Insight into desire, insight into the struggle and interplay of the masculine and the feminine, and insight into human nature are rarely aspired to, much less achieved.
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The Senate hearing gave new insight into the scope of the worst global cyberthreats, and some insight into action legislators and intelligence officials might take to prevent it.
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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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Babbage, inspired by Prony, converted this insight into mechanical hardware.
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Her response gave some more insight into the entire series.
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Kryptos' report also gives new insight into WannaCry's broader impact.
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Similarly, carriers won't have insight into anything you do offline.
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Investors have long clamoured for more insight into Tesla's operations.
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A little insight into her mind would have been nice.
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Still, Netflix rarely provides insight into how it collects data.
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Others had found insight into the aftercare their partner needed.
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Talks might give some insight into its intentions and priorities.
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The findings lend insight into ancient Native American inking traditions.
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Their findings lend insight into ancient Native American inking traditions.
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Investors will be listening closely for insight into consumer spending.
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For more insight into McCreary's work, check out his blog.
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CPI nevertheless offers insight into the state of U.S. inflation.
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It's an insight into who they are as a person.
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The report will give more insight into the labor market.
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They also provide insight into Comey's personal and professional opinions.
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That provides educators with insight into students' own thought processes.
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Tiga gave THUMP some insight into the clip via email.
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But-- I do not bring any insight into that one.
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And yet sometimes you have little insight into what's coming.
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Here, she provides insight into how she does her job.
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This also provides insight into Health Canada's understanding of cannabis.
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We're trying to give people some insight into what happens.
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The emails give insight into the periodic fires that Mrs.
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The spokesperson did not provide any insight into their call.
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We bet he'd have some insight into Rowena Ravenclaw's diadem.
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That gave a little more insight into the administration's thinking.
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The following provides some insight into our video verification process.
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I don't have any insight into Venus Williams's game plan.
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His insight into the Democratic mindset is pretty, pretty limited.
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The video provides no insight into why the shooting happened.
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Savvy philosophers distill their core insight into a short phrase.
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His insight into the human condition takes my breath away.
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Business acumen, by itself, produces little insight into these questions.
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"We get good insight into the consumer," he told Cramer.
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Answering that question becomes a key insight into Satyarthi's worldview.
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Certainly, they were an insight into this man's misguided psyche.
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The poll also revealed some insight into voters' policy preferences.
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The first was Hetherington and Weiler's insight into partisan polarization.
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Expect to gain insight into yourself over this next year.
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Sometimes, you gain immediate insight into a common visual language.
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Just that they have that insight into their main competitors.
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The group's voicemail greeting, however, offered some insight into their ideology.
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This new research provides more insight into how that process works.
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So he clearly had insight into how we react to terror.
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But it does offer some insight into why cacti evolve spines.
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Or a secret insight into a key Season 7 plot point?
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A special insight into what your partners are thinking takes place.
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Schlumberger's comments are closely watched for insight into the oil industry.
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Because there's no greater insight into your mind than cartoon faces.
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It also offers insight into the way that machines see us.
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But some honorees gave CNN insight into how they were picked.
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We could get more insight into what they're thinking about that.
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Neither provides any insight into what's going on with my body.
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It's that it doesn't offer any insight into modern-day Nazis.
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Case, of course, brings insight into the shifting world of technology.
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Facebook's plans in India provide some insight into the new model.
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Hopefully, this research can give us new insight into primate psychology.
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Hopefully, future research will give us more insight into these moons.
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Still, it's an insight into what the company is thinking about.
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Snapchat Snap Maps give a great insight into far flung places.
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Back in 2018, Morgan gave PEOPLE some insight into their dynamic.
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Trump unfiltered offers a closer insight into what makes him tick.
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Of course, the Duffer brothers offered some insight into the connection.
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A unique insight into what it's like not to be unique.
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It's designed primarily to help give players insight into their failures.
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The technology can also offer fresh insight into the ancient world.
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Ragnarok also gives good insight into The Hulk's relationship with Thor.
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So it's nice to give them an insight into my world.
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Wendy and Bobby arrive at a terrific insight into Bobby's character.
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Aside from my gender, I had insight into the female consumer.
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"That process requires significant technical insight into a vulnerability," Hess said.
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The report contains insight into demand for the company's new iPhones.
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Robert Frost's poem "Mending Wall" offers an insight into this dilemma.
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For an insight into Hindmarch's selection, click through the slideshow below.
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It also gives insight into how the person deals with failure.
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But it provided little insight into anything about the court itself.
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Those text messages, released by investigators, offer insight into Gliniewicz's psyche.
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Hall said the company will have better insight into customer accounts.
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Instagram promised to provide more insight into traction in the future.
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That might be a small insight into Didi's relationship with Ola.
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For insight into what will be expected of you, ask this.
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This travelogue is rich with insight into the Mississippi River Delta.
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They were supposedly paying for his insight into the Trump administration.
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This living creature provides insight into opportunities for the human body.
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Previously, written descriptions were the only insight into how she spoke.
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I did find myself wanting more insight into the museum's secrets.
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It should provide insight into what the president is really saying.
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We'll get insight into the health of the U.S. housing market.
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Until recently, geneticists could offer little insight into these vast migrations.
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The findings provide insight into the complex genetics underlying human sexuality.
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It provides much insight into Bolton's views about American national security.
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Software analyzes their facial expressions and provides insight into emotional reactions.
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Frankly, most of us don't even have that insight into ourselves.
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On Wednesday, Trump provided some public insight into his own thinking.
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The investigation could provide insight into the nation's aging pipeline infrastructure.
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It was an insight into the world we're living in today.
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They'll also look for any shred of insight into YouTube's growth.
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Long may this period of insight into the Ocean enigma continue.
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The new look gives us a bit more insight into the motivation of Michael Keaton's Vulture (he's like the blue-collar Joe to Tony Stark's one-percenters, maybe) and more insight into the film's sense of humor.
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Presumably, instead, by insight into Bourgeois's art and life, inner and outer.
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The research might also offer some insight into how we perceive reality.
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She also gave us insight into her son's two-day-old personality.
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But they provide insight into the importance it places on wooing delegates.
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Pew didn't provide any insight into the thought process behind this belief.
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Which artists give you insight into designing fractal worlds, particularly for VR?
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These findings provide more insight into how the brain becomes more complex.
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Drake gave us some interesting insight into his shopping habits this weekend.
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The documents published by SZ provide some insight into the company's approach.
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Either technical talent or having unique insight into a customer/market. Content.
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Draper himself has not offered much insight into how it would work.
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He gives thoughtful insight into the effects of patriarchy on masculine identity.
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Leon offered an insight into how politics and art can co-exist.
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That's quite an insight into how Trump wants to use his military.
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Grande took to Instagram to share an insight into his own battles.
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The revelation gives more insight into what may have caused Prince's overdose.
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And that interview gave me a bit of insight into this interaction.
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Roberts also gave insight into how she keeps her own children grounded.
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A trail of videos also offers some insight into Dhar's world view.
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Clinton's retweets have given us just as much insight into her politics.
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Did Lorde's face just give away major insight into her musical preferences?
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Tuesday's cases could be just the first insight into a grander scheme.
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However, she did offer some insight into how they remain so happy.
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The long in-the-works deal sheds insight into Amazon's video strategy.
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This intimacy has afforded him some insight into what makes Dick tick.
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Normally, you'd have no insight into how the AI reached that decision.
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SII disclosure will also provide additional insight into insurers' exposure to PPOs.
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It's "decorator-friendly" but "offers no insight into anything at all" (Saltz).
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Combi gained a unique insight into what makes the Snapchat generation tick.
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Ron Johnson gave some insight into the current state of his party.
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Cohn's gambit is an insight into how the Trump White House works.
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It also gives insight into the possibilities made available by open banking.
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A new study provides valuable insight into the Lending Club business model.
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I have no insight into what the president is going to do.
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The renewed violence offers insight into the reach of the Islamic State.
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I have some insight into how the arriving reinforcements may be used.
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That great invention, however, also gives us insight into his dangerous ego.
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In that role, I have a unique insight into our defense capabilities.
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Giuliani said he only has limited insight into what Manafort told Mueller.
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The study provides insight into how noise may be affecting marine habitats.
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What kind of insight into Fiona's community did shadowing her afford you?
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Finally, we get some insight into the tension between Rob and Sharon.
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Wasn't it the museum's responsibility to provide more insight into its exhibitions?
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Studying animal empathy could give us insight into how human empathy evolved.
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Right now, they have little insight into how their bots are performing.
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This feature is designed to give drivers insight into upcoming local events.
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He even hired a guide to give him insight into Icelandic folklore.
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"No bank has that kind of insight into their borrowers," Cramer said.
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This is one way in which campaigns give us insight into presidencies.
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The new research offers new insight into the lives of male dolphins.
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For this one, though, we really just wanted insight into student thinking.
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Then it gives you some insight into what attracts people to this.
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A field that provides insight into the Trump phenomenon is evolutionary theory.
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What I left with was an insight into the threats to democracy.
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Cep unravels the story, offering new insight into Lee along the way.
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His doctoral dissertation seemed to offer some insight into that pipeline explosion.
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He's getting some insight into how the world works, how commerce works.
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Hubble will continue observations of Jupiter to gain insight into the storm.
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Investigating reforms abroad offers insight into what might happen in New York.
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Get insight into your pet's behavior with this online course See Details
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General McMaster thanked Mr. Trump but gave no insight into his plans.
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But I do have insight into, you know, what really happened there.
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And eyes provide crucial insight into other aspects of a person's health.
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But I am thrilled to have an insight into this family mystery.
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But the research also gave an insight into tech's gender diversity problem.
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I feel like it's a massive insight into where she is psychologically.
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Our calendars offer a startling amount of insight into our daily lives.
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I don't have any special insight into the minds of American voters.
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Drawings suggest insight into the culture, behavior and cognition of early humans.
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That would be my first insight into severe Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.
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They also gave some insight into Trump&aposs personal habits and routines.
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It gives better insight into why Miranda operates the way she does.
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But it gives me some insight into the way the business works.
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As a longstanding member of Parliament, Jackson has unique insight into authority.
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Cramer said the industrial distributor offers insight into the state of small business.
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In this way, he may indeed provide insight into Paleo and its paradoxes.
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Chipotle gave more insight into what it believes caused some of its woes.
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And AI researchers have limited insight into why neural networks make particular decisions.
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The graph below provides insight into the various topic areas studied by Parsely.
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Other archaeological finds in Scotland have also offered insight into the country's history.
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Here, Sam shares some insight into how we can learn to read them.
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Other forms give an insight into particular hobbies and interests of Ukraine's elite.
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They could provide significant insight into, say, the root cause of a disease.
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As with the other portraits, the title provides insight into the artist's practice.
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Jack Keane provides insight into the negotiations between the U.S. and North Korea.
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Dunkirk's unique time structure builds that insight into the film as a whole.
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There's the tweeting -- giving an instantaneous insight into the President's moods and intentions.
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"This will give us real insight into these early playing spaces," Knight said.
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With $1M In Funding, Appsee Promises Mobile Developers Real Insight Into Their Users
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The report provided some insight into the conversations at Apple around the products.
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Historically, though, early polling does provide some insight into the likely primary victor.
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A recently discovered stone slab could give archaeologists insight into the Etruscan language.
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Check out IBM's video below, which gives some more insight into the project.
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As if I have some insight into this room where the strategy is.
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I give you some insight into those turning points, into how they happened.
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James Charles is sharing some insight into his future as a beauty influencer.
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They can also give insight into the ways we approach nurturing and memory.
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It also provides insight into the people whose advice he accepts -- even grudgingly.
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PEOPLE contributors are also on-hand to offer insight into the cultural phenomenon.
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For more insight into the research, you can read the full paper here.
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If 1976 offers any insight into 2020, it's that more nebulous concepts — e.g.
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So, it's not as if we have more info or insight into Scott.
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Early polls also give insight into what Democratic voters want in a candidate.
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Khloé Kardashian is sharing some rare insight into her relationship with Tristan Thompson.
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He dabbled in political consultancy, promising insight into, and access to, the president.
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One message on the website offered a dark insight into its potential purpose.
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But he also possesses a keen and generous insight into the human condition.
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Except the ragtime clue, which gave us some new insight into Lindsay's childhood.
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Do we have insight into why sometimes they evolve more similarly or differently?
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Its commentaries on global markets and economics give an insight into policymakers' thinking.
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Its experiences offer an insight into the challenges facing the smaller, private companies.
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But scientists now have new insight into why snakes no longer have legs.
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Reading Invesdor's own investment pitch is a fascinating insight into the crowdfunding market.
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Nonetheless, his insight into how McConnell goes about his legislative business in invaluable.
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Now we have a little more insight into what those changes might be.
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The actor also gave some insight into another major franchise he's involved with.
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Before PM, we had little insight into why a medication worked or failed.
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But Indiana could also provide some insight into whether Mr. Trump and Mrs.
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Junior team members can give LPs insight into the pulse of the institution.
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Any insight into how he thinks or operates is sure to be fascinating.
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Looking for more insight into the show's twisted history before tonight's episode airs?
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"City of Darkness" provides an insight into everyday life in this fabled place.
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The general public hasn't had a lot of insight into their financial picture.
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Q. How do you think Provence's markets give an insight into Provençal culture?
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Clinton as "extremely careless" offers some insight into how Washington maintains its secrets.
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It also give an insight into customer demands that goes beyond traditional methods.
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"The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Beginning" (2008) gives readers some insight into Ariel's backstory.
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The long-term GMMA provides an insight into the way investors are thinking.
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The early data is giving scientists new insight into the planet's internal structure.
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The notes give insight into how Facebook prepared for Zuckerberg's first congressional hearing.
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The study provides further insight into possible causes for reading disorders like dyslexia.
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It's an insight into the solar system that Cassini died to give us.
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The new study could provide some fresh insight into how to prevent bedbugs.
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Perhaps the best insight into this mystery comes from so-called behavioral economics.
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This one offers a lot of insight into the rigidity of PUA tactics.
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It's a fascinating insight into how uncomfortable MacNeil's unforgiving lens could make some.
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Technical_Glitch's posts, however, gave some insight into how scams at clip joints work.
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The spokesperson's words, however, gave some insight into what the dancers were making.
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Key Pentagon staffers had no insight into what he would say or do.
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Their well-preserved fossils have provided paleobiologists with insight into their prehistoric lives.
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Anything that would add insight into Cash's personality, how he plays and learns.
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This statement provides insight into the seven black and white etchings shown here.
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We get an insight into what they were thinking, buying, loving, and desiring.
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It's an intimate insight into five different slices of this country's vast electorate.
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But comments from F.T.C. commissioners provided insight into their thinking on privacy cases.
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But "Happytime" never approaches that show's melancholy insight into the machinery of celebrity.
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It gave me the insight into the dignity and strength of the underdog.
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A large group of drones could provide some insight into a unit's surroundings.
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This question is going to give me immediate insight into your human priorities.
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Tuesday's report will give insight into consumer attitudes during the holiday shopping season.
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She also shared some insight into her relationship with fellow YouTuber Jeffree Star.
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People look to our faces for insight into our innermost feelings and dispositions.
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The publishers were sometimes reluctant to offer detailed insight into their editorial processes.
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Kelly has less insight into who Trump calls on his personal cell phone.
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I also understand that strangers imagining insight into your existence is the problem.
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Now, we might have some insight into why ... he was hiding his sexuality.
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But the service also gave Facebook insight into what new competitors were doing.
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The Switzerland-headquartered company also offers analysis and insight into the labor market.
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Trump's remarks on Tuesday likely provided some better insight into his current mindset.
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The leftist character offers some insight into Maza&aposs decision to leave Vox.
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What holds them together is their insight into the incongruity of early memories.
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Season two gave viewers a bit of insight into Love's life before Joe.
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Releasing the returns would provide important insight into Mr. Trump's finances and businesses.
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That gives me a lot of insight into exactly what they care about.
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Volunteering will give you an insight into your fellow humans who are suffering.
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Post-debate polls are useful because they provide fresh insight into voter preference.
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This week, Ashley Stewart provides some insight into the mindset within the team.
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No philosopher I've read has ever packed more profound insight into fewer words.
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In Topeka, the author aims for real insight into the current political moment.
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" He shared another photo, saying it offered "more insight into alleged failed hug.
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Times Insider provides insight into how we work at The New York Times.
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So you had the insight into the political system that was creating Trump.
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But it's short on insight into how he created his most moving achievements.
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That unfortunately may offer some insight into the disparities seen in police shootings.
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Cummings told Reuters the documentary would give fans an insight into Sheeran off-stage.
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Vogue Nights is an insight into a subculture that thrives on freedom and acceptance.
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" However, she was disappointed because the moment provided "a little insight into my character.
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The nonprofit College Board says the score offers insight into the resourcefulness of students.
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The top is designed to offer a little more insight into the watch's notifications.
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Removing anonymity "We have insight into the genome of all Icelanders today," he said.
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Her efforts provide insight into how she would overhaul Medicaid on a federal level.
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The warrant also gives further insight into how Apple links up with law enforcement.
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What tech tools have been useful in giving insight into race, identity and culture?
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The YouTuber also shared some insight into his plans to release a makeup brand.
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Beyond the photo-op, we are rarely given any insight into who they are.
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But can how you use those platforms offer deeper insight into your mental state?
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Perhaps it's the total lack of insight into how and why these things occur.
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Collisions involving neutron stars give astronomers an insight into the properties of these bodies.
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YouTube, in its announcement about the closure, doesn't offer much insight into its decision.
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So did this this whole meeting give us any insight into that at all.
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ET. Market participants will be looking for further insight into the central bank's thinking.
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"The Venerable W." and "Sittwe" offer some insight into a social and religious quagmire.
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It also gave rare insight into the details surrounding the company's founding and acquisition.
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Wow, this extract from Wolff's book is a shocking insight into Trump's mind: pic.twitter.
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They are sometimes beautifully preserved and offer unique insight into ancient animals and plants.
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This clip from the Russian film Leviathan provides some insight into how it's done.
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Any insight into how such people think could be classed as a public service.
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As a result, the company gets very little insight into who those customers are.
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My vision is to give the audience insight into these obscure customs and cultures.
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The commissioners told Motherboard that they don't have insight into what's actually being investigated.
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For one, it doesn't give any insight into why people don't trust the cars.
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That's graphic and gross, but that's an insight into the life of an actor.
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This could lend insight into the exact conditions under which our planet was formed.
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Can you give us any sort of insight into what goes into that decision?
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Can you give a little more insight into the explanation for the personnel change?
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Oh — and perhaps some insight into that ill-fated ice block live stream reveal.
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Hilton sat down with MTV Australian recently, and gave some insight into the evening.
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The debate also provides important insight into how candidates talk about race and inequality.
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The best single indicator that offers insight into all three questions is public polling.
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"This gives him enhanced insight into the mechanics of the company," adds Mr Fletcher.
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A leaked copy of the 2006 edition provides fascinating insight into Luntz's rhetorical strategy.
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For decades, the global community has had minimal visibility and insight into the country.
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Schaufenbuel's UNC Executive Development white paper has given insight into motivation in the workplace.
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Will there be any more insight into the breakdown of her and Davidson's relationship?
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They offer insight into his private life, showing him surrounded by friends and family.
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If nothing else, you will gain some insight into and respect for my process.
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That really gave me some insight into Tyler and how the reader perceived him.
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However, there could be more insight into when the central bank will move next.
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Court documents accessed by PEOPLE do not provide any additional insight into the investigation.
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The singing storylines could also give us more insight into Kate's relationship with Rebecca.
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It gives us the greatest insight into the deep chasm between science and belief.
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Meanwhile, voluntary disclosure by companies has provided important insight into previously hidden political spending.
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"I didn't have a lot of insight into finances at that point," Patterson said.
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Do you feel like you have more insight into US politics than most people?
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They also provided further insight into the stark differences between the two candidates' operations.
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Perhaps we'll get more insight into the company's plans as CES or MWC. Perhaps.
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I grasped his isolation, his lack of confidence, his compensating insight into everyone else.
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While Mr. Kaminski may have charisma, he obviously had little insight into financial matters.
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Facebook, however, did provide some insight into its operations to counter threats from extremists.
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Do you have any insight into if these aggressive behaviors would translate into adulthood?
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This gave him first-hand insight into the comedy business and its many challenges.
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She also gave some insight into why she was so adamant about exposing Parks.
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The minutes will give investors insight into the debate that led to the decision.
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The long-term group of averages provides an insight into the thinking of investors.
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Investors expect Yellen to offer more insight into the state of the U.S. economy.
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Ultimately, we hoped to gain insight into what is really driving so much bloodshed.
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She says the question also gives insight into how the person deals with failure.
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"That was my first taste of entrepreneurship — that insight into personal branding," recalled Alluora.
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At another level, the state results also yield some insight into Trump's 2020 prospects.
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Can you give us any insight into what the state of those negotiations are?
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However, she doesn't have any insight into the rise of celebrity cord blood banking.
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The documents provide some insight into how the DNC handled high-profile donation scandals.
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It also gave her great insight into another publicly known but private family dynasty.
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If inadvertently, this description contains an insight into the link between horror and decadence.
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Over the past few decades, we've gained a lot of insight into this question.
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It doesn't give us any insight into who Ashley and Kristen are as individuals.
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Still, the study offers some insight into the financial impact of the opioid crisis.
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Glucose can provide key insight into the body's response to food and overall health.
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I asked them serious questions, so I could gain full insight into the school.
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Mr. Bannon then contacted Mr. Stone directly, asking for insight into Mr. Assange's plan.
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The Telebras sale might offer an insight into the potential time frame for Petrobras.
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The Telebras sale might offer an insight into the potential time frame for Petrobras.
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C. carrascoensis' brain proportions offer insight into the history of brain evolution and primates.
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The result is a rare longitudinal insight into the slippery nature of scientific progress.
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Mr. Robot This week's episode offered a whole new level of insight into Whiterose.
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She gives insight into the experiences and challenges of transgender women with unflinching honesty.
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Here, you may gather insight into causes of the devastating fires in southeast Australia.
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Air Liquide's acquisition of Airgas offers some insight into the scrutiny to be expected.
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But insight into its inner workings may provide a way to combat its progression.
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What is missing in this vivid portrait, however, is insight into Turner's true artistry.
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These firms seek to gain insight into American innovation and steal U.S. tech secrets.
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Product feedback on the blog gave Weiss insight into creating products that readers wanted.
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Together, they provided insight into how to start, grow and scale a successful business.
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The decision to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal offers insight into those dynamics.
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Have you gathered any insight into the call and response between humans and tech?
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And particularly, investigators gained insight into the platform's users when they seized Son's server.
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Previous tagging expeditions have already revealed compelling insight into the life of a sixgill.
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"Gilbert Gottfried's 'Amazing Colossal Podcast' gives great insight into all things showbiz," he said.
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It has given me some insight into both their strengths and weaknesses as candidates.
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"You don't get any insight into why the designers came up with particular ideas".
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I find it a fascinating insight into the perspective and creativity of Moroccan youth.
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This is not because people are stupid or lack insight into their own illness.
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And by eliminating verification and transparency requirements, America would lose insight into Russia's program.
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For hackers seeking insight into the US federal government, it's an unparalleled treasure trove.
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This way of thinking of things allows a new insight into the calculation debate.
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Talking would also give prosecutors an insight into what he is and was thinking.
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Buttigieg offers no insight into how the government would reimburse providers in this scheme.
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Unfortunately, that individual review provides little insight into what it will do for you.
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Every so often Margot gets a flash of actual insight into Robert's mind-set.
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Neighbors and family members have offered little insight into the couple's motivations or actions.
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CF: I loved that the show gives some insight into his New York period.
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Cuarón offers little insight into her past, her own family, or her indigenous culture.
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Benioff and Weiss either don't want to share insight into their characters or can't.
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It gave me a lot of insight into why people might do these things.
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His explanation for Confederate Heritage Month offers some insight into his views on Confederate legacy.
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An article published Friday on Bleacher Report claims to have more insight into that relationship.
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The Times said the latest batch of documents provided more insight into his financial holdings.
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X accepted the mission quickly, which provides insight into the mindset of hackers like him.
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You get insight into who your brother was as its leader, and as a person.
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We might get more of an insight into her backstory as the films progress, too.
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Because it's passed down maternally, it only gives insight into one side of the lineage.
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Be authentic — the best profiles give insight into your personality and are good conversation starters.
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A lot of health information can be gleaned from insight into a dog's breed alone.
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Newell gave a little insight into why Valve stays so tight-lipped about their products.
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Gaining relevant job experience will give you valuable insight into an industry or work environment.
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Consider the following simple exercise to increase your insight into how much you worry needlessly.
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Whatever your age, remember that your period offers a lot of insight into overall health.
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So that's allowed me some insight into how the current political climate is affecting them.
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Mila Kunis is giving insight into her husband Ashton Kutcher's previous marriage to Demi Moore.
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The best insight into their failure may come from a similar model with considerable success.
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Did making LIBERTAD and The Grounds give you any insight into the nature of borders?
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As the opioid crisis continues, new research is giving insight into who is being affected.
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They add layers of context, giving viewers insight into how Saar's practice evolved over time.
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Finally, the company has an analytics service to supply detailed insight into performance across environments.
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This technique was able to give the team an insight into life under the sea.
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There's one person who I thought would have insight into that: human fembot Christina Carter.
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She is a speaker who offers insight into business subjects, like marketing and overcoming hardship.
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It offers insight into the chaotic, informal and fiercely competitive nature of much Indian business.
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The data also provide some insight into which events are more likely to be remembered.
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Mr Fridman's predicament offers an insight into the relationship between business and power in Russia.
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Arimah's magical realism is grounded by emotional truths, full of insight into love and resilience.
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Still, the spending patterns offer some insight into the strategies pursued by the two rivals.
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Now, a small study has shown some insight into just how this stress reduction occurs.
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It also gives more insight into this area of Tanzania, which hasn't been fully researched.
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It's more about giving behind-the-scenes access, and giving consumers insight into the brand.
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First of all, it could provide better insight into how people are using your products.
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It was, nevertheless, an "interesting insight into the psyche of a climate denier," Drake says.
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In her apology, Sorvino explained how speaking with Ronan gave her insight into Dylan's story.
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Few historians would have gone to Greenland to look for insight into the Mediterranean world.
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Commercial satellite images of the submarine base give insight into the furtive force stationed there.
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As an aural form of reportage, it gave us an insight into the country's culture.
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Kanodia felt that his experience reshaping faces gave him a special insight into shaping homes.
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Is that something that you are at all concerned about, or have any insight into?
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My boyfriend didn't offer much insight into his appetite, but said something much more poignant.
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"This will give us insight into how it was brewed in the 1800s," said MacIntosh.
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But in a video released in January, she offered some insight into her personal life.
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By interacting with objects under the microscope, the blocks could offer insight into unfamiliar materials.
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Peele didn't want to share specifics, but he did give some insight into their thinking.
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Sometimes, a peek into the Fed accounts has provided the Treasury insight into market upheaval.
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That analysis will eventually provide insight into the bill's effects on coverage and its cost.
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Readers receive a lot of insight into the main characters' motives, fears, parenting tips, etc.
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As part of my curatorial research, I wanted to get some insight into Betty's background.
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Accessing the service bureau would give insight into transactions going to and from the bank.
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The economic graph could also give companies greater insight into where to look for talent.
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The findings, which confirm decades-old predictions, provide insight into a fundamental aspect of galaxies.
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Along the way, this will give us all some insight into the mindset of wealth.
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At I/O, we got a little more insight into the company's smart display efforts.
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This experience was funny because it was our first insight into how the other operates.
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But it's possible to glean some insight into his motivations from his sprawling online presence.
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"Michael Cohen has a great insight into the real-estate market," he told the Post.
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Capital One's earnings call gave further insight into the status of its ongoing digital transformation.
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Working behind the scenes also gave me unique insight into how the sausage is made.
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The editors of this review have no special insight into who is telling the truth.
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Apple attorneys also stressed they had no insight into what the FBI had been shown.
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John Thune gives some insight into his 2017 tech priorities in an interview with Axios.
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He can provide insight into what she can do and how he sees her talents.
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She did not address whether Cohen is qualified to provide insight into the president's thinking.
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The experience of New Orleans gives some insight into what may lie ahead for Houston.
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Learning how it was formed could provide insight into the history of the Red Planet.
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Instead, it provided far more insight into how loaded questions can shape public opinion polls.ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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The algorithm used in the program may provide insight into how the brain controls behavior.
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Perhaps the Clinton campaign's shrewdest insight into Donald Trump is that he is easily baited.
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Still, a background briefing gave more insight into what made it in -- and what didn't.
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There are tools out there that can give you insight into what people actually do.
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A readout of the call from the White House offered little insight into the conversation.
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The video below gives some early insight into what their platform is going to offer.
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Schiff provided his insight into how the North Korea summit will impact the global order.
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The idea that some people with mental illness lack insight into their condition wasn't new.
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But he truly offered some insight into why we all, forever, want our baby back.
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Yet the campaign gives insight into how a proscribed group has gone about bitcoin fundraising.
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Earlier this year, Princess Diana's former astrologer Penny Thornton gave insight into Archie's zodiac sign.
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Since the shooting, the authorities have gradually offered more insight into why they were there.
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Yet even here the novel manages to offer hard-won insight into an impossible place.
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Barr said he did not have insight into why some on Mueller's team were upset.
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Oral argument on Monday gave little new insight into how the vote breakdown might fall.
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Here, in addition to contemporary footage, we are offered further insight into her earlier performance.
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A leaked video has provided a rare insight into Microsoft's thoughts on Zoom Video Communications.
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A leaked video has provided a rare insight into Microsoft's thoughts on Zoom Video Communications.
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Will a tiny sliver of insight into this person's life really inspire you to save?
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Flashbacks have provided insight into the tensions between June and her career-oriented, feminist mom.
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His experience in Toronto provides some insight into how he may approach his new job.
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The novel is most notable for its perceptive insight into Lucy's interior mind and life.
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Here, as in Erik's screenplay, we're getting insight into long-simmering internal conflict and violence.
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Despite their closeness, he said he could offer no insight into Mr. Weinstein's alleged misdeeds.
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In turn, each choice could help Walmart glean insight into the viewers' preferences and attitudes.
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She then analyzed the samples for their isotopic fingerprints, which provided insight into their origins.
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The indictment offers insight into the unregulated and opaque world of the litigation-finance business.
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Estee Lauder's earnings will also provide insight into the consumer market in China, Cramer said.
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"The contents are intended to offer insight into daily life today," a nearby plaque reads.
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Debates give us some insight into how Senator Sanders responds when he's on the defensive.
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Esa-Pekka Salonen conducted the score with a composer's insight into its complexities and splendors.
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"This (partnership) should give us insight into the potential of our total portfolio," she said.
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Commentaries in state media normally provide insight into government thinking beyond typically thin official statements.
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At this event, fans can get some insight into what goes on behind the scenes.vulturefestival.
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The waves also may provide insight into the mysterious nature of the very early universe.
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It takes insight into the client's business trajectory, products, market trends, untapped opportunities, and competitors.
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Researchers at CERN have spotted a particle that could provide insight into how quarks interact.
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Our experiences on a mattress provide insight into which sleepers will most benefit from it.
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The problem is we have no insight into whats said in those meetings, he said.
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" He also provided a little insight into his own experience with his version of "Alaska.
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Ebel's group used data from NASA's Galileo mission to glean insight into Jupiter's magnetic field.
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The minutes could give investors a bit more insight into the central bank's thinking. 2.93.
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The judge denied the company's motions, though his rulings offered little insight into his thinking.
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The emails provide new insight into how Giuliani's efforts were coordinated through the White House.
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Android 10 gives users more insight into what apps can access their smartphone's exact location.
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That book was acclaimed as a searing insight into the semiotics of Vladimir Putin's Russia.
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For fans, these unheard beats have great importance, giving insight into their hero's creative process.
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The BoE's regional agents report due Wednesday may give some further insight into Forbes' thinking.
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Times Insider delivers behind-the-scenes insight into New York Times reporters and their work.
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This gives shareholders in former parent E.ON an insight into the potential writedowns it faces.
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It provided a unique insight into the shape his life has taken, politically and otherwise.
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It gives you insight into the process, how it works and what your role is.
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"The Fifth Risk" provides insight into how government offices function, particularly under the current administration.
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Feature How we respond to the rules of the road offers insight into being human.
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But he may have insight into how Trump dealt with Russia once he took office.
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Now a poll is offering insight into how the public feels about the deal's collapse.
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Warcraft offers some insight into how such seemingly promising material can go so wildly wrong.
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That data comes some serious insight into what hackers all around the world are doing.
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But we have very little insight into the specifics of Mueller's thinking on this front.
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Knowing how Luke thinks about June doesn't give us more insight into her — we probably could have guessed that she was fiercely protective of her daughter before this — but it does give us more insight into him and especially the world he was raised in.
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Investor demand for insight into environmental risk, however, has begun to shift credit assessments more broadly.
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This ice coverage is carefully monitored by scientists because it gives insight into the Earth's climate.
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Google further clarified that it had tweaked the language to offer more insight into continued tracking.
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He said security authorities were trying to gain further insight into how it was carried out.
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It gives you an insight into what someone imagines Europe could or should be like. Who?
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"And, thanks to this anonymized opt-in data, we have a lot of insight into that."
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But crash experts say it may provide only limited insight into the reason for the crash.
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Welcome to another week of insight into my thoughts on the latest Little Women: LA episode!
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The records suggest Cohen&aposs firm was paid huge sums for insight into the Trump administration.
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The study did provide some insight into how men and women typically use apps like Tinder.
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Its analytics engine provides a sophisticated dashboard for companies to provide insight into their digital operations.
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Now, another (unrelated) study could offer us deeper insight into why stupid people are this way.
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McGrady also offers insight into how the Queen has maintained her trim figure all these years.
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Meanwhile, Japan's Iwaya did not offer any further insight into reports of the purge in Pyongyang.
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Vern Chen took to the stage to give some insight into how his company is progressing.
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Recordings of that video, obtained by Gizmodo, provide valuable insight into the company's thinking and tactics.
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However, they don't give us any insight into churn or customer overlap from year to year.
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In 2014, it bought WhatsApp, which would theoretically give it direct insight into who messages who.
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Currently, President Obama uses daily televised briefings to provide insight into government policy and the administration.
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The cards can give insight into your career, the year ahead, and, yes, your love life.
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A rare insight into Cuban public opinion was published by NORC at the University of Chicago.
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The committees are hoping Blair can provide insight into how the Trump administration interacted with Ukraine.
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Powell's case provided some insight into how Leibovitz is thinking about the evidence in these cases.
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Tuesday's results may provide some insight into how those contests will play out later this year.
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But his résumé may provide insight into the immediate tasks and priorities of the Quds force.
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Still the I.D. Buzz Cargo, even if it's never made, provides some insight into VW's plans.
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But, despite its title, "Come Inside My Mind" does not provide especial insight into Williams's life.
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As such, they offer a snapshot rather than a deep insight into hedge funds' investment strategies.
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It's an experience that gave her real insight into the issue of student debt in America.
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Testimony from a former master of the ship also offered little insight into what went wrong.
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It gave her insight into how Indigenous communities are impacted by rising temperatures and environmental degradation.
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Apigee API monitoring allows operations teams to get more insight into how their APIs are performing.
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That's the service that Addepar provides, giving folks insight into the wealth of the 0.01 percent.
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This insight into the lives of 28 teenagers reveals how diverse their lives and approaches are.
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So I have an insight into these risks as well as how they are managed/controlled.
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A bestseller in his homeland, it offers a grimly compelling insight into the psychology of fanaticism.
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That evening alone with Jordan did end up giving me more insight into who he was.
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I think it will give people a unique insight into the inner workings of Maroon 5.
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Here, she lends insight into the persistence of masquerade traditions, touching upon their 21st-century updates.
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This insight into Earth's deep interior can help explain all sorts of things closer to home.
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Mr Kinnear's preparations and career offer an insight into the demands of that specialised, storied craft.
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A study conducted in 2013 has resurfaced with some insight into the stresses of raising kids.
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Getting specific, Mathilda offers unique insight into how barriers to green building are being removed: Profitability.
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Few people have greater insight into the follies and foibles of humans than smartphone repair technicians.
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In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Skarsgard said further insight into Perry's life was imminent.
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Postmates' tell-all blog, The Receipt, gives us more insight into the young star's Postmating habits.
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My politics are driven by my insight into the marginalized people who make up this industry.
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But the rapid-fire Q&A session also found him giving insight into his dating life.
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They hoped to glean insight into their own cases by assessing the tone of the prosecution.
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Back in Barcelona, Arm Holdings' Segars gave an insight into the technology required for autonomous vehicles.
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A tiny bit of insight into tech and family planning is an interesting place to start.
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But her experiences provide a unique insight into the lives of those "going country" in Southend.
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But crash experts say it may provide only limited insight into the cause of the crash.
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The 2015 case isn't the only one that offers some insight into Kavanaugh's approach to privacy.
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In a single "tidy," men and children were gaining insight into the emotional labor of housekeeping.
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It is useful to cite it, as it gives further insight into Finlay's thinking: Only connect!
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Now she's offering more insight into her general philosophy of education — and parents should be concerned.
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Teaming up with local players gives Youon insight into customers abroad, suggests market research firm Analysys.
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The documentary gave insight into the life of political and social activist and strategist, Bayard Rustin.
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All the while, I was focused on questions the game wasn't interested in offering insight into.
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World-Check is designed to give insight into financial crime and the people potentially behind it.
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If it is supposed to be a great insight into the character and destiny of the
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With the introduction of Friends on HQ, the company gets a bit more insight into users.
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For Sabaaneh, these drawings provide an insight into Palestine that the world critically needs to see.
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The findings about LAB-1 could offer insight into how structures in the universe are formed.
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That contest will offer insight into just how diminished the Republican Party is in this state.
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Looking at these factors can give you insight into which option is best for you.5.
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But providing genuine insight into the 2016 campaign isn't what Let Trump Be Trump is about.
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What's more, it offers some useful insight into the president's approach to governance, power, and democracy.
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Flynn and McGahn are expected to offer insight into the approximately three-week period, NBC said.
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"It gives insight into the fact that he's still a child," Flom said to Business Insider.
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And so we're getting insight into exactly what's happening inside the FBI at the highest levels.
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But this new report — and widely circulated warning — provides insight into a much larger, escalating threat.
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"No insight into what the problem is yet," NASA spokesman Dan Huot wrote in an email.
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Rogan's interview style offered insight into a type of masculinity that I never had access to.
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If you have any insight into why Karmazin has changed his story, please get in touch.
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But it's the video that really gives the biggest insight into the vibe he's going for.
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One example the Ralph story team shared offers valuable insight into how the storyboarding process works.
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This gives us literally zero insight into what the special counsel is actually doing and thinking.
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It's a good insight into exactly how fun a person she is outside of her music.
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For a bit more insight into the history of the OS, I'd recommend Rebel Code and
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This might be the root cause of depression symptoms, and provide more insight into possible treatment.
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Moreover, as I learned, Alice's feelings toward Lyndon provide insight into certain aspects of his career.
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Assigning grades to schools gives a parent no insight into the educational welfare of their child.
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This slate provides greater insight into how Trump will look to reshape the lower federal courts.
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But the whole thing gave me new insight into these pools of capital after venture capital.
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But we are getting some real insight into the role this conflict plays in their marriage.
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He had appraised the estate of a Bingham family member, giving him insight into their ancestry.
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It is less likely that the physical will yield in-depth insight into Mr. Trump's psyche.
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But the poem clearly represents the poet's sharp insight into the worlds he represents and creates.
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An examination of how McKinley's policies evolved can offer some insight into our own political climate.
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The special counsel did not provide any insight into whether Vladimir Putin has something on him.
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Our experience along the border also gives us special insight into where things might go next.
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To offer more insight into how we work, we invited readers to send us their questions.
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SCHMIDT: Because we think it gives very important insight into how you did what you did.
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He thought the study offered an important insight into how certain species adapt to extreme weather.
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But the case was settled without a trial or much public insight into what actually happened.
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A recent interview with Australia's Financial Review could offer further insight into Dorsey's crypto Africa vision.
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By sequencing the virus, the team has gained insight into the origins of the deadly scourge.
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They evolved 120 million years ago and offer insight into the link between mammals and reptiles.
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Mr. Trump's response to the attack offered insight into his deference to the Saudi royal family.
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The Warren campaign rarely discusses strategy publicly, wary of giving rival campaigns insight into its thinking.
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During the gaggle, Graham also offered insight into President Donald Trump's mindset as the trial continues.
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Didn't give me much insight into the campaign — Mike Dukakis won the nomination, God help us.
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Even though they largely withheld details, the companies did provide some new insight into their operations.
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But it also offers a fascinating insight into key leadership advice and tips for the future.
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The pop-up was a hit and it gave Hyman insight into the company's potential customers.
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These interactions throughout 2016 gave me an early insight into why Donald Trump's candidacy was real.
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He gave the YouTuber Lopez's famous glow, and also shared some insight into his beauty career.
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Working on honesty is a chance to gain insight into yourself, including your most intimate relationships.
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Read another way, it suggested that a political operative might have insight into Ms. Lynch's thinking.
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ISPs do also use insight into DNS requests to offer services like content filtering for children.
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But they offer astronomers insight into how stars formed in the early stages of our galaxy.
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We'd hoped the comic strip would give readers new insight into the everyday experience of refugees.
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Officials would not offer any insight into why Mr. Anderson and Ms. Graham attacked the market.
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Floyd aside, some of the finale's beats display insight into what makes for good genre entertainment.
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Taken together, the two documents give some insight into how the two chief execs approach management.
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Johnny Depp's lawsuit against his financial advisers offers insight into the political debate, our columnist observes.
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I'd love to see a second season give us more insight into Lube Man's whole story.
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" Centcom also said the raid "will likely provide insight into the planning of future terror plots.
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These are the people who ought to have the best insight into trends in child behavior.
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Times Insider delivers behind-the-scenes insight into stories that appear in The New York Times.
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Times Insider delivers behind-the-scenes insight into how New York Times reporters do their jobs.
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This retrospective provides a panorama of his works as well as insight into his creative process.
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Politicians' memoirs, including those by Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, can give insight into their values.
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Those firms have said they paid Cohen because they were seeking insight into the Trump administration.
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In 2006, through a coöperator, Forcelli had his first insight into how wrongful convictions can occur.
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Mr. Newman said El Chapo's behavior in the courtroom gave him insight into the kingpin's ego.
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He accumulated a small circle of friends who believed he had special insight into surviving incarceration.
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But Levin also considers it an artwork that provides people with new insight into their cities.
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What the book does offer is insight into the transgressive mind of a true literary talent.
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In essence these codices provide the best insight into the history and culture of early Mexico.
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In their quarterly reports, corporate executives will give forecasts or insight into prospects for the year.
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Outside of yourself, do you have any insight into the subculture of female gamers modding games?
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The psychologist then analyzes the imagined projections to gain insight into the subject's personality or pathology.
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What makes Picciolini's insight into these individuals so compelling is that he used to be one.
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Howland interviewed each of her subjects, offering further insight into this critical moment in Iraqi history.
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He won't discuss the fallout but will say that it gave him an insight into Swift.
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Obviously, I have zero insight into what may have been communicated back and forth, so I'd refer you to General Flynn himself or spokespeople for the transition who may be able to provide additional insight into the nature of those conversations and why those conversations were initiated.
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On this particular press tour, he's been sharing insight into some of his style and beauty moments – including insight into his favorite body part (very cut butt), how good he looks in skinny jeans and a ruffled top, and the healthy snacks that inspire him to rap.
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Bharati Mukherjee's novel will give readers valuable insight into diversity, cultural perspectives and the need for inclusion.
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It's the perfect way to get insight into a field that may have seemed inscrutable before listening.
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That unusual demographic in Sindh has given investigators potential insight into the cause of the latest outbreak.
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Schiff said he thought Johnson "would have insight" into a statement by the intelligence community on Oct.
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It turns out that deposits of hydrogen near the lunar poles may provide insight into this mystery.
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This scene is presented as a shocking insight into Iran's authoritarian regime, whereas it is simply hyperbole.
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A therapist, of course, is another person who may be able to provide insight into the relationship.
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The public records provide some of the only insight into Neuralink's activity in its year of existence.
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But his past writings offer insight into his decision-making process and leadership style as a businessman.
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For one, it gives us insight into how the brains of healthy people and suicidal people differ.
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Following are some tweets that offer more insight into what today's announcement means to them and others.
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Thanks to Trump's interview on Squawkbox today, we have a rare insight into a national election plan.
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CNN: Having worked on this for four years now, what's your insight into why this is happening?
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During the interview Stewart gave further insight into her time behind bars, including her TV viewing habits.
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They provide insight into what people want to talk about online, what they consider urgent and personal.
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Alison Brie, the star of Glow, offered insight into why having women in leadership roles is important.
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A recent episode gave detailed insight into what goes into the AP's decision to call a race.
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Here, Hyperallergic profiles the exhibition and provides key insight into this fascinating time in US history. —G.
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CSX Transportation's Tuesday earnings call gave some insight into what stocks could be worth playing, Cramer said.
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Now, the 50-year-old is giving insight into the daily wellness routine that helps her thrive.
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NC police shooting Newly released police body cam footage gives more insight into Keith Lamont Scott's death.
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It should give you at least some insight into how incredibly bad most of these skills are.
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It also offered rare, candid insight into the impact of Sterling's death on officers in the community.
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So the odds are good that ULA will find a good time to get InSight into space.
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But a scraped event description TechCrunch discovered on Rallyist provides deeper insight into the disruptive information operation.
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It suggests that equity investors can best glean insight into a firm by quizzing its chief executive.
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But we do collect an extraordinary amount of insight into attitudes and opinions and values of voters.
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Thanks to Netflix, we now have some insight into the performance that launched a thousand think pieces.
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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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The aim, the researchers say, is to give employees insight into physical, emotional and behavioral well-being.
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While Sanders was much more detailed, Trump did give some insight into what he thinks about NASA.
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We're not just gaining insight into Randall, Kate and Kevin as adults — we're learning along with them.
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The hardy microbe might provide insight into how we can break down toxic chemicals in contaminated water.
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The website and book Beautiful Trouble gives you a good insight into this strategic thinking and teaching.
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In Sunday's tweet, Manning included a campaign video that gave more insight into her decision to run.
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Self-reported information is often unreliable, and we generally have very little insight into our own personalities.
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These data give companies greater insight into what consumers want so they can adjust their marketing accordingly.
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Generally speaking, someone's sign can provide insight into their overall personality traits, their likes, and their dislikes.
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But learning these details could provide important insight into the scale of the challenges the platforms face.
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That lab, say British spooks, has provided unparalleled insight into both Huawei's products and its corporate culture.
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Lyman alpha photons are scattering light in that dark matter, and giving us insight into its structure.
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Actually, he didn't change much, but the show routinely gave deeper and deeper insight into his weirdness.
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Update: Cloudflare co-founder and CEO Matthew Prince offers up some insight into what's going on here.
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Tragically, this insight into the impact of war on young men isn't available to Australian Netflix customers.
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The authors hope understanding the motivations behind such acts can offer insight into how to prevent them.
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She got an insight into the way his thought processes were changing while he was in London.
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The results were published in Nature in 2017, and provided greater insight into how these systems function.
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In recent years, women have increasingly turned to personal technology to provide insight into their own fertility.
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Do you feel like you got an insight into Britain's sexual quirks while you were working there?
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"Mathematical modeling can provide strong insight into mechanisms of plague transmission for past epidemics," write the authors.
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Anytime you get an insight into what somebody else is experiencing, it makes you understand them more.
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ET (1800 GMT), providing insight into the thinking behind its move to suspend rate hikes this year.
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SCARAMUCCI: Before you say all that, I'm trying to give your viewers insight into the President's personality.
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They have no access to — or insight into — the people who actually buy and use their products.
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But this also means you get some insight into what kind of designs people flock to first.
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From a Los Angeles restaurant owner: Owning restaurants will give you insight into having a criminal mind.
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But one look at his popular Tumblr account gives a little insight into the teen's personal life.
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The once mighty social media platform helped bring new insight into what life was like in Australia.
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For the first time, Apple can offer some insight into why they've chosen to highlight certain apps.
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For the full insight into what businessman Toby does at the North Pole, visit his youtube page!
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"For consumers, it's not that easy to have insight into what's happening with their sleep," said Raymann.
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Investigators "interviewed Christopher Watts for the purpose of developing further insight into the case," the statement reads.
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But since she started CBT a year ago, she's gained insight into what exactly is troubling her.
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He searched through Harris' patent filings, which gave him far more insight into how the devices worked.
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However, there are two major exceptions to the trend that could provide some insight into this year.
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The revelation gave privacy-concerned onlookers a rare insight into just how invasive Palantir technology can be.
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Seen together, these theaters might give more insight into Villar Rojas's views on history, autonomy, and identity.
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The survey also provides insight into how LGBTQ+ kids want to be reached in times of crisis.
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Abdeslam could also provide tremendous insight into current and future jihadist threats against the entire European Union.
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For homeowners considering making improvements, the analysis offers some insight into which upgrades generate the best returns.
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Hacked audio published last month by the Washington Free Beacon provides further insight into Clinton's policymaking strategy.
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The next scene was pretty moving, too — and finally gave us some more insight into Nova's mother.
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Similarly, another project became a vehicle that provided insight into the role women play in dancehall spaces.
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Swank also gave insight into her relationship with Schneider and the romantic way he proposed in Colorado.
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Now that I had a little insight into my opponent's strategy, it was time for the shootout.
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It is only through the atelier that the viewer can gain unusual insight into each artist's process.
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Purple could therefore give us insight into what life on other planets, or exoplanets, might look like.
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Secondly, it would provide on-scene insight into what is actually going on in North Korea—intelligence.
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Novartis and AT&T have since confirmed they paid Cohen to gain insight into the Trump administration.
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The newspaper gained access to more than 100,000 documents revealing insight into the Trump family's financial records.
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Characters that will hopefully provide a bit more insight into what's been going on at this school.
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DeVos says that the program in Singapore will provide invaluable insight into how people use the vehicle.
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"Myanmar's Imagined Jihadis" provides insight into the ethnic cleansing of the Rohingya in Myanmar by the government.
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This would allow Congress greater insight into projected spending needs and improve strategic planning at the Pentagon.
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Speaking on condition of anonymity to discuss internal deliberations, they didn't give any insight into Commerce's conclusions.
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More insight into the president's behaviour, legislators said, would help them develop legislation to tighten ethics rules.
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For example, Novartis and AT&T have since acknowledged they paid Cohen for insight into the administration.
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Looking forward, Pax has plans to give users more insight into taking the guesswork out of cannabis.
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Kept doctor 'on retainer' Paddock's testimony offers little insight into what could have prompted last week's attack.
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The Pentagon's fiscal 2019 budget proposal released on Monday gave insight into what the report might say.
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Examining the makeup of solar system objects like Ceres provides insight into how the solar system formed.
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He helped authorities catch his closest friend and gave counterterrorism officials insight into how al Qaeda operates.
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The author, one of the Middle East's most popular, offers keen insight into midcentury Egypt's colonial tensions.
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Schools are where teachers' insight into childhood behavior can be supported by evidence-based mental health programs.
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Micro-credentials help mitigate this problem by giving businesses greater insight into an applicant's skills and abilities.
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Novartis and AT&T have since confirmed they paid Cohen to gain insight into the Trump administration.
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Genomic science has saved countless lives, and given us miraculous insight into matters of the human body.
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The researchers believe their study provides some insight into how these birds might respond to climate change.
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Given the ownership of Geico, maybe you have some insight into it as well-- Warren and Charlie.
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A new software update will also arrive early next year giving users more insight into battery life.
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And his 12-minute speech perhaps gives us an insight into the kind of man he is.
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It gave her fresh insight into many youth problems, from drop outs to drug use to violence.
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This allowed him to acquire deep insight into the leaders we profiled, which powered the entire book.
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German intelligence officials said that Mr. Sarfo's information offered useful insight into the inner workings of ISIS.
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If Megan Markle streams The Crown for insight into her new life, she will see her future
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Smikle said the deployment of Biden's son would give voters insight into his thinking on the matter.
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It presents a record of action and insight into violence that might otherwise disappear into the mob.
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Both of these short videos offer insight into the ways that race and identity shape our perspectives.
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Onavo charts are quite an insight into facebook's commanding view of the app-based attention marketplace pic.twitter.
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These proteins are giving us a privileged insight into how the human brain does what it does.
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The full moon in Capricorn arrives at 12:53 AM, offering profound insight into our emotional needs.
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It's a bare insight into what skateboarding should be with mates: concrete, beers, and seeing cool shit.
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For the managers, it's been designed to help give deeper insight into their customer service center operation.
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But the bovine system does offer an accessible insight into the mind of a 20193th-century viewer.
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ShareChat's founders Ankush, Bhanu and Farid blew us away with their insight into this new user base.
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They do, however, offer at least one key bit of insight into the company's on-going plans.
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Still, his trips have allowed him fascinating, if restricted, insight into the country's culture and eating habits.
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However, the post-meeting statement provided little in the way of insight into what drove the decision.
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It could provide insight into how hospitals might limit the number of people exposed to each patient.
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According to Ruskin, an artist's skillful deployment of such imagery could yield insight into the human condition.
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And that story offers some insight into Stone's interactions with the Trump campaign, including contact about WikiLeaks.
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Investigating that possibility "could give us some insight into these cancers," she said, helping pets and people.
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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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That gives him real insight into the way that world works and plenty of contacts inside it.
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Crate diggers will love this insight into the dub legend's eclectic and varied music collection and influences.
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A wristband made of smart fabric may someday provide real-time insight into wearers' emotions, researchers say.
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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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It does, however, offer a curious insight into how Moses perceives himself in the act of painting.
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The 2017 speech at the American Enterprise Institute offers a bit more insight into where Kavanaugh stands.
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It is told in reverse chronological order, giving insight into what brought these characters to the clinic.
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But her story gave Zaloom insight into the evolving role of college debt in contemporary American life.
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We got more insight into the relationships between Mobley and Trenton, not to mention Darlene and Angela.
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White House officials are asking tech companies for more insight into our social networks and travel patterns.
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But they help provide some insight into how the caucuses went until we get some official answers.
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It's not, though Affleck admits to having deeper insight into the role than some other actors might.
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When people have more insight into their emotions, they can be more in control of their behaviors.
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The photographs and story are unquestionably compelling and provide insight into an event of crucial public interest.
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A ProPublica investigation has given significant insight into the philanthropic predilections of hedge fund billionaire David Shaw.
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"It gives us quantitative information and insight into the properties of the atmosphere and the land surface."
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The analysis gives some insight into how the Trump administration adheres to the Freedom of Information Act.
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This week, we gained insight into some important steps necessary before the vehicles really hit the road.
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But lightning is detectable from satellites, which gives scientists' better insight into the planet's constantly erupting volcanoes.
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McCarthy has real insight into the way adolescents withdraw emotionally, wrapping themselves in protective cocoons of silence.
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But they said they had no insight into the scope of how successful the attacks have been.
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ET Thursday, after the Federal Reserve's meeting on Wednesday provided little new insight into Fed rate policy.
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Anything that can provide insight into treatment, including how cancer specialists and patients are spending their time.
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In full, the report:Provides insight into which platforms brands should prioritize based on their target audience segments.
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Adding directors with more industry expertise, and insight into growth markets like Asia shouldn't be a stretch.
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Ms. Merkel has been studying Mr. Trump's speeches to get an insight into the new president's thinking.
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Simpsons writer Josh Weinstein gave us an insight into how the world's most unforgettable luncheon was born.
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ET. Coming tomorrow: The US jobs report for November will give fresh insight into America's economic health.
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Only the dispatcher's words were captured, but it provides insight into the panic the captain was experiencing.
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And each member's unique use of social media provided a window of insight into their new lives.
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So what does The Gotobeds' Eli Kasan have to offer by way of insight into the track?
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He will give deeper insight into people he's known, admired and even debated with over the years.
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That must have given you some insight into the work, and shaped how you built the production.
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For future political historians, they may offer a few meaningful tidbits of insight into the Clinton campaign.
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The letter outlines Mr. Ghomeshi's progress toward acquiring insight into the attitudes which sourced his offensive behaviour.
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But without insight into how those algorithmic decisions were made, people had no legal recourse — until now.
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I think it gives us so much insight into who we are and why businesses work. Fantastic.
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The troves of evidence gave a lot of insight into El Chapo and his drug trafficking organization.
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Listen closely to the records Mija spins at this appearance for further insight into her expanding universe.houseofyes.
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It gave me some insight into how extreme the winds and seas we'd encountered were at the time.
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Carson's spokesman, Armstrong Williams, had suggested he had lived in public housing, giving him insight into HUD's mission.
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But its misfortune is now giving scientists unique insight into feathered dinosaurs that prospered during the Cretaceous Period.
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CEO Mark Zuckerberg offered a rare insight into the company's strategy moving forward during the earnings call Tuesday.
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The discovery could have important implications for the study of dino eggs, and offers insight into dinosaur behavior.
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That sort of insight into the inner-workings of cells could help us better understand aging and disease.
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Biden does not offer insight into the 2020 presidential run of her husband, former Vice President Joe Biden.
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For the corporation, there is firsthand insight into the success of the startup's business model, technology and market.
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Ahead, we offer you some insight into how each sign might want to prepare for the new year.
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Through use, it will offer both retailers plenty of insight into how shopping works and what customers want.
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Buting's book provides insight into what he and co-counsel Dean Strang experienced during their defense of Avery.
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This list is an insight into the tastes of our US writers and the shows that moved them.
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Another theme-with-a-twist-ending episode, and another very bleak insight into the world of Princess Carolyn.
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The book lists a number of animals, answers the titular question, and offers some insight into animal digestion.
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There's also an auto feature for monitoring at night, which offers extra insight into the device's sleep tracking.
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If there's a person at Ford who can provide insight into where the company is headed, it's Washington.
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But in August, Lawrence, 26, gave insight into their romance, telling Vogue she was immediately drawn to Aronofsky.
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It is a note of insight into the first lady that perhaps peels back some of the mystery.
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Chemo-free 'cancer vaccine' starts human trials Dr. Devi Nampiaparampil provides insight into the vaccine and the trials.
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A new study published on Wednesday gives insight into how often these injuries happen in the United States.
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Added insight Pyongyang's promotion has also provided greater insight into the status of its nuclear and missile programs.
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More importantly, this charming research method has given us new insight into how the brain organizes visual information.
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While on the show, he also gave listeners a little more insight into why their marriage ultimately ended.
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The festival's multiplicity of events provides insight into one of the Cuban Revolution's most unusual and exciting projects.
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Twitter is an invaluable insight into the mind of this man, and every foreign intelligence agency knows it.
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It gave me direction and insight into what I wanted to study and what I wanted to do.
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"The way they describe [themselves] gives me often a good insight into how the person ticks," she said.
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It still gave us some great insight into Jo's (Camilla Luddington) time in psychiatric treatment, which proved beneficial.
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But before polls closed, exit polls offered some insight into the opinions of voters turning out on Tuesday.
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"The most important thing out of this is to give the public insight into what happened," Cammack said.
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"We have no insight into how many people have tendered or not tendered," MEG spokesman John Rogers said.
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When pressed by reporters after the event today, she offered some insight into what was taking so long.
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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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Less present is any kind of real insight into what Houston's fame meant (or didn't) to Black Americans.
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"This insight into Facebook's rules on moderating content is alarming to say the least," the spokesperson told us.
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"The New START treaty has provided us with valuable insight into Russian, in this case, capabilities," he said.
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Here's the original tweet: Wow, this extract from Wolff's book is a shocking insight into Trump's mind: pic.twitter.
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Now, we're all being granted a little more insight into the woman that exists outside of the legend.
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This just in: Stranger Things just dropped a fake news report that gives some insight into season 2.
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A new report out this morning from Pew Research Center offers insight into the U.S. adult Twitter population.
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Sometimes, this may be insight into the difficult questions we're asking ourselves, even before we have the answers.
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She clearly doesn't buy into the God's Promise hype, but we don't get much insight into her mindset.
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But Bright Lights gave insight into just how important it was for Fisher to see her mother happy.
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If anyone has more insight into how a part like this is made, I'd love to see it!
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But every now and again, an author establishes a reputation for insight into what the future might hold.
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The study provides more insight into how we perceive sounds and the relationships between those sounds and meaning.
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When you have insight into the genetic basis of a condition, you can develop much more effective treatments.
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Perhaps we'll get more insight into the forthcoming foldable handset and some more news on the 5G front.
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Alongside LinkedIn, Microsoft now has a big amount of insight into developers and the tech industry job market.
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It will also give you some insight into how your competitors typically respond or react to negative feedback.
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The film provides important insight into the spirituality of Aboriginal Australian people, as well as plenty of humour.
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Cardi B had Offset removed from the stage, but her Instagram videos gave further insight into the situation.
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From Australia to Argentina, the questions give us an insight into local attitudes towards women at the top.
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Every guy showed me a brief insight into who they are and why they came on this journey.
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Now, there's some insight into why Bieber decided to publicly weigh in — and open himself up to backlash.
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These Breakfast Club alter-egos may even give us more insight into each actor's role in WW 1984.
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Job seekers have long depended on Glassdoor for insight into work culture, office dynamics, salary ranges, and more.
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The InfoSight tool can give them insight into how to optimize the hardware these applications are running on.
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Episode 4 The opening of this episode gives us a bit of insight into Steinar and Halverson's relationship.
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And the annual CNBC America's Top States for Business study offers some valuable insight into how they did.
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This is an important development and provides some insight into the thought processes and preferences of party elites.
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But researchers do have some new insight into how a person might grow more comfortable lying over time.
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Nergal: Because probably you got some insight into that: Was Varg really such a fuckin'… such a fucker?
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In the second half of the twentieth century, cognitive behavioral therapy incorporated Watson's insight into mental health care.
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But in the case of Trump's surrogates, this is providing an amazing insight into their own psychological projection.
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Anyone with insight into X can message me securely on Signal, Telegram or WhatsApp at 917-917-0921.
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The brouhaha over whether IHOP/IHOB slings pancakes or burgers offers acute insight into this week's international conclave.
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They won't really give any insight into the procedure or the processes used to come to that claim.
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Carrie Fisher's colorful and eclectic bedroom, offers a great insight into the late Star Wars actress' creative mind.
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The insight into Deutsche's first quarter comes as it holds talks with rival Commerzbank about a possible merger.
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Pilbara recently inked supply agreements with Chinese and Korean battery- and automakers, giving them insight into Asian demand.
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He may just be able to offer insight into how to deal with some of these difficult subjects.
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The NFL is gaining further insight into structuring and pricing its lucrative media rights portfolio for the future.
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Actor Hisham Fageeh, who has a background in comedy, hopes the film gives an insight into Saudi life.
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As such, Wall Street is looking at Wednesday's report for insight into how HP's hardware businesses are faring.
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But what I hadn't foreseen was how David's story provided an insight into the national prevalence of misery.
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We spoke with Fiona's caretakers and our resident astrologer Annabel Gat to gain insight into this remarkable hippo.
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Ostensibly, it's there to offer insight into the meaning of pictures, QR codes, signs, your schedule and more.
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The state-level lobbying also provides rare insight into how some of the country's largest corporations play politics.
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New figures disclosed spending the last three months of 2016 and provided insight into the year's big movers.
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Recently acquired Twine Health, meanwhile, will help the company give more insight into issues like diabetes and hypertension.
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In that interview, he offered insight into what it was like to be adopted by a movie star.
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The Trevor Project survey provides insight into how LGBTQ+ kids want to be reached in times of crisis.
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In a new interview with Entertainment Weekly, Ventimiglia gives fans some insight into what Jack's downfall may be.
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That simplification process also offers more insight into core differences between Tesla's $23,23 Model S and this model.
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Members of the original design team have stayed on the company, offering insight into its future design palette.
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The Australian performer didn't spill any dirt, but she did give some insight into Hilton's interesting decorating choices.
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Still, the findings help provide a bit of insight into what, exactly, is going on at police departments.
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The warning carries weight because the agency has deep insight into markets across the 28-member European Union.
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It's a great watch and gives a lot of insight into what's been going on with Kanye recently.
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Do you have any kind of particular insight into this area or why it is happening there again?
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ZEEQ also comes with a nightly survey that will eventually grant you more insight into your sleep habits.
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Instead, it makes potential confrontations more dangerous, by depriving military leaders of insight into their adversaries' strategic thinking.
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The other filters come from an instrument that provides insight into the different components of the sun's atmosphere.
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Daily Rituals by Mason CurreyA unique insight into the habits and rituals of the world's most renowned figures.
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Its interactions with those customers give Intel insight into some of the problems many of them are facing.
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Such filings are backward looking but widely followed for insight into what fund managers are buying and selling.
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Instead, the idea seems to be to give customers and visitors greater insight into the broader Samsung experience.
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The findings, published this week in Science, provide new insight into the gas giant's dynamic and enigmatic atmosphere.
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These patches are key to understanding Jupiter's atmospheric processes, and provide insight into the amount of ammonia present.
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I wanted it to fix my sleep by providing real smarts and insight into my atrocious sleeping pattern.
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The accounts will potentially give Google even greater insight into users' income, spending habits and other financial data.
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The Times columnist Frank Bruni offers fresh insight into the particular madness that is the college application process.
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Now, in a letter sent to "American Greed", Conn gives insight into his crime and time in prison.
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And what a fantastic insight into how to enjoy life and recognise the people who make it special.
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These investigations offered crucial insight into just how destructive American policing can be, particularly for communities of color.
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Be aware that adversaries will be constantly mining your posts and those around you for insight into you.
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The finding, which was published Wednesday, provides insight into the evolutionary origin of human speech, the team said.
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With so many people pinning recipes they're interested in, Pinterest arguably had great insight into upcoming food trends.
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Insight into Disney's latest thoughts about piping its television networks to consumers over the internet is hoped for.
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A close look at the Kemper project's troubles offered insight into the necessity — and danger — of federal subsidies.
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And a software update that will hit early next year will give users more insight into battery life.
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These metrics don't help you with your problems, but they give you some insight into Tevi's thought process.
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Perhaps the world will gain some insight into Trump's rationale when he meets with Putin this coming Monday.
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The official opinion will be out in a few weeks, and will provide insight into the commissioners' reasoning.
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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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The ongoing crisis in Brazil, though not a one-to-one comparison, offers some insight into the pitfalls.
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GSR readings provide insight into humans' inner emotional states and are the basis of simple lie detector circuits.
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Time stretches for those few moments giving the player just a little insight into Davison's own dissociative experiences.
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In the meantime, Apple could gain real-world insight into what people want to do with their videos.
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The idea is to provide more automated insight into the company data being collected by the ERP system.
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Insight into—and the ability to step back from—one's current reality is known as meta-cognitive awareness.
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Buffet's emotive work gives insight into his inner thoughts: how his mood and life stories transferred onto canvas.
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In certain cases, fintech firms can even offer significant insight into shaping the efficacy of a product offering.
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Maybe the beer bong would give me some insight into what it's like to be a frat bro.
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Having synesthesia gives me great insight into describing the embodiment of these women without words or pretty pictures.
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At times, he conjured visions—dream-like scenarios that offered rare insight into the relationships in his life.
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They have also provided the framework enabling insight into Russia's forces and on-site inspections to verify compliance.
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Mr. Smithwick said that the pattern could provide insight into the type of environment where the dinosaur lived.
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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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Florida primaries give no concrete insight into the nearly one-third of voters in Florida who are independents.
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The data points offer crucial insight into the economic hierarchies inside some of the world's most prestigious museums.
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But does porn ostensibly provide any insight into why millennials are the whiniest and/or awesomest generation ever?
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The portraits provide insight into the "appearance and essence" of the artists, illuminating them in a new light.
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The information is analyzed for insight into how to appeal to customers individually to encourage even more spending.
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Though Disney is not a high growth company, its results offer insight into the strength of consumer spending.
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Read these books to learn more about her life and career, and gain insight into who she was.
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She oversaw a bewildering array of tasks that demanded the keenest insight into human nature, needs and foibles.
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The findings provide new insight into ant evolution and could help engineers design more powerful and efficient machines.
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She said the case had given her insight into how institutions work and how they can be abused.
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Here are three books by Haitian writers that provide insight into the country's history of struggle and resistance.
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This should be a truly unique opportunity to gain deeper and personal insight into Almaraz and his influence.
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Street food is usually cheap and widely available, and can give you insight into the local food culture.
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They also would not give any insight into future hoaxes they have planned, but said to expect them.
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As usual, the invitation didn't provide much insight into what Apple (AAPL) will actually discuss at the event.
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Past US purchases of other territories could also provide insight into what Washington may be willing to pay.
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Vanguard's paper provided little insight into how it arrived at its conclusion but did include one key detail.
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If anything (and, if proven) it offers some unique insight into how Trump and his close allies operate.
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Previous accounts gave us the logistics, but Bilton's book gives us psychological shading and insight into Alford's method.
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Alphabet started disclosing the new information "to give greater insight into our business," Pichai said on the call.
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By holding digs across the state, paleontologists can gain insight into an intriguing and mysterious window in time.
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Cohen was the lynchpin: He would pose as a Syrian businessman and gain insight into Syria's military strategy.
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TechCrunch reporter Jake Bright will occasionally provide insight into electric motorcycles, racing and the startup scene in Africa.
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You might end up with the physical structures, but little insight into the neural activity that happens there.
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Seventh episode "God is Greater" finally gives us some insight into why she refuses to fully embrace Zelman.
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Why it matters: The speech gives insight into the case that Democrats plan to make for Trump's impeachment.
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" He also said he has no insight into the Centre's current activities: "I don't come to any events.
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All of them provide insight into the evolution of life and the ecosystem at the time in Africa.
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Two centuries later, global health programs still have more work to do to put that insight into practice.
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