Some of the documents give insight into al Qaeda's relationship with regional powers, including possibly Iran; others, like pages from bin Laden's journal, give insight into the terrorist's personal life and childhood.
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The emails give insight into the periodic fires that Mrs.
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Chuck offers a story about Jimmy to give insight to his behavior.
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They can also give insight into the ways we approach nurturing and memory.
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Early polls also give insight into what Democratic voters want in a candidate.
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The notes give insight into how Facebook prepared for Zuckerberg's first congressional hearing.
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Her emails and photos give insight to her personal relationships and her attitude.
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Tuesday's report will give insight into consumer attitudes during the holiday shopping season.
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Be authentic — the best profiles give insight into your personality and are good conversation starters.
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Commercial satellite images of the submarine base give insight into the furtive force stationed there.
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Thankfully, he was able to give insight to something much more interesting: His family dynamic.
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Zuckerberg then held a conference call with reporters to give insight on all the news.
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Accessing the service bureau would give insight into transactions going to and from the bank.
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The cards can give insight into your career, the year ahead, and, yes, your love life.
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World-Check is designed to give insight into financial crime and the people potentially behind it.
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Politicians' memoirs, including those by Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, can give insight into their values.
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But that figure would give insight on demand as well as help determine what obstacles lie ahead.
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Whether or not your S.O. comes from family money can also give insight into their financial values.
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There appears to be an enormous appetite for books that give insight into the Trump White House.
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These books give insight into life along the border and to the migrants trying to cross it.
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CloudFlare provides analytics to give insight into all of your website's traffic including threats and search engine crawlers.
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The outcome of Tuesday's election, particularly the governor's races, will give insight into whether their strategy is sound.
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It can help give insight and understanding into how effectively your advertising strategy is translating into consumer action.
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Other companies, like ActivTrak and VeriClock, give insight into workers' online activities and how they utilize their time.
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A career Defense Department official, Ms. Cooper will give insight into efforts to release the aid to Ukraine.
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But they will give insight into the candidates' vastly different spending habits as they headed into their parties' conventions.
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Now, court documents recently obtained by the Oregonian give insight into the final months of Maliyah Hope Garcia's life.
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Cardone said it was possible that the study could give insight into why women report more severe concussion symptoms.
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Her drawings of animals and people in costume give insight into the darker side of human lust and longing.
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Our director of photography and our National editor give insight into how and when we make these tough calls.
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The singer's course, intended to give insight on her craft, won't begin until spring, but is currently available for pre-order.
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Rowling also has also been known to give insight into the Harry Potter story through her Twitter page and Pottermore website.
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Studying these genes, similar to BRCA1 and BRCA931 in breast cancer, can help give insight into the biology of these illnesses.
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Exploring the reasoning behind a parasocial relationship in therapy can give insight into a patient's real-life romantic patterns and missteps.
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Dungeons up to this point represented heist tropes, but there was some effort made to give insight to each character's hidden desires.
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Several details of the new filing stand out and give insight into Mueller's long engagement with Manafort, and what might come next.
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Here are key points from presentencing documents that give insight into a case that grabbed national attention: The assault Just after 1 a.m.
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Nokia also overhauled Withings' Health Mate app, which collects information from the devices to give insight on weight, activity, sleep, and blood pressure.
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Wednesday's hearing before the Senate Subcommittee on Antitrust, Competition Policy and Consumer Rights could give insight into the executive branch's stance, McMonigle said.
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The lines can give insight into who the most likely winners are in every event, and just how likely they are to win.
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For just $10 (usually $20), AncestryDNA Traits can be added to your package and give insight into 25 traits that make you unique.
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Her notebooks, many on view for the first time, give insight into this important yet all-too-often overlooked artist and her process.
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The statement doesn't explain the DMCA notice, but it does give insight as to why they might have sent the warning: Just in case.
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Her interviews with educators and administrators give insight into the landscape of the pre-K debate and support her call for universal pre-K.
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Kim Jong Un&aposs fashion choices give insight into the North Korean leader&aposs self-perception, relationship with adversaries, and changes in North Korea.
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Jenny Block, author of The Ultimate Guide to Solo Sex, suggests that for mutual masturbation with women may give insight into how women reach orgasm.
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Still, looking at another person's sign—or better yet, their entire natal chart—can give insight into how you can challenge or empower one another.
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That will give insight into matters like the continued battle between Intel Corp and Qualcomm Inc to supply so-called modem chips for mobile data.
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However, senators may be able to get Gorsuch to speak to his originalism, which can give insight into how he would rule on future cases.
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"The Iowa Poll," which is closely watched by political observers, will give insight into the important Iowa caucuses, which take place on February 3, 2020.
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PMI in the coming months "will give insight into how damaging the virus is," noted Martin Lynge Rasmussen, China economist at Capital Economics, a consultancy.
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Her results give insight into the length of time honey samples might be contaminated, and a possible solution for removing the insecticide from infected areas.
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Lopez spoke to Broadly to share more details of her migration story, talk about her advocacy work, and give insight on what keeps her going.
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Knowing a dog's breed can help an owner manage or prevent health issues that are breed-specific, as well as give insight into breed-specific behaviors.
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In the edit he was able to construct a specific narrative using Zappa's moods, expressions, and gestures, to give insight into the chronology of his career.
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These figures give insight to broader understanding about the role of women and minors in the Islamic State which, Vale said, which has "been considerably underestimated":
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BEN and the research vessel EV Nautilus went out to look for information on the ocean floor that might give insight about what happened to Earhart.
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Travel earnings are on deck this week, and it could give insight into how large an economic impact the coronavirus outbreak might have on the industry.
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New data will give insight into Facebook's influence on elections Today Facebook announced its first set of grants for independent research on social networks' effects on democracy.
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These assessments were designed to help teachers make sense of students' artistic products and processes, and give insight into the artistic habits of mind they are developing.
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One specific thing we'd like to do is share more videos (like this one on quantum computing) to give insight into the work our teams are doing.
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Most of all, though, the book will give insight into what she was thinking and feeling during one of the most dramatic campaigns in modern American history.
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Mr. Xi's early encounters with religious life give insight into a man who has run China with a firmer hand than any other leader since Mao Zedong.
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For the sake of the uninitiated, this was essentially an in-house transfer write-up which professed to give insight into the club's targets and potential acquisitions.
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Asian shares were mostly positive on Wednesday as investors await Donald Trump's first full press conference as president-elect to give insight into the new administration's economic policies.
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The European Space Agency's Gaia mission, which is making a three-dimensional map of over a thousand million stars, could give insight into some of this, Randall said.
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"This makes me so angry," he said, when host Amy Jacobson asked if he could give insight into whether Romney could be Trump's choice for secretary of state.
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Yum China: Cramer said the restaurant group, which includes KFC and Pizza Hut, will have an analyst meeting in Shanghai that could give insight into spending in China.
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They're requesting documents that give insight into whether Flynn received secret payments from the Turkish government while he was involved with the campaign, specifically during its final months.
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Several members of the Federal Reserve will be making speeches this week, which may give insight on what Fed policy makers might do at their meeting in June.
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The actress, 25, shared a statement on her Instagram Stories on Wednesday to give insight into why she accepted the role of a Muslim woman in the drama.
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They are less successful when they attempt to describe the effects of the crackdown on actual human beings — or give insight into the perpetrators of the Trump policies.
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In the lead-up to Pauline's doomed marriage, Margot's husband (John Turturro) shows up just long enough to give insight into why she's trying to sabotage the wedding.
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That may give insight into the style and pacing of U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain, the Manhattan jurist tapped by the U.S. Supreme Court to handle the cases.
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The artworks give insight into the lives of those who built, traveled, and lived along the interstate — a diverse blend of race and class, all dreaming of the West.
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I wanted to share this with all of you because for 1, I believe social media should give insight into our lives, and life doesn't always have a pretty filter.
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"The purpose of this site is for me to give insight into the thoughts I rarely, if ever, share with others, while remaining somewhat anonymous," one of the messages read.
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Farhad Manjoo, Brian X. Chen and Vindu Goel will be at Apple's developer conference to give insight into what you need to know — not what you don't — from the event.
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Below, we've compiled some of our top stories that give insight into how to launch a career in the influencer or creator business on YouTube, Instagram, and other online platforms.
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That's especially true when it comes to climate change: Studying what the planet looked like millions of years ago can give insight into what we can expect as warming continues.
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They give insight into what migration actually felt like for the "Windrush generation" and tell the stories—both ordinary and extraordinary—about what it feels like to live in Britain now.
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The answers, among hundreds of other questions the study explored, give insight into the life trajectories that precede prison, and the limitations of the criminal justice system that places people there.
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Though, arguments may get heated these topics are important for students to know what's going on in the world currently … Teaching them in school also might give insight to other students' opinions.
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Uber set an example for new digital companies -- the wrong example NOTABLE LINKS FROM AROUND THE WEB: Motherboard obtained documents that give insight into how Cyber Command prepares for offensive hacking operations.
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Multiple statues of Hercules have been found throughout the village, and although this myth has no way to be proven, it does give insight into the rich cultural history of Băile Herculane.
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Moir believes that most people like a challenge and to try new things, and classes like aerial yoga and trapeze give insight into the "previously closed occupation" of being in the circus.
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I have been fortunate to travel around the world, meet a lot of inspiring people who I get to create amazing things with as well as give insight to from my journey.
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His comments are interesting because they give insight to his thought process on judicial nominations just before he would enter the White House Counsel's Office and work at nominating more conservative judges.
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Junod tells a story that doesn't just give insight into Mr. Rogers' life, but into his own, and really, it is a lovingly crafted piece that details the beginning of their friendship.
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It compared two age groups rather than breaking down respondents into smaller subsets, which could give insight into whether women in their 70s, for example, feel differently than women in their 40s.
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"The purpose of this site is for me to give insight into the thoughts I rarely, if ever, share with others, while remaining somewhat anonymous," one of the messages on its homepage read.
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Retail market making is a big part of the global firm's U.S. operations and as one of the only public companies of its kind and size, Virtu's results give insight into the broader industry.
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None of these facts on their own wholly discredit Avery's claim of innocence, but they do give insight into the realities of how murder cases are tried and shows the prosecutor's point of view.
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Here are six interesting revelations from the documents: Facebook says its data doesn't give insight into collusion Lawmakers probed Facebook for any evidence it might have of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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In drawings that contain animals and people in costume, you feel like you are looking at a fairy tale uncovering its true purpose — to give insight into the darker side of human lust and longing.
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Cues for further monetary tightening were also expected from the Fed, with U.S. markets inching up overnight in anticipation, with its statement set to give insight into the impact of the U.S.-China trade war.
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Western security sources said that if genuine, the files could be gold dust as they could help identify potential attackers and the networks of sympathizers behind them, and give insight on the structure of the group.
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Sick skits like "Black 'N' Decker," which depicts the sound of amateur brain surgery, and leftfield loosies like "Fried Chicken," a brief rap delivered while hungry, give insight into his bleak yet quirky sense of humor.
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Among other services, they can help you determine what form of corporation best matches your business expenses, answer questions each quarter, save for projected tax payments and even give insight into how to best organize your bookkeeping.
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A frontrunner of integrative medicine and personal transformation, he stopped by PEOPLE Now to discuss his 87th book Home: Where Everyone Is Welcome: Poems & Songs Inspired by American Immigrants and give insight into the benefits of meditation.
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The company did damage control, reducing the cost of out-of-warranty battery replacements (you can still replace yours for just $29 through the end of 2018) and promising to give insight into an individual iPhone's battery health.
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The index has been hovering just under the highly-anticipated 20,000 level, but Wren actually believes that the event would be "purely a psychological level" rather than a technical level that would give insight into the Dow's next move.
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But the half-hour exchange could give insight into Yellen's thoughts on two key issues: whether she now has more faith that recent evidence of rising inflation is convincing, and the degree to which she feels overseas risks have receded.
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Currently, I'm collaborating with Science Gallery London who has allowed me to work alongside salivary researchers from Kings College, to investigate the crystallization process, and whether or not the geometries in the crystal could give insight about the donor's health.
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But the guidelines, which have never before been made public, give insight into how editors guide and discover news items being shared widely across the social network, and how those editors decide what to promote inside the Trending Topics section.
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" More often that not, though, Morrison himself is the poet, delivering spoken-word recitations on "On Hyndford Street" or lamenting fans and journalists' desire for him to give insight into the meaning of his lyrics on "Why Must I Always Explain?
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BAML) said a cut to the local currency debt to sub-investment by either Moody's or S&P would likely come after the February's budget, which will give insight into the Treasury's plans to boost the revenue.
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Traditionally, Bryan adds, those who file briefs are impartial, can give insight into the law and information concerning it, and advise the judge so that justice can be properly delivered, rather than push a particular position to benefit one party or the other.
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The Fed is likely to leave borrowing costs unchanged at its two-day policy meeting starting Tuesday, but its policy statement will give insight into the impact of trade war, President Donald Trump's push for rate cut and weaker economic data on the monetary policy.
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The court's verdict in the Spanish case on Wednesday could give insight into the ECJ's stance on high-profile rulings by the European Commission against tax breaks for multinationals such as Starbucks and Apple, which have already been appealed to the General Court by the Dutch and Irish governments.
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My assistant reported that the Ambassador had requested that I meet with a person named Sergey Gorkov who he said was a banker and someone with a direct line to the Russian President who could give insight into how Putin was viewing the new administration and best ways to work together.
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Lauren Scruggs defended Kennedy, 22, in a post shared on her social media and blog Thursday to give "insight to the last 21 hours," saying that her husband has received negative comments after Sadler, 20173, publicly revealed on Tuesday the drastic pay disparity between herself and her former co-host.
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At the event, Samsung is widely expected to unveil the Galaxy S7 but could also give insight into new partnerships around the Gear VR. The South Korean electronics giant released its headset for just $99 last year and sold out on Amazon and BestBuy only days after it started shipping.
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Lines like "My great great granddaddy used to be a slave" and "I'm always on the way to get the money, don't ever ask me where I'm going" provide a wide but comprehensive view of Dolph's day-to-day mindset and give insight into how he became the person he is.
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"The Central Intelligence Bulletins and National Intelligence Daily(s)/Dailies give insight into what was known when and what was a focus for the government on any given day, while the files from the Office of the Director of Central Intelligence give a top-down view of how CIA operated," Best said.
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While "Killer Inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez" does not blame chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) for Hernandez&aposs criminal behavior — or the murder of Odin Lloyd, which Hernandez was sentenced to life in prison for — the documentary does give insight into how the untreatable disease affects NFL players for the rest of their lives.
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Yuan Ji of Hong Kong Polytechnic University and Oded Rozenbaum and Kyle Welch of George Washington University examined more than one million anonymous reports by purported employees of major companies on Glassdoor, theorizing that the way in which they rate their bosses, their company's culture and their own job satisfaction might give insight into the likelihood of shenanigans at a given firm.
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Rawhide, a non-profit organisation helping at-risk youth, conducted research to give insight into our selfie habits, their findings included: There are 93 million selfies taken each day 74 per cent of images shared on Snapchat are selfies There are 1000 selfies posted to Instagram every 10 seconds In 2015 more people died from taking selfies than from shark attacks Every year teens spend almost seven full work days taking selfies The designers at Sony that were responsible for creating the front facing camera could never have predicted the effect their innovation would have on how we use our phones.
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