacks in this episode to piece together what happened to her, the incredible ordinariness of it all is even more heartbreaking.
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You could speculate about what happened, and maybe even piece together a few ideas or theories, but the ambiguity would fall nicely in line with the rest of the game.
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Occasionally there's a few slip-ups here and there, or a few fingerprints here and there that get left, and then from this, you can kinda piece together what's happened.
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Investigators in New York and New Jersey started to piece together the possibility that seemingly separate spates of crimes in their respective jurisdictions were the work of the same criminal.
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" He doubled down on the claim the next morning on Twitter: "ObamaCare will explode and we will all get together and piece together a great healthcare plan for THE PEOPLE.
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He began to piece together information about Captain Dickson's crash, including eyewitness reports and German military forces records that identified a crash site near where Mr. Dickson reportedly went down.
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That means many retirees face a jigsaw puzzle of payments, requiring them to piece together an income from their workplace retirement stashes and individual retirement accounts to supplement Social Security.
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Hauschild said he had little recollection of emails sent 14 years ago, but that he had tried to piece together what had been meant from trading records and other documents.
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But now, thanks to an interview with Tessa288, as well as interviews with multiple sources who have been tracking them, Motherboard has been able to piece together a rough sketch.
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Glencore The ICIJ examined confidential emails, board minutes and contracts from the giant trading firm to piece together its deal for big copper mines in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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Livy and Bob struggle to piece together just who and what Bob is, how he ended up in Gran's closet, and if there's any hope of him ever returning home.
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I let the facts present themselves, and when you see what people have said, you can really piece together the story in a way that haven't been pieced together before.
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They use their contacts and infrastructure to piece together a supply chain from entry to export in Costa Rica, contracting different cells to receive, store, transport and export the drugs.
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Analysis: The Pentagon is scrambling to piece together a Syria strategy, as it is caught between a pivoting Mr. Trump, Turkey and Kurdish allies who see the announcement as abandonment.
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Ms. Robbins and Ms. Lambert said that in attempting to piece together the story of Ain's MoMA commission, they initially found surprisingly little documentation about it in the museum's archive.
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As the police began an investigation into the deaths, searching for witnesses and seeking video evidence to help piece together the events, they said that no assailants were being sought.
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Historians are now trying to piece together the stories of their lives; an exhibition of Rassim's work was held this year at the SALT Galata, an art institution in Istanbul.
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This seems fitting for a man who helped create "Blade Runner," a film that is, among other things, about the fragments we try to piece together to tell our stories.
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The network was eager to piece together a lineup that could be up and running by Monday, when Mr. O'Reilly had been scheduled to return from a vacation in Italy.
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It means Halo Trust staff go from village to village, from house to house, gathering information from villagers about the possible whereabouts of mines to piece together a detailed map.
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It took the majority of a year for Alison Turkos to piece together the details of a night in 2017 that she ordered a Lyft to her home in Brooklyn.
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Between advertising copy, book reviews, feature articles and working as a production assistant on big-time commercial shoots, I was able to piece together what is now called a lifestyle.
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His artworks (which are also on view at MoMA as part of its inaugural rehang following a $450 million renovation) piece together paper, found objects, and gems into surreal cornucopias.
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Investigators are trying to piece together efforts by Trump and his associates and diplomats to pressure Ukraine's leaders to open up investigations into the president's political rivals, including Joe Biden.
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Police are struggling to piece together a timeline of events between Tuesday morning, when the judge was last in contact with someone, and when her body was found, Boyce said.
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Appropriately called Cousin Trump, the site was built by AncestorCloud, a genealogy site that connects family researchers with genealogists and historians who can help them piece together their family trees.
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They're all objects of particular fascination to Noah, and what's more, he realizes as he tries to piece together what has happened to his world, they are all images of loneliness.
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Filippidis was then hospitalized in Sacramento before being sent back to New York, where state law enforcement are hoping to try to help him piece together the story of his journey.
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I mean he made it really tough, so you're not going to piece together a lot of big innings when you're facing that kind of stuff and that type of command.
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Mosaic was initially launched in November 2017 as an interactive storytelling app; Users choose a character and follow their journey to piece together the mysterious murder of Olivia Lake (Sharon Stone).
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But what does it mean to try to piece together a history where victories are not clear, narratives have been appropriated, viewpoints vary, and facts are scattered somewhere in the mix?
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Now investigators are working to piece together how an airline employee responsible for baggage could steal and operate an aircraft, and what would drive someone to commit such a bizarre heist.
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But if we, rigorous scholars of all thing Game of Thrones, were to apply our investigative journalism skills to the Westerosi family trees, we could piece together a semblance of contenders.
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"This discovery helps us piece together the history of our planet and the remarkable life on it, and will help to identify traces of life elsewhere in the universe," he said.
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Virtual reality software can piece together existing MRI and CT images into 3D visuals that doctors can rotate around and inspect from any angle without having to open up a patient.
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But when your identity lies on the outskirts of the show's white and heteronormative gaze, sometimes it's enough to piece together disparate scenes or characters to fill in its blind spots.
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Navigating using your perspective and ability to piece together fractured imagery, this game should be a breeze for anyone who mastered Magic Eye puzzles or watching scrambled pay-per-view pornography.
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He could piece together a government out of the current Parliament or call for a general election in which Beppe Grillo's Five Star Movement party is expected to extend populist gains.
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If something feels thrown in and you fail to make a connection, you can bet the hiring manager isn't going to go the extra mile to piece together the puzzle either.
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But through publicly available court records and interviews with Hanson and people who have known him, it's possible to piece together a story that does justice to his former attorney's statement.
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If you need a refresher, you can watch the whole thing again here: The question is, what — if any — clues about the upcoming Season can we piece together from the video?
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In others, such as Gage trying to piece together the motivation of the player character in Hyper Light Drifter, it may be heavily based on interpretation rather than the game's affordances.
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As investigators work to piece together the events leading up to Victoria's slaying, the father of Martens' other children is seeking orders of protection against her, Gonzales and Kelley, KOAT reports.
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As investigators piece together more clues, they're learning some victims had tangential links to Jones' bitter divorce case: On Tuesday, authorities identified Jones' final two victims -- Bryon Thomas and Mary Simmons.
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Unlike at Knossos, Phaistos required the imagination to do most of the work, and we slowly began to piece together what went where based on the layout of various stone foundations.
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Because Mr. Klein couldn't finish all the vocals in the studio, the producer, Mr. Axlerod, had to piece together the best ones he already cut, along with some early demo takes.
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Determined to learn why his mother disappeared, Samuel enlists his Elfscape buddy Pwnage, whose savant-like video game skills have made him an online celebrity, to help piece together Faye's history.
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During our visit, behind workshops producing coffee sets, Christmas baubles and jugs, the London-based artist Sissi had taken over a back room to piece together a vast, vinelike wall work.
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In October 2018, the heart rate of a Fitbit wearer was used to help law enforcement piece together a murder case involving a woman and her stepfather in San Jose, California.
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Investigators also hope to retrieve personal phones or other electronic devices that may have been on board when the plane crashed on Sunday, which could help to piece together what happened.
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His documentaries use primary sources and extensive interviews to piece together something approaching the truth, but his reenactments help the the audience see how absurd or strange that official narrative is.
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As in her previous novels (including "Paradise City"), Day puts fragmented chronology and alternating points of view to good use, drawing readers in and prodding us to piece together the mosaic.
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His recent work turns to the walking figure as a recurring motif, still utilizing multiple elements to piece together — and intervene in — the formation of a clear narrative or definitive objecthood.
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Law and Justice led the balloting for provincial assemblies four years ago, but in several states it remained out of power, as opposition parties were able to piece together governing majorities.
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So far, its been impossible to piece together what happened between that day, January 25, to when his Regini's was found February 3, when his body was dumped alongside the road.
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"Instead of buying a round-ticket on one carrier, piece together two one-way tickets on two different carrier," said Scott Steinberg, the founder of SELECT CITY, an online travel magazine.
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During the episode, Simmons wore an L'Infinity dress — a dress Locken designed in 2018 and can be worn 175 different ways — and ranted about how difficult it was to piece together.
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With some much used relievers resting, the deep Mets bullpen relied on Hansel Robles, Jerry Blevins, AJ Ramos and Jeurys Familia to piece together the final three innings of the victory.
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US officials are also attempting to piece together what happened, in particular whether any operation to silence Khashoggi was ordered at the highest levels of the Saudi government, including bin Salman.
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And once we were able to piece together the behind-the-scenes story of her private path to testifying, we realized it was so much more complicated than either side knew.
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The group's previous Netflix Christmas special, "The Last Hangover," featured the apostles waking up with massive hangovers the morning after the Last Supper, trying to piece together the disappearance of Jesus.
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But it is possible to piece together a rough narrative of what led to the current crisis, including lingering questions about the ties binding Mr. Trump and his team to Russia.
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This year, Paper Girls introduced a time-hopping element that brings everything to 2016 from the '80s, which on the surface should make the story a little easier to piece together.
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Investigators in Ethiopia found two black box recorders that will help piece together the final moments of the plane before it plunged, trailing smoke and debris, and crashed killing 243 people.
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Lawyers, operating on unconfirmed anecdotes, are trying to piece together a picture of the detainees on the other side of the wall, and CBP agents appear in little mood to cooperate.
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Not knowing a word doesn&apost always mean a speller will get it wrong — the savviest competitors can piece together a word by relying on their knowledge of roots and language patterns.
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" As investigators tried to piece together what happened, photojournalist Josh McKerrow shared his unshakeable resolve to keep The Capital Gazette publishing for his Annapolis community, tweeting: "There will be a Capital Friday.
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The only way viewers can piece together a picture of Jen's husband (at least in season 1) is by paying attention to the clues and hints the writers dropped along the way.
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Things got fuzzy quickly, but here's what I've been able to piece together: As I get a little lubricated, we start talking about the past, and things rapidly slide into emotional territory.
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Previous accounts of gunfire at Malibu Creek State Park in Calabasas emerged as authorities tried to piece together clues into the murder of Tristan Beaudette, a chemist for the pharmaceutical company Allergan.
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All these findings, published in two new studies today in Science, as well as 44 in the journal Geophysical Research Letters, will eventually help planetary scientists piece together the structure of Jupiter.
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He hunted for years, cold-calling hundreds of men with names like those on the flag, and eventually found a few Marine veterans who helped him piece together what happened on Okinawa.
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In the trailer, made up of cast interviews and clips from the show, key players are shown, as they attempt to piece together what happened while the story garners national media attention.
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So now that fall is creeping up on us and it's finally practical to wear more fabric, we're itching to piece together transitional outfits that bring all the focus to the arms.
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A successful puzzle is one that provokes my mind, calling to the deepest recesses to fish for an elusive word or piece together a pattern that is lurking just beneath the surface.
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What's more, I. scapularis' genome is big and diverse—which meant scientists had to sequence, analyze, and piece together hundreds of individual genetic libraries to build an accurate picture of the species.
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But by fishing out DNA sequences bit by bit, the researchers were ultimately able to piece together the complete ancient H. pylori genome, which they then compared to modern H. pylori strains.
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While the ExoMars mission team continues to piece together why its Schiaparelli lander lost contact with the Earth, NASA has now obtained photographic evidence of what appears to be a crash-landing.
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So it's a one-stop shop for companies that are looking to construct new buildings without having to piece together a full process from disparate architectural firms, construction companies, and so on.
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Details about Adan and the incident began to emerge Monday as authorities worked to piece together the suspect's background and pinpoint his motive, St. Cloud Police Chief William Blair Anderson told reporters.
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Two experts will join us to piece together what we know about the suspect even if we don&apost want to know it and what could have pushed him over the edge.
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But scientists are still trying to piece together when the first Americans came through Beringia; how many of them there were; and whether they came all at once, or in multiple waves.
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As the promising young woman's family and friends grapple with her untimely death, investigators are trying to piece together how the two knew each other — and how it went so very wrong.
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In "IX," the mixed-pantheon arena, you can do all the expected Zombies things, like follow the easter egg, piece together makeshift gear, and upgrade weapons at the Pack-A-Punch machine.
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On top of community members, we talked to Chief Keef, Lil Durk, Vic Mensa, Young Chop, Common, and many more to piece together where the city has been and where it's headed.
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And thus, the chase is on, as Langdon and Brooks try to stay a step ahead of shadowy forces while he fights to recover his memory and piece together what's going on.
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This may sound innocuous, but with enough sources of metadata—for example, geolocation information from a photo posted to social media—it can be trivial to piece together someone's identity or location.
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"Jacob and the Other," a minor masterpiece, follows an oafish, over-the-hill European wrestler and his scheming manager, as they piece together one final prizefight in the backwaters of Santa María.
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In this episode, listening to what characters were saying and doing, I began to piece together that the real sharp objects of Wind Gap are all about knowledge and who controls it.
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Federal investigators were able to piece together about 16 pages of shredded documents seized during a raid on President Donald Trump's former lawyer and fixer, Michael Cohen, a court filing Friday revealed.
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Reconstructing Greater Adria's geologic historyIn order to piece together Greater Adria's past, van Hinsbergen and his colleagues spent a decade aggregating geological data from countries across Europe, North Africa, and western Asia.
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To say more would lessen the impact of Mr. Farrier and Mr. Reeve's discoveries, which they piece together with restraint and fine technique, using a clear, direct approach that serves the material.
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While fiscal 2018 began on Saturday, lawmakers have been scrambling to piece together a spending and revenue plan to avoid Illinois becoming the first-ever U.S. state whose credit is rated junk.
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Or to put it another way, to create a maze of memories for the host (Dolores in this case) to discover within her own mind, and to piece together on her own.
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The idea is that this type of recorder would help authorities piece together what happened in the moments before a collision, and determine whether a human or a machine was to blame.
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Both surveillance and social media involve gathering and rapidly processing massive amounts of information that is presently entirely in disconnected fragments, trying to piece together reality as if it were a puzzle.
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There's also a lot of leftovers from the album, stuff that really didn't fit thematically (like more lo-fi hip hop sounding stuff) that I want to piece together into something else.
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From what we can piece together courtesy of the chip shop's CCTV footage, he bought his food, briefly chatted to a few men at the counter, and walked outside into the darkness.
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The couple's baby disappears, and the story focuses on the fallout as the authorities piece together what happened and the way the couple copes with the loss and questions that surround it.
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I don't know exactly what was said, and I know it wasn't the full story, but it was enough for the rest of our friends to piece together what had been happening.
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The police said they were working with the local school district, social services agencies, the F.B.I. and others to try to piece together what exactly had unfolded in the home over time.
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In other words, Democratic strategists looking to piece together a 21st century political alliance have to consider the unintended consequences of taking the easy route: constructing a coalition explicitly dominated by elites.
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The authorities in Milwaukee were working on Thursday to piece together how and why a 1153-year-old gunman killed five of his co-workers at the city's sprawling Molson Coors campus.
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One is that authorities in Wuhan who were first reporting on the outbreak didn't have enough information to piece together an accurate picture of the virus before releasing it to the world.
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Now, Dano has stepped into the role of the DC villain who incorporates puzzles and riddles into his evil plots, leaving a trail of complicated clues for the police to piece together.
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Bit by bit, we piece together the history of Jane: how she left Dan, joined a wagon train, fell afoul of varmints, and was cruelly used, before Bill came to her aid.
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But it's still telling that even as he was addressing a crowd including many Hispanic supporters he couldn't piece together what the diversity around him revealed about his unsophisticated understanding of race.
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She is rescued by Xuan (Yang Tianxiang), a friendly snake-catcher, of all things, with a pet dog; they help Blanca piece together her identity, which reveals itself in grand reptile form.
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Though one of its six state-of-the-art rooms is still not finished, it has been up and running since October, a place to piece together television documentaries and feature films.
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Eventually their efforts enabled Dr. Buie to piece together hints of MU69's shape — not circular but perhaps elongated like a potato or two separate objects in close orbit around each other.
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If you&aposre just learning how to edit videos on your Mac, you might find Apple&aposs iMovie app to be an easy way to piece together video clips, music, and more.
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That's why the biggest innovations in IoT won't be on the technology side in 2016, but in how companies piece together solutions that make deploying IoT a win-win for all sides.
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If you've got it, the billion bucks gets you a property almost twice the size of Disneyland -- 1.5 million square feet of ready-to-build lots to piece together your own kingdom.
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Much like the way we try to piece together the pyramids and the dunes from antiquity that we find … there are breadcrumbs here, but there's no manual for how to read it.
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In early 2007, Kiriakou was simply a collector for Deloitte's corporate intelligence unit, and he was on his way to Orlando to try to piece together what the BearingPoint partners were up to.
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Ronson and Misitzis' new podcast The Last Days of August takes us on a journey to try and piece together what happened to Ames, and whether the Twitter attack was really to blame.
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How it takes a couple of playthroughs, perhaps, before even a seasoned player can begin to piece together the puzzle of why you're in this place, fighting these odds, dying time and again.
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The Cavs can piece together a package that allows the Spurs to compete now and look ahead to a brighter tomorrow, perhaps with Kevin Love, Collin Sexton, and a future first-round pick.
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For both sex workers and Haredim, society has come up with its own imagined narratives of their lives and motivations, often working without enough information or understanding to piece together a realistic portrait.
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Humans still need to perform the archaeological excavation, piece together the physical inscriptions as best as they can, make out what the symbols, and decide which of Pythia's guesses make the most sense.
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You're able to piece together her story through flashbacks and scraps of information from the collection of voices in her head, but much of her character is also revealed simply by observing her.
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As people around the world tried to piece together what occurred in Ferguson between a dead man and a living officer, civilians and police alike began to understand the benefits of body cameras.
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Adi: Even beyond the more scattered themes, it doesn't follow the cyberpunk worldbuilding structure, where you're dropped into a scene and have to piece together its context, as much as I'd have liked.
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So nursing, laundry, trying to fix myself a sandwich (a feat which I find nearly impossible) and sitting on ice packs, is how I piece together the slow urgency that is each day.
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Ivan also features Sam Rockwell in the titular role of a gorilla trying to piece together his past with the help of his friends as they hatch a plan to escape from captivity.
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Facebook deliberately makes it extremely difficult for external researchers to quantify its effects on society, which means the best we can hope for is to piece together a jigsaw puzzle of suggestive evidence.
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For example, if a hacker has control of any app on your device, or even a Javascript code in your browser, these leaked patterns can then be used to piece together your password.
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This week's banishment of host Scott Rogowsky TechCrunch spoke to multiple sources familiar with HQ Trivia's internal troubles to piece together how the live video mobile game went from blockbuster to nearly bust.
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"We are trying to piece together witness statements, track down who made the phone call if there was a phone call made, and what was the content of that phone call," says Wilters.
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Secretary of State John Kerry also reached out to his counterpart, Foreign Minister Didier Reynders, to offer U.S. support for Belgian investigators as they piece together the events leading up to the attacks.
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Reuters spoke to more than 40 senior bankers from big British and international banks, politicians, government officials and lobbyists to piece together how the relationship between these pillars of Britain's establishment became strained.
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The story follows Troy Wagner, a young man who tries to piece together the mystery surrounding the disappearance of his friend Alex Kralie after Kralie abruptly quit a film they were working on.
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It is, after all, a exploration/puzzle game based on mindfuck sci-fi concepts: You explore 3D recreations of memories to piece together a wild tale about space travel and possible extraterrestrial contact.
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The game is unique in that it features no dialogue whatsoever; instead, you piece together the plot by observing people and places, and occasionally reading files on a computer or slip of paper.
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Nintendo has been very quiet about what the device will be, but thanks to a number of reports and rumors, we can at least piece together some details on the Wii U's successor.
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Police were asking neighbors for surveillance footage to piece together what happened, but right now it's unclear how many suspects are at large and why, exactly, someone would shoot-up the backyard gathering.
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Not content to give up, engineers at the Max Planck Institute decided to manually re-assess the data, finding that they could actually take these data fragments and piece together a coherent image.
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During the Renaissance, it had been de rigueur to piece together fragments of newly dug up works to recreate a whole figure, even if that meant combining bits and bobs from different originals.
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That book, about a recently divorced alcoholic woman attempting to piece together memories that she believes hold the clues to a young woman's disappearance, has spent 97 weeks on the best-seller list.
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" In New York, Rama Issa, executive director of the Arab American Association of New York, spoke of how, after being sexually assaulted, it took her many years to "piece together my broken soul.
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But her letters, handwritten on onionskin and intact after having been carefully packed away in a relative's basement, helped the Koditschek family and researchers at Sotheby's piece together the provenance of the painting.
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The case files are sealed, and several of the Libyans said to have played a role are dead or exiled, making it hard to piece together a fully accurate picture of the investigation.
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Once some accounts (and, importantly, some pictures) have been found, a performer can use a potential costar's collective online presence to start to piece together a picture of who they might be boning.
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One story I helped deliver had reporters in Latin America, Asia, the United States and Europe in the same file, as if we were standing over the same typewriter composing the piece together.
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But the thing that brings it all together and really makes Heaven's Vault stand out is its linguistics game: as Aliya explores the spaceways, you help her piece together a lost alien language.
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It took Hariri, 49, nine months to piece together the coalition government bringing together nearly all of Lebanon's feuding parties, including the Shi'ite Muslim group Hezbollah and the Maronite Christian Free Patriotic Movement.
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Through the course of a story structure that unfolds like an origami flower, we slowly piece together that David has been captured following a horrendous incident at Clockworks (as in "Orange") Psychiatric Hospital.
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Nunes signaled in September that he intended to release 72 transcripts of interviews that the panel conducted in its own effort to piece together the Russian plot to interfere in the 2016 election.
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Through a series of flashbacks, we begin to piece together the past two days and all of the resentments, lies, and secrets throughout their 10-year friendships that have led to this point.
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The government wants to prosecute terrorism suspects, hoping to prevent them from falling through legal cracks and trying to piece together how the networks operated for evidence in future trials against the living.
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He said that even then, he wondered why the program could never piece together success and felt the sting of top players like Rex Walters transferring for greener pastures (in his case, Kansas).
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From there, police used hours of video footage -- from about 203 police pod surveillance cameras in the city, and more than 20 private sector surveillance cameras -- to piece together their movements, he said.
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I tried to piece together a picture of him as I arrived with my partner at the site of the Lyceum, Aristotle's answer to Plato's Academy, where I had visited the week before.
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It took a year of reporting to piece together what happened, specifically why Dee Dee Blanchard's sickly daughter, Gypsy Rose, whose medical care was Blanchard's full-time job, would want her mother dead.
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Once we get the piece together, we give those shots to the visual effects animators, who basically animate what they imagine is a heavier, slower, and stronger creature than what a human would be.
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And if any NPCs were to exist in them, the player, often essentially a voyeur in someone else's story, would look to them for explicit answers, rather than piece together these narratives for themselves.
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Human sources, communications intercepts and other intelligence have allowed analysts to piece together the identities of some of the players, and the steps they took to hurt Clinton's candidacy while boosting Trump's, officials said.
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At the time of the attack, British authorities had "no intelligence about how he got to this point," the source said, adding that investigators were now rushing to piece together his background and contacts.
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Green worked for nearly a decade to piece together Guy's full story, unearthing old archives, transferring unseen nitrate films onto digital platforms, and tracking down the director's descendants in a desperate attempt for information.
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There are tools like AppDynamics or New Relic, but Hailey argues that Sensu can be competitive with those as they are very bundled while his startup helps companies piece together a more complete solution.
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And while we may yet be without a set of straightforward instructions there are plenty of good starting points for eager and aspiring Cappy-makers (Capperdashers?) out there to piece together on their own.
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Blonde is an auditory wonderland of a record but its production credits have been kept obscured in favour of Frank Ocean's blanket acknowledgements, leaving listeners to piece together who did what on which song.
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Officials have been trying to piece together a timeline to trace the path of the truck, find out why the 39 ended up in the refrigerated container and determine how they lost their lives.
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The company, which has raised nearly $1 billion at this point and is valued at $4 billion, reportedly had to piece together checks from more than 200 angel investors to get off the ground.
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The European Space Agency said that, according to what its scientists have been able to piece together so far, Schiaparelli suffered problems during the last 50 seconds of its descent through the harsh atmosphere.
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It took her about seven months of digging to piece together her own method, one that she believes is better, easier to understand and implement, and works more successfully than anything else out there.
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A self-proclaimed fairy-tale lover, Amanda Lovelace uses the first three parts of the book to piece together aspects of her life and leaves the fourth section as a note to the reader.
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Mikey and I had worked on another filmed piece together that was a parody of Divergent called "The Group Hopper" and Pete was great in that, so we knew he'd be good on film.
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Investigators in Ethiopia found two black box recorders early on Monday that will help piece together the final moments of the plane before it plunged, trailing smoke and debris, and crashed killing 13 people.
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Firewatch is a game that features no real action, yet I found myself terrified toward the end, my heart racing as I ran from one location to the next, trying to piece together clues.
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Jambon said he hoped that as a result of Abdeslam's arrest, authorities would be able to piece together the facts of the preparations for the horrific attacks and identify the network of individuals involved.
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Then, finally, they moved me to the couch, and put my headphones over my ears so that — as I would piece together years later — I wouldn't hear their panicked call to the doctor's office.
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"The signal comes back to me and I can use software to read it -- it will say, 'this disruption is caused by the letter Q.'" That allows listeners to piece together what's being said.
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The Pauls, which seem to be made entirely of gears and webcams, are seated at school desks; volunteer models inevitably look awkward as the robots' arms — which look like protractors — piece together scratchy portraits.
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As investigators piece together a portrait of the dead gunman, questions remain about what set him off and what possibly could have been done to prevent the massacre, renewing fierce debates over gun control.
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Read more: Crew members who survived the California boat fire say they desperately tried to save passengers sleeping on the ship's lower deckInvestigators are now trying to piece together a timeline of the disaster.
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Almost every commentary channel on YouTube desperately tried to piece together the evidence to come up with a narrative of what really happened, but it was universally believed ProJared has been in the wrong.
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This tranquil setting planted the seeds, but it wasn't until they headed back to Brooklyn and hired their first ever outside producer to help piece together the fragments that the songs began to form.
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"This Forest Is Our Temple" (word to Ocarina of Time) fades eerily into existence atop strings and reed instruments as a melancholy acoustic guitar figure anchors the piece together with something resembling folky warmth.
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What concerns Dr. Jones is that the six people were divided into three unrelated clusters in different parts of town, and officials had been unable to piece together how their paths might have crossed.
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Four of the men were released on bail, and the fifth was held on an unrelated charge, as the police and prosecutors continued to try to piece together what happened that night in Brownsville.
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The cars will also keep logs of where we have been and make it possible to piece together who we have met and what we have done — just as our smartphones can already do.
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The big picture: Every expert Axios has spoken to about fighting misinformation agrees that no one institution has enough visibility to piece together a full picture of the underlying campaigns perpetuated by bad actors.
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But even as police officials announced an eighth arrest in last week's gruesome killing that was captured on video, investigators were still working on Tuesday to piece together what prompted the attack on Lesandro.
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She and other wedding planners have had to piece together updates about many of the Caribbean islands affected by the recent storms and about the wedding venues in the wildfire-stricken areas of California.
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The weekend that Rouzan was killed, David went to Khuzaa to talk with her family and medics on her team, and Yousur and I began to gather video evidence, to piece together what happened.
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Even when data is encrypted, your broadband provider can piece together significant amounts of information about you — including private information such as a chronic medical condition or financial problems — based on your online activity.
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Ms. Miller said the footage allowed investigators to piece together the final hours of Tim Piazza's life, including that he had been given at least 18 alcoholic drinks over 82 minutes at the Feb.
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As Republicans lawmakers frantically attempt to piece together a passable health bill to repeal and replace Obamacare, the American people continue to declare that they overwhelmingly prefer the current law to its Republican alternatives.
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Since most congressional offices cannot regularly field public opinion surveys of their constituents, staff members depend heavily on meetings and relationships with interest groups to piece together a picture of what their constituents want.
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Mr. Burris said he was still trying to piece together the details of what happened, but a video that he said he received from a witness captured the later part of the police encounter.
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The police have reviewed 80 hours of closed-circuit television footage, visited 140 locations and recovered 33 digital devices from several places in Wales as investigators try to piece together what motivated the attack.
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The detectorists get to search areas otherwise off-limits and "piece together a mystery, which is what detecting is about," Mr. Pecia said, and the scientists get an efficient way to find anything metal.
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After the difficult rehearsal on Friday, he said, the dancers made a supreme effort to bring the piece together on Saturday, but he felt they needed more time and decided to cancel the opening.
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He recently dug through unsealed court papers and indictments to piece together the story of a New York state residential treatment center where at-risk teenage residents were forced into a sex-trafficking ring.
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These problems aren't just prevalent among the high profile artists we know and love, but are entrenched in every layer, from the jobbing musicians trying to piece together a demo, to tour managers and agents.
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In this incredibly detailed book, Morton tracks her lineage hundreds of years into the past; interviews her high school teachers; and attempts to piece together a picture of Markle as we've never seen her before.
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The government prosecutors, from the Southern District of New York, previously said in court that they were attempting to piece together the shredded documents and that data on two Blackberrys had not yet been extracted.
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It uses two camera lenses, spaced slightly apart, to let the phone compare two images and piece together the depth of objects in stereo, similar to how human eyes tell how far away something is.
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Authorities in Washington state are still trying to piece together exactly what happened in a mass shooting that left four people and a gunman dead in a small town about 123 miles west of Seattle.
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Trials play out through a series of mini-games, where players might have to counter arguments with evidence, arrive at new conclusions through a driving game, or piece together the murder through comic book panels.
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While we couldn't follow the 20-year-old's pregnancy in real time, we can look back and piece together the journey thanks to the videos and photos that have finally been released into the world.
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While the picture is far from complete, every detail that emerges about Palantir's mission, software implementation and client base helps piece together the puzzle of perhaps the most politically relevant company in technology right now.
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Using tools like satellite imaging, heat sensing, and official releases from the North Korean government itself, analysts have been able to piece together some understanding of the country's nuclear weapons program as it has grown.
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After two inconclusive elections, Rajoy now leads Spain's weakest minority government and will have to piece together support in a hostile and fragmented parliament to pass laws and, most pressingly, design a budget for 2017.
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Officials are still attempting to piece together Cooper's final moments, but he reportedly sent out a "distress message" from his phone to say he was being chased by a bear, according to Alaska Dispatch News.
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As the dust clears from Donald Trump's shocking victory to become the 2500th president of the United States, humbled political prognosticators and pollsters have been trying to piece together what went wrong for Hillary Clinton.
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As the dust clears from Donald Trump's shocking victory to become the 45th president of the United States, humbled political prognosticators and pollsters have been trying to piece together what went wrong for Hillary Clinton.
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Because many people check Facebook in the morning and before they go to bed at night, Louv-Jansen was able to piece together information on their sleeping habits (though it only works for frequent users).
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Cyber security firms are trying to piece together who was behind the computer worm, dubbed NotPetya by some experts, which conked out computers, hit banks, disrupted shipping and shut down a chocolate factory in Australia.
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I provided some minimal guidelines, and based the piece around a gradual transition between the beginning and ending drones from "Gathering," and then Dave Lynch and I used their recordings to put the piece together.
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While Louisiana officials piece together funding for their projects from other sources, its legislators in Congress are fighting for changes to GOMESA, including increasing the percentage diverted to states from 37.5 percent to 50 percent.
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Las Vegas (CNN)As investigators tried to piece together the reason why a man with an arsenal of rifles rained deadly fire down on Las Vegas concertgoers, dozens of his victims remained in the hospital.
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Not only can she help piece together important facts about his life and history, but she could also have an insider's knowledge of how ISIS was structured or some insight into the group's decision-making.
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To counter violent non-state actors operating in the future in megacities, the U.S. military will have to be able to effectively piece together a comprehensive and actionable intelligence picture, and under enormously challenging circumstances.
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The lander is also expected to piece together the history of Mars formed by studying its interior, information that could help us understand the formation of planets outside of our solar system in the future.
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When he isn't trying to piece together Trudy and Claude's nefarious plans, the narrator spends a lot of time musing about the state of the world outside "the bouncy castle" that is his temporary home.
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In the wake of Alexandria "Ally" Kostial's death, friends and family are demanding justice and trying to piece together what happened as information emerges about Brandon Theesfeld, 22, who last week was charged with murder.
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If President Donald Trump's approval ratings sink considerably in Missouri by the time November rolls around, then that may be enough for McCaskill to piece together an urban, suburban and rural coalition needed to win.
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As the program book noted, the composer compares its structure to a film about a man who, having lost his short-term memory, tries to piece together the story of the murder of his wife.
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Although currently living in Berlin, Buzz made calls around his Detroit network and began to piece together this event, which is titled "Something in the Water (Does Not Compute)" after the 1982 song by Prince.
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Through sketches written from more than a dozen perspectives, from an omniscient third person to the family members themselves to tangential figures — an antagonistic neighbor, a chatty doctor — we piece together a kind of narrative.
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The agents, working out of an office in Northern Virginia, gambled that by watching patiently, they might piece together how China had decimated the United States' spy network, and determine whether Mr. Lee had helped.
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For one thing, she was able, through Mr. Hertwig, to "piece together some of the timeline," she said, to better know what had happened by comparing their spouses' behavior and schedules over the previous months.
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Why it matters: By modeling the Milky Way, scientists can piece together the galaxy's history, explaining why it looks the way it does and placing it in context with other galaxies observed around our own.
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But in recent years, she said, doctors had come to expect no flexibility from the agency, forcing them to piece together teams of specialists from around the Valley to treat children south of the checkpoints.
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In 2011 and 2013, more than 100,000 visitors watched shoemakers add the final flourishes to custom Berluti shoes, horologists piece together TAG Heuer watches and petites mains embroider beads onto the bodices of Dior gowns.
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The Y.M.C.A.'s statement came as the authorities on Thursday continued to piece together a picture of what had motivated Mr. Hodgkinson, a former home inspector from Illinois who was deeply engaged in liberal politics.
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Seeing as how no one had heard from them for about two weeks, the family's extended relatives formed a Facebook Group titled "Looking for the Todt Family" to piece together any information they could find.
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A husband and wife from Liaoning, China, found themselves in a puzzling situation when they had to piece together 140,000 yuan ($21,300) worth of banknotes that were shredded by the man's 2003 year-old father.
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The narratives, which twist together into a shocking dénouement, are marked by ghost stories, from Nat and Ruth's forays into the world of mediums and séances to Cora's struggle to piece together her aunt's past.
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Workers doing renovation work at Ms. Guimarães's home in 1996 found bone fragments, which set in motion a yearslong effort by archaeologists to piece together a record of the area's role in the slave trade.
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Like how those with color blindness may not be able to differentiate between red and green, people with prosopagnosia can't piece together faces, and they can go years without realizing they even have a problem.
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I was able to piece together her life because I found the Rosetta stone in, of all places, the St. Louis Globe-Democrat in 1886, which gave the name of Parsons' mother and former owner.
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And while the family seems to be keeping everything together, they're starting to break at the seams because a few people in their circle are starting to piece together the bloody clues they're accidentally leaving behind.
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As astronomers acquire more detailed views of these distant galaxies, they can piece together a portrait of the early universe and learn what it was like as galaxies were forming during the first few billion years.
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Chen's recs were used to piece together the ideal LA day: pre-lunch basketball at Pan Pacific Park on the Westside, lunch at Hoy-Ka in East Hollywood, then a dash over to the Huntington Gardens.
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When Season 4 debuted on Netflix in 2013, the stories were presented nonlinearly – that is, viewers could watch them in any order and piece together the story that way, as opposed to a traditional TV narrative.
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In the wake of 2014's West Africa Ebola virus outbreak, international health experts were quick to piece together what went wrong, and why we weren't fast enough to curtail a disease that killed around 11,000.
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Then again, if they hadn't been imprisoned in ever-shrinking pools—like some Devonian riff on a Bond villain trap—we would not have been able to piece together details about their lifestyles and behavior today.
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Even as the President is bringing some former staffers back into the fold now the investigation is over, he is lashing out at others who helped Mueller piece together a deeply unflattering portrait of his administration.
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All the while, she starts to piece together why her father was killed, and discovers some dark secrets about the nature of the game world — and that she might be able to overturn the entire system.
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It's the private Diana, who felt most herself in "regular clothes," who could piece together an outfit around a single pair of jeans or a baseball cap like no other, that we're still so transfixed by.
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And while this data is said to be made completely anonymous and de-identified, the authors found that certain companies were given enough data to easily piece together the identity of users if they wanted to.
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But once Daughter begins to piece together the truth, she chooses herself instead of Mother or Woman, locking herself alone in the bunker with her newborn Brother and destroying one of Mother's droids that raised her.
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I think being able to do that is not so likely, but maybe it's possible to piece together information that we have about amphibians, about birds, it might be possible to start walking in that direction.
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