Instead we must suss out IRAN — OMAN — ICELAND. Huzzah!
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And it would take years to suss out what happened.
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The watch still has power and interaction issues to suss out.
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That's an issue for the Jenner-Kardashian family to suss out.
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"Maybe it's not possible to suss out the fake," he says.
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But researchers are still trying to suss out its precise origins.
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I'm still trying to suss out more details of that relationship.
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With it, we'll try to suss out the differences between different regions.
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They suss out which vendors offer better deals, and recognize bargain situations.
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Not that it's that great, or even very hard to suss out.
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Was he trying to suss out whether I was serious or not?
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If you're trying to suss out a theme among these, don't bother.
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These kinds of support mechanisms for fossil fuels are hard to suss out.
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It's difficult to suss out just how much revenue this generates for teams.
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Caring about what happens to others is how they suss out the uninfected.
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The murky nature of the crime makes it uniquely hard to suss out.
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The military would often employ the infamous 'fruit machine' to suss out homosexuals.
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He hopes Slinger's Popular page will suss out what wins on vertical video.
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Ahead, 12 gorgeous shoes with prices that are really tricky to suss out.
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Then they began tweaking conditions to suss out the deeper reasons that happened.
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Maybe we'll have better luck trying to suss out how YouTube defines "borderline" content?
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Companies like MetaCert are creating systems to suss out fake links and phishing scams.
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"They turn to you to suss out a lot of this information," Minker added.
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Outside experts questioned exactly how a Trump administration would better suss out potential threats.
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This isn't always easy to suss out with a person you don't know intimately.
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A good researcher would know how to follow up and suss out the truth.
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There's a good amount of symbolism to suss out in Stella McCartney's spring 2019 campaign.
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Of course, it's harder for the casting departments to suss out who's legitimate or not.
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And what trends can we suss out about the health of the market over time?
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With companies staying private for much longer, it's getting harder to suss out potential targets.
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Plant roots reach down from the beds into the water below to suss out nutrients.
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They also try to suss out an answer to the question of an appropriate punishment.
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If you look closely, you can begin to suss out the particulars of the economy.
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Further testing is needed to really suss out the details but I'm thrilled so far.
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This whole thing is hard to suss out for both them and as someone watching.
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Many of Mr. Kristof's columns go beyond the effects and help suss out the causes.
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Boxers or briefs: It's a classic question, meant to suss out something about the respondent's personality.
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That website is a pro-consumer online database that analyzes reviews to suss out certain trends.
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Lawyers are going to incredible lengths to suss out potential jurors' political inclinations and personality traits.
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Smith isn't sure whether technology will eventually be able to suss out a person's internal identity.
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"We suss out the data and show the customer what they are actually paying," he said.
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More research will be needed to suss out how other groups of people interact with their pets.
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The scenes that follow, where they suss out each other's secret identities, are the stuff of beauty.
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For Trump, loyalty is a way to size up those around him, suss out friend from foe.
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"You can suss out from that if they want to use you as a prop," she explains.
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He isn't promising retaliation against Trump voters, or promising to suss out Trump sympathizers and fire them.
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Philip Hammond, the chancellor, was in Beijing this week to suss out a post-Brexit trade deal.
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AI has the potential to suss out and adapt to criminal-behavior patterns more quickly and efficiently.
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To suss out arrogance, Horowitz asks interviewees to share their thoughts on Adam Neumann's career at WeWork.
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So it's a no-brainer that we headed to H&M to suss out its latest collection.
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New Jersey isn't the first state to use algorithms to help judges suss out high-risk defendants.
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Junior staff members played endless games of telephone as they tried to suss out Mulvaney's marching orders.
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Fortunately, the crossings around 62A are kind, so most should suss out the "World capital" revealer quickly.
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Audience members will ask questions to try to suss out which of the four stories is false.
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Scientists studying toxicity in chemicals feed, inject, or spray them on animals to suss out potential ill effects.
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And after her friends dragged her to the department store to suss out options, the feeling was instant.
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Even when you chat dozens of times a day, weekly one-on-ones suss out the real dirt.
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Ahead, see a few common reflux-causing foods to help you suss out which ones need to go.
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But this is not the first time people have tried to suss out their love story via lyrics.
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At this juncture, the body has yet to suss out how to effectively use the new energy source.
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Those types of fees can be difficult to suss out — they're not listed as obviously as expense ratio.
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It's an extremely difficult risk calculus — the sort that requires guidance from an immigration lawyer to suss out.
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Part of Denino's shtick is interacting with viewers, who try to suss out his location and mess with him.
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The puzzles are varied and challenging, and often require a bit of unorthodox thinking to suss out the solution.
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Rank says that other people will hire a specific person to suss out candidates that are the right fit.
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Still, his underlying sentiment—icky, self-serving, paternalistic, and more a little racially-fraught—isn't hard to suss out.
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Longer-term experiments are needed to suss out exactly how much damage might occur on, say, an interplanetary voyage.
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Then we'll try to suss out what the market has told us so far regarding value, pricing and sentiment.
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Think about it: You can totally suss out these conclusions based on someone's rings or what necklace they're wearing.
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That OKCupid question was, in theory, a way to suss out potential partners with positive feelings about the HSV+.
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INRIX uses a variety of data sources to suss out how much parking is available on a given block.
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According to Ivana Trump, he provoked growls from her dog, Chappy, a poodle who could suss out a peacock.
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I like to try and suss out individual sounds of a track and assign each of them a parameter.
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It shouldn't be that hard to suss out whether your partner is onboard, no matter how sleepy you are.
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Click through the 10 prompts below and allow us to suss out where you and your S.O. stack up.
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It explained that Einstein could only detect known cyber threats and lacked the ability to suss out sophisticated hackers.
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While we were talking, I was still trying to suss out how the business end of his restaurant worked.
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If a potential problem is identified, an expert biologist is needed to suss out whether there's a real issue.
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Clues become vaguer and start to play with words; themes become trickier and take more work to suss out.
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The researchers will also try to suss out whether the program is providing herd immunity to the surrounding unvaccinated community.
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Screenshot: GooglePhishing is clearly bad, but it's not always easy to suss out a sketchy email from a legitimate one.
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It can suss out what websites you visit (before the SSL kicks in, anyway) and how many movies you're streaming.
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Someone find a real Lying Cat and suss out whether or not this is really too good to be true.
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And it was hard to suss out a count of Gray Catbirds, because of the high density of their calls.
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Mlodinow's aim is not to uncover any new insights but rather to suss out what makes the greats so great.
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MW: There's some metrics in there that we have to kind of suss out, but it's actually based on transactions.
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Foreclosing on every attempt Fingal makes to suss out details of her personal life, she forecloses on us as well.
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"You were wrong to do what you did," Arnold explains to Alan as he tries to suss out the situation.
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It can even suss out cover versions of songs via melody matching, as well as compressed, cropped and modified variations.
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Unsurprisingly, there's been a frenzy of activity aimed at trying to suss out just who these various delegate candidates support.
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There are a lot of different ways to suss out grit, but that's one big thing that I look for.
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He's a fictitious client that Elsbeth advised Maia to tell her father about in order to suss out his allegiances.
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But Trump was more interested in trying to suss out the details of the investigation — and find out Rosenstein's motivations.
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In it Leonardo tried to suss out what strategies Jones, Rodriguez, and Arponare use to organize their members and communities.
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We delight in studying every possible retail resource to suss out the best of the best for our readers — and ourselves.
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So when I was asked to suss out the top TJ's wines under $10, I was a little wary at first.
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Enough ink has been spilled trying to suss out Trump's motivations in this latest Twitter beef — He wants to protect taxpayers!
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The group has also liked many of the photos they commented on, but just how many is hard to suss out.
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To suss out these questions, VICE contacted Mark Rudd, a founding member of the infamous left-wing group the Weather Underground.
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To me that's a lot of suss out is this really machine learning, or is this empty words on a page.
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Some undecided voters were attending back-to-back Warren and Sanders campaign events to suss out the differences between the candidates.
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His company, which uses artificial intelligence to help companies suss out rogue activity among their employees, was already profitable, he said.
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Please suss out those efforts and make sure your teams pause on any jokes they may have planned — internally or externally.
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"Obviously this is a place we would want to suss out with the Europa Clipper mission in the future," he said.
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Rokus also tend to have similar names and look nearly identical, so it's not that simple to suss out their differences.
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But it's trolling, regardless, as those of us who tried to suss out the secrets of the original series can confirm.
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For Rutledge and Studdert, the Kickstarter was intended to suss out whether the model should be resurrected after the Amazon closures.
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What's more difficult to suss out is whether this is due to differences in activities between the sexes or biological differences.
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Finally, on Monday, the US Department of Justice said the feds are trying to suss out an American link to the scandal.
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Ash and others have been monitoring Twitter and trying to suss out who's been communicating with the enemy, but it's been tough.
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After falling for it half a dozen times, I'm determined to dig deeper into the reviews to suss out the bad ones.
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The other half is trying to suss out who is going to rise to the top, and who is going home quickly.
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Not to mention that it can be difficult to suss out what a "discovery" really is and who is responsible for it.
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The biggest problem for US and Afghan government officials now will be to suss out what the Taliban's true intentions actually are.
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I spoke to several space lawyers in an attempt to suss out how, logistically and legally, a California Space Agency would work.
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Remember to keep everything in perspective: Internships help employers evaluate candidates, but also help interns suss out which companies suit them best.
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It's up to team leader Adam Pasick to suss out the most important news of the day, both from Quartz and elsewhere.
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The book centers around four characters who opt to live in an old mansion for the summer and suss out paranormal activity.
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It's difficult to suss out fake reviews yourself, but luckily there's a website called Fakespot that analyzes Amazon reviews for their authenticity.
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If conservatives suss out that Facebook is a not-so-friendly place for their ideas, they can always go elsewhere for news.
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Are there specific questions you should ask the candidates to suss out whether they can adapt or add to your company culture?
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They raised their hands to voice concerns and share findings from their own visits to suss out the situation in their villages.
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To suss out the connection, researchers followed beer drinkers at the Munich Oktoberfest—an approach that, given the results, seems borderline sacrilegious.
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Back on September 10, Axios reported that Sessions suggested giving polygraph tests to government officials in order to suss out the leakers.
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Ahead of their appearances at Bloc, we got on Skype with Sunil and Matt to suss out the scene from their perspective.
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Some companies take things a step further, asking for an at-home blood test to suss out exactly what nutrients you're lacking.
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You'll get to suss out your favorite kinds and learn more about the regions in and processes by which they're made. 3.
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Both Weinstein&aposs defense team and the prosecution were allotted time to ask prospective jurors questions to suss out any potential biases.
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The most widely used is GATK, a human-engineered algorithm that applies statistics to suss out where sequencing machines most often make mistakes.
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And while none of them are very clear about their intentions, there's plenty we can suss out based on what we already know.
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But to give you a running start on the trends to suss out in time for summer, we've rounded up our favorites ahead.
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Trying to suss out what this could mean for Google, its Wear OS platform, and Fitbit's customers is (pardon the fitness pun) exhausting.
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While it's possible to track how bitcoin is moving around, there's no reliable way to suss out the identity of who owns it.
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It's up to you to find the Top-Secret Lounge: look for discreetly hidden signage to suss out the location and gain access.
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That might sound technical, but for anyone trying to suss out the nature of the bug, it rang out like a fire alarm.
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At a glance, it's not always easy to immediately suss out whether a comment is coming from the account it's purporting to be.
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The porn addicted client, however, will have little to no response to any of the tests I employ to suss out his responsiveness.
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Similarly, EAGLE currently relies on inference to suss out big hitters from putting metronomes, hazard-ridden holes from straight shots and the like.
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His glass is full (his third, I suss out), so I order a cider for myself and we discuss dinner options for later.
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This is a lesson that sounds pretty obvious—though Footloose's anemic characterization of anyone not named "Ren" makes it harder to suss out.
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Hard to tell, but we've gathered together the most prominent ones and put on our detective hats to suss out the likely ones.
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To suss out if the pollen counts are high where you live, check out the pollen map on the National Allergy Bureau website.
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The journalist also called reporters from The New Yorker and New York Magazine to suss out their sources before their stories were published.
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To help police this new policy, the country plans to establish a 24/7 Crisis Coordination Centre to suss out such material online.
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Now veteran legislators are beginning to suss out the timing of Senate trial, taking cues from President Bill Clinton's impeachment 21 years ago.
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If you try to suss out any sort of rhyme or reason for our top 10, you can't — which is a good thing!
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But I think we can suss out at least a couple lessons of his story for people after him trying to do good.
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You're still trying to suss out what's what — not just because of that harrowing ending, but also everything else that occurs throughout the film.
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But there are ways to read between the lines and suss out just how well or poorly a game performs, especially during the holidays.
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To suss out iron meteorites, Curry would dangle a rare-earth magnet from a lanyard as he tromped through the woods around his home.
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To help figure out what's safe and what isn't, what's bad, good, and better, I went to the pros to suss out the details.
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That's reflected on Pinterest, at least: The site sifted through thousands upon thousands of pins and hearts to suss out its most popular bralette.
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Blue sky opportunity is old news — Smith will help us suss out what the blue space opportunity is for the next generation of entrepreneurs.
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Something is not right within MIB and it's up to her — and H, if he can get it together — to suss out the truth.
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Still, there are some definite trends to suss out at all levels of the educational continuum, and that's what we're going to do today.
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To suss out learnability, interviewers can ask indirect questions that point to curiosity, like if potential employees take a different route to work everyday.
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I hoped it would give me the opportunity to suss out all of my complicated feelings about my body and my relationships with men.
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I think the genius of a good decorator or architect is to suss out the dreams of the client and bring them to reality.
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I have done so multiple times and have Zaprudered portions of it to try to suss out exactly how Motorola pulled this hinge off.
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Some impersonated law-enforcement officers to make calls eliciting information; others sent friends and relatives to court hearings to suss out other defendants' cases.
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Before embarking upon buying any gift for a guitarist, you&aposd serve yourself best to suss out which side of it they&aposre on.
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With only so many hints to go on, let's suss out who that jangly cape could belong to before the next episode hits Disney+.
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Thursday's moderators are expected to suss out further differences between the candidates on issues including health care, student loan debt, and high-dollar fundraisers.
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But because they're all only focused on their one particular arm, they don't dare spend much time trying to suss out the full picture.
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Those discussions soon turned into M&A talks and led Looker to hire Qatalyst to suss out market interest, people familiar with the matter said.
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But even though Gloria was the one character to suss out all of the season's players and exactly how they fit together, it didn't matter.
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They wanted to see if people's tweets could be an accurate proxy for surveys that try to suss out the public's overall attitude toward vaccination.
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Differentiating wolf howls with human ears can prove tricky, so researchers have turned to computer algorithms to suss out if different wolf species howl differently.
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Mr Putin will also try to suss out Mr Trump's true views on Ukraine, says Dmitri Trenin of the Carnegie Moscow Centre, another think-tank.
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YouTube even recently said they'd start utilizing Wikipedia information to help readers suss out what's real and what's not, though that's hardly an authoritative source.
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Barrymore and Olyphant in particular take a hot second to suss out exactly how their partnership can best depict the one between Sheila and Joel.
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The confidential source was deployed to suss out what the Russians had told Page and Papadopoulos so as to gain insight into Russian meddling efforts.
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The book kicks off with a six-page quiz designed to suss out which areas of your life are most urgently in need of care.
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"Please suss out those efforts and make sure your teams pause on any jokes they may have planned," the email by Google's marketing boss said.
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Likened by metaphor-minded tech types to gold or oil, data has become a hugely valuable way to suss out market trends and target ads.
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Scientists are still trying to suss out the origins of the outbreak, but the virus has since spread beyond Wuhan — and to 1713 other countries.
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It's a game that relies entirely on the player to suss out what's next, which, again, is usually a recipe for disaster for yours truly.
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For one, seniors, having come of age well before computers were ubiquitous, may lack the digital media literacy required to reliably suss out fake sources.
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Dislodged from her roost in Brooklyn when her roommate moves to Tribeca, Gerwig's Frances is forced unexpectedly to suss out her place in the world.
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And the advertisers are trying to suss out which shows are going to appeal to the viewing public, and which shows are going to flail.
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Academics have found that street workers are left with less time to suss out clients when the latter are made into criminals, which increases risk.
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WIRED asked a slew of famous folks at South by Southwest if they could suss out real tech news from the news we just made up.
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The film has been earning rave reviews, so we'll no doubt have plenty of opportunities to suss out the relationship situation as awards season gets underway.
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But it can be difficult to suss out just how much of these gaps can be explained by bias alone versus differences in rank or productivity.
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In the case of Tear, this means a trove of artwork and hidden meanings for ARMY to suss out within the pages of the liner notes.
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So suss out the options ahead, top off your look with a pair of our choice spring shoe, and revel in the warmer days to come.
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It's not the first phone to try to suss out a happy medium between being hyper-connected and disconnected, but it may be the most promising.
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Should you be judged worthy, then a 10-minute phone call from the service will suss out your favorite brands, family allergies, and frequently ordered items.
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Plants are embedded in the coconut-fiber bed as if it's normal dirt, but their root systems reach into the water below to suss out nutrients.
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So they used a longtime confidential source to talk to the two men -- as a way to suss out what the Russians might be up to.
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Several other exhibitions were visually compelling or inventive, or so fully realized that I couldn't help but spend the necessary time to suss out their meanings.
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It created a much better environment for people to observe, suss out their motivations, and provide outside input on what the negative impacts potentially would be.
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Malhotra said he spends a lot of time trying to suss out where traditional finance institutions fall short to help Brex Cash solve for customer frustrations.
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Twitter, for example, clearly shows the date at which a tweet was posted, and a search bar that makes it easy to suss out tweet-stealers.
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They're designed to suss out if you're a fit for the culture, to get a window into your personality or to get a sense for your creativity.
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NRDC is in the process of analyzing racial and socioeconomic patterns of drinking water violations to suss out to what extent this disparity can be documented nationally.
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No one could suss out whether the company planned to create an entire division dedicated to creating original content or just experiment with one or two projects.
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Its algorithm analyzes nearly 40,000 attributes of product images or listings in order to suss out a customer's personal style and match it to known shopping patterns.
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Like most top players in the field, McLean has memorized those numbers, and can use his knowledge base to suss out gaps in opponents' defenses, then strike.
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Once the field is narrowed to the Democratic and Republican contenders, the market has historically been able to suss out who will win by September, he said.
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It could bring its community, product and analytics leaders together with partnered stars to suss out what works best in the format and help them shoot it.
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It's tough to suss out exactly what each coach will be and do from the outside, because we don't have a great idea what they're all about.
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When the U.K. team comes up with cool gameplay ideas, they get with 343 to suss out how those new units and mechanics could serve the story.
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I had to suss out if these credit card travel experiences were worth the hype (and the boatload of points, in my humble and not-rich opinion).
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The scientists hoped to suss out what happens when both muscles and minds are stressed, and if one of those operations gets preferential treatment from the body.
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When "Princess Sparkle" escapes, Tallulah and Sanity go hunting for their new pet, only to suss out a bigger vermin problem that could torpedo their space station.
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I look at a lot of consumer companies and your attention to design and detail is also an interesting thing that you can suss out with slides.
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With ASOS refreshing its site with seasonal arrivals, now's a better time than ever to suss out the ASOS Curve picks that should be on your fall radar.
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We asked the pros to help us suss out the root cause of those teeny-tiny white speckles — and what we can do to get rid of them.
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We knew they'd have expert insight on where to allocate our dollars, so we asked them to help suss out the serious gems from all the shiny things.
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Once you go to a doctor to suss out what's happening and what you need to do to get rid of it, you'll feel much more at ease.
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Unfortunately, a lot of millionaires have had a "gold-digger" situation or have had a friend who has, so they expect me to suss out the gold-diggers.
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Most rodents used in biomedical studies—the ones that suss out the effects of treatments before they make it to humans—have boy parts and boy biological functions.
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My attempts to suss out what she'd actually been up to since the release of her last album, 2010's Swanlights, were yielding nothing but further sociopolitical commentary.
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In the days following, I tried to suss out why the movie, which scored Payne an Oscar for best adapted screenplay, worked so much better than the play.
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Today's theme has a letter substitution to the same effect, one that is probably easier to suss out for those of us who text, like, all the time.
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My friends, being the angels that they are, did not complain about my "circling back" to this issue or trying to suss out reasons why this relationship imploded.
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As you're shopping for your spooky supplies, take a look at the glow-in-the-dark product's ingredients list to suss out any illegal and possibly harmful color additives.
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As a manager, you can probably suss out enough of the inner workings of your team — who is friends with whom, who seems to be more of a loner.
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Google's Pixel lineup isn't the easiest to suss out if you're unfamiliar, and it's about to get a little more complicated next week when the Pixel 4 is announced.
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We worked with the travel experts at Hopper, a budget airfare-booking app, to suss out an expansive variety of potential summer vacation destinations based off of different budgets.
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And when people have sex, they don't typically just engage in one act, which also makes it difficult to suss out how the virus was spread in any case.
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It's been clear for a long time now that trying to suss out some kind of grand strategy when interpreting Donald Trump tweets is usually a waste of time.
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Apple will report overall revenue and gross margin for its products segment, but it'll take some back-of-the-envelope math to suss out any patterns from previous quarters.
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A recent study from the University of Michigan used MRIs of 68 new moms to suss out some of the more startling effects of childbirth on a mother's body.
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As luck would have it, there's a great Ars Technica piece today about how difficult it was to suss out the two investigators extorting their target behind the scenes.
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Makes sense, and I have some calls this week and next trying to suss out how much hardware supply chains have really changed in response to the trade conflict.
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Burnett prides himself on his ability to "read the room": to size up the personalities in his audience, suss out what they want, and then give it to them.
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To suss out those findings, researchers surveyed 500 people who were thinking about breaking up with a partner, then followed up after two months to see what they did.
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You need to suss out the clues of your death in modern-day Salem, but, since you're dead, you can see and talk to other ghosts about the town.
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Clarke says it's unlikely that we'll be able to collectively suss out the ethics of a hypothetical enhancement until it's actually here—it's just not how our brains work.
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He says he offers his services only to people who are truly innocent — something the former Army intelligence officer insists he can suss out within moments of meeting someone.
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Even under the best of circumstances, it could take a decade to suss out such a drug, and the trial to test it could last — well, a long lifetime.
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Other Republicans spent a lot of time trying to suss out if Vindman knows the name of the whistleblower who first filed a complaint about the July phone call.
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They don't quite suss out the truth of the matter, either, about how DOM/STP turned into a disaster: Owsley Stanley put a decimal point in the wrong place.
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To prevent a potential falling out, you should do your due diligence and suss out the proclivities of this person you'd be seeing a lot of for the entire trip.
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Later, when Ellen DeGeneres attempted to suss out the truth on her talk show, Jenner quickly clapped back: "Oh, I can feel where this is going," Jenner told the audience.
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The new review, published this week in Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Microbiology, took a look at these studies and tried to suss out what could make these donors special.
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It works similarly to the way machine learning models can recognize disease from medical imagery or suss out spam text in emails—by picking up on patterns in the data.
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To suss out adaptability in a job interview, Lang recommends asking a candidate what they were hired to do in their last role, and what they actually ended up doing.
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The ideal candidate is able to suss out hurdles to solving the problem and also to keep the customer — and the experience of using Salesforce&aposs products — top of mind.
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This week, we suss out what this interaction — documented in sound — shows us about the subtle and not-so-subtle ways that we're taught to minimize the experiences of women.
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For our series Tried and True, we suss out trending goods & services, and take them for an honest-to-goodness spin IRL to find out if they're up to snuff.
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A job candidate&aposs values can be even more important than their technical expertiseWhen Reese asks candidates about their life story, "you can suss out things like ego," she said.
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For our series Tried and True, we suss out trending goods & services, and take them for an honest-to-goodness spin IRL to find out if they're up to snuff.
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The first coach to suss out the answer, to figure out why Saban is such an anomaly, is the one who stands the best chance of replicating Alabama's consistent excellence.
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Various experiments were conducted to suss out what settings were optimal — for instance, what length of clip was easy to process and not overlong, or what frequencies could be safely ignored.
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But it's often difficult to suss out whether we're talking about aliens with tentacles or sea creatures (although there are some fun theories out there about octopuses arriving from other planets).
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To keep sane, you have to learn about the people and personalities involved behind the scenes; those who can help suss out when the latest science is truly freak-out worthy.
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"Being able to unpack that mythology" and suss out if Wintour's epic rep is "premised on truth or cliches was a big draw for me," Rossi says of the project's appeal.
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The heart of the problem here is that it's hard to suss out what changes to birthright citizenship would lead to the outcomes restrictionists themselves — the people pushing the policy — want.
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To suss out the link between geekiness and paternal age, researchers examined cognitive and behavioral data gathered from 15,000 pairs of UK-based twins in the Twins Early Development Study (TEDS).
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Asking current and former employees what it&aposs like to work there can help you suss out any red flags and make sure the company&aposs values match up with yours.
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He has never been to Australia but has heard nothing but rave reviews of Royal Melbourne and is keen to suss out the sandbelt course and come up with a gameplan.
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More research in bigger groups will be needed to suss out how MDMA might work alongside psychotherapy; the authors caution that any beneficial effects may not happen outside a clinical setting.
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So it's hard to suss out what really works, since most anything can seem to have cured you if your cold was only going to last a day or two more anyway.
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I've been attempting to suss out the best-selling products from popular beauty emporiums for the better part of a year now, and this year, I wanted to give QVC a stab.
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" So when it came time to suss out the talent that would represent the collection, they zeroed in on people "who have something interesting to say and who have strong personal style.
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The Nike and Adidas sneaker apps both add layers of security, such as additional questions (to suss out bots), or "raffles" that give the winners a unique link for purchasing new releases.
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Watching the documentary and speaking to the three subjects in a phone interview, it's a little tough to suss out where desire ends and need begins when it comes to their personae.
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" But that last one, she adds, is a good way to suss out the posers: "I mean Psycho is so iconic that...you don't know any of the other work, or something.
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But she also sees artificial olfaction as one of a host of rising technologies—some much farther along than others—that use sensors and data to suss out otherwise hidden inner states.
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The event will likely suss out some of the technology that slipped through the cracks back in September, including, most likely, a new iPad and possibly some updates to the Mac line.
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As a journalism graduate at University of Nevada, Las Vegas, and someone with a history of dating rich men, she's uniquely qualified to suss out editorial content for the sugar dating community.
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The bill's language is broad and it would likely take lawsuits going in front of a judge to suss out the scope of what is liable and what's not under the bill.
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Republicans praised the 10th Circuit judge as a highly qualified candidate, while Democrats tried to suss out his views on abortion and grilled him over his past rulings in favor of corporations.
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" She is known by some in her circle as "The Savant" because she has what Stanley calls an "uncanny ability to suss out when, exactly, hate speech will morph into violent action.
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Eric Dubelier, a defense attorney for Concord, said he hadn't thought through whether the court should use a written questionnaire to suss out potential jurors' biases before they gather for the trial.
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Progressing through a research career is a struggle for everyone, and it can be tough to suss out subtle sources of bias that can make it harder for women to push through.
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Instead of taking information at face value, you rely on sharp psychic senses to suss out insecurities, weak spots, and hidden desires, and then weaponize them or use them to seduce others.
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Honestly, Hannah was too busy trying to suss out her feelings for all of her final men, and if Luke S. didn't see it happening for them, he was right to leave.
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Some companies rely on human investigators to suss out fake or inflated accounts, while others use proprietary programs designed to spot signs of fakery, but it's largely a cat and mouse game.
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We don't know exactly what malware Elliot used (there weren't any code screens to suss out, sadly), but this one's pretty easy to figure out if you keep your eye on the ball.
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The foot soldier goons of the QAnon-verse, clowns are the CIA agents, NSA operatives, and various other spooks attempting to suss out Q's identity and bring the Storm's mission to a halt.
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But in time, they had gathered so much data — and had computers powerful enough to ingest that data — that the machines found profitable correlations no human could ever suss out, much less understand.
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I'm here as a guest of the duo (completed by producer Soke) and their label, to suss out the story behind both Banx & Ranx's globetrotting music and the diverse cultural backdrop of Montreal.
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That entry at 45D is the revealer, but it's tough to suss out what we're supposed to do with it, if you don't have a lot of mid- to late-week solving experience.
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Stone, the longtime conservative provocateur, is also facing charges that he lied to those congressional investigators about his attempts to suss out WikiLeaks plans to dump emails that would damage Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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Cambridge Analytica responded to the Channel 4 tapes by claiming that Nix and other executives were trying to suss out "unethical or illegal intentions" that the reporters, who posed as clients, may have had.
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Tests are a critical measure to make sure Zika stays out of the national blood supply; because 80 percent of Zika infections are asymptomatic, using questionnaires to suss out unqualified donors doesn't really work.
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To help us suss out the real deal about lash extensions — the good, the bad, and the annoying — we talked to a few pros about what it takes to achieve your dream lashes, below.
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To prepare for this column every week, I occasionally find myself feeling more than a little like a Cardassian mystery novel reader trying to suss out who is going to be guilty of what.
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Once arrest records, court documents, and other files are pulled, someone has to sift through the information to suss out what someone was arrested for, whether they were charged, and whether they were convicted.
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For decades, a head-scratcher like, "Just what is the Kessel Run, anyway?" was best left for the fans to suss out, whether via late-night sleepover debates or pizza-fueled role-playing adventures.
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Regardless of what Hotamışlıgil and other scientists end up discovering about propionate, he sees a silver lining in studies like this that are trying to suss out the more nuanced nutritional effects of foods.
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Sometimes, it's hard to suss out if this poet is a real person, or a projection of Maria's desire to heal her clashing views of blackness by achieving intimacy with someone darker than she.
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Yes, the powers that be are all descending upon New York to suss out the latest trends, jockey for front-row dominance, and place bets on which Kardashians will be at the Yeezy show.
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But while that location data doesn't suss out individuals, this use of location data—which ties to individual people's profiles, which usually have pictures—could be tricky and lead to an invasion of privacy.
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To that end, Dell wants to suss out the thoughts of the DVMT tracker holders, which include hedge funds D.E. Shaw and Elliott Management, before it moves forward with any transaction, the people said.
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The government's criminal complaint says that Schulte went by "Josh" on The Crypt, but it doesn't take a computer forensics investigator to learn suss out that Schulte was the person who uploaded content there.
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If you're unsure of the style that works best with your breasts, talk to a sales associate or hit that Live Help button if you're shopping online to help you suss out the right style.
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And for every woman that comes in, they fill out a 15-page questionnaire to suss out size, fit, style, whether it's for work or social, and then for every item, we measure 66 characteristics.
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A job interview exists so a hiring manager can suss out the things that just don't come across in a résumé, from how you manage your time to how you will present yourself to clients.
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Celesbian gossip is also sort of soothing, because it can mirror the way a lot of us feel in our daily lives, trying to suss out whether or not our crushes might return our feelings.
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He argues that a lander equipped with AEGIS could quickly suss out the most important targets, study them, and get scientific data back to Earth before the spacecraft is ruined by the planet's immense heat.
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It's like how I choose to tell people that I'm from the Middle East: I suss out the situation and often I actually don't want the headache of trying to explain my culture to you.
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It's not conscious, and I know they don't mean to be disrespectful, but they just don't include "director" as one of the possibilities when they're trying to suss out what my job on set is.
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That's telling in and of itself for those trying to suss out how different the show's version of events will be from the books' endgame, which George R. R. Martin has yet to finish writing.
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Maybe we could have believed, as Diaz claimed after the fight, that GSP's team had planted a spy in Diaz's gym in the lead-up to the fight to suss out his strategy, but drugging?
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He mentions the many, many comments people leave on his videos, trying to suss out exactly how Ferguson remains calm, charming, and very much himself, even as he stares down A-listers on network television.
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We've used our shopping expertise to suss out the best of both worlds, with options from both white-hot labels that have just hit the shelves and some overlooked hidden gems that are marked way down.
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But you can forget about menu planning or whipping up anything from scratch — we can barely suss out where our loyalties lie on "Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series" let alone cook for the occasion.
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I don't know the answers to these questions, and I'm not sure Snap does, either — in fact, it seems like a big part of what the company is trying to suss out with this limited run.
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The more specific answer is a bit more difficult to suss out the image alone, but going with that number is one way not to have to choose between things like zoom and a secondary monochrome.
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When President George W. Bush took the mound of Yankee Stadium in a bulletproof vest to throw out the first pitch of Game 3 of the 2001 World Series, the symbolism wasn't hard to suss out.
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The intentions, processes, audiences, and meanings are hard to suss out here but this example is quintessentially memetic in that it's a shared in-joke that others can make their own as they share it further.
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Game of Thrones and Walking Dead fans engaged in elaborate cat-and-mouse games with their respective networks to suss out spoilers by any means necessary, including relying on anonymous sources claiming to have the goods.
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The wide-ranging theft has alarmed many, who note it continued despite the government launching a major initiative in 2011 to better suss out "insider threats" following Chelsea Manning's mass leaking of military and diplomatic secrets.
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Very soon after that we made it official in the eyes of The Lord, and it became an ambiguous thing for a little as people on and offline tried to suss out how serious we were.
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The real juicy part of the evening, instead, comes about when Hannah's girl squad, aka Demi and Katie from Colton's season, roll up in a nondescript white van to help suss out the men for their gal.
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WHITE SNAKE This Chinese animated feature — in which an amnesiac woman and a snake catcher work to suss out who she is — is said to have been created as a prequel to a well-known Chinese legend.
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To suss out some potential contenders for this distinction, we turned to some friends whose tastes and shopping habits we trust, including home-goods designer Jonathan Adler and Orange Is The New Black costume designer Jenn Rogien.
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He did not, CNN reported, directly reveal the source of the information, but intelligence officials expressed concern that Russia would be able to take what they heard and use it to suss out information on its origins.
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So while pundits try to suss out the impact on the polls of campaign events, such as the recent announcement by FBI Director Comey, they pay far less attention to understanding more basic issues of survey research.
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You need to know where to go first, what sections to skip, and how to use your imagination to suss out the pieces that'll look amazing with your wardrobe, and what kinds of things will never work.
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The details coming out of these types of posts, such as which actors are on set which days, often make it easy to suss out major spoilers before they happen, even without having any official plot details.
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Those of us who have made it our life's work to suss out the best purchases at the best prices have spent careers amassing tips, tricks, and resources from across the digital and brick-and-mortar landscapes.
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It can be difficult to suss out what's real and what's fake in the love lives of prominent YouTubers – especially with YouTubers like Mongeau and Paul, who openly exaggerate or otherwise distort their relationships for dramatic effect.
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That is why, in the interest of honoring both this classic game and our own intellectual laziness, we at VICE Sports have tried to suss out the most depressing NBA Jam pairings currently available in the league.
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According to the AP, the NYPD says the tool can help analysts working for the department suss out potential links between different crimes, sometimes far across the city and thus unlikely to have been spotted via manual methods.
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Speaking of which, it's getting difficult to suss out Trent's true identity as a colorful Mississippi mudslide due to his recent string of spiffy suits and zero hats — and the judges can no longer tolerate such blatant sophistication.
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KardiaPro will track a number of factors for at-risk patients, including weight, activity and blood pressure and then runs them through the AliveCor AI technology to suss out potential triggers doctors may not detect on their own.
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And there's still plenty of work to be done to suss out just how much of a problem these bugs are, as well as whether the conditions of space travel are encouraging their growth or making them more dangerous.
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In an effort to keep up with Amazon's fast-growing fashion presence, we're sifting through the thousands of products to suss out the best fashion buys from cheap, deep-dive finds to new arrivals to add to your wishlists.
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Because it was so difficult to get inside the head of the factory owners to suss out their intent, strict liability statutes allowed prosecutions for the safety violations themselves, regardless of whether the employer meant to commit a crime.
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I can't quite suss out the exact reason I was mesmerized by watching women's ice hockey, but found the men's tournament to be a total snooze, aside from the fact that like the women playing, I'm also a girl.
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Talking to people around the ski-team scene, one can find it hard to suss out which of the Shiffrins—if either—might be the one chafing under the current arrangement, or to predict how long it might last.
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The pageantry also gave him time to read the crowd—hundreds of expectant faces, citizens of a Central Valley checkered by alfalfa fields and raisin-processing facilities and half-abandoned downtowns—and suss out what they wanted to hear.
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Sure, in reality the goals for classical computing have always been more complex: the increasing ability to handle bigger, more numerous or just more nuanced data sets, manipulated in new ways to suss out valuable insights, and so forth.
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Mom and Dad also reminded me of M. Night Shyamalan's The Happening in that regard, but it's a much better and more enjoyable movie, again because it doesn't waste time on characters trying to suss out what's going on and why.
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And so in addition to the 11 "attraction genes" Pheramor uses to suss out biological compatibility, the company also encourages users to connect its app with all their social media profiles, to be data-mined for personality traits and mutual interests.
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News reports indicate that Burr wanted to speak with Donald Jr., in order to suss out moments when his prior testimony about the Trump Tower meeting and potential construction projects Donald Trump was eyeing in Moscow didn't align with Mueller's descriptions.
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Gardner initially didn't remember such a proposal, but said the three co-founders had had multiple conversations "to suss out what was most suited" for Angwin and Larson, who had previously worked together on award-winning data journalism for ProPublica.
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These two fairly different plots might be excusable — after all, Harry Potter and Co. traveled from the Yule ball to fighting dragons — but here, it's difficult to suss out what is and isn't important and how and when things thread together.
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In our brief testing, it was a little smarter than Siri and a lot sharper than Alexa, able to understand context in a question and suss out information from around the web when Google's knowledge graph didn't have the answer.
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As the series has progressed and this nightmare has become the new normal, Mr. Ahmed has brought the viewer into Naz's thought process as he tries to suss out his true advocates and adversaries and find the smartest way forward.
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That's one of the biggest reasons I still haven't installed Messenger on my own phone, and is arguably a better fix (that might increase Messenger engagement!) than relying on AI to suss out the rare defenders of an unpopular feature.
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While Hater's focus is on dislikes, it's not the only dating app trying to suss out more information about its users' personalities as a means of differentiating itself from the hot-or-not, photo-driven apps like Tinder and Bumble.
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With a story as big as this one, we decided to split up Mashable's team of gaming reporters (not always a safe choice in a scary setting, we know) and suss out the definitive best way to play Man of Medan.
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After "the dress" destroyed the internet with a debate over whether it was blue and black or white and gold (it is most certainly black and blue), cognitive scientists tried to suss out why the photo caused such different reactions.
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You can usually suss out the good actors from the shitty ones because the good ones tend to have instincts for good material, starring in movies that are either awesome or at least have some measure of ambition to them.
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The constructor and editors are asking solvers to think the way they do about made-up phrases, but if the theme is tight enough, solvers should be able to suss out what they're being asked to do after a few encounters.
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Four reviews of the July 25 call Vindman is not the whistleblower who set this impeachment inquiry in motion, and Democrats shut down Republicans who tried to suss out exactly who he had discussed the July 25 phone call with.
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So thinking about policy outcomes — and I realize it's hard to suss out the exact causation with things like this — what are some things about American life in the 2010s that are different than they would be absent the Federalist Society?
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Currently, private building data is unavailable, so in order to simulate their shaking cityscape, the researchers gather building data from Google Earth and refer to Japanese design codes to suss out what kind of beam and column sizes each building might use.
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The conceit of the show also allows the show to underline the layers of secrecy at play — without being able to read the performers' facial expressions, we're totally reliant on the nuance in their voices to suss out exactly how truthful they're being.
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Red team To ensure the security of their computer systems and to suss out any unknown vulnerabilities, companies may hire hackers who organize into a "red team" in order to run oppositional attacks against the system and attempt to completely take it over.
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First off, various Twitter denizens have attempted to suss out who the official is by closely analyzing the op-ed for supposedly unusual words or phrases, such as "lodestar" and "first principles," and checking which other Trump officials have publicly used them.
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SUNDAY PUZZLE — I am glad you all have the same grid in your hands, because I do not think I would be able to convince solvers of its existence otherwise — the letter pattern that we have to suss out is so unusual.
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I reached out to addiction specialists to suss out whether apps like Triggr Health can be effective in combating these disorders, or achieving the long-term remission that the company promises, especially given that they can often be masking deeper psychological issues.
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"However, since the authors weren't clear on what the specific compounds were that fought malaria in these broths, it's hard to suss out from this study what exactly was in them that was responsible for attenuating the malaria," Hunnes said in an email.
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Soaring emotive Australian atmospheric black metallers Germ sounded fantastic, and I genuinely cannot suss out why they're not already huge in the States; I'd call their arena black metal "depressive," but it sounds too joyous, and even the aggressive breaks are ultimately beautiful.
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There's an endless amount of goodies lying in wait beyond that four-letter address, and it can make even the most serious shopper break a little sweat while trying to suss out what's going to satisfy in the gifting department this season.
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While the documents show that the FBI has not directed Geek Squad employees to actively suss out illegal content, and that the technicians only call agents when they find something suspect, the EFF argued that the relationship potentially violates device owners' Fourth Amendment rights.
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Sure, the Morbid Angel influence that rears its ugly head halfway through the title track is hard to miss, as is the doomed tempo and creepy, alien atmospheric moments that reoccur throughout the EP, but knowing Teitanblood, there's a lot more left to suss out.
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When a friend, let's say, decides to turn left instead of right while driving a car, is there any use in attempting to suss out how that thought came to be, in terms of the electricity running along a mound of somehow-alive meat?
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While Follett's senior vice president of technology, George Gatsis, thanked Demirkapi's for helping them suss out these bugs, he maintained in a statement to Wired that the teenager couldn't possibly have accessed data other than his own even by exploiting the reported security flaws.
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Because there is audience interaction, the five-person ensemble comes to suss out the room before the performance begins, getting a sense of how people look, who could be teased, and who might go along with being touched or brought physically into the action.
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So for the past several months, Mueller's team has brought several close associates of Stone before the grand jury, in an apparent attempt to suss out what exactly Stone knew and did related to stolen Democratic emails — but some have been more willing than others.
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Extended monologues of endlessly perfect prose and wordplay, rapid-fire banter as characters walk and talk, heroes with an overdeveloped sense of their own moral superiority; they're all Sorkin-esque, and it usually doesn't take more than a single scene to suss out who's behind the typewriter.
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With all that in mind, let's take a quick trip through Joanne's 11 tracks — a very quick trip, as Joanne clocks in under 40 minutes, making it Gaga's shortest full-length album by a wide margin — to suss out the sounds and artists Gaga is channeling.
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" Rather than suss out these signifiers by themselves, they decided to put out an open call to "people who regularly see contemporary art" — not to submit proposals themselves, but "to suggest materials and ideas that were particularly prevalent in art being made today or in recent years.
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The next step is to suss out just how effective these drugs can be with a larger group of volunteers, and whether they can work better for vulnerable groups, such as the especially elderly (over age 85), who are at higher risk of dying from respiratory infections.
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It's also unclear whether the reported USB-locking feature will actually lock out cops with access to the GrayKey devices or one made by Cellebrite's competitors—presumably turning off the data port will make the devices stop working, but it's possible someone could suss out a workaround.
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I mean, just look at this amazing video from a local news station around 2007: The problem with these home appliances were twofold: first, as Walt rightly points out, they lack an intelligent assistant that can suss out a wider variety of needs with just your voice.
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But the fact that a major federal agency is planning to do the quiet and critical work to suss out how the underground pipes of innovation might be getting clogged is an important moment for those seeking to rein in the power of the industry's giants.
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The lead-up to the kiss is full of breathy sighs and quivering lips, the two inching closer, then pulling back, then coming closer still, as Edward tries to suss out whether he can control the overwhelming urge to drink Bella's blood long enough to kiss her.
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To better suss out their theory, Twenge's team compared different groups of teens to one another, based on their reported time spent daily on "new screen media activities," like using smartphones; older screen-based activities, like watching TV; and non-screen activities like hanging out with friends.
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If you look closely, you can kind of suss out that there's something amiss; even though all the facts and figures about the car are surprisingly realistic for a completely imaginary vehicle, the copy isn't very well-written, and the renders of the car aren't quite perfect.
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As he tries to help her and her semi-estranged ex-boyfriend Cisco locate their missing comrades and suss out what the sinister Dark Army has planned for them all, he soon discovers that his Mr. Robot persona is taking control of him without his knowledge again.
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To suss out which genes are involved in the giraffe's long neck, powerful heart, and gorgeous gams, a group of scientists from universities in the US and Africa compared the giraffe's genome to more than 40 other mammals, according to a paper published Tuesday in Nature Communications.
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I mean, just look at this amazing video from a local news station in 2006: The problem with these home appliances were twofold: first, as Walt rightly points out, they lack an intelligent assistant that can suss out a wider variety of needs with just your voice.
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A disciple of her father's straight-talk approach, Ms. McCain has long confounded Republicans who say they cannot easily suss out her beliefs, and she has frustrated Democrats who want to believe that she is secretly one of them — a sentiment that only grew on Saturday.
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Boundin' bounces in with a mildly catchy tune telling the mildly entertaining tale of two mildly adorable creatures on the western frontier, but by the time it bounces back out it's hard to suss out what exactly the point of it all was: that vanity is bad?
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According to an online poll sponsored by FairVote and conducted by YouGov, Biden comes in first in both a standard poll that asks voters to pick one presidential candidate, and a ranked-choice poll that's designed to suss out who a majority of people ultimately prefer. Sen.
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Meanwhile, because of the military's ban on political endorsements, it's actually a bit tricky to suss out exactly what's driving Trump's support in the rank and file, but it revolves around the same issues being debated by left and right critics over the source of his civilian fandom.
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But the company also creates avatars for those fake profiles that are supposed to be indistinguishable from humans, and limits customers to 10-minute video chats with them — a setup that seems like far more trouble than it's worth, and something that customers would suss out pretty quickly.
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After finishing a two-year review of the empirical evidence, RAND Corporation researchers concluded that the dearth of good studies essentially leaves the public blind — and creates an environment in which it's difficult to suss out what specific policies would work best to tamp down on gun violence.
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But the show is also highly respectful of the principled Elizabeth as she learns to suss out her wily prime minister Winston Churchill (John Lithgow), copes with her ambitious but cloddish husband, Philip (Matt Smith), and drifts apart from her fun-loving, romantically feckless sister Margaret (Vanessa Kirby).
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In determining whether a worker is a true independent contractor (as Uber, Lyft, and other "gig economy" platforms contend) or employees, there are a number of legal tests that, in simple terms, suss out whether the laborer has sufficient say in how and when the work is completed.
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She walked Sawyer through every emotional beat and bit of terminology for the benefit of millions of uninformed viewers, and when I Am Cait premiered last summer, it saw her doing much the same: there were family members to meet and suss out, friends to make, concepts to introduce.
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Given what we're told of him (Fyre Media wasn't his first fishy business venture), there's little reason to trust anything he says, and so his interviews instead make the viewer scrutinize him and suss out whether these are his true feelings or simply how a liar tells their story.
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This is one of those where the theme unfurls as you solve; depending on how unevenly you work through, you might find that you suss out the pattern pretty early, but I got most of them at the very end and figuring out the theme didn't really help me.
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In one clever subplot, the wannabe-detectives Sam and Peter turn to DeMarcus's texts to try to suss out his guilt or innocence; as they compare his language to that of the Turd Burglar's cryptic messages on social media, the subject turns to the matters of code switching.
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After opening the Russia inquiry about a month later, they took steps, those officials said, to ensure that details of the inquiry were more closely held than even in a typical national security investigation, including the use of the informant to suss out information from the unsuspecting targets.
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In these projects, she steps into arts institutions around the world and tries to suss out, tinker, and play with the realities of being a worker within them — institutions like the Queens Museum of Art (New York) to the Tapies Foundation (Barcelona) to the Wyspa Art Institute (Gdańsk).
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So, with summer-break on the brain and Memorial Day Weekend on the horizon, we crafted a guide to cover one painstaking component of scheming for a sunshine-filled escape: What the hell to pack... While you suss out destinations, we'll worry about the warm-weather checklist that's actually essential.
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Michael Kors ranked as the top handbag brand (by a long shot) in research firm Piper Jaffray's biannual "Taking Stock With Teens Survey," which polls 10,000 teens across the country each year to suss out what Gen Z is shelling out for across various categories, including fashion, restaurants, and beauty.
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There may be times when things feel a little too busy, but that’s if you’re really trying to suss out all the instruments in the mix and figuring out the highs and lows at a louder volume than you would be listening to during your commute.
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ET. Investigators are still trying to suss out a motive but say a Facebook page allegedly belonging to Minassian contains what they assume is a glowing reference to Elliot Rodger, the man who killed six and injured 14 in a 2014 drive-by shooting and vehicle ramming attack in California.
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Then he started thinking about a character called Tracker, a hunter with a nose that can suss out the details of a man's life in an instant—the spices in his kitchen, the last time he washed—and track a woman to another city with just a whiff of her shirt.
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I should be able to use these images to suss out who these people are and what they're about: an unyielding tangle of telephone or electric wires, a wave of lava devouring a can of Monster energy drink, smoke billowing out of an industrial chimney, a praying mantis eating a lizard slowly.
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Even in cases where a different name, email address, or device was used to create each account—be it a throwaway WhatsApp profile, stalker Instagram account, or joke Facebook profile—Facebook often is able to suss out who is actually behind the account and whether they have accounts on other Facebook-owned apps.
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But before either side announced new members, lawmakers quietly grumbled that the shutdown had delayed House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) and McCarthy's ability to suss out who would serve on which committee.
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She visits a breath specialist, a posture specialist, a nutritionist, a dream analyst, a doctor for anti-anxiety meds; she reorganizes her work space for maximum ergonomics; she spends an amount of time that will seem inordinate only if you've never worked from home trying to suss out whether it's O.K. to work in bed.
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And if increased advertising restrictions force sex toy retailers to get increasingly coy about what their products are for—or, as in Alabama, pull the "for novelty use only" card—it'll get a lot harder for consumers to suss out the body-safe, quality products from the poorly made, potentially toxic items out there.
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The Emory authors behind the paper used a standard Moral Foundations Theory questionnaire to survey more than 1,000 parents of children under age 13 who were living in the US, asking them questions about whether something was right or wrong to suss out their values and then determine how important those values were in decision-making.
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We know that there are about eighty million different types of boobs out there — our friends at ThirdLove offer a whopping 78 sizes for all these ta-tas, and show no signs of stopping — so we've done our homework to suss out the best of this style for many a breast type in this edition of Hype Machine.
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Rohan Venkataramakrishnan has a nice, long look at the subject, which contains this memorable complaint from an unnamed WhatsApp spokesperson about the suggestion of a former WeChat employee that the company attempt to suss out fake news by analyzing its metadata: "It's unsurprising that a former WeChat employee would support monitoring on a private messaging app," the spokesperson said.
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And while causality is tricky to suss out in cases like this, it seems that his disastrous performance in the Saturday debate likely had something to do with it: Rubio's biggest weakness has always been the perception that he's another Barack Obama, whom many conservatives assail for his relative lack of experience upon assuming the presidency.
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But another key component of journalism is the framing and contextualizing of events and new information: How do you take that raw material and present it in ways that don't just provide consumers with new data points, but help them suss out how critical those data points are and what they mean in the scheme of things?
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How Sega tried—and failed—to nail unlicensed gamemakers by catching them in a lie Around the time the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit was trying to suss out the details of the Atari Games case, the Ninth Circuit was making some waves of its own on the issue of rights for third-party licensees.
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ESPN's woof-squad are not the only ones who talk about basketball this way, although it's a lot easier to figure out why they do it than it is to suss out the motivations of the otherwise reasonable adults who dedicate their leisure time to defending Kobe Bryant's legacy or prosecuting LeBron's scandalous fraudulence on social media.
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Yes, now that anyone hoping to make it in the skin biz must aggressively market themselves online, virtually all porn performers (or would-be porn performers) maintain robust online presences—and the digital detritus left by all those public accounts can offer a number of clues for a potential costar hoping to suss out their situation.
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During a line of questioning about what Taylor has described as an "irregular," supplemental channel of U.S. policymaking toward Ukraine, Castor sought to suss out why Taylor felt the group was inappropriate, laying out the main characters in the so-called irregular channel, including the former U.S. special envoy for Ukraine Kurt Volker, Sondland and Energy Secretary Rick Perry.
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Your interactions are limited to commands on the screen: you can say yes or no in conversation with protagonist Ellery, and hit buttons, twist knobs, and scan the ocean at key moments, to help them explore the sea and suss out simple puzzles—for example, learning how a particular organism works in order to get by a swarm (or school?) of them.
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There's also a long tradition of trying to suss out which celebrities might have bleached their skin: Sammy Sosa has undergone a very obvious change in complexion (which he admits to), Lil' Kim's skin is noticeably lighter (though she somewhat denies it), and — Beyhive forgive me — there are even conspiracy theories that Beyoncé is paler than she was a decade ago (which Beyoncé, of course, does not address).
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No matter how much I pride myself on being able to suss out the top notes of any fragrance upon first sniff or pinpoint the exact cross streets of a 5-star Indian restaurant from a mile away (or at least a block or two), there is a truth that must be reckoned with: I am only human, and that means I will only ever have around six million olfactory receptors.
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He must have had to do it very carefully to make Luna think she was in charge, but he orchestrated the whole thing, with the ultimate goal being that Olivia would eventually suss out who was behind it all (Luna, though, not himself) and would take Luna out, then Cyrus would be the obvious choice to replace her and he would get what he wanted all along -- power.
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But for those attempting to suss out what policies Gabbana supports or if he's a fan of President Trump, good luck; His focuses seem to come from both ends of the typical social-political spectrum, ranging from sympathizing with Syrian refugees and recognizing those protesting Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro with heart emojis to doubling down on fat-shaming and complimenting Melania Trump for her resemblance to Sofia Loren.
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As the list circulated, it went less-quietly viral, and Buzzfeed's Doree Shafrir wrote about it a day after its inception, causing an outward hand-wringing on Twitter about the danger of such a list (to men, natch) and a private stampede in media-type inboxes as women tried to suss out a copy and men quietly emailed lady-friends to see if they could take a look, too.
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In addition to asking for documents from Flynn and other Trump allies, Senate investigators are reportedly turning to the Treasury Department to suss out Trump/Russia ties, as Vox's Alex Ward wrote Wednesday: "We've made a request, to FinCEN in the Treasury Department, to make sure, not just for example vis-a-vis the president, but just overall our effort to try to follow the intel no matter where it leads," Warner told CNN.
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