Her reaction to her win Friday gave a clue to her pragmatism.
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Trump gave a clue last week in an interview with The Daily Caller.
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Earlier this year, a promotion that played on Google's Home devices gave a clue to how ads might work.
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Homes destroyed by fire observed along the road gave a clue to the scale of the destruction, he said.
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North Korea gave a clue of what was to come in the Day of the Sun military parade in April.
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Early returns from Florida gave a clue, he said, but the real turning point was when we saw what was happening in the Midwest.
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On Thursday, Posen gave a clue that he would be designing the dress, as he shared a snap of himself with McPhee and songwriter Carole Bayer Sager.
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CEO Tim Cook gave a clue in his interview with CNBC "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer last week, when he announced Apple's intention to invest $1 billion into new U.S. manufacturing initiatives.
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Monster performed a rendition of Lesley Gore's "You Don't Own Me," and her hairstylist gave a clue as to who was behind the mask, calling her a "spiritual mom" who hasn't always been portrayed the right way in public.
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In his victory speech in the early hours of November 9th, President-elect Trump not only delivered a remarkably conciliatory speech, reassuring some of his political opponents, he also gave a clue to what one of his main priorities will be in office.
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The defense gave a clue late on Tuesday about one point they hoped to emphasize with the jury: They put a chart on an overhead projector that showed a sliding scale of guilt in which all but the highest form should lead the jury to a non-guilty verdict.
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Three celebrities and three contestants competed in a game in which they tried to identify people (celebrities, historical figures, or fictional characters) from objects typically associated with that person. Each contestant played with two celebrities - one who gave a clue and one who received it. For example, if the person were "Charles Lindbergh", a clue from the first celebrity might be "transatlantic airplane"; if the contestant guessed correctly, it would be worth ten points; if not, the contestant gave a clue to the second celebrity for seven points. Clues were worth ten points, then seven, then five, then three.
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Archaeological work at the location of the Arikara villages (Leavenworth site (39CO9)) in 1932 gave a clue to the futile shelling of the earth lodges more than 100 years earlier. The upper stratums of earth hid a number of unexploded shells.Strong, William Duncan: From History to Prehistory in the Northern Great Plains. Smithsonian Miscellaneous Collections, Vol. 100.
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She directed that whoever is interested should contact her agent. Liu gave a clue on how her dream man should look like, stating that he has to be the right person coming at the right time. Besides, many databases indicate that Liu Weng has no children. Furthermore, the information about Liu’s religion is also not well elaborates in the public domain.
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Both children were shown a puzzle board of twenty numbered squares. Each square concealed a picture (either a drawing or photograph) AND part of a rebus puzzle. The emcee also gave a clue to the rebus' solution which was related to the "ripper rhyme". Starting with the child who won the "ripper rhyme", each child chose two numbers, one at a time, from the puzzle board.
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If it wasn't guessed, the next celebrity in line gave a clue to the next contestant. This continued until one player guessed the word, with a maximum of four clues. A correct guess on the first clue was worth $200, and decreased in $50 increments for each clue needed afterward. $500 won the game and a chance to win $10,000 more at the Bonus Board.
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All words used in the game were between five and nine letters in length. For each word, Woolery gave a clue that often involved a pun or play on words (e.g., "Some people want him to get off their case" for "detective"). Viewers could win a Scrabble T-shirt by submitting a word and clue and having them selected for use in the show's opening title sequence.
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The comital mining director (Bergrat), Dr Christoph Friedrich Jasche of Ilsenburg, was one of the first to investigate the mining past of this ore field. In 1846, he wrote: The name is derived from dummen, i.e. "unfruitful" and Kuhle, an old German word for "pit". In 1929, district judge (Amtsgerichtsrat) Walther Grosse, alternatively suggested that the name gave a clue that the Halberstadt chapter (Domstift) had once exercised mining jurisdiction (Bergrechte) here.
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When the show returned in 1975, it also returned with a new format influenced largely by the success of CBS's Match Game. The two teams were replaced by two individual players competing with the assistance of four celebrities on a panel. The celebrities once again tried to convey the identity of a famous person or place to the contestants. One celebrity gave a clue to the controlling contestant, who had five seconds to guess who it was with a correct word guess.
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7 (January 1908), pg. 435. The short editorial itself gave a clue to the reasoning behind Simons' growing disillusionment with the socialist movement: The form and content of the Review changed fairly dramatically in the years after Simons' forced departure, with Kerr and his new chief lieutenant, Mary Marcy, soliciting material written on issues of the day by its working class readers. Shorter articles giving timely news of the contemporary class struggle, profusely illustrated, displaced long and sometimes dreary essays notable only for their lack of passion. Slick magazine paper began to be used for the better reproduction of photographs, while provocative pictorial covers were henceforth employed.
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The name Biwako was established in the Edo period. There are various theories about the origin of the name Biwako, but it is generally believed to be so named because of the resemblance of its shape to that of a stringed instrument called the biwa. Kōsō, a learned monk of Enryaku-ji in the 14th century, gave a clue to the origin of the name Biwako in his writing: "The lake is the Pure land of the goddess Benzaiten because she lives on Chikubu Island and the shape of the lake is similar to that of the biwa, her favorite instrument."Yoshihiro Kimura (2001).
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With the assistance of several of the old Marian priests, Persons procured from the elder Brooks, owner of a large house called Greenstreet, at East Ham, Essex, then five miles from London, permission for certain gentleman to lodge there. To this house, chiefly with the assistance of Brinkley, Persons conveyed a printing press and materials. Brinkley's seven workman appeared in public with fine clothes and horses, to avert suspicion. The parson and churchwardens urged the newly arrived gentlemen to attend services; an incautious purchase of paper almost gave a clue to the discovery of the press, and a servant of Brinkley's was caught and racked.
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Only in 1430, though, did Herchweiler have its first documentary mention in a Veldenz document, according to which, under Count Friedrich III, the knight Siegfried Blick from Castle Lichtenberg bestowed upon his wife Katharina von Sötern a wealth of goods as a widow's estate, and also bestowed upon Herchweiler a yearly Malter of oats, and upon Herchweiler and Leitersweiler together a yearly Malter of grain. Nothing in the historical record up to that time eve gave a clue to a part of the village lying outside the Remigiusland and therefore outside the County of Veldenz. Count Friedrich III, however, never had a male heir, and was thus the last count of the earlier line of Veldenz. He died in 1444.
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With H. P. Nilles, he formulated and presented the solution of the μ problem in supergravity, then he led the calculation of the cosmological effect of the gravitino. From the collapse effect of the supergraviton which interacts much weaker than a light axion or axino, Kim obtained the upper limit of the reheating temperature of the universe 109GeV and that made an early contribution of the field of cosmological research about heavy and weak interacting particles. He also did the first attempt to get the Standard Model from the superstring theory. He contributed to the development of standard model from the higher-dimensional theories by reductioning the dimensions of orbifold and was absorbed in the cosmological constant problem and gave a clue of the solution of it in 5d space time.
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