"This virus cannot tell between nations and ethnicities," Wong explained.
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"There was something more going on, I could tell, between his ears," he told me.
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It can be surprisingly difficult to tell between the two — especially if this illness is just getting started.
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It's almost hard to tell between the two with their flowing brunette locks, strong brows, matching hoop earrings, and leather jackets.
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As part of the expansion, Bixby will funnily enough also have the ability to tell between British English and American English accents.
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But because behavior follows brain development, "we should be able to tell between two and three years, and often even earlier than that," she added.
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At a glance, I can tell between three kinds of forget-me-nots (field, broadleaf, and woodland), or distinguish between a common yarrow and a high mallow.
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I thought it was so cool that you couldn't tell between someone who spent their whole life virtuosically perfecting their instrument and the most banal electronic sound.
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The new Uno ColorADD deck costs $5.99 and contains extra graphic symbols that represent the primary colors, so that it's easier to tell between red, yellow, green, and blue cards.
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Yemen's infrastructure has been crumbling for years, so it is difficult for a visitor to tell between buildings that are falling down through neglect and those half-levelled by explosions.
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In his seminal 1970 paper "The Market for Lemons", Mr Akerlof asked what would happen to the market for used cars if buyers could not tell between good and bad.
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Past studies by Claudia Fritz of the University of Paris VI, and Joseph Curtin, a violin-maker in Michigan, have shown that professional players wearing goggles to stop them seeing their instruments clearly cannot tell between Cremonese and well-made modern violins—and generally prefer the sound of the latter.
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Wing's cousin Tai (Kenix Kwok) knew about this fraud and warned him. Wing could not tell between truths and lies and was stuck between wealth, fame and love.
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Eliezer Sukenik led the excavations at the site between 1927 and 1951 on behalf of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.Israel Antiquities Authority Scientific Archive, File SRF66/6 Israeli Department of Antiquities excavated the site in 1976 (Yigal Yadin and Shulamit Geva). Tel Aviv University's Institute of Archaeology explored the tell between 1981 and 1995 under the direction of Ze'ev Herzog.
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Dov Joseph is less generous: "A typical urban Arab of the upper class named Abdullah El Tell. Between thirty and thirty- five, somewhat foppish and lithe in his movements, a little effeminate ... no strong personality of his own and was known to us to be completely under British influence."Joseph, p. 172. Walter Eytan, head of Israel's Foreign Affairs Ministry, was involved in many of the meetings with King Abdullah.
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The first substantial settlement at Dhiban’s tell was during the Early Bronze Age. Archaeological evidence for a habitation of the tell between the Early Bronze Age and Iron Age has not yet been found. However, the disturbed archaeological context at the site means that this might not be definitive. Dhiban might correspond with the town “Tpn” or “Tbn” found in Egyptian texts from the reigns of Thutmoses III, Amenhotep III, and Rameses II.
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When people do not experience the romance portrayed in these movies, they often wonder what they are doing wrong. Although people should be able to tell between an overly romanticized love and realistic love, they are often caught up in constantly trying to echo the stories they see on screen. While most know that the idea of a perfect relationship is unrealistic, some perceptions of love are heavily influenced by media portrayals.
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Once back on American shore, Riley devoted himself to anti-slavery work but eventually returned to a life at sea. He died March 13, 1840, on his vessel the Brig William Tell between New York and St. Thomas, "of disease caused by unparalleled suffering more than twenty years previous during his shipwreck and captivity on the desert of Sahara." The lives of his crew were foreshortened, no doubt, from complications caused by their hardships in the African desert. The last surviving crewman was the cabin boy, who lived to be 82.
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Excavation areas 2 and 3, on the second tell between the top-hill wall and the interior wall, had unearthed housing materials and structures related with three different periods of occupation of the settlement. The most ancient dwelling belongs to a period just before the 2nd Iron Age, so before the 6th century BC, because the level was discovered under pieces of metalworking clearly identified as materials from the transitional period between the 1st and the 2nd Iron Age. This first and the most ancient dwelling so far is defined by an ashen level where remains of wooden structures, grain store pits, plinth stones and a depot of burnt nuts (hazelnuts and acorns). An intermediate period of dwelling is located just above, this is the best studied and the most known period because it is the widest layer discovered so far.
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The temporary fencing which was placed around has almost > entirely disappeared." Four years later it was described: > "Six years ago, nearly a hundred tablets, headstones, &c.;, stood in the old > burial ground: now a bare dozen can be counted, and many of these are > dilapidated or overturned. The fence is torn down, carried away or > burnt..What hands have taken so many monumental stones away none can tell." Between 1864 and 1875 Skew Street was constructed through the cemetery land to provide vehicle access between Roma Street and North Quay. It had not been constructed by October 1864 as the Surveyor General wrote to the Secretary of Lands on 21 October 1864 that:Surveyor General 64/2690 > "The arrangement of the portion including the cemetery be deferred until > some future time when the relatives and friends of those who have been > interred in the cemetery may be less likely to object to the locality being > appropriated as a public thoroughfare.
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