What do you hope today's audiences glean from the film?
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At least, that's what we glean from what's happening China.
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Unfortunately, there isn't much we can glean from the filings.
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What can we glean from places with protections for transgender people?
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What intelligent observations can I glean from the first two weeks?
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It represents insights that I wouldn't necessarily glean from other sources.
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Hostile environmentWhat else can we glean from this rather depressing episode?
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There are a few important observations to glean from this data.
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But there's only so much information to glean from scans alone.
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I'm just trying to glean from a friend what he says.
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What did I glean from my few hours trapped behind enemy lines?
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There are some interesting insights to glean from IDC's Q2 2016 data.
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And certainly there's a great deal we can glean from both perspectives.
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What did you glean from those live shows about the new songs?
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What, exactly, are we supposed to glean from Chris Pratt's perfectly sculpted cheeks?
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But there is more good news to glean from the new Science paper.
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What did Kimmel, 50, glean from this year that he calls a "tsunami"?
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Accountants said there is little to glean from this — and anyone else's — 1040.
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It's not clear exactly how much Google hopes to glean from this study.
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Through the data we glean from helping people, we will take science further.
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All this hints at just what else that Magic Cube might glean from its database.
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It's not totally clear what information Rodman is hoping Kim will glean from Trump's book.
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These flaws do not, however, detract from the wisdom you can glean from this volume.
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And what we can glean from this newest trailer, perhaps Aquaman might just be taking note.
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There are a handful of other miscellaneous updates to glean from the patch notes as well.
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Now, apply this newfound knowledge to the above tweet and glean from that what you will.
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Any good information they glean from the chat can get rolled over into the Live Highlights.
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The scant information we were able to glean from watching `Oumuamua was tantalizing but also baffling.
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There are limits to what officials could glean from the intelligence, current and former officials said.
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Even in its low-quality, there are a few things we can glean from the track.
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As for the "Motion Sense" feature, there's not a ton that we can glean from Google's article.
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I needed to rally a group of very talented people and quickly glean from them their ideas.
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The only thing you can glean from a glance is your step count percentage and the time.
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If there's a lesson to glean from Theon, it is that manhood does not reside in pride.
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There aren't many spoilers to glean from the cut-and-dry note, but there are some clues.
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There seemed to be a new interview everyday, and something new to glean from each of them.
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That kid has a whole ton of style and beauty inspo to glean from, right at home.
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To be sure, there is a limit on how much information one can glean from tax returns.
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But what insight could a savvy spy really glean from, say, a Kim Jong-un stool sample?
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But instead of calling off the evening, Griffin considered the advice she could glean from the three women.
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What did the daughter of and advisor to the leader of the free world glean from this experience?
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Connor S' Instagram account is private, so that's really all we can glean from it at the moment.
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I'd been subsisting mostly on whatever you can glean from the static and sub-bass of hard techno.
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Wired also reported on the Bkav hack, comparing its own efforts against what we can glean from the video.
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And what clarity — if any — can investors and businesses glean from the current maelstrom of competing interests in Westminster?
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Not really any spoilers we can glean from that one, but it certainly cements Clarke's "Queen of Instagram" title.
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IBM will be hoping that the insights it can glean from opening up its hardware will accelerate the process.
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There are a few trends to glean from the chart above, and it comes down to pace and scale.
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Here's what you can glean from the first two episodes: ... although The Sex Factor has generously gifted us two.
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But there's something to glean from the seeming nonsense — something faithful in its attempt to distill the mostly inexplicable.
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But there's plenty we can glean from the original short about what the new Child's Play might be. Sophisticated?
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Everything We Can Glean From the First Solo: A Star Wars Story TrailerYour browser does not support HTML5 video tag.
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According to The Atlantic, Uber's interest in DigitalGlobe's offering surrounds the info it can glean from analyzing the satellite imagery.
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This is both a strength and a weakness, exactly the kind of data NASA hoped to glean from the competition.
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Coffee is taken very seriously in Cafe Sperl, as you can probably glean from the length of the coffee menu.
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The background isn't just black, it's dark, which is a sense I glean from the muted colors of the bokeh.
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Dr. Yanamandra-Fisher will join other scientists here hoping to glean from the eclipse tantalizing insight into the sun's mysteries.
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After all, there's only so much we can glean from the Dirty Dancing film stills that have been released so far.
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What are we supposed to glean from using this app that we can't from Twitter, Tumblr, Snapchat, and other social networks?
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Imagine the insights we might glean from a year of "Beetle Bailey" created in some lonely Roman outpost on Hadrian's Wall.
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Really, the big piece of encouraging information to glean from all this is that it's extremely easy to stop using Chrome.
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It hurts for many reasons, but if there's any solace to glean from the loss, it's that Bowie has been properly mourned.
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One thing that was tough to glean from our conversation with Cabral is where this project falls under Facebook's now-sprawling umbrella.
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The probabilistic nature of our DNA means that any dieting advice we can ever glean from it will likely be very broad.
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All you can really glean from that is: Show sucked, everyone licked their wounds for a few years, and now we're back.
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We can perhaps glean from the two reports that the company made somewhere in the region of $1 million, at least.[Reuters]
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If there's anything to glean from the two situations, it's that broader economic conditions have more influence than politics on equity returns.
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You may think there's only so many clues you can glean from one three-word episode title, but frankly you'd be mistaken.
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What you can glean from all these stats is that communication matters, particularly in an ambiguous relationship like FWB, Dr. Lehmiller says.
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The overall message I glean from Hyon's Emotional Drought is to suggest another way of seeing outside the specter of a universalist paranoia.
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What we have been able to glean from ex parte filings, inferences, innuendo and hearsay cannot, and should not, pass for regulatory transparency.
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There is no such thing as an independent media in North Korea, aside from what people can glean from secretly consuming foreign media.
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What did you glean from what dropped today and do you think the timing is in any way at the very least curious Sol?
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Rosie Lowe "Pharoah" There's so much going on in Rosie Lowe's stable of influences — that much anyone can glean from listening to this track.
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Any fact, any tidbit, any character or setting information you can glean from the Internet will help fake your way through this book chat.
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As anyone can glean from the site's enthusiastic (if eye-roll inducing) launch ad, Pornhub is clearly excited about VR's potential for revolutionizing pornography.
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There's a lot to glean from this graph, but here's the takeaway: We've already crossed over into moderate risk on the first three RFCS.
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What would we glean from seeing St-Pierre fight an un-established champion in Bisping, an aging and beatable Silva, or an undersized McGregor?
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The painting might appear legally kosher, but it has a past that visitors won't glean from the wall label or the National Gallery website.
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The key is to share little bits of information about your day that your friend couldn't glean from your Instagram feed or Snapchat story.
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My dad has, many times in my life, launched silent treatments against me because of whatever disrespect he seemed to glean from my behavior.
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The point is less in the "story" and more in what we glean from the (sometimes poignant, often very funny) interactions of the characters.
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What gives many pause, though, is that there seems to be a difference in what the US and its allies glean from the intelligence.
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To begin with, he has said little about the tech sector during the campaign, and there isn't much to glean from his policy platform.
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Takeaways we glean from our favorite movies and TV series are arguably more profound than those handed to us from stars on the awards stage.
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What lawmakers could glean from Zuckerberg this time is a firmer commitment on Facebook's role in the Libra Association, if not on the currency itself.
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With that mindset, I thought it would be interesting to explore whether there is anything constructive that venture capitalists can glean from the Dark Side.
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Instead, scientists will be discussing what value they can glean from the close approach and whether they should send a mission to study the asteroid.
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Be mindful of information that hackers could glean from your public social media accounts — especially if you're using that information for a password reset question.
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It was whatever I remembered from my own high school teachers and whatever I could glean from veteran teachers who took me under their wing.
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If there's anything we can glean from Clery's videos, it's that he has a bigger taste for oysters and cereal than he does for fame.Â
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So, if there's any good news to glean from this sighting, it's that she's still in the area and hasn't gone completely off the radar.
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And the details we glean from this event could fill us in on what happens to black holes and neutron stars when they are just newborns.
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Clarke has been doing the rounds to promote her role in Solo, but here are the GoT-relevant tidbits we could glean from this article: 1.
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In a blog post, Microsoft explains that it's putting to use the insights it can glean from millions of leaked passwords in order to increase security.
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In the end, the stories we tell about what happens in the 6th will be more important than what the prognosticators can glean from the data.
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Zero carbs, zero calories, zero fat and, from what I could glean from a little googling, zero stories that blame it for bouts of anal leakage.
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If there's anything we can glean from these tales, it's that even if life isn't all better after high school, it's at least somewhat more interesting.
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They can play together, they may not have the same language shared, but they can still enjoy each other's company, and they can glean from that.
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All I've been able to glean from the write-ups is that it's a vaguely horny collection of human-shaped cats who writhe around a lot.
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From what we can glean from the tweets, there aren't any major surprises about the next-gen iPhone, save for the matter of Apple accidentally leaking it.
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To see what practical information viewers can glean from the various couples on the comedy series, Insider spoke to Matt Lundquist, a New York City-based therapist.
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Now that the dust has settled from Tuesday's announcement of Oscar nominees, our columnist examines what we can glean from who made it in and who didn't.
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There are probably a lot of other things to glean from the two-minute clip, but here's a wild idea: what if lightsabers came in more colors?
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The data South Korean intelligence can glean from that test, like how far, fast and high the missile goes, can reveal important details about the weapon's sophistication.
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When they finally found him, they learned that his story was much more interesting — and nuanced — than what you could glean from a 10-second video clip.
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That's about it in terms of the information you can glean from Android itself, but fortunately there are third-party apps on hand to help you go further.
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Equity should help everyone, savvy and beginner alike, glean from and understand what's going on in the world of startups, with their backers and liquidity of all sorts.
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To the annoyance of conservators, the cradle lattice structure hides from view the painting and conservation repair details that one usually tries to glean from X-ray pictures.
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You might call that boring, but that's also a misguided notion, because there was much to glean from Pichai and the rest of the Googlers who presented onstage.
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It's a time to look ahead, but it's also a time to reflect on the election cycle passed and to glean from it lessons that can be learned.
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How familiar were you with the way the criminal justice system worked before you got caught up in this nightmare, and what did you glean from the inside?
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During the 2016 campaign, Mr. Weiss said, Russia tried to explore what motivated Mr. Trump, to determine any advantages that Moscow could glean from his pro-Russia stance.
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With these little snippets of information you glean from the text, the gameplay, and even from questions, you can start to construct an incomplete understanding of the characters.
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With these little snippets of information you glean from the text, the gameplay, and even from questions, you can start to construct an incomplete understanding of the characters.
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Presumably, if he'd known he was leaving a massage parlor, he might not have done it ... at least that's what we can glean from what he told reporters.
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Also, debunking the stereotypes you might glean from movies like Never Been Kissed or Irrational Man, most of these relationships — 57% — took place between male students and female teachers.
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And while there's only so much you can glean from the aggregator site in terms of true reactions, the comments from women — and specifically Black women — sound overwhelmingly fond.
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Kardashian appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Show Wednesday, and the host did her best to get whatever information about the pregnancies that she could glean from the reality star.
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Whatever your favorite era is, there's plenty of inspiration to glean from — and plenty of time to try the trend, as there are many sunny days in your future.
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What we're meant to glean from the scene is obvious—but writer Tom Rob Smith is careful not to put the words "HIV" or "AIDS" in any character's mouth.
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They intend to incorporate whatever they glean from Thursday's report into those investigations, which they argue Congress has its own constitutional duty to conduct regardless of Mr. Barr's conclusion.
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What we might glean from this devastating gender disparity is a message supported by the Man Box study: Men don't feel comfortable asking for help when they need it.
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But in a large and crowded field like we have today within the GOP, it will be hard to glean from either state's results what victories there will ultimately mean.
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But with the caveat that the budget is just a statement of priorities, here's what we can glean from the choices the Trump administration announced yesterday... Public health is out.
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However, the absolute magnitude that the options market is predicting the SPY may move by June expiration isn't the only thing we can glean from the price of this trade.
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In the case of the Amazon Go brick-and-mortar stores, Amazon gains insights into its customers' shopping behavior that it can't already glean from shopping data on its website.
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Officials believe that the data they can glean from smartphones could help them decipher where the next flood of cases will be and ultimately where to allocate additional health resources.
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I glean from seeing these things that poverty is other than just deprivation; it is also dilapidation — the slide towards entropy that isn't held in check by dutiful and competent maintenance.
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Whether you're hoping to hack it in Silicon Valley, launch your own business or just get ahead in your career, there's wisdom to glean from the favorite books of successful people.
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It judged that whatever additional reassurance they might glean from implicit government backing was outweighed by the costs, in terms both of using extra capital and of additional scrutiny from regulators.
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From what I can glean from its trailer, the Tom Cruise version, which also stars Algerian-French actress Sofia Boutella as the eponymous mummy, is a loose reboot of the franchise.
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The proceeds of $17 billion that Thomson Reuters will glean from the deal match the amount that Thomson Corp, controlled by the Thomson family, paid for London-based Reuters in 2008.
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It's not just important for artists and what inspiration they may glean from each other, but for the average listener, who may or may not be consumed by their own emotions.
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The message he hopes people will glean from his and other studies of exercise nonresponders "is not that you shouldn't bother exercising because exercise might not help you," Dr. Gurd says.
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All we know is what we're able to glean from media reports, lawsuits, and instances where the officer responsible for killing someone is criminally prosecuted, and often that story is not reported.
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This will be one of the BOE's most significant meetings in some time — not only because of the likely rate move but because of the what the market will glean from this.
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This is important, she says, because references have actually worked with the candidate before, and can give more insight than a hiring manager can glean from a single 45-minute job interview.
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However, since this was not possible, we had to rely on information in the public domain that we could glean from biographies, news reports, video interviews and media appearances, and social media.
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As with much of what Melania and Ivanka wear, we'll probably never know for sure what meaning they'd like us to glean from their clothing — instead, the fashion will speak for them.
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Given the opulence of the ring, it might come as a surprise that there's a practical, realistic, and dare we say, affordable takeaway to glean from ogling J.Lo's ring finger: her nail polish.
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There have been nearly 100 special elections over the last year, and at this point there's so much evidence of Democratic strength that there's not much more to glean from each additional result.
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The information that officials glean from the drone will allow them to punish operators misusing the technology – such as those flying too close to airports without authorization – and deter others from doing so.
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What could Americans glean from an election outcome, where more than 2628 percent of those over 28503 voted to leave, and 22019 percent of those under 35, voting to remain in the EU?
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We may not know much about the upcoming season of Game of Thrones aside from what little we can glean from the slivers of footage that HBO deigns to throw to us peasants.
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Unfortunately, that's about all we can glean from these photos, though after multiple rounds of rumors and leaks, it seems like we've gotten really detailed looks at both the big and small Pixel 3s.
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From what little we can glean from the screenshot above and Google's blog post, it looks like a shot-for-shot remake of the iPhone version, just utilizing the larger screen real estate better.
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It's only natural that you would, given that you're dropped into this space without knowing any of the history between your character and May except for what bits you can glean from the environment.
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And from what we can glean from the trailer, we can probably expect to see amazing performances from the stars of the film, who include Jennifer Lawrence, Javier Bardem, Ed Harris, and Michelle Pfeiffer.
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Read: 9 days of hell: Inside the race to save a soccer team trapped in a cave What insight did you glean from working with the miners that could be applied to this situation?
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"International and multinational companies, in many respects, are in an advantaged situation, but only if they take advantage of the knowledge that they can glean from different locations," the managing director told Business Insider.
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If there is one thing we can glean from his legacy, it is that his radical curiosity and genre-defying practice can and should be applied to many other parts of our art world.
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The other tidbit of info we can glean from evleaks' tweet is a sample of the Note 9's new colors, which looks to include standard black, a new, darker shade of blue, and brown.
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Mr. Kelly said he was particularly intrigued by research on genetic changes that occur in space, which scientists will try to glean from comparisons with his twin brother, Mark E. Kelly, a retired NASA astronaut.
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And what better way to do so than by initially judging them at a glance based only on what your brain can glean from 10 seconds of looking at their face and highest-listed credential?
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If there's one non-misery-inducing pattern we can glean from all the Harvey Weinsteins and Bill Cosbys and Kevin Spaceys of the last year, it's that satire is its own kind of whisper network.
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The closest we've gotten to seeing just what Magic Leap is producing in its Plantation, Florida headquarters comes from well-choreographed journalist impressions, and what we can glean from the demo videos the company releases.
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The perfect memeable song has a few qualities, which we can glean from putting Smash Mouth's "All Star," Rick Astley's "Never Gonna Give You Up," Carly Rae Jepsen's "Run Away With Me" and Santana ft.
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Traders were hoping to glean from the final April data signs that China had stopped buying American agricultural goods, or started to switch to buying more from other countries, such as Brazil, Russia and Australia.
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What we could glean from that material was a much finer scale assessment of where the sensitive coral, sponge and rocky reef habitats really were, compared with just using the N.O.A.A. essential fish habitat database.
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If you think that the surveillance and data collection that happens at an Amazon Go retail location is creepy, well friend, it's got nothing on what Amazon can glean from what happens on its website.
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Léger seems to suggest that the truth of life is found not through chance, as one might glean from the card game, but through the technological apparatus of bodies tumbling into a field of circuits.
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A: When you think about how much personal information someone can glean from a single photo album, string of texts, or batch of emails, the fear is dizzying, so never mind someone who can see everything.
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While we, as viewers in America, learn from its insights into self-love and self-reflection, what we can also glean from it is a model of being more conscious of our position in the world.
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I glean from outside sources: Watanabe was born in Fukushima in 1961, he is divorced, he studied at Bunka Fashion College in Tokyo before joining Rei Kawakubo's Comme des Garçons in 1984 as a pattern cutter.
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A few more notes we can glean from the data:Any score involving a 2, 5, 03 or 9 is a rough position to be in: those 44 boxes combine to make up only 13.8% of quarters.
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While this survey is not very comprehensive, one refreshing element that we can glean from it is that college students seem to be open to discussing their fetishes and kinks with partners, which is a good thing.
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If there's anything to glean from the past two years of all-white Oscar acting nominees, it's that the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences isn't particularly attuned to recognizing performances by nonwhite actors and actresses.
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There's nothing wrong with posting photos to your favorite social channels, but think twice about the information that other people can glean from any pictures you make public—particularly the places where you might live and work.
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Members of the public who haven't been to law school erroneously glean from this false dichotomy that there are "bad" judges who legislate from the bench by interpreting ambiguous text to serve their (mostly progressive) ideological goals.
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The question is whether or not we can enter it, how long can we stay there, and what deep and real pleasures we might glean from looking at these contemplations of time's ravenous hunger and transformative power.
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Still, what we can glean from the verdict against Weinstein is that the jury was convinced that the producer was guilty of nonconsensual conduct with Mann, but not necessarily that he used force as part of that conduct.
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They explained that what many students glean from the admissions madness is that the supreme achievement — for which you tap your fiercest energy and summon your best self — is breaching an exclusive sanctum, getting through a narrow door.
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There's much to glean from the interviews ahead, especially when it comes to who has the final say in what gets published, but what ends up on the cutting room floor says as much as what actually gets posted.
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I asked him how skeptical we should be of a report like this and what, if anything, we can glean from the fact that American intelligence agencies found it important enough to bring to the president and president-elect.
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That can put big fund managers in a better position to make - or save – money depending on what they glean from the meetings, and companies still would not violate the letter of the SEC rules, some securities lawyers say.
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Russian majority state-owned oil giant Rosneft posted a swingeing 23 percent drop in first-quarter net profit, raising questions over how much money the government will be able to glean from its crude producers as commodity prices continue to lag.
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Moreover, getting smart on crime means acting on the insights we glean from data and social research — insights that reveal that kids and communities both do better when minors face adjudication in a system designed to meet their particular needs.
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From what I could glean from the crowd there, the guest list consisted primarily of people who either had at least some kind of contact with someone on the inside, worked for the government, or were merely deemed important enough.
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"If you sort of attach yourself to people who you see as visionaries, leaders in a particular realm, it's sort of endless, the amount that you can glean from following them around on a day-to-day basis," he said.
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Even if one of my classmates "made it" in the literary publishing world, that added value to the university was one-ten thousandth of the value that it could glean from a single swim meet, let alone from a single football game.
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Well, with the cyclical return to school dovetailing ever so neatly with the recent wave of '80s nostalgia sparked by Stranger Things, we're taking a look at some life lessons a returning student can glean from the films of the 1980s. 1.
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This is a show through which we can examine not just the state of Hollywood but also figure out where we're at as a culture, and what we glean from the mirror it holds up can be frustrating and illuminating all at once.
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However, here's what we can glean from his response: - Trump could beat Oprah - Oprah once had Trump on her show - That's pretty much it Worth noting — 2020 is still three years away and Democrats are currently in the middle of primary season 2016 on Twitter.
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Here's what we can glean from the new pics of Season 7: Given the darkness, he's definitely still in Winterfell — and the shape of the opening behind him makes us think he's visiting the family crypts, where his real mother, Lyanna Stark, is buried.
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Week 17's brief look at Peyton, now supercharged with rage at Al Jazeera and communicating with the public only through advertisements and terse statements from Ari Fleischer, was encouraging, though just how effective he will be is hard to glean from only nine passes.
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And from these fragments of what you've seen and heard, the details you glean from his past, you hope that like one of his vast grid paintings, something will cohere, that within the noise and contrasting elements, a portrait of Chuck Close will rise.
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At least, that's what one could glean from both widespread anecdotal experience (here's looking at you, crying people at the food court) and now, from a survey put out to Americans about what foods they truly reach for when in needed of edible comfort.
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Asked what he hoped people would glean from his archive, Mr. Belafonte was both grand and humble: "What people learn when they read Mark Twain, when they read Frederick Douglass, when they listen to Ella Fitzgerald — what the times and the people were like."
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What we can glean from it is that after getting out of prison, Quintana continues licking bowling balls (Jesus Rolls is promised to be "much more sexual" than the original) and crosses paths with Bobby Cannavale, Jon Hamm, Susan Sarandon, Audrey Tautou, and Christopher Walken.
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The Carpetbagger Now that the dust has settled from Tuesday morning's announcement of the Oscar nominations, what can we glean from who made it in and who didn't, and what do these nominations suggest about the social issues that Hollywood is still grappling with?
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The obvious comparison that everybody's making is to David Lynch's 2017 Twin Peaks sequel series, Twin Peaks: The Return, but that parallel is really only in strangeness only, since whatever plot you can glean from Too Old to Die Young shares little to nothing with Twin Peaks.
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Ahead of the Oscars, we spoke with Zehtabchi and Berton, who is a producer on the film, about why this stigma still exists, their experience making the film, and what they hope audiences around the world glean from it: Conversation has been edited for length and clarity.
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I want to do more research, but I believe that written language stimulates the portion of our brain that is more systematizing and abstract while imagery enters neural pathways that map to a more concrete and empathic understanding of the information we glean from our senses.
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It can cross-reference that data with the information you provide the company when you sign up for its service, along with information it may be able to glean from your viewing habits if you subscribe to DirecTV and information it can purchase from third-party data brokers.
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As divorce rumors swirl after a particularly telling Keeping Up With the Kardashians episode, we went back, way back, to before Kim and Kanye were even a thing, to see what we could glean from their body language about where they were then and where they are now.
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To underline the point, Dr. Banks and the entire operation are constantly experiencing breakdowns in communication within the team and with teams in other parts of the world, who aren't sure whether the information they glean from their own visits to pods should be kept proprietary or shared.
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"If there's anything we've been able to glean from the past two years, it's that girls and women have been emotionally and physically targeted and abused for years yet have remained silent because collectively we all believe that our voices, our pain, our existence only mattered with conditions attached," Munn wrote.
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The depth of knowledge and insight I was able to glean from them was boundless and made me feel so grateful to stand with them, exploring what it means to be heard, and the impact we can have in the world when we're brave enough to know ourselves and to take action.
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"These new tracksites help us get a better sense of the variety of dinosaurs that lived near the coast of Skye during the Middle Jurassic than what we can glean from the island's body fossil record," said Paige dePolo, lead study author and PhD student at the University of Edinburgh's School of GeoSciences.
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"DOJ also does not, and cannot, deny that whatever additional information that the Committee (and the public) might glean from McGahn's live testimony will be lost if the Judiciary Committee does not have an opportunity to question him prior to any House vote on impeachment," wrote Jackson, an appointee of President Barack Obama.
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"At this point in my administration, any benefits that senior officials might glean from consultations with Mr. Brennan are now outweighed by the risks posed by his erratic conduct and behavior ... That conduct and behavior has tested and far exceeded the limits of any professional courtesy that has been due to him," Trump said.
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Here&aposs the headline from The Washington Post on January 245th of the 210 "Declassified report says Putin ordered effort to undermine faith in U.S. election and help Trump" So what can we glean from The New York Times repackaging a report just days after the president&aposs much criticized meeting with Vladimir Putin?
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But instead of yet another biography, I wanted to explore the lessons we can glean from an activist who was decades ahead of her time —one whose experiences as a Latinx, queer, disabled, and feminist woman are more relevant now than ever and show us by example how to be our very best selves.
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Even if I was willing to concede that the voiceover is charming (I'm not), the last shots of the Theatrical Release undercut every single piece of world-building in the cinematography, set design (interior, exterior, and information about the world we glean from those rad neon advertisements), and anything we picked up while hearing the characters interact.
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While Siri is focused on the world of information and intelligence it can glean from outside sources, with a an increasing amount of internal control, Bixby is a navel-gazer, focused primarily on understanding everything you can do via touch on a Samsung Galaxy S8 (and S8+) and transforming it into something you can do via speech.
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Perhaps the most useful lesson to glean from Street Sharks is that we live in an age when the internet never forgets but memory is fallible, lying is easy, and citations are often needed but rarely provided — and even when they are, there's always the chance, however slight, that your "source" could be a trickster like Minor.
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Going off what we can glean from the first few Castle Rock trailers, that means we'll get to see prisoners at Shawshank, a very unhappy pooch who may or may not be Cujo, and gratuitous nods to the number 237, though it's still unclear what the show will actually be about—aside from, like, death and horror and stuff.
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Aside from what we can glean from the images that have come to us under her name — and it is important to keep in mind that these photographs were always selected and often printed by others, and when printed by others not cropped according to her specifications — we still have virtually no trace of her inner life.
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It's hard to glean from the debut, or each member's personal tastes, but the band first got together united by a love of alternative, oddball Canadian acts: Mac DeMarco in the Rock and Roll Night Club era, before alt-bros started dressing like him; the pristine pop of Tops; the art performance of Sean Nicholas Savage and the smooth songwriting of Travis Bretzer.
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It would be illegal for Facebook to secretly record your voice, but as this explainer notes, there's also a more compelling reason the conspiracy theory is likely false: Facebook already has a trove of your data — including much of your online activity outside the app — which is far more expansive than what it could glean from spying on your conversations.
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MZ: You can control all your information, yes TC: The marketing bumpf also doesn't spell out what Facebook does with 'Hey Portal' voice recordings, or the personal insights your company is able to glean from them, but Facebook is in the business of profiling people for ad targeting purposes so we must assume that any and all voice commands and interactions, with the sole exception of the contents of videocalls, will go into feeding that beast.
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Jackie SpeierKaren (Jackie) Lorraine Jacqueline SpeierEpstein death sparks questions for federal government Overnight Defense: Senate fails to override Trump veto on Saudi arms sales | Two US troops killed in Afghanistan | Senators tee up nominations, budget deal ahead of recess Democrats see window closing for impeachment MORE (D-Calif.) asked Mueller what he wants the public to "glean" from his report, the former special counsel emphasized the "integrity" of his 448-page document, which he says intends to serve as a record moving forward.
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