That response will help shed light on Trump's dark agenda.
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Hayes will shed light on whether the move is deserved.
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My Ethics Package will shed light on conflicts of interest.
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Canada's experience can also shed light on this reckless policy.
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Are they hoping to shed light on a serious condition?
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The meeting account may shed light on any internal misgivings.
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But unpacking these themes shed light on some of mother!
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Go deeper: New arrests shed light on vaping's black market
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So it is a critical time to shed light on it.
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Some said the next EIA data could shed light on that.
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Our studies may also help to shed light on Trump's appeal.
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The selections could shed light on Denholm's immediate impact as chairwoman.
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Now, he has shed light on another need: Twitter product changes.
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The pause will shed light on these and many other factors.
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Becky Peterson and Meghan Morris shed light on WeWork's Kabbalah connection.
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Very few of those tidbits, however, shed light on lesbian history.
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But research shed light on a new mutation in her body.
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But the video failed to shed light on a possible motive.
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The confession did not shed light on a motive, Manley said.
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We will shed light on this using all means we have.
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Research has shed light on increasing safety concerns related to cannabis.
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The discovery shed light on how Saturn's 67 other satellites developed.
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It can shed light on what you could potentially make money from.
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This may shed light on the evolution of galaxies, stars and gravity.
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Many have focused on the past to shed light on the present.
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If found, the black box will shed light on what happened.[Guardian]
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Have there been any precedents that can shed light on this moment?
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He also failed to shed light on whether the intel was classified.
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His tax returns could shed light on whom he does business with.
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The study also shed light on who is most susceptible to sepsis.
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That attack shed light on the extent of U.S. operations in Niger.
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It is expected to shed light on the so-called gig economy.
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These designations shed light on the nature of the information in Mrs.
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The official declined to shed light on what specifically is being discussed.
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The incidents have shed light on terrorists' use of encryption to communicate.
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This cycle's data helps shed light on this chicken-or-egg problem.
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Do insights about Wisconsin shed light on the rest of the country?
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Ahead, photos and stories that shed light on the Las Mayas tradition.
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Understanding why humans don't could shed light on the meat-allergy mystery.
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This can often shed light on what's hurting you in the present.
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Law enforcement officials hope she can shed light on Mr. Paddock's motives.
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Arlie Russell Hochschild's shed light on the politics of its struggling whites.
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And that could shed light on the origin of our planet, too.
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"Done right, interactivity can shed light on what divides us," he added.
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In interviews, IS insurgents shed light on what Iraqi forces were up against.
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It also shed light on other species—plenty of dinosaurs had thick skulls.
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The most recent studies, both published in Science, shed light on that history.
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Understanding them could shed light on how our own planet came to be.
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This clue sent her on tireless quest to shed light on her background.
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It could shed light on early development and help improve fertility treatment procedures.
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They have demanded documents and testimony that might shed light on the matter.
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There are myriad ways that Leonardo's DNA can shed light on his life.
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Machine Gun Kelly is continuing to shed light on his feud with Eminem.
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Sports athletes did it to shed light on police brutality in this nation.
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The official also shed light on the timing of Comey's ouster this week.
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The overall intent of the event was the shed light on journalistic malfeasance.
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Any data that could shed light on the incident would surely be valuable.
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The account of the March meeting may shed light on these internal disagreements.
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The findings do not shed light on the origin of this pattern, though.
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And so, I want to shed light on how those conversations came about.
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But Reuters' observations, combined with the other information, shed light on its scale.
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Such emotions may shed light on what inspires people to share false stories.
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Who are other local artists you want to shed light on and why?
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Share personality tests with teammates to shed light on communication styles and preferences.
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The person of interest so far has not shed light on the situation.
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Big name corporate earnings could also shed light on the trade war's toll.
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It may shed light on their behaviors or attitudes that set you off.
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They are pieces of a puzzle that shed light on soldiers' daily activities.
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Their case shed light on the world of female jihadists in homegrown terrorism.
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Bastia said it was for the LFP to shed light on the incidents.
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Widespread DNA testing has shed light on the ancestry of millions of Americans.
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The confession and resignation shed light on a nearly five-year-old mystery.
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We review two moving new works that shed light on life in wartime.
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She said she posted about the experience to shed light on the issue.
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"The command has taken measures to shed light on this issue," it said.
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Studying the Tsimane, Dr. Trumble believes, could shed light on this modern plague.
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The officials also shed light on the murky conditions surrounding ongoing family separations.
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Two recent reports shed light on the rapid changes taking place within the industry.
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The documents also shed light on the longstanding relationship between Trump and the Clintons.
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They also shed light on some of the qualities that might define her presidency.
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Recordings of the employee's conversation with air-traffic controllers shed light on his motives.
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"Seeing Eric leave really shed light on how I feel about Krystal," he says.
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Today's full moon in hardworking Taurus will shed light on your career and reputation.
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We think it shed light on her subjects and made her report very flashionable.
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DNA rendering of Jane Doe hopes to shed light on a 1977 Delaware murder.
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Video, audio and documents have not shed light on a motive for the massacre.
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The Osmond family are banding together to shed light on their brother's health crisis.
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The Fed has to make an effort to shed light on what's going on.
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And sometimes, the encounters shed light on policy flaws that can then be addressed.
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Way to shed light on a too often ignored subject can affect us all.
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Butler shed light on the true story via Instagram after the video took off.
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Opponents say the missing documents could shed light on Kavanaugh's views on civil rights.
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He even shed light on what happens psychologically when a team loses a rider.
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She's now using her photos to shed light on the flaws in the system.
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Patients who sustained brain injuries have always shed light on how the brain works.
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A call to the super or managing agent could shed light on the issue.
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At no point was Zinke able to shed light on Trump's climate change views.
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Now, there's a new video series helping to shed light on these emotional stories.
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The documents obtained by Motherboard also shed light on PredPol's former data storage practices.
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They are related to each other; they shed light on and complicate each other.
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Yet understanding what happened to Ata might shed light on skeletal deformities seen today.
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This is a great chance to shed light on some of those things, too.
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The technicians often stumble upon photographs that shed light on important moments in history.
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Some of those insights can shed light on our public discourse regarding climate change.
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Solving that mystery might shed light on ordinary aging and the diseases it brings.
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Many who could have shed light on the sexual misconduct allegations were not questioned.
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Her goal is to shed light on the lesser-known aspects of black masculinity.
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That would shed light on whether Mars was once warm enough to support life.
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The shooting has shed light on a rather obscure aspect of American air travel.
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This year's third breakthrough shed light on the fundamental nature of space and time.
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The series attempts to shed light on the complex relationship between mind and body.
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The logs could shed light on conditions in the area where the troops operated.
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Webb is also well-equipped to shed light on the mysteries of planet formation.
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It would only shed light on how the company's product finds malware, he said.
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But those polls also have important methodological differences that shed light on the results.
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He said he hoped to shed light on an often secretive and misunderstood practice.
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The new study may help shed light on the mechanisms of ALS, she said.
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British undertakers shed light on the business of dying in this BBC Two series.
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These lessons shed light on why he was such a valuable coach to have.
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The killings also shed light on the collusion between local police and organized crime.
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Even in glossing over [Peres's history], you have to shed light on his transformation.
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This case will shed light on the importance of having immigration policies that protect families, and it will shed light on the fact that no matter how our executive agencies direct priorities within our immigration system, there is no substitute for legislative reform.
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"The overall goal is to shed light on all of these Trump scandals," Akerman said.
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Authorities hope that further testing will shed light on when and how the babies died.
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He also hopes his campaign will shed light on the immense power district attorney's wield.
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The social media site will now shed light on the accounts' actions starting years earlier.
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State investigations have shed light on some of the cases pursued by the Saturday Mothers.
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The newly released statements also shed light on what happened as the shooting was unfolding.
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Such studies could shed light on which treatments work best in which groups of patients.
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So I hope I can shed light on what's not working with the red tape.
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Now one New Zealand researcher hopes to use science to shed light on the lore.
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Samsung also shed light on Harman, which is its most expensive acquisition at $8 billion.
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I think seeing [Trump's election] shed light on my dedication to politics a bit more.
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It may also shed light on one of his particular interests, the nature of consciousness.
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The House committee has sought Trump's federal returns to shed light on his business dealings.
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Inside the Nigeria Pavilion The artists shed light on Nigerian life in the 21st century.
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We don't know yet, but both should shed light on this fascinating if tragic story.
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There is one more thing our government could do to shed light on the attack.
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He also shed light on why Berkshire decided to buy additional Apple shares and more.
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Thursday's earnings report from the airline may shed light on its success or lack thereof.
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Dorrie is thankful that her post has shed light on life with type 1 diabetes.
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But investigator comments in Rivera's warrant affidavit, released Tuesday, shed light on Tibbetts' final moments.
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These appointments will help to shed light on who will take the seat in Frankfurt.
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Now, the feds are releasing additional material to shed light on their probe. http://bit.
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Perhaps the SAG-AFTRA strike will finally shed light on the answers to these questions.
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The more recent Cambridge Analytica scandal shed light on Facebook's previously lax data privacy practices.
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Mueller's team has recently interviewed White House witnesses who could shed light on Comey's firing.
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This new docu-series traipses across the globe to shed light on art and history.
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The revelations may shed light on a possible motive in the death of Staff Sgt.
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Because ctenophore lineages are so ancient, their adaptations can shed light on larger evolutionary questions.
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But it has also shed light on perfectly legal ways to game the admissions process.
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Once we get answers to these questions, they might shed light on the larger outbreak.
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Hopefully it will shed light on this situation and be a positive example for others.
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Two numbers will shed light on the bigger picture: China's trade balance and annual growth.
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The hearing may also shed light on Ross's tech policies which are still largely unknown.
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The series also shed light on the several other sexual misconduct allegations made against him.
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Trump has stubbornly refused to release his taxes, which could shed light on the issue.
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But a new survey by the Financial Times could help shed light on the process.
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Investors await a U.S. jobs report on Friday that will shed light on wage inflation.
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Mice can shed light on certain biological processes but differ from humans in critical ways.
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The document appears to shed light on Verma's attitude toward her first boss at HHS.
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Media investigations have shed light on YouTube's difficulties preventing its algorithm from promoting false information.
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Jonathan Van Ness is sharing his story to shed light on the HIV-positive community.
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In this study, the authors shed light on some possible new patterns behind the effect.
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The survey results also shed light on some root causes of sexual harassment and discrimination.
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But the margins of victory could shed light on whether primary voters want ideological purity.
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But is there not a great irony in the media utilizing the stolen documents of Assange's anarchist outfit to "shed light" on things while simultaneously failing to do anything to shed light on WikiLeaks, its Russian connections, and the aid each gave to Trump?
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Congress is after more recent information that could shed light on a range of other questions.
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And learning more about how the moon evolved could shed light on Earth's evolution, as well.
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WikiLeaks has published a new set of documents that shed light on the CIA's hacking capabilities.
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This definitive account draws on new sources to shed light on his career and volatile times.
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This analysis is also limited to the House, and doesn't shed light on the Senate races.
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ESA scientists hope that the ExoMars missions can shed light on what might be causing it.
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Uber and Lyft's lukewarm IPOs have shed light on Wall Street's uncertainty toward highly priced unicorns.
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But it's the differences between these two farming communities that shed light on the reasons why.
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And it could shed light on one of most poorly-understood properties of life on Earth.
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His donations shed light on the circuitous path contributions can follow once they leave donors' hands.
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Further, the document we discovered yesterday has itself shed light on a near-term XM aberration.
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Leonardo DiCaprio's 2006 movie "Blood Diamond" shed light on the sometimes dubious origins of luxury goods.
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Next up, the researchers hope to shed light on some older remains they found while excavating.
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He shed light on his motive in a widely shared YouTube video he posted on Tuesday.
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Here, Corsi makes some surprising disclosures — and admissions — that really could shed light on Mueller's investigation.
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"The SEC will continue to shed light on dark pools to better protect investors," she said.
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And wastewater collected from 49 treatment plants shed light on heroin use in 24 Chinese cities.
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The commission must champion much-needed transparency measures to shed light on our fixed-income markets.
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From there, we conferred with psychologists to shed light on why these statements could prove helpful.
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The Democrat-controlled committee has sought Trump's federal returns to shed light on his business dealings.
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A whistleblower is someone like Snowden, who shed light on governmental actions that violated the constitution.
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Her two-week expedition shed light on the immense impact commercial aviation has on climate change.
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ET (0003 GMT) could shed light on the central bank's economic and interest rate hike outlook.
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Norton's compilation discs shed light on lively recording scenes outside New York, Philadelphia and Los Angeles.
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This Fast Company exclusive shed light on the story behind the ads and turned the tides.
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While it might be difficult to decipher today, tomorrow it will shed light on the past.
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Aides had to use their phones to shed light on documents, as the dinner was candlelit.
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Mr. Manafort may also be able to shed light on obstruction of justice by the president.
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President Macron also promised that archives that might shed light on the disappeared would be opened.
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Studying the music industry helps shed light on one key factor: the role of superstar markets.
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The investigation, however, shed light on one of the less visible, personal costs of the crisis.
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There's hope — and there are many ways — to shed light on the cave of American democracy.
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The results of those inquiries will likely shed light on whether Facebook was naive or negligent.
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Jerry Brown has refused to allow advanced DNA testing that may shed light on the case.
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Powell's first press conference will also shed light on the new communication style at the Fed.
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They deserve Europe's protection and care, and hopefully the pope can shed light on their plight.
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The outcomes could shed light on how the country is leaning heading into the presidential election.
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In describing her removal, Yovanovitch mentioned a few tidbits that could shed light on Pompeo's actions.
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Though not a perfect parallel, recent events in South Korea may shed light on this question.
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Mr. Mckesson's supporters herald him for helping shed light on national issues of police abuse and misconduct.
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And my life at the blackjack table can shed light on what the Atlanta Falcons did wrong.
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The new emails also shed light on how that message was disseminated to the National Park Service.
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A Reuters special report in 2016 shed light on the rapid rise of the industry in Israel.
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But the study doesn't shed light on what process causes sleep traits to affect breast cancer risk.
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Studying the second type can shed light on your realistic problems because they share the same paradox.
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Cramer spoke with Rover's CEO Aaron Easterly, who shed light on the high demand for Rover's services.
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And now, further research on Snuppy's reclones could shed light on what being a clone really means.
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Describing Biggers as a syncretist does shed light on his current exhibition at Marianne Boesky gallery, Selah.
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Too often, we take for granted the fact that food can shed light on a region's history.
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Our investigation shed light on the systematic abuse and even the alleged murder of children by nuns.
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A clearer understanding of what exactly happened in 18th-century Britain could shed light on the matter.
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These stories shed light on the reality of a problem that doctors and the media have neglected.
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Obama has said he's going to begin unsealing intelligence files that might shed light on U.S. involvement.
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Though his beliefs and treatments have fierce critics, his insights shed light on the mysteries of cancer.
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Democrats hope this may shed light on aspects of the president's murky affairs relevant to national security.
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Specifically, however, the modalities can shed light on how we deal with matters of control and conflict.
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We are already analyzing the logs of the incidents in order to shed light on what happened.
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Perhaps an early Commodore developer might be able to shed light on who first named the dongle.
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The Paradise Papers have shed light on Apple's shifting strategy for taking advantage of offshore tax rules.
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His interpretations, gleaned from self-revealing details in their paintings, shed light on their motivations as artists.
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Curiously enough, texts that have nothing to do with the Bible may shed light on the matter.
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The "Paradise Papers" shed light on offshore transactions linked to wealthy clients of Appleby, a law firm.
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The work could shed light on how modern cities evolve, and help guide future urban growth policies.
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A TV report in 2016 first shed light on alleged mis-selling of diamonds to the public.
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Doing so would shed light on an insidious industry that many people may not even realize exists.
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Observations of the objects&apos rotation and vibration shed light on how vacuums work, the scientists explained.
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Data from Khashoggi's watch could very well shed light on what happened to him inside the consulate.
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Luckily, the incident has shed light on some of the more egregious harassment that occurs on Reddit.
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The man who could shed light on this mystery was Stefan Lueders, computer security officer at CERN.
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Hemp's legalization will likely spur this growth and could help shed light on the poorly regulated industry.
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They do not show what investors own right now, but can sometimes shed light on investment trends.
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Messages on shooter Syed Rizwan Farook's iPhone may, or may not, shed light on their terrorist ties.
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The Panama papers shed light on the financial behaviour of only a tiny part of the elite.
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There was a milestone in the botany world that shed light on a critical moment in evolution.
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Those inquiries could shed light on the tightly held fundraising practices and political activities of the NRA.
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And it'll shed light on the diversity of worlds we can expect to find orbiting other stars.
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She also hopes to shed light on the dads who have experienced loss in a future project.
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But the appeals court rejected that view, saying they shed light on the motivations behind Trump's order.
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He shed light on how Russian operatives used social media networks to manipulate and influence public opinion.
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What's more, the data are self-reported and don't shed light on actual speed experienced by users.
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Anything that might significantly shed light on the underlying allegation of FBI investigatory bias was deemed unanswerable.
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New reports this week shed light on Saudi Arabia's alleged efforts to quash dissent using big tech.
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Trump's comments after the verdict didn't shed light on whether a pardon could be on the table.
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Reporting data on Treasuries trades may help shed light on structural changes in the market, proponents said.
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But Bloomberg&aposs unique strategy might shed light on what his campaign is actually trying to achieve.
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She told our reporter that she has recordings that shed light on Russia's meddling in American elections.
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He added that the demand and shortages shed light on the impacts of a global supply chain.
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An Illinois law seeks to shed light on the use of artificial intelligence during the hiring process.
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Doctors hope nine sets of twins identified in Brazil's Zika crisis will shed light on the virus.
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While no actual yeti was identified, the DNA research shed light on bear populations in the region.
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Two numbers next week will shed light on the bigger picture: China's trade balance and annual growth.
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That's why 29Rooms is partnering with Uber to help shed light on the company's commitment to safety.
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The documents were reported on by a series of news outlets and shed light on the facilities.
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Mr. Trump has not released his tax returns, which would also shed light on the courses' profitability.
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Grace Meng's surprising reactions to her husband's disappearance, though, may have shed light on a counter current.
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The sudden detention of its top executive has shed light on the perils of this new relationship.
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The ICCS contends the video was intended to shed light on a troubled region, not glorify extremists.
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Her family is calling for a coroner's inquest to help shed light on the circumstances around her death.
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Waymo hoped it would shed light on what Uber knew about Levandowski's downloads, and when Uber knew them.
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Such research can help shed light on things that actually work to help us live longer, better lives.
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The new study, unfortunately, doesn't shed light on why rational discuss seems to fail driving home the truth.
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My film crew recorded our Gettysburg encounters in hopes they'd shed light on this tense moment in America.
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Eyes darting, shifting in their seats, neither would admit to gang activity or shed light on gang life.
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Researchers said the new findings on ancient whales could shed light on what's happening on the planet today.
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It can help shed light on our own insincere practices and hopefully inspire us to be more honest.
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On the flip side, the report also shed light on which of the popular countries were most expensive.
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Some of the main learnings are actually in areas that the Bancor Protocol aims to shed light on.
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Democrats are hoping she can shed light on any role the Pentagon played in withholding aid to Ukraine.
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Gail Sheehy repeatedly shed light on menopause, and Marjorie Williams won awards for reporting on her own cancer.
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A newly unearthed bit of charcoal graffiti has even shed light on the date of the famous disaster.
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We hope their answers can shed light on how to support a friend who is struggling with anxiety.
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A respectful conversation can serve to break down barriers and shed light on one's motivations and underlying concerns.
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The figure is expected to shed light on the impacts of an 11-day truckers' strike in May.
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It was interesting timing how this piece dropped and sort of shed light on all of these things.
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The stories told by trafficking survivors and Vietnamese officials in Lao Cai shed light on this grim trade.
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Mr Erdogan personally took up their cause, promising to shed light on the fate of their loved ones.
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So Yellen wants to keep raising interest rates but did not shed light on when that would happen.
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Fortunately, a new Gallup report, "How Millennials Want to Work and Live," should shed light on that question.
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A Reuters special report published last year shed light on the rapid rise of the industry in Israel.
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In some cases, they can help shed light on previously unknown aspects of the domains they're deployed in.
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It can help shed light on whether—and where—appropriate limits on individuals' right to encryption should lie.
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The FBI investigation is not yet complete but may shed light on the ties between the two men.
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ET. The numbers could shed light on how much of a drag they'll be on first quarter GDP.
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"Dog's Most Wanted" profiled both the family's bounty hunting business and also shed light on Beth's cancer battle.
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While many of the activity isn't illegal, some of the documents shed light on hidden businesses and wealth.
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ET. The publication is expected to shed light on the U.S. Federal Reserve's thoughts on present economic conditions.
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But the report did shed light on the biggest challenges that lie ahead for the streaming-TV giant.
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Their observations can shed light on how the Milky Way formed and even how dark matter surrounds it.
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"Such observations will shed light on the nature of the planet's atmosphere, surface and potential habitability," he added.
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Here are some the photos that shed light on the widespread protests through the streets of Chile's capital:
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On his Facebook page, Mr. Johnson "liked" two groups that seem to shed light on his ideological views.
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They say it will shed light on how tough she would be with the banking sector as president.
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"The radio bubbles discovered with MeerKAT now shed light on the origin of the filaments," Yusef-Zadeh said.
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We're all trying to do what we can, using our platforms, our opportunities, to shed light on it.
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McGahn is viewed as a key witness who could shed light on obstruction of justice allegations against Trump.
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The documents shed light on how Facebook hoarded and doled out user data before the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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It used its recently acquired fame to shed light on mental health and the pressures of social media.
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But Mr. Collins doesn't shed light on what makes his subject tick, and the arty shards never cohere.
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Through their testimony, these stories shed light on one of Africa's least known, but most violent terror groups .
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The report may also shed light on why the special counsel has apparently declined to indict Mr. Trump.
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The lunar eclipse in Libra will shed light on all the ways you've been undermining your general wellbeing.
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In creating these narratives, Roberts and Grace shed light on what it's like to function with mental illness.
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Captions and a glossary shed light on how to identify epicarps (fruit skins) and flabellate (fan-shaped) foliage.
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Vehicles offer a bonus: bumper stickers with political and religious messages that shed light on a jurors' leanings.
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Jerry Brown of California has refused to allow advanced DNA testing that may shed light on the case.
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Can you shed light on how the process of deciding what to talk about or prioritize comes together?
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It's required reading for Robot fans and will shed light on the murkier plot points in Season 2.
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A Reuters special report published in September shed light on the rapid rise of the industry in Israel.
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Next week, they'll file sentencing memos that are expected to shed light on some of these unsettled questions.
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They do, however, shed light on investigators' interactions with the brothers who, investigators say, helped stage the attack.
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Drug rebates on branded products have shed light on the lack of transparency in the prescription drug market.
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But the recording of Kalanick shed light on something else: the model around which the company is built.
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IDC's top-line PC numbers tell the broad story, and survey results help shed light on the details.
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The diplomatic cables Chelsea Manning gave to WikiLeaks in 2010 shed light on the hidden world of diplomacy.
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Irving refused to shed light on their chat, and said it was nobody's business, which was his prerogative.
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I've contacted the RNC, Queen, and BMI to see if any of them can shed light on this.
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Now, the researchers hope that their findings could shed light on how to talk politics without provoking a brawl.
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A CNN investigation in December shed light on Juul's influencer program and identified several social media users who participated.
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Just days into the journey, the project has already shed light on WWI via social media around the world.
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So the patriotic choice is that somehow you have to shed light on the darkness; otherwise the darkness prevails.
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It reminded us why we love her, and shed light on less known corners of her mind and practice.
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Ironically, it was Norman's determination to shed light on auction reserves that marked the death knell of the index.
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It is The Starset Society's intention to use examples like these to shed light on our own modern issues.
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I think media coverage is important because it's important to shed light on different cases to help raise awareness.
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Hicks' testimony, even in written transcript form, will shed light on the nature and depth of Trump's obstructive conduct.
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Gooi said the prosecution failed to shed light on the motive of the murder and why Kim was targeted.
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When you consider it from an astrological perspective, this little coincidence can actually shed light on your relationship overall.
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The same spreadsheets that form the bedrock of startups also enable government transparency and shed light on marginalized communities.
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The actor decided to address the rumors on Instagram, where he shed light on an organization helping addicts recover.
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In a new video for Unicef, the pair shed light on the perils of finding fame on the platform.
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Adrian points out his purpose as a rooftopper, in that he's often able to shed light on the unknown.
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There is no Nielsen or box office report or some other third-party entity to shed light on performance.
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The internal memo, not previously reported, came as White House advisors also scrambled to shed light on Trump's announcement.
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The report said it sought to shed light on the department's decision-making and did not outline specific recommendations.
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These videos were not released at the request of journalists or civilians hoping to shed light on police activity.
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The fund-raising figures also shed light on the specific types of voters that the Democrats are winning over.
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Hopefully, animal studies can help shed light on how non-ionizing radiation could be increasing cancer risk, Samet said.
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The internal memo, not previously reported, came as White House advisers also scrambled to shed light on Trump's announcement.
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The arguments, while ultimately unsuccessful, shed light on Spacey's likely defense strategy as the case moves forward in court.
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Eventually, the technique might be used to shed light on some of the world's most poorly-studied wild animals.
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The family is now waiting on test results that will shed light on what happened to Chase that day.
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Work by Jennifer Chan, a graduate student at the University of Pennsylvania, has, however, shed light on the process.
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He needs to release every email that might shed light on how this calamity developed, and who was responsible.
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Southworth said Gallagher's cellphone could also help shed light on what he was doing leading up to the crash.
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In an interview with Xavier Dolan, the video's director shed light on the events leading up to Wilds' casting.
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CHN Industrial is expected to shed light on its long-term strategy at a capital market day on Sept.
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Heinrich's confession shed light on the mystery that has haunted the Wetterling family and their Minnesota community for decades.
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Insights like these may shed light on which groups, if any, should be surveyed to look for causal relationships.
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But the experiment actually makes sense and has the potential to shed light on what affects our unconscious biases.
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It also would shed light on charitable giving, which well-to-do filers use to reduce their tax burden.
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Meanwhile, Schedules B and D shed light on interest and dividends paid, as well as capital gains and losses.
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Whether she's exploring volcanoes or glaciers, Austad's illuminated sculptures shed light on the scientific principles behind our changing planet.
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Upcoming congressional testimony from Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen could shed light on the pace of U.S. monetary tightening.
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For her series Miscontraception, Sarah Alinia Ziazi created eight colorful illustrations to shed light on the history of contraception.
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These questions shed light on the divisions within the aforementioned groups; they broaden and complicate our ideas of solidarity.
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Finally, Cramer spoke to BioMarin Chairman and CEO JJ Bienaime, who shed light on his pharmaceutical company's latest developments.
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Just last week the tools shed light on a police-involved shooting and the attempted military coup in Turkey.
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Nonetheless, the court has already taken up several significant cases that could shed light on a new justice's thinking.
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In a statement, Blackburn said she hoped the "bipartisan effort" would "shed light" on the country's largest tech companies.
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The novel, data-driven network approach of our study shed light on how offshore finance flows across the globe.
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Manafort's statements could shed light on whether written responses Trump provided to the special counsel were untruthful, Letter said.
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Wenstrup said Sunday he wants to shed light on all potentially unethical activities within the Justice Department and FBI.
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Most (many officers included) have embraced the technology for its potential to shed light on cases of police misconduct.
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Schiff argued that the interpreter could have witnessed a key exchange which would shed light on national security matters.
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To shed light on those questions, Motherboard asked 105 interdisciplinary thinkers about their fears and hopes about the future.
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Movements such as the #SilentNoMore campaign are attempting to shed light on the hardships facing people in the profession.
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Disclosure of these files could do much more than shed light on what happened that horrible day in October.
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Wednesday's second-quarter earnings report could shed light on how far Tesla has to go to hit those marks.
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Cramer hoped that the company's Tuesday analyst meeting would give management an opportunity to shed light on its prospects.
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They seek to shed light on shrinking school enrollment and the power outage that still lingers for many citizens.
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Tracking habits and responses over a period of time may help shed light on the possible mechanisms, she said.
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Leaked pages of the president's old tax returns and other financial documents already have shed light on his finances.
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Ethics experts said the documents shed light on the close relationship Mr. Bernhardt maintained with his former lobbying client.
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Prigozhin also seemed to shed light on one of the ways U.S. authorities have obtained records about the firm.
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Short Stack Luckily there's a tall shelf of luminous contemporary picture books available to shed light on American history.
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Studying Arrokoth can shed light on how the building blocks of planets, called planetesimals, formed in our solar system.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump has for weeks sought to unmask the whistle-blower who shed light on his Ukraine dealings.
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Coupled with real-world experience using the medications, that data could shed light on treatment of men, she said.
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The Labor Department's jobs data on Friday is expected to shed light on the strength of the U.S. economy.
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This has shed light on the inner workings of the admissions process, which has been tightly guarded by Harvard.
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The disclosure is the latest to shed light on Mr. Page's extensive contacts with Russian businessmen and government officials.
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The attached schedules are what can shed light on the sources of income and the deductions a taxpayer takes.
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Records that have emerged in the case have shed light on the network of hoaxers the families are pursuing.
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But remembering the decade&aposs biggest video game failures can shed light on where the industry is headed next.
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The move shed light on an opaque corner of finance that was at the heart of last year's crisis.
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Schiff argued that the interpreter could have witnessed a key exchange which would shed light on national security matters.
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The moves shed light on the challenges for SoftBank in China, as well as China's ambitions outside its borders.
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The family's aim, she said, is to "shed light" on the legal framework regulating the publishing of video games.
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Either way, the cost remains a mystery that the government declined to shed light on during Tuesday's press conference.
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The incident shed light on St. John's "private pain," says Sloane, who had known the actor for over 25 years.
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They wanted to shed light on the origins and evolution of the epidemic that plagued Europe in the Middle Ages.
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Basic research could help shed light on some of those questions—and maybe, one day, even lead to a cure.
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Waymo has sought the document for months, saying it could shed light on what Uber executives knew of Levandowski's actions.
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The information it gathers could even shed light on how our home planet and others in our solar system evolved.
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The documents shed light on just how much information Mueller had gathered on Cohen by the end of that year.
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"This is what the FSA is investigating now," Jarlov said, adding that this would shed light on who was liable.
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Now, the provincial government is blocking efforts to release safety reports that may shed light on how it manages pipelines.
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"Now he's using his own struggle to shed light on the devastating impact of deportation on our communities," she said.
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What might seem faddish could in fact be economists piling in to help shed light on the discipline's darkest corners.
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His tweets shed light on the mental health consequences of living in a country where you're told you're not wanted.
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Trump bucked tradition during his 2016 campaign by refusing to disclose his returns, which could shed light on his finances.
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Countering an often youth-obsessed queer culture, these photos shed light on the later chapters of some of her subjects.
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On Sunday, Kardashian West took to Twitter once again to shed light on the situation from her point of view.
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Ahead, we've compiled some of the most unbelievable quotes, including ones that may shed light on a completely different Ivanka.
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In 2014, #YesAllWomen sought to shed light on the magnitude of of women who have experienced sexual harassment or violence.
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"Seven terrorists have been arrested and an inquiry is underway to shed light on their identities," the ministry statement said.
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Mr Harow may also shed light on two other, potentially more serious, investigations that involve close associates of Mr Netanyahu.
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I did this to shed light on a side of abuse that hasn't been taken seriously, and desperately needs to.
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Even the limited technical information Apple gives on stage tomorrow could shed light on how several other companies are faring.
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Finding the one expert who understood what they had been through and could shed light on this disease was reassuring.
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Drivers hope to leverage the publicity both companies are trying to garner to shed light on their own working conditions.
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"We do need to shed light on this in hopes that there will be some regulation over this," she said.
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It&aposs going to shed light on their inappropriate activities, there as they handled this case, which was apparently wrong.
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Nordstrom's earnings report after the closing bell could shed light on the state of the struggling brick-and-mortar retailers.
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It has become a fun family project and helped shed light on questions about where my mom's family came from.
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Court documents, interviews and public statements over the last few days have begun to shed light on the doomed journey.
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That kind of distinction helps shed light on what Stolper later witnessed in Nigeria, where educated workers were vanishingly rare.
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Who's included and who's not will shed light on the magnitude of Xi's grip on power and his future plans.
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Five of the world's largest technology companies have come together to shed light on the ongoing development of artificial intelligence.
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Though there haven't been any moves for a future installment, we're here to shed light on the next best thing.
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In this experiment, he uses volunteers to shed light on how authority and obedience plays a part in social experience.
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Their harrowing stories from the battlefield shed light on what they see as an unwinnable conflict in a foreign land.
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Johnson told the network that she intends to use her newfound freedom to shed light on cases similar to hers.
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He appeared before the panel to shed light on some of the key details of special counsel Robert Mueller's report.
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Jay-Z defended the partnership, saying Kaepernick's protest shed light on issues and now it was time to take action.
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The debate can shed light on whether the No. 2 candidates are up to the job of being No. 1.
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The images offer a better idea of the new Razr's design, but doesn't shed light on its specs or capabilities.
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But that's just the going theory; further observations, especially with the CARMENES instrument, could shed light on this mysterious process.
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A recent study published in JAMA Psychiatry shed light on the effects postpartum depression might have over the long term.
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Juarez said it was hard to relive the experience, but wanted to shed light on the lack of medical care.
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Democrats required that rule in the Dodd-Frank financial reform law in an attempt to shed light on income inequality.
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Yet the records shed light on how the group managed to hold onto so much land in the first place.
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It is his practice to use a passage from the Bible to shed light on the issues of the moment.
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Although unrelated to the crashes, the investigation could shed light on just how much influence Boeing has within the administration.
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Davina Isackson could shed light on whether the coaches of the women's soccer team were also in on the scheme.
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His recounting of a relatively insignificant incident shed light on his unusual and, some say, ingenious methods of resolving disputes.
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The arrest in Germany could also shed light on another little-understood aspect of the news media arm of ISIS.
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Mr. Mandetta told a news conference that the case might shed light on how the virus spreads in warmer climates.
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"It may shed light on the incubation period [for this disease], transmission dynamics, the clinical spectrum of illness," said Bogoch.
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The Federal Reserve said Wednesday it would use its might to shed light on the downbeat conditions plaguing rural America.
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Even so, an eventual transition is inevitable, and Putin&aposs proposed charter amendments shed light on what might happen next.
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Paleontologists have looked for fossils that might shed light on how the bodies of animals evolved in such divergent directions.
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The cases shed light on the murky and once-hidden world of the C.I.A.'s rendition, detention and interrogation program.
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We look to science to shed light on so many matters of public import, from educational policy to environmental hazards.
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The trial promises to shed light on a bicoastal drug-smuggling operation that brought Mr. McKenzie and Mr. Woodard together.
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Abrams didn't know if that was the case, but he did shed light on Leia's role in the upcoming film.
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This week's data will shed light on whether the manufacturing sector bounced back in September following its downturn in August.
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And it would shed light on some of the most important business decisions of the past decade — or even longer.
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For Lawson, the results of the series have been overwhelming, and shed light on the need for projects like this.
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The attached schedules are what can shed light on the sources of that income and the deductions a taxpayer claims.
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In addition to illuminating the inner workings of everyday political terror, she tries to shed light on a family tragedy.
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The Post's report, and CNN's subsequent confirmation, shed light on an intrigue that puzzled Washington for the last few days.
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Its purpose was to bring successful women artists to the western Massachusetts campus to shed light on how printmaking works.
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"We're all trying to do what we can, using our platforms, our opportunities, to shed light on it," he continued.
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To shed light on some of these common workplace faux pas, we reached out to a handful of career experts.
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And the Trump administration is blocking any of the witnesses with firsthand knowledge who could shed light on Taylor's testimony.
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We are hiring reporters who can shed light on these underground communities that have taken root in our digital age.
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A number of stories have shed light on the stressful, low-paying and physically taxing jobs inside Amazon's many warehouses.
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This case has shed light on the risks to independent journalism of secretive revenge campaigns funded by Silicon Valley billions.
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This isn't the first instance that the 52-year-old model has shed light on sexual harassment in the modeling industry.
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"The S.E.C. will continue to shed light on dark pools to better protect investors," said Mary Jo White, the agency's chairwoman.
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Freedom on the Move and Runaway Slaves in Britain will further shed light on the scale of slave resistance and resourcefulness.
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The World Bank has proposed changing that, in part to shed light on potential conflicts of interest between arbitrators and funders.
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The finding is a first for the fossil record and may shed light on why birds have beaks and not teeth.
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The way that position varies may indicate a wobble in the planet's rotation and consequently shed light on its internal composition.
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We're using our platforms, using our opportunities to shed light on that, so that's kind of where I stand on it.
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They shed light on how these dinosaurs evolved from tiny to the top of the food chain, a new study says.
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Professor Nick Reo said the larger purpose of the class is to shed light on indigenous peoples&apos connections to nature.
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Bannon's comments shed light on his views on Islam, just as his role in the White House comes under intense scrutiny.
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Mars2020 will shed light on the organic molecules—and prepare a sample that some future mission could bring back to Earth.
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Many of the individual pieces have merit, but the works neither shed light on one another nor enable a coherent dialogue.
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Andreessen's obsession with a punk software prodigy shed light on his self-conception as a man aligned with the industry's outsiders.
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This work could help shed light on dangerous solar outbursts and help improve the design of advanced nuclear reactors, researchers said.
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Although the plane did not have a black box, it contained electronic recording equipment that could shed light on what happened.
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And her latest single, "Delicate," and the sexy song "Dress" also shed light on the start of their low-key relationship.
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Mondalek said she hopes to shed light on the fact that we have a long way to go on body positivity.
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Official inquiries—if they are allowed to proceed—may shed light on claims that Mr Trump's campaign team collaborated with Moscow.
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These documents could shed light on what individuals told the FBI and how that information was used by the Mueller team.
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The second: Newly published confidential documents shed light on why Facebook spent a staggering $19 billion to buy WhatsApp in 2014.
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The lander's mission could provide new insights into how Mars formed and evolved, which could shed light on Earth's history too.
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The accumulation of previously undisclosed arrears by several ministries has shed light on underlying shortcomings in the management of public finances.
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This line of reasoning, in turn, can shed light on the mechanisms governing human sleep—and potentially, how to manipulate them.
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That's why, Alonso says, it's so important to bring awareness to CPCs and shed light on their intimidation tactics and misinformation.
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This week, a new report from the World Health Organization shed light on another frightening issue: antibiotic-resistant strains of STIs.
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During an appearance on Watch What Happens Live last year, Kardashian West shed light on why she entered her second marriage.
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" The reason they gave was that these words would not "shed light on the Board's operations or on any government activity.
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The new discovery will help shed light on the numbers for each species and help scientists focus on targeted conservation efforts.
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The comments from the press secretary shed light on the internal confusion in the White House regarding the president's executive order.
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But RCBC external counsel Thea Daep said it should share those results and shed light on the identity of the perpetrators.
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The documentary, which followed Brown for seven years, also shed light on a history of abuse and violence in Brown's family.
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This may shed light on why she does not inspire more enthusiasm among some liberals, despite her experience and progressive record.
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This work could shed light on the cultural practices of ancient Mayans, who conducted ceremonies and sacrificial offerings around the cenotes.
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Can you also shed light on that wild promo shot of the band with you all bloody-handed and angel-winged?
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ET, will also shed light on long-awaited details regarding the Fed's plans to stop reducing its holdings of Treasury bonds.
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The NRA's tweet has helped shed light on the role that trauma doctors play in our ongoing fight against gun violence.
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The committee asked for certain records that may shed light on President Trump's financial transactions with, and business ties to, Russia.
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The CBO analysis will shed light on how much money the bill would cost and how many people would be covered.
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"The investigation aims to shed light on possible irregularities at the bank in recent years," Bari prosecutors said in a statement.
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In June 2017, Facebook shed light on its efforts to use artificial intelligence to quickly identify, flag, and remove terrorist content.
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Devin Nunes said Biden's testimony would shed light on "Ukraine's pervasive corruption" and the reasons for Trump's skepticism of the country.
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They argued that doing so was necessary because it shed light on the origins of the investigation into Russia's election meddling.
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House investigators are hoping Ellis can shed light on some of the same events in the aftermath of the July call.
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Understanding the sun in greater detail can also shed light on Earth and its place in the solar system, researchers said.
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Clinton's declassified emails shed light on her role in prolonging negotiations so that elections would occur before Zelaya returned to office.
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The Republicans say that a summary written in 2016 would not shed light on the internal deliberations being made in 85033.
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If the data on Medicare Advantage plans was made available to researchers, it could shed light on these kinds of issues.
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"The EPA's apparent mishandling of this report may shed light on larger systemic problems occurring at the agency," the letter said.
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In title and spirit, "Sisters" seemed to shed light on a subtle feminist rebellion and a universal adolescent desire for community.
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More effective maritime information-sharing programs, on a regional and international level, would help shed light on what's happening at sea.
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" Carlisle said while Comey's book will certainly shed light on Trump's presidency, Wolff's book is what some perhaps considered "more sexy.
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The U.S. central bank is expected to raise its benchmark rates and shed light on the path for future rate hikes.
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They are seeking ways to release emails and phone call transcripts between McCabe and Comey to shed light on the issue.
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Things like the documentary you did and other things like Drake always supporting is helping shed light on this great movement.
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What they shed light on is the way people in political campaigns talk about different strategies, sometimes making rather impolitic remarks.
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The findings could shed light on Mars' history, just as Earth's ice sheets contain data on the composition of our atmosphere.
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Coincidentally, Kerby paid his respects to him as well and shed light on mental illness and depression in his last show.
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The series is based on investigative reporting by BuzzFeed News reporter Katie J.M. Baker, whose reports shed light on the case.
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A lawsuit accusing the university of discriminating against Asian-Americans has shed light on little-known aspects of its selection process.
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The authors hope that this discovery, published Thursday in Current Biology, will help shed light on some of those other mysteries.
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In theory, the data could be studied to identify patterns in delays and shed light on how they might be fixed.
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Chris Clark argues that because of their initial failings, the police have done little to shed light on the case since.
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While the messages were a possible breach of cybercrime laws in Brazil, they also shed light on the multimillionaire player's lifestyle.
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"Ava Duvernay's powerful film has shed light on details of a story some of us know too well," the letter said.
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"Conjuring" (2017) suggests that if the lottery doesn't pan out, then perhaps occult practice will shed light on one's financial problems.
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Researchers set out to collect data that could shed light on whether there were patterns in the timing of the abuse.
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Firsthand accounts shed light on the personal loss experienced by Peruvians during that time, including the devastation of the pisco business.
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The email is the latest internal document to shed light on the issues with medical care immigrants receive in ICE custody.
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"Non-genetic influences are also important, but we know little about these and our study does not shed light on them."
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Now, read the article, "A Half-Century Later, Papers May Shed Light on J.F.K. Assassination," and answer the following questions: 1.
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She will shed light on key conversations with Bolton, and had a front seat to the politics of diplomacy with Ukraine.
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What to expect But any hopes that the publicly released information will shed light on Trump's mental state appear largely misplaced.
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The boomboxes are unique because they shed light on poverty through inanimate objects, rather than those who live in poverty themselves.
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Researchers looked at fonts used by Sanders and Obama Haenschen and Tamul conducted two experiments to shed light on the topic.
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Google also shed light on their internal investigation into the matter, detailed in a post by its general counsel, Kent Walker.
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But Ms. Stamper offered her take on some older cards that shed light on word-nerd controversies that continue to burn.
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A CNN investigation in December shed light on Juul's influencer program and identified several of the social media users who participated.
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Even 300 million years later, these formations could shed light on how ice will respond in the modern, ever-warming world.
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Our role, as a cultural space, is to shed light on the work of curators and Brazilian artists to inspire reflection.
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The documents shed light on the extent to which the smartphone manufacturer, as well as telecommunications giant Rogers, cooperated with investigators.
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Superflex at their best shed light on the mundane aspects of contemporary life, lifting veils to help us see the obvious.
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A separate public inquiry aims to shed light on any flaws or irregularities in the design, construction or maintenance of the tower.
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The New York City Council is set to hold the first of three meetings meant to shed light on that process tomorrow.
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The deep-dives into Fyre Fest founder Billy McFarland's actions and psyche have helped shed light on the common threads among scammers.
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"State government cannot stop unconscionable price increases, but it can shed light on such rapacious corporate behavior," Brown said in a statement.
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And this — more than the question of this or that accounting rule — is the kind of question Weisselberg could shed light on.
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"In time we should be able to use data to shed light on issues such as workplace discrimination and bullying," he says.
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The hearing could also shed light on the state of FBI investigations into the extent of Russian meddling in the election campaign.
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We want to take complex, opaque algorithms out of the dark and shed light on the role they play in consumers' lives.
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Asked to release data that could shed light on that process, he said he was "looking at" whether that would be legal.
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The mixed results of this week's IPOs may shed light on how a list of long-awaited listings should come to market.
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One part of the index — the Expectations Index — helps shed light on how consumers anticipate the economy performing in the near future.
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Yet the nature of Mr Manafort's crimes has also shed light on unregistered foreign lobbying, the murkiest part of a swampy industry.
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But his arrest in Japan has shed light on what a tangled and acrimonious cross-shareholding it, in its turn, has become.
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The report said it sought to shed light on the department's decision-making behind the scenes and did not outline specific recommendations.
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This could provide scientists with the capability to detect gravitational waves -- ripples in space-time -- that shed light on how galaxies evolved.
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"Eni immediately launched checks to shed light on the dynamics of the accident," it said, adding that it was cooperating with authorities.
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The ICIJ's last big splash, the Panama Papers in April 2016, shed light on some of the darkest corners of offshore finance.
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We'll get a bunch of housing data on Tuesday which should shed light on whether the housing market is heating back up.
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The planned November announcement will shed light on whether the Trump administration backs with action its positive rhetoric on carbon capture technology.
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The memos include other previously undisclosed conversations that shed light on the F.B.I.'s Russia investigation and Mr. Trump's views of it.
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Comey also shed light on one other investigation: the Justice Department Inspector General probe into his own handling of the Clinton probe.
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Those devices contain flight data and cockpit voice recordings that will likely shed light on what brought down the Ethiopian Airlines plane.
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In Arkansas, a prosecutor asked for a murder suspect's Echo smart speaker in case its information could shed light on the crime.
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That's a fancy way of saying she studies new brain science, old philosophical questions, and how they shed light on each other.
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"My goal is to shed light on the unhealthy mindsets we currently have within the fashion and modelling industry today," she said.
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Until then, few details are available to shed light on any potential changes to the energy conservation standards for central air conditioners.
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But it's one piece of the puzzle that could eventually shed light on how the transition from sea to land took place.
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In court documents, the FBI argued that messages on shooter Syed Rizwan Farook's iPhone may shed light on the pair's terrorist ties.
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In his public response to the letter, Coons expressed concern that it shed light on the ways Amazon is keeping some recordings.
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Comey also shed light on one other investigation: the Justice Department inspector general review into his own handling of the Clinton probe.
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"The September FOMC minutes should help to shed light on what appeared to be a contentious meeting," noted economists at Credit Suisse.
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Here are three charts that may shed light on recent market moves: After hitting record highs, world stocks sold off on Feb.
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The U.S. central bank is widely expected to raise benchmark interest rates and shed light on the path for future rate hikes.
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A.D. But Not Afraid': UCLA Art Students Respond to the Campus Shooting Students Shed Light on Childhood Sexual Violence with Graphic Design
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WHAT WE'RE READING: Republicans shed light on how they would change Medicaid (Morning Consult) Can candidates really do anything about drug prices?
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NASA also hopes that understanding Jupiter—especially how and where it formed—will shed light on how the early solar system evolved.
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Trump's leadership style over the last few days does not just shed light on his character when it is tested by adversity.
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The hearings should also shed light on the fact that our outdated election laws allowed this infiltration to go undetected and undeterred.
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The findings shed light on Jupiter's massive magnetic field, unexpected structures beneath its cloud tops, and massive storms brewing around the planet.
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Here, we'll shed light on the two types of mesh networks, a connectivity option that is little-used in most home environments.
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Tim Walberg (R-Mich.), requires federal agencies to shed light on what happens behind the scenes when they are crafting new rules.
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Democrats argued the tax returns could shed light on possible conflicts of interest and show how tax reform legislation may affect Trump.
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It's a way to shed light on less-talked-about subjects [...] and hopefully make people feel a little less alone right now.
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As our closest relatives, primates can shed light on the evolutionary wiring that drives our daily lives, and human civilization en masse.
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The newspaper has released previously recorded interviews from biographer Michael D'Antonio that shed light on Trump's ultimate insecurity: a fear of failure.
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Despite that, the financial disclosure report that Trump is obligated to file each year does shed light on his assets and liabilities.
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While this week's Times story helps shed light on the problem, Democrats say their interest in closing the loopholes are not new.
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"Trump is doing everything in his power to shed light on the situation and keep our men and women safe," he said.
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It's a necessary and important gesture to shed light on Chinatown's story versus erasing it, which is what often happens with gentrification.
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Senior executives often don't go out of their way to shed light on difficulties, and they may be slow to see problems.
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Dr. Reich and his colleagues have shed light on that migration by analyzing ancient DNA from the skeletons of early Pacific voyagers.
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It published a letter by Khashoggi's fiancée asking Trump directly to help "shed light" on the whereabouts of the man she loves.
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I asked Westad what we get wrong about the Cold War, and how it can shed light on US-Russia relations today.
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What does Dr. Reich say about the topic of his new book and the new field his research has shed light on?
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I assume that the field I'm going into will help shed light on the area I can have the most impact in.
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He is hoping his journey can shed light on the game in Britain and open doors for others who have N.H.L. aspirations.
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Thatcher's time as prime minister shed light on British diplomacy as South Africa dismantled apartheid and organized a democracy in the 1990s.
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"I want to use this as an opportunity to shed light on negative effects of silencing in the Jewish community," he said.
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For one thing, Levinson did not bother to study women at all, except insofar as they might shed light on their husbands.
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But he said the giant rally over the past three days shed light on what a longer-term healing would look like.
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Congress wanted to know whether Daugherty's brother and the Ohio bank he ran had documents that shed light on the illicit payments.
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Its purpose is to shed light on truth, and there have always been those who would stifle the dangerous facts scientists unearth.
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The project, described as "a provocation" by its creators, aims to shed light on how artificial intelligence systems view and classify humans.
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And a special election in a solidly Republican district in North Carolina may shed light on President Donald Trump's re-election chances.
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Four key policy areas shed light on the growth of this political-economic swamp — financial regulation, intellectual property, occupational licensing and zoning.
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A leaked recording of an Amazon retail executive has shed light on its vision for physical stores and the future of retail.
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Tax filings and other documents can shed light on a group's operations, but donors should look beyond the numbers, too, experts said.
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They also called for Mr. Trump to release his tax returns, saying the documents could shed light on any connections to Russia.
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"From an interview perspective, questions about how they previously raised funds, dollar amounts raised, and current relationships can shed light on this."
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Trump also prevented the State Department, Pentagon and White House budget office from sharing documents that could shed light on the arrangements.
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Sometimes seemingly nonpolitical topics can shed light on people's political choices, even after accounting for things like partisanship, education, geography and ideology.
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The latest reports also shed light on how Republicans are positioned in their fight to hold on to control of the Senate.
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The papers were part of a secret government study that shed light on the United States' growing involvement in the Vietnam War.
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A mountain on the Moon could shed light on this important question, according to a forthcoming study in the journal JGR Planets.
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If DNA testing has the potential to shed light on new family relationships, it also can muddy those that had seemed settled.
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The seeds are thought to be the oldest ever grown naturally and shed light on one of the world's earliest tree crops.
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Dr. Schmitz and his team believe their findings shed light on a mechanism that could eventually be used to counteract global warming.
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As an economist, here I share the myths that I have identified and some information that may shed light on this debate.
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Checking your Mac&aposs available storage space and RAM capacity can shed light on the potential causes of a frequent spinning wheel.
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Tim Walberg (R-Mich.) requires federal agencies to shed light on what happens behind the scenes when they are crafting new rules.
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One drawback of the study is that insurance claims don't shed light on the reasons prescriptions for opioids might run in families.
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Sometimes, Jim Cramer finds companies that shed light on what consumers like to do and where they are really spending their money.
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"Whatever's happening today with controversies over so-called sanctuary jurisdictions don't really shed light on what Congress wanted in '96," she said.
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Democrats' newly minted celebrity, New York congresswoman-to-be Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, is using Instagram Storiesto shed light on Congress' inner workings.
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The researchers said that in the future, knowledge of the scutoid can shed light on diseases that complicate or alter organ development.
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These takes, whether accurate or not, are important pieces of sociological exegesis that shed light on the nature of our political debates.
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The hearing is designed to shed light on the state of FBI investigations into the extent of Russian meddling in the election campaign.
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Well, tax returns would shed light on questions that have been raised regarding whether Trump is really worth $240 billion, as he claims.
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Of course, this is a single paper and an ongoing story, so more research will naturally shed light on what's really going on.
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A newly relaunched campaign from the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) called Safe Birth, Even Here hopes to shed light on that reality.
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Since the release of the Mueller Report, House Democrats have struggled to shed light on the contents of the report and its implications.
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The improperly redacted sections in Manafort's new submission, which was filed on Monday but not made public until Tuesday, shed light on that.
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Uber is being ordered to produce a document that may help shed light on whether the company knew it possessed stolen Alphabet technology.
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But it's a thread that's abandoned so quickly it mostly just serves to shed light on just how thinly the show is spread.
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BAN assesses the environmental impact of products, and has shed light on the often unethical practices of so-called developing world recycling centers.
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In sharing her Money Diary, this analyst from Indiana shed light on what it's like to live with schizophrenia on a daily basis.
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And while the play may shed light on Sweden's integration challenges, the production also offers a different Swedish connection to Ms. Hansberry's work.
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It's not just investigators who think Danley might be able to shed light on the motives behind Paddock's actions, but also her family.
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The results shed light on why some people are content with just a few friends while others prefer to be surrounded by people.
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The policy statement will also shed light on long-awaited details regarding the Fed's plans to stop reducing its holdings of Treasury bonds.
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" He also shed light on the markings found on Fernandez including "strangulation marks around his neck … bite marks, and bruises head-to-toe.
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Understanding Britain's separation is a big deal to researchers hoping to shed light on a process so important to the British psyche today.
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Maybe studying artificial space weather can even shed light on how a future monster solar storm will impact our electric grids and technology.
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These results shed light on a problem in the universe's beginning; a new hurdle that any future theories will need to hop over.
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But learning more about this strange little planet could shed light on the types of worlds we expect to find orbiting other stars.
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The authors scraped data from the largest dark-web sites between May 2013 and January 2015 to shed light on this shadowy market.
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The new results were published this week in the journal Astrophysical Journal Letters, and they shed light on the process of planetary formation.
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Hoggard's findings will shed light on how and why parts of the crust located far from plate boundaries are rising, falling, and cooking.
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Discovering this new method might shed light on how other viruses attack, or even on how to stop some cancers in their tracks.
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This year's vote will shed light on how Europeans feel about the European Union but will also be a test for national governments.
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It promises to shed light on the evolution of fungi that play a vital role in processing and recycling nutrients in the environment.
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To further enhance your sensory experience, Ain't-Bad has introduced more writing to shed light on some of its most thought-provoking images.
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Her latest single "Delicate" — as well as sexy song "Dress" — also appear to shed light on the start of their low-key relationship.
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The full budget will include details on mandatory spending and shed light on the White House's thinking on several of its major initiatives.
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The results of the study shed light on the curious absence of similarly Neptune-sized planets observed in close orbits around their stars.
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The new disclosures shed light on the web of contacts between Russian-leaning Ukrainians, Washington lobbyists and U.S. policymakers during the Obama administration.
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Investigators said they're aware of video evidence on social media that could shed light on the crash, which happened near Los Banos, California.
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The new documents are expected to shed light on the CIA's response to the assassination — and could finally put this conspiracy to rest.
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Instead, he and fellow showrunner Lisa Joy want to shed light on issues in gaming, and provoke their audience as much as possible.
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Apple no longer gives regular updates on sales numbers, but indications from supply channels, wireless carriers and analysts help shed light on demand.
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They were eventually contacted by the Innocence Project of Texas, which managed to shed light on erroneous medical examination and a false testimony.
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Documents and other witnesses' testimony certainly shed light on Trump's state of mind, but they are no substitute for asking the man himself.
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The information gathered around Manbij has so far shed light on how Islamic State processes foreign fighters once they enter Syria, Garver said.
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Their efforts to shed light on their vulnerabilities just added to their legacies, but in a totally different — and, arguably, more important — way.
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Now, a new documentary seeks to shed light on what Houston was like as a person, not the caricature created by the tabloids.
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But it also uses its extremely visible platform to shed light on trans people who are unhappy and don't have everything they need.
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By holding hearings on their high-priority targets for Dodd-Frank reform, Republicans could shed light on how they'll tackle these issues legislatively.
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He is a leading researcher and journalist on the restive Sinai Peninsula and has helped to shed light on the humanitarian situation there.
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Equal Pay Day was initiated to shed light on a persistent problem: On average, women earn $0.78 for every dollar a man earns.
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The panelists shed light on the various ways in which hyperdata is ushering in what can only be described as a new paradigm.
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The late philosopher Ronald Dworkin distinguished between "experiential interests" and "critical interests" to shed light on how people may view their life goals.
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Those and even older returns would shed light on how Mr. Trump conducts his business and whether he has paid substantial federal tax.
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Evidence of their success can shed light on the outcomes if these approaches were expanded under the proposals from the 2020 Democratic candidates.
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If Judicial Watch succeeds with its request, Clinton's testimony could shed light on the email set-up, which has dogged her presidential campaign.
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Further research could shed light on diseases caused by mitochondrial DNA, which can lead to blindness, nerve damage and dementia, Dr. Xue said.
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"Look, she comes apart like the eurozone!" the butcher, nicknamed the Truth Terrorist because he kills to shed light on societal woes, taunts.
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"The disclosure required by this bill will shed light on conflicts of interest, self-dealing, or influence from domestic and foreign business interest."
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I hope to shed light on what that friend or family member will endure so they can be more empathetic to their experience.
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The art piece is meant to shed light on the ongoing divestment from low-income communities in the upstate region using bold imagery.
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Why it matters: The Zuckerberg hearings two weeks ago shed light on the knowledge gap between regulators and industry leaders of emerging technologies.
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Studying this catastrophe could shed light on the worrisome climatic shifts that our own planet is experiencing, as a result of human activity.
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"Somehow getting our hands covered in clay and paint was just what we needed to shed light on this next record," says LeCoque.
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Though the film doesn't end with a celebratory victory, it does shed light on real issues faced by women in an underrepresented community.
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Those documents would likely shed light on whether authorities knew Carmody was a journalist before signing off — a potential violation of California law.
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This information will be used to test and refine Einstein's theory of relativity, showcasing Mercury's capacity to shed light on fundamental cosmic theories.
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Of course, Singer hasn't shed light on how deeply Marvel is involved, so it isn't yet clear how this arrangement will shake out.
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Those orders have shed light on the opaque and often confusing ways the US military designates its facilities, bases, and other posts overseas.
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Ms. Ramirez and Senate Democrats separately gave the bureau the names of multiple people they thought could help shed light on the allegations.
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Now a research paper has shed light on what Steve actually is, and scientists have proposed a moniker: Strong Thermal Emission Velocity Enhancement.
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Mr. Gibney's film reveals significant aspects of the case, many of which were hidden in plain sight and shed light on corrupt practices.
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In an interview on Monday, Mr. Giuliani said the goal was not to undercut the investigators, but to shed light on their conduct.
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Comparing the mineral deposits could shed light on the similarities between ancient Mars and ancient Earth, something that missions to Mars could investigate.
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But in a deeper sense, Trump also shed light on fundamental judgments about his tenure that voters must make before the 2020 election.
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In the meantime, he said, they will press the Dutch board for documents that could shed light on whether Boeing influenced the investigation.
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The OSC said it conducted an investigation after receiving a complaint about the interview but didn't shed light on who noted Castro's mistake.
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Loan growth and any comments from Dimon during the earnings conference call later Friday could shed light on the state of economic growth.
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"Look, she comes apart like the eurozone!" taunts the butcher, nicknamed the Truth Terrorist because he kills to shed light on societal woes.
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The emails shed light on the close involvement of those outside advisers from the start of Mr. de Blasio's first term in 2014.
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We shed light on the quality of Bolton already in the past, and we do not hide our feelings of repugnance towards him.
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They argued that the Russian hackers' chosen focus while the Kremlin's election interference operation was gearing up might shed light on that operation.
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Democrats argue the four witnesses have firsthand knowledge and can shed light on the extent of Trump's direct involvement in the aid holdup.
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But I'm glad you emailed, if for no other reason than to shed light on an issue that doesn't always get its due.
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My column this week aimed to shed light on the enthusiastic embrace of Donald J. Trump's insurgent candidacy by white working-class voters.
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With a Simple DNA Test, Family Histories Are Rewritten (2017) Widespread DNA testing has shed light on the ancestry of millions of Americans.
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Further observation of this galactic triplet could shed light on the potential dynamics of mergers between three supermassive black holes, compared to pairs.
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The 37-page indictment of 13 Russian nationals shed light on the size and scope of how Russia meddled in the US election.
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The appointment still requires Senate confirmation, but a look at Pompeo's past remarks may shed light on the face of future American diplomacy.
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The newly available rules shed light on Facebook's broader approach to managing content, but they don't give firmer details on its decisionmaking processes.
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To do so, the bloc is updating the existing anti-money laundering directive to shed light on opaque areas of the financial world.
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The findings shed light on what truly happened during a shooting for which the Hoover Police Department has changed its story numerous times.
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In memoir and nonfiction, I'm attracted to books that shed light on a place or a community or a culture or a period.
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Investigators argue in court documents that information stored on the phone may shed light on critical details about the shooting and those involved.
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Still, she added, there might be pushback from researchers who would rather not shed light on this information, which could hamper the effort.
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Biles also used the moment to shed light on ADHD, to ensure it didn't label the disease as something to be ashamed of.
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To shed light on the shift towards private-sector aid delivery, The Economist has analysed 4,500 subcontracts from USAID worth more than $25,000 each.
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Experts hope that this will shed light on the person's position in society, any diseases they suffered from, and also reveal any hidden artifacts.
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What better timing to shed light on an issue that's been at the forefront of Hollywood for over the past year: the #MeToo movement.
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The Time's Up movement in Hollywood has shed light on sexual harassment and gender discrimination that plague women in the film and television industry.
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Why aren't they calling on Kushner to resign, or demanding Trump release tax returns that might shed light on any financial connections to Russia?
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It's possible that the episodes in the latter half of the season will shed light on why exactly Adora is the way she is.
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Indonesia's National Commission on Human Rights has called on the United States to release all historical documents that could shed light on the killings.
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The ETC Group, which published the emails, said that the rapid development of this technology is a concern it hoped to shed light on.
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Gad, once hopeful that his case would shed light on the wheat industry's endemic corruption, said he has lost hope that anything will change.
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So, as the president sought to shed light on what happened in Helsinki, there was this striking moment in the White House, Roosevelt Room.
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The council said on Friday the assembly had decided to set up an independent investigation "to shed light on hidden practices that favour corruption".
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Humana was the first insurance company to shed light on how much top executives made (its CEO made $17 million despite some Obamacare troubles).
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He now wants to shed light on the importance of organ donation, and encourage more people to do it with his nonprofit Donor's Dream.
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Untangling the medical and social causes would shed light on the reasons—and on what can be done to reduce the mortality rate again.
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You're in uncharted territory, and you're helping to shed light on what [the future of the business] will look like, and we're all curious.
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The idea, they say, is to shed light on where economic prosperity is showing up across different income groups — and, potentially, where it's not.
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Still, critics say unlike the Manafort and Gates indictments, the Papadopoulos guilty plea could shed light on collusion with Russia by the Trump campaign.
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If he could find information that would shed light on her nefarious activities, he would be the hero of the story, not the villain.
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To counter China's sharp power, Western societies should seek to shed light on links between independent foundations, even student groups, and the Chinese state.
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Officials with the Bedford Police Department are desperately searching for any details that would shed light on the circumstances surrounding the death Kaytlynn Cargill.
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The documents shed light on the discussions between the Obama administration and members of Congress, and what they were told about Bergdahl's captivity. 1.
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Makhous said that visit would shed light on the Syrian government's position and give a better idea of whether the negotiations could go ahead.
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The Overstock suit generated a trove of emails and other documents that shed light on questionable Wall Street practices in the securities lending arena.
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To shed light on the issue, Williams took the spotlight herself in a new music video she dropped with the I Touch Myself Project.
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She believes that pinpointing the neural differences among dreamless sleep, dreams, and lucid dreams could shed light on the cognitive basis of consciousness itself.
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"Our 'Connections' campaign was built to shed light on the innovative and authentic connections established on our platform," said Fiverr in statement to VICE.
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The release of these novels would not only shed light on the author's reclusive life but also help us understand better Holden Caulfield's character.
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Determining the mass of the rings could in turn shed light on how rings form, and potentially also how all planets form, they say.
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In a new interview with The Guardian, Pinkett Smith, 47, shed light on why they choose to disclose such intimate details with the public.
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The authorities have neglected to collect evidence that might shed light on his death, such as footage from surveillance cameras near where he disappeared.
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To stamp out the abuse of power, bribery and shed light on secret deals, citizens must together tell their governments they have had enough.
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Inspired by African traditions, history, and spirituality, Senbanjo's temporary but impactful creations have shed light on the skills and prowess of contemporary Nigerian artists.
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Trump is the first president in 40 years to refuse to turn over his tax returns, which could shed light on his business dealings.
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Mark Warner, vice chairman of the committee, said he expects the former FBI director to "shed light on issues critical" to the committee's investigation.
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"I want to support in the rebuilding and to shed light on the environment ... I would like to do my bit," the DJ said.
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Trump's version would potentially shed light on what impact winning the Republican presidential nomination and then the White House had on his business empire.
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Schizophrenia is known to run in families, so it has always been thought that genes might shed light on the origins of the disease.
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The 2202 pages nonetheless ought to have been revealed, lawmakers have argued, to shed light on one of the darkest days in American history.
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Financial relationships and dealings, even those remote in place and time, may be important to shed light on motive, intent or susceptibility to compromise.
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The lawsuit did not say what possible video material may exist but stated the footage could shed light on conflicting accounts of what happened.
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Together, however, they figured that looking at how we reason about supernatural powers might shed light on how we reason about the real world.
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" Perhaps Kevin best shed light on who he is when he told ESPN, "I'm not like this perfect, buttoned up, suit-and-tie guy.
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During the sermon, Williams told guests that "black lives do not matter" in an attempt to shed light on violence in majority-black communities.
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The files are likely to shed light on whether the wartime pope, Pius XII, could have done more to try to stop the Holocaust.
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Officials think Friday's capture of Salah Abdeslam — believed to be the last surviving participant from the attacks — could help shed light on this matter.
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Ms. Lynch said the calls should shed light on the motivation behind Mr. Mateen's decision to walk into the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Fla.
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Stories provided by freelance Palestinian reporters and photographers shed light on the hardships of life and culture in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
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It also helps shed light on why run-ins between a ragtag assortment of Russians and members of Donald Trump's orbit appeared so random.
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To Ms. Herman, it's also an invaluable repository of visual detail that can help shed light on, say, how to approach a murder scene.
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Only a fourth cousin named Henry who lives in California could shed light on a common ancestor who lived in Japan in the 1700s.
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By creating a public campaign, I hope to shed light on the importance of public art by giving everyone an equal chance to contribute.
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But what it can do is shed light on these problems, drawing attention from people who are both in and outside of the bubble.
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Powell and the meeting records both shed light on what is concerning the Fed about an economy they concede is still likely to grow.
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And two, a truth commission would be responsible to shed light on past atrocities during the war, but would have no power to convict.
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Grateful Shred and High Time shed light on a duality in the Grateful Dead's music that makes it particularly ripe for reinterpretation and reinvention.
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She regularly shares her paintings and process with 33,000 Instagram followers alongside candid captions that shed light on the realities of living with endometriosis.
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The year-end reports also shed light on the spending activity of 2020 contenders in the period immediately preceding some of their presidential announcements.
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Two reports this week will shed light on that dichotomy and give a sense of whether the home market economy is moving toward equilibrium.
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His weakness has shed light on Congress's weakness, and should force legislators to face some tough questions about the state of their own institution.
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Portions of Mr. Trump's returns that have become public have shed light on the legal maneuvers he has used to reduce his tax liabilities.
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Montenegrin officials believe Mr. Assad can shed light on Russian funding for the opposition campaign and have sought to have him answer prosecutors' questions.
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My job is to shed light on the world's offbeat and often misunderstood communities and subcultures, and that necessarily means stepping outside what's familiar.
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Those details shed light on the underlying goals of Republican leaders apart from simply being able to tell their supporters that they repealed Obamacare.
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"I'm excited to join @CNN to help shed light on the election and the candidates' experiences," Yang wrote in a tweet following the announcement.
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Human rights organizations have long criticized the Iraqi judicial system and tried to shed light on a culture of rampant torture, and flawed trials.
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But searchers are hopeful that they will find the remains of Kelsey Berreth and any other evidence that could shed light on her death.
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Both Souhayla and her family asked that she be identified as well as photographed, in an effort to shed light on their community's suffering.
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She said it had shed light on the most difficult questions she must assess: the convict's "capacity for dissimulation" and his degree of dangerousness.
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The findings may shed light on an enduring mystery: why some whale species live for years after they go through menopause and stop reproducing.
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They have interviewed every plausible witness who might be able to shed light on potential collusion between the Trump campaign and Moscow, they say.
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The company said that it didn't find anything suggesting collusion and doubted that its data would shed light on any cooperation between the two.
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" She praised Professor Ford as "incredibly courageous for putting herself in the public eye in order to shed light on Kavanaugh's brutality and misogyny.
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The meeting at Trump International Hotel with Naftogaz CEO Kobolyev may also help shed light on why federal investigators recently interviewed the energy chief.
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Second, greater transparency will shed light on whether proxy advisory firms are using a "one-size-fits-all" policy to arrive at their recommendations.
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In recognition of National Hospice Month, it's time to shed light on one of our nation's most misunderstood and underutilized healthcare resources: hospice care.
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The records also shed light on a charter flight Pruitt took in August, a trip for which the agency acknowledged commercial options were available.
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The memo's release was contentious, with Republicans arguing that revealing the information was necessary to shed light on abuses by FBI and DOJ officials.
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The documents could also shed light on Judge Kavanaugh's ability to be impartial on important legal issues that may come before the Supreme Court.
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Mr. DeSantis also hopes to use his platform as a budding television personality to shed light on one of his concerns: male body issues.
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Interviews with family members and others have begun to shed light on "what was going on in the two young ladies' lives," he said.
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Hoping to shed light on the mystery, a team of researchers recently undertook a new study — the biggest survey of sweet potato DNA yet.
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Despite all that, the exact reason why Mueller has become so focused on the inauguration remains elusive, and he hasn't shed light on it publicly.
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In 2010, Chelsea Manning leaked thousands of classified documents in an attempt to shed light on the "true cost of war" in the Middle East.
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Dubbed Cioclovina calvaria -- for the cave where it was found and the Latin word for "skull" -- the fossil shed light on Europe's early modern humans.
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He says finding talent is a challenge, and hopes reports like the NFAP study shed light on the value of immigrants to the U.S. economy.
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Previously secret court filings — some of which were unsealed in March — helped shed light on some of his most daring exploits over roughly 2100 years.
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Such a methodology, in which the works neither shed light on one another nor enable a coherent dialogue, dilutes the cohesive power of the exhibition.
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"He's not a fact witness, but I do think he will shed light on the entire report, as well as his staff," said California Rep.
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The results of her examination, reported in the Journal of the American College of Radiology, shed light on the actions of radiologists in Nazi Germany.
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This study doesn't just shed light on how our bodies respond to our birth control — it also implies how birth control might affect our relationships.
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That's why trying to understand string theory in K3 and the black holes that arise in that compactification should also shed light on other problems.
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Recently, several other studies have shed light on just how important having the right cocktail of gut microbes may be in treating cancer in particular.
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The posthumous publication of the young Jewish girl's diary, which shed light on life under Nazi occupation, made her an important figure from the Holocaust.
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Do not let our children suffer in the dark — let's shed light on this life-altering illness today so that we can change their tomorrow.
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Much about the Spear mercenary team remains unknown, and some who participated made clear they have no desire to shed light on what went down.
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By speaking anonymously, Greenwald says, these sources are weaving a narrative that aims to serve US geopolitical interests instead of shed light on the truth.
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Second-quarter GDP Friday may shed light on whether the U.S. economy bounced back from a first-quarter slump or is stuck in a rut.
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Interviews over the past several months with more than 15 sources shed light on what was always a forced union between Pence and the President.
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The Black Lives Matter movement has shed light on the racial profiling, police brutality, and racial inequality experienced by the African-American community across America.
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To shed light on the matter, the church asked Lord Carlile, one of Britain's top barristers, to ascertain whether the allegations had been properly investigated.
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It's part of a budding collection of English-language war comics from India that shed light on events that are largely unknown in the West.
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If anyone familiar with these tags can shed light on unexpected ways they're being used, or has any concern about them, send us a note.
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An aide who was on the school bus and survived the crash may be able to help investigators shed light on what happened, Smith said.
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Alderman Rainey says the recent events have shed light on some of the serious issues that need not just conversation but action to make change.
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She shed light on his inability to pass single-payer healthcare, properly fund public education, and stay away from the influence of real-estate developers.
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He felt an intense compassion for those going through this ordeal, and hoped to shed light on the issue, to help others feel less alone.
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They can restrict content as they please, but have only done so in the glare of scrutiny, after journalists or activists shed light on problems.
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I'm here to reveal some of those steps, be honest about my experience and hopefully shed light on one particular subset of the bodybuilding community.
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Barr's former colleagues have said her character's death was solely intended to shed light on an important American issue and wasn't meant to be disrespectful.
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Why it matters: Seeing the secretly negotiated amounts that private insurers actually pay for hospital care would shed light on the true cost of care.
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And the new ad campaign will shed light on how his main big-money group plans to portray the candidates in the final eight weeks.
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But at I/O 2019, Google shed light on some more exciting features coming to Android Q when it officially goes live sometime this fall.
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This problem has prompted a coalition of NGOs, conservationists, and big data experts to develop sophisticated surveillance tools to shed light on illegal ocean activities.
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The whole basis of show is to shed light on the women's lives, and there were definitely many conversations involving what's happened in our families.
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It would shed light on state, real estate and property taxes paid, interest paid on home mortgages, as well as more information on medical expenses.
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A deal with Flynn, who served as Trump's National Security Advisor, could shed light on events both during the campaign and after Trump took office.
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Official spokesman Mullah Zabihullah, the group's second in command, went one step further and shed light on the relations between Iran and new Taliban networks.
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The news shed light on the Warmbier family's statement that their son suffered severe brain damage at some point in his 17 months of detention.
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The legally required documents shed light on the financial holdings of Trump's administration, which features a largely unprecedented amount of wealth and possible ethics pitfalls.
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She also shed light on why fashion had always been her thing, and explained that producers used to turn down her microphone while she sang.
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The Italian banking crises "shed light on a series of flaws that should be resolved within the process of completing (Europe's) banking union", Padoan said.
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A new report from the Center for Advanced Defense Studies shed light on how such luxury goods evade sanctions and end up in North Korea.
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But the couple now claims the proposal was a hoax intended to shed light on Cruz's "hypocritical stance on marriage," they told The Boston Globe.
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The study could shed light on an active but shadowy part of China's complex system of tools used to guide online public opinion at home.
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" O'Sullivan says "the reports don't appear to contain any bombshells, but they do shed light on the totality of the effort -- and it is vast.
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Monday's filing similarly described McGahn as the witness best equipped to shed light on Trump's intent with respect to possible episodes of obstruction of justice.
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Both the Canadian and American studies shed light on a relationship between detailed Holocaust knowledge and the likelihood of rejecting anti-Semitism and neo-Nazism.
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Her protest of the national anthem is meant to not only show solidarity with Kapernick but also shed light on some of her own beliefs.
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It's another step — and so far, the most user-specific — in an effort to shed light on Russian meddling before and during the presidential election.
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"The reason that we think it's important to shed light on it is because we don't want this to become the new norm," she said.
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Twitter did not shed light on past interactions it's had with Soyac's accounts and declined to comment on its decision to leave his account up.
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Further analysis of the recent studies in Malawi, Zimbabwe, and Zambia will shed light on the reasons for the diagnosis gap in these three countries.
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While both new studies have some weaknesses, in particular their dependence on self-reported marijuana use, they help shed light on the issue, Mark said.
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Certain artworks, like the frenetic scrawlings of Francis Bacon or Francisco Goya's cannibalistic Black Paintings, shed light on the darkness hidden in the human soul.
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Good analysis can't give us the only answer to a policy question, but it can almost always shed light on the implications of different answers.
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And asteroids, which act as leftovers from the beginning of the solar system, could shed light on early solar system processes like how planets formed.
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" In an opinion article published Tuesday in The Washington Post, Mr. Khashoggi's fiancée, Hatice Cengiz, urged Mr. Trump to "help shed light on Jamal's disappearance.
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Tax forms could shed light on the nature of Trump's business ties to Russia, and thus on possible conflicts of interest around his financial disclosures.
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She also takes readers to El Salvador and uses the experiences of the boys' family back home to shed light on issues plaguing the country.
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Some of the correspondence that could shed light on prosecutors' thinking remains sealed under a state law that protects their internal deliberations from public release.
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The former, however, feels as though it has been hidden from us, because Facebook should, in theory, be able to shed light on this question.
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"We're trying to shed light on the diversity of our community," he said, adding that there is a place in his museum for dissenting voices.
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The legal case involving Mr. Hopkins will shed light on how much latitude paramilitary groups will be given along the border in this new era.
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Aside from that, little is known about where or how it formed, even though such knowledge could help shed light on how the fish died.
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Mr. Conte also failed to shed light on how his government would go about keeping migrants out of Italy or expelling the ones already here.
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In a sense, the novel is allegorical: It teems with quickly drawn characters who shed light on the multivalent nature of the global refugee crisis.
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Among other things, Mr. Manafort could shed light on how widely in the campaign it was known that Russia had damaging information on Mrs. Clinton.
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Mr. Trump did not say whether it shed light on Prince Mohammed's role, but contended that he would not learn anything from listening to it.
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Other registries may shed light on this, as well, as they track patients with other types of inflammatory disorders, including inflammatory bowel disease and psoriasis.
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I thought the way they handled each was interesting, because it shed light on how the new C.E.O., Dara Khosrowshahi, is different from his predecessor.
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And on Monday, he said that he was suing the guide to "shed light on the exact reasons" for the downgrading, according to his lawyer.
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This triumphant moment shows what a good memoir can do, using one person's singular experience to shed light on a fundamental truth of being human.
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The idea is that, collectively, our screenomes could shed light on what our smartphone usage looks like in a more meaningful way than current measures.
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Authorities won't call what Conditt did terrorism, especially since a 25-minute confession video found on his cell phone doesn't shed light on his motive.
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A recent Twitter thread and article from Native journalist Vincent Schilling shed light on the problematic origin story of the Kansas City Chiefs&apos name.
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Tracking chicks responsible for outbreaks to their source can shed light on where increased sanitary measures are necessary and help prevent further cases of illness.
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Their discovery may shed light on human genetic diversity in Africa, which has been hard to chart until now because the fossil record is sparse.
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Huge archaeological collections in museums held DNA that, once reconstructed, shed light on the genetic prehistory of the continent as far back as 2200,0003 years.
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The experiences of these two women, doctor and patient, shed light on the state of maternal health care impacting immigrant women in the United States.
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They included more prominent disclaimers for fact-checked content, new rules to shed light on who's behind individual Pages, and a labeling system for propaganda.
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A new story from senior correspondent Dave Mosher shed light on a brewing conflict between SpaceX and some residents of a small South Texas community.
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The complaint also shed light on information surrounding the call, who knew about it and the Trump administration's attempts to highly restrict access to it.
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As CNN's Marshall Cohen notes, his testimony could shed light on a range of details from other witnesses who testified in the House impeachment inquiry.
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The answers could shed light on whether Russia and Turkey have the leverage to push the opposing Syrian sides into substantive negotiations and real change.
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Last-minute journey to Poland Williams' testimony could shed light on Pence's awareness of what Trump said on the call about Joe and Hunter Biden.
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These answers shed light on why people work multiple jobs, but it remains unclear why self-employment relationships have expanded over the last four decades.
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Barr's public testimony before Congress after the special counsel's report is released hopefully will shed light on his decision to make the no-obstruction call.
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Gates' testimony on Tuesday also shed light on a number of mysterious exhibits that had been presented to witnesses by Mueller's team throughout the trial.
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Giuliani has emerged as a key player in the impeachment inquiry, as reports shed light on the former New York mayor&aposs dealings in Ukraine.
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His stories shed light on both soldiers at war and who they become once they return home with poignancy, tenderness, and surprising moments of humor.
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To help shed light on the rarity of heavy precipitation events, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) maintains a database of precipitation frequency estimates.
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Sanders' past views shed light on a formative period of his political career that could become relevant as he advances in the 2020 Democratic primary.
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Witnesses shed light on the fact that not all startups are affected equally and emphasized the importance of considering all perspectives as we move forward.
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Last week, special counsel Mueller shed light on a vast strategy from the Russians to spread distrust and dissension about the election and its results.
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"It could shed light on allegations that have existed for a long time," Shah told CNN's Chris Cuomo, adding that Trump hasn't seen the memo.
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The internal documents shed light on a Facebook feature called "People You May Know," a friend-suggestion tool that has long confused and unsettled users.
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She said she could provide more than 16 hours of audio recordings that could shed light on Russian interference in the 2016 American presidential election.
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Each day since Hussle's death, more of his words surface like Dead Sea Scrolls and shed light on the secular scriptures he spat in rhyme.
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The communications shed light on Kelly's and his command's frustration and disdain for the detainees, their lawyers, the media, and the politics surrounding Guantanamo's closure.
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For example, the returns could shed light on how big the candidate's business interests are, as well as how much money he gives to charity.
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Pattern and practice investigations in recent years have helped shed light on routine police misconduct in some departments, like in Ferguson, Missouri, and Cleveland, Ohio.
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Penny may also expand its scope to other cities, which could shed light on how signifiers of wealth vary depending on cultural and geographic factors.
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In the longer term, those data will also shed light on the atmospheric and oceanic physics that underpin intensification, making better forecasts possible in the future.
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The Commission further notes that the sector inquiry shed light on the increased use of automatic software applied by retailers for price monitoring and price setting.
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The witnesses "will shed light on many of our remaining questions and help us propose reforms to the authorizing committees," Mr. Chaffetz said in a statement.
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The speech excerpts shed light on Clinton's relationship with Wall Street behind closed doors, as well as her positions on issues such as trade and regulation.
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Perhaps the experiment is magnifying the quantum world, and the structure of the fireworks can shed light on what's truly going on in a vacuum. ...Perhaps.
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This stigma is unfortunately still alive and well, but more and more moms are using social media to shed light on the realities of C-sections.
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To shed light on how super-Earths might form, scientists looked at stars that host super-Earths to see how many also possessed Jupiter-like worlds.
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In a September complaint, the Times described the litigation as an attempt to "shed light" on the allegations of Russian interference in the FCC's rulemaking process.
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It also provided reports from a military medical inspector general that shed light on a toxic work environment in the White House medical unit in 2012.
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Tritico told Fox News he jumped at the chance to participate in the show to shed light on the importance of defense attorneys in our country.
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But one other piece of data may shed light on why we're seeing these face injections being sold a bit differently than they used to be.
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They may shed light on fetal brain-shape development, or one day help explain why animals in the same species have similar brain folds, he writes.
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This particular raccoon study aimed to also shed light on the species' interaction with humans and, more specifically, to help resolve conflicts between our respective species.
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However, 2019 Grammys host Alicia Keys used the awards show to shed light on the softer side of Mayer usually saved for his most emotional songs.
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An autopsy could shed light on whether Chappell had a medical problem at the wheel, but results may not be forthcoming for weeks, police have said.
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Interviews and surveillance video, for example, can shed light on the state of the victim at the time of the alleged attack, independent of toxicology results.
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Last December, the trial of the "wolf pack"—as the five friends accused of rape called themselves—shed light on an unfair and sexist legal system.
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Earlier this week, reports shed light on Amazon's plans for a $218 billion air cargo hub in Kentucky for its more than 29 Prime Air planes.
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Their indictments shed light on the culture of influence peddling and less-than-savory financial transactions that Mr. Trump promised to root out if elected president.
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The seized documents could shed light on the president's relationship with a lawyer who has helped navigate some of Mr. Trump's thorniest personal and business problems.
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Facebook has born the brunt of fury over the tech industry's practices, particularly after the Cambridge Analytica scandal shed light on how user data is shared.
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The CBS special Perfect Murder, Perfect Town: JonBenét and the City of Boulder shed light on the murder and its effect on Ramsey's family in 2000.
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Navjot was born in 22003, exactly a decade after Chicago, but their trajectories expose coincident artistic impulses to shed light on the injustices of their time.
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This sting operation was the first systematic analysis on editorial roles in science publishing, adding concrete evidence to a problem past stings have shed light on.
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A new study from Georgia Tech, published on March 27th in Nature Geoscience, sought to shed light on the massive and mysterious sand dunes engulfing Titan.
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Emails shed light on relationship between State, Clinton Foundation Just before she left her official State post, a mysterious LLC was formed with ties to her.
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Big Little Lies is one of the greatest feminist offerings on television of 2017, while Glow shed light on a rarely seen facets of feminine life.
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I've asked LocationSmart for comment on how the issue was possible (and also Krebs for a bit of extra data that might shed light on this).
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Third quarter results aren't likely to clean up past missteps, but will more importantly shed light on sales expectations for the Karma drone and Hero 5.
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Two important studies on Antarctic ice shed light on how much progress scientists are making to predict the continent's future, and how little we really know.
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But it ultimately failed to shed light on the two most interesting questions posed by this entire imbroglio, presumably because Daniels herself doesn't know the answer.
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The results, published on Wednesday in Science Advances, shed light on the genes that determine the "sexual fate" of a wide variety of animals—including humans.
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Investors will be combing through the Fed chair's comments for any details that could shed light on the timing of the Fed's next interest rate hike.
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Kaplan and other researchers have shed light on the overlap between binge eating disorder and attention hyperactivity deficit disorder (ADHD)—ADD is a type of ADHD.
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"It is hoped that the Prosecutor's office will shed light on what happened and the Ministry's engineers will provide all the necessary support," the ministry said.
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A lot of the situations that have shed light on unexpected and unethical uses of technology — Stingrays, iPhone decryption, that sort of thing — have started small.
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Investigations into the affair could shed light on the effectiveness and implementation of rules which are supposed to reduce the risk of cross-border money-laundering.
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To a startling degree—and for reasons that may shed light on the presidential race—it and other southern states combine conspicuous religiosity with widespread loucheness.
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It also helped shed light on the way spiritual freedom in Southern California has enabled artists to make visionary work as part of their creative practice.
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Speaking at a rally in Duluth, Minnesota, on Wednesday night, the president made a statement that shed light on the peculiar qualities of his political philosophy.
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The chance to poke and prod a gas giant up close could help to shed light on how planetary systems other than the sun's have formed.
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Experts said initial analysis of the mummies shed light on the diseases from which the deceased were suffering, as well other aspects of how they lived.
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Officials around the world are scrambling to beat back public outrage over the documents that shed light on how the rich and powerful hide their money.
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Speaking with CNBC on Thursday, Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong shed light on the balance between the U.S. and China in a changing geopolitical landscape.
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The diverse and insightful panel of witnesses assembled will shed light on many of our remaining questions and help us propose reforms to the authorizing committees.
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On Friday, the U.S. Justice Department said it had responded to a request by committees in Congress for documents that could shed light on Trump's claim.
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"It's in the bank's best interest to shed light on past events," Chief Executive Francesco Iorio, who was appointed last year, said in the same statement.
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Soon a drill bit was chewing through ancient limestone, pulling up evidence from the geological past that might shed light on the future of the planet.
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"Look, she comes apart like the eurozone!" the butcher — nicknamed the Truth Terrorist because he claims to kill to shed light on societal woes — later taunts.
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While funny, the tweets shed light on how millennials feel about the widening generational wealth gap caused by astronomic student-loan debt and skyrocketing housing costs.
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And he's shed light on how he might use the levers of government to pressure companies that plan to ship jobs overseas in the future, too.
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Rock samples collected by submersibles are examined for isotopic signatures that can shed light on the past evolution of these communities, contextualizing how they function today.
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Interventions that help children become aware of their current situation would shed light on eating patterns, allowing them to stick to a more structured eating plan.
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Related: Artists Take On Trauma Recovery in Dublin American Gun Show Exhibition Explores a National Obsession Students Shed Light on Childhood Sexual Violence with Graphic Design
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In Dr. Reich's research, he and his colleagues have shed light on the peopling of the planet and the spread of agriculture, among other momentous events.
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Borodin had helped shed light on Russia's "shadow army," the thousands of Russian military contractors secretly fighting on the side of President Bashar Assad in Syria.
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Her 215 "S/He" played with reversals of gender and race to shed light on the Clarence Thomas and Anita Hill hearings of the early '245s.
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And while human hair has some crucial differences from wool, understanding why curls happen in one mammal's hair could eventually shed light on others, including ours.
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Neuropathways and neuroscience, for the past ten to twenty years, have really shed light on how we become like our parents and how our brains form.
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Wilder was also able to shed light on the enduring mystery of what the fighters are whispering to each other in the moments after a fight.
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"We shed light on the quality of Bolton already in the past, and we do not hide our feeling of repugnance toward him," Kim said Wednesday.
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We wanted to be a little more creative, to shed light on what it's like in prison, what day to day life is like in here.
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Any serious attempt to shed light on this dangerous situation should be welcomed, and I hope it will encourage others to speak out, loudly and openly.
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"You've shed light on my plight here in Britain, in that I am facing prison for giving a speech in which I criticized Islam," she wrote.
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Even after that horrid incident, interest in the topic has waned, and many Syrians have lost faith in journalistic efforts to shed light on their dilemma.
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To shed light on Guy Blaché's overlooked career, Green documents her own mission to track down artifacts from the filmmaker's life and search for any descendants.
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Zelensky has come under pressure to shed light on a phone call, in which the U.S. president asked Ukraine to investigate Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden.
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Both men forfeited their seats in the State Legislature upon being found guilty, and the trials shed light on Albany's culture of secrecy and influence peddling.
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A Harlem man was convicted of murder in the beating of his girlfriend's son after a trial that shed light on the city's failure to intervene.
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As a result, the authorities try to find evidence from mobile phones, social media posts and other sources that shed light on motivations and true intentions.
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" Nature's Bakery said it would file a detailed response and counterclaims that would "shed light on S.H.R.'s conduct, both during the race season and after.
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" He said North Korea had "shed light on the quality of Bolton" in the past, "and we do not hide our feelings of repugnance towards him.
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Bolton was viewed by Democrats as a key witness who could shed light on the President's decision to put a hold on security assistance to Ukraine.
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And its filing shed light on some of the high costs of that race: Even as the company's revenue grew, its losses and marketing costs soared.
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By collecting, displaying, and distributing arpilleras, MEMCH-LA has shed light on a cause invalidated by the Chilean government and rendered invisible in the United States.
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Some of the more targeted mysteries he could shed light on include: When and from whom did the president first get the idea to pressure Ukraine?
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The diverging approaches shed light on how the on-demand industry is far from unified in the way it confronts what could be an existential threat.
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Strang, the founder of Charisma News, describes it as "the other evangelical magazine" meant to shed light on the "spiritual point of view" about the president.
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Rouda's questions on Felix Sater -- and Trump's relationship with him -- shed light on a piece of the broader story that we didn't know much about before.
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Instead of supporting an attempt by park staff to shed light on a critical threat to public land, Zinke told Superintendent David Smith to shut up.
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He added that more research could help shed light on whether other rule changes in football have been or could be associated with reductions in concussion.
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