I can tell from the ASCAP and BMI" — the major music licensing agencies — "I can tell from what happens, you can just — pardon me, but you can just look at the money.
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As if you couldn't tell from watching his stupid videos.
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As you can probably tell from aGianluca's name, he's Italian.
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There's no real way to tell from these photos, unfortunately.
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For what I can tell from a little Googling, Railroad.
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We can tell from behavioral evidence that they are intelligent.
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I can tell from watching that I was feeling strange.
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But as you can tell from last night, probably not.
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"You can tell from that photo that we're friends," Wilson.
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She could tell from the wails the infant needed food.
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You can tell from all the masks I prepared beforehand.
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They could tell from their conversations that they were ISIS fighters.
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You can tell from the photos ... the actress was absolutely terrified.
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You can just tell from this pic that he adored him.
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Not necessarily, but it's hard to tell from this one attack.
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Not that it was easy to tell from Barcelona last night.
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In a moment we'll get to the "tell" from a different era.
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But you'd be hard-pressed to tell from watching this year's keynotes.
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If you can't tell from the above process, Science is aptly named.
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As you can tell from the MUNCHIES recipe catalog, we love ceviche.
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As you can tell from the video above, it's not super great.
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She could tell from his voice that he was off his medications.
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As you can probably tell from those examples it's a varied discussion.
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It was much lighter, as you can tell from the album cover.
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He's got momentum, from what we can tell from early state polls.
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I could tell from his expression that he was swimming in memories.
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As you can tell from my typing, it's been a long day.
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You can tell from the photos alone they were happier after that.
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You can tell from her expression that she's clearly having a lovely time.
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Hard to tell from the pics who's more impressive in this meeting here.
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As you can tell from the video below, John Boyega understands this perfectly.
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As you can tell from the photo above, this is no small task.
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You can tell from his speeches around the country focusing on tax reform.
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It's nearly impossible to tell from the outside if this read is right.
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It's hard to tell from this brief teaser, but it definitely looks amazing.
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I mean, you can tell from a thumbnail as well, but c'mon people.
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With that bundling thing they do, it's hard to tell from the bill.
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You could tell from the hitters' reactions on Wednesday that deGrom was back.
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An old man had died — I could tell from the banners in Chinese.
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Of course, there's only so much you can tell from a single skull.
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As you can tell from the photos, Night mode really saturates certain things.
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And, as you can tell from Bregman's reaction ... it wasn't exactly a lollipop!!
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I could tell from his features that he was kin to Raymond White.
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You can tell from the video ... Verlander's PUMPED to be joining the club.
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You can't tell from the image, but that truck basically perpetually circles the monument.
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You can't tell from the picture, but this duck is listening to the Cure.
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It's hard to tell from this bird's eye view, but in an Alien vs.
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As far as we can tell from our in-depth research, Drake eats food.
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As you can tell from Twitter, everybody in the entire world watched Stranger Things.
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As you can tell from the following video, it didn't quite go to plan.
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I can't tell from the back seat who's in control of Google's autonomous Lexus.
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He is supposedly pansexual, though you wouldn't be able to tell from the movie.
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And as you can tell from the book, I was really interested in that.
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You can tell from the clip, Brown appreciated everything Singleton accomplished and stood for.
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And they were good milkers: you could tell from the smooth, regular shyushyu rhythm.
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You can tell from the outside when the newsroom is turbocharged by a story.
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Dogs are extremely cool and chill, as you can tell from looking at them.
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You could tell from a young age that he was going to be special.
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It was really hard to tell from the pilot what the show would be.
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You can tell from his comedy and from the handful of interviews he's given.
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And, if you couldn't already tell from my tweet above, it's been life changing.
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You can tell from their conversations that a lot of people are still using.
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That's not an easy thing to tell from TV (I am not a doctor).
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You might not be able to tell from the renderings, but it is truly monumental.
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As you can tell from the following exchange, she's already got the hang of it.
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She could tell from his face that he was entering one of his depressive episodes.
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You could tell from across the room everyone was really unsure what was going on.
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You can tell from the second screengrab that people in the group weren't entirely convinced.
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Things are far worse on Twitter, as far as I can tell from various analytics.
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As you can tell from the shelter's video, she loves to get her ears rubbed.
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As you can tell from the clip above (skip to 3:45), he nailed it.
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It turns out there's quite a lot you can tell from how someone's eyes move.
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Their marriage Saturday in Napa was supposedly casual, but you can't tell from the photos.
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"Hailey's still in the Hamptons, as far as I can tell from Instagram," Diggs said.
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These qualities come, as best I can tell, from the traditional winemaking practices of Muscadet.
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Can you tell from the video how far the car falls before hitting the trampoline?
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I could tell from the way people treated him that he was good-looking, too.
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You can't tell from the video how much life a guy has on the ball.
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It was impossible to tell from the video if the girls' message had been coerced.
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As you can tell from the video, brain-controlled drones aren't exactly ready for the raceway.
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The train, as you might be able to tell from the image above, isn't actually invisible.
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"As you can tell from seeing 'Sex Education,' it is a really beautiful location," she said.
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As you can tell from the interview above, Patton Oswalt is a pretty big Marvel fan.
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Crews have removed people (women, as far as we can tell) from flights for inappropriate dress.
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Well, as you can tell from my shocked expression in the video, above, pretty damn cool.
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This seems to also extend into interior spaces, although I couldn't quite tell from Frost's demo.
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As you can tell from the photo above, he really does occasionally pal around with Putin.
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Though, it does look pretty damn enticing as far as we can tell from her post.
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"You can tell from the music," Mark Pryor, a former Democratic senator from Arkansas, told me.
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It's not always easy to tell from mainstream media coverage, but politics is ultimately about policy.
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As one can tell from his Socratic method, Mr. Rose likes to puzzle out his food.
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You can tell from the videos -- these guys have a bond that goes far beyond wrestling.
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I could tell from the thickness in his voice that he was in a brutal mood.
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"I was amazed by how much you can tell from the genetic blueprint," said Ms. Bhattacharya.
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I could tell from our video conference call that my American editors were a bit confused.
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He can tell from 6003 feet away as we approach the flock on a quad bike.
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It is difficult to tell from the two audio clips whether the president's complaint has merit.
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I knew Beverly only by name and by what I could tell from spying on her.
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As you can tell from the photo below, Albert thinks his vet is very, very dumb.
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Because you cannot tell from someone's social media what they're going to be like in person.
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I could tell from her facial expressions that she actually understood what I was going through.
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Hard to tell from the pic ... but Pete's still got his Ariana tattoo on his hand.
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If you can't quite tell from the above GIF, let's take a look at a still. ENHANCE!
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How to tell from far off whether a planet is indeed inhabited is a matter of debate.
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But I can't really tell from looking at the wounds unless it's something that's really, really big.
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But as best we can tell from this page, the Oasis won't be the Kindle that delivers.
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The connection was poor, but I could tell from Zayner's pixelated face that he was becoming emotional.
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"I couldn't actually see it going in but I could tell from the crowd's reaction," he said.
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As far as we can tell from Boris Johnson, who struggles with the facts, there isn't one.
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Instead, he began to ask himself what story he could tell from his perspective, and his community's.
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And you could tell from his body language that he wasn't really comfortable or interested in answering.
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I could tell from our first few interactions that I was in for the classic Espada experience.
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From what I could tell from Facebook, Aros seemed to be surrounded by a lot of women.
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And you can tell from the larger version of the photo that it's definitely not Eddie Murphy.
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In case you couldn't tell from my only somewhat melodramatic introduction, the Pouch is a big accessory.
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It's very easy to tell from walking around the city that there's formidable value placed on art.
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You might be able to tell from the sheer amount of music that we released last year.
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"It's too early to tell, from the standpoint of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service," he said.
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He said from the start he could tell from the audience's reaction that the movie wasn't working.
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Virtual tours make it easier, but how can you tell from FaceTime if the basement is damp?
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"I could tell from the excitement in their voices that this was the spot," Mr. Slosar said.
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But as you can tell from our humble pic, you want a love story, this is it!
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You can tell from the new Eero's design that the company is making great progress towards this idea.
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You can tell from a video Kelly shot and posted, the 27-year-old fan was star struck.
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As you can probably tell from tongue-in-cheek plot description, "Lower Decks" is meant be a comedy.
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When planes pass in the sky or meet in disaster, these are details you can't tell from kissing.
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If you couldn't tell from the Captain Marvel trailer, Goose the cat is kind of a big deal.
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Well, as you can tell from the previous one, we&aposve had a lot of news and upset.
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But just in case you somehow couldn't already tell from the horrible Photoshop job — the image is fake.
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Prosecutors said that's when Stockley retrieved the gun, KMOV reports, but it's impossible to tell from video footage.
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Craig's been on a health kick for pretty much ever, as far I can tell from his Instagram.
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"I can tell from Trump's words that there is something wrong with him," he says with a chuckle.
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I can tell from those pretty hands of yours you've never worked an honest day in your life.
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MELISSA appears here for the first time, as far as I could tell from Jeff Chen's records. Congratulations!
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It was impossible to tell from the jubilant photo that Sweden, not Thailand, had prevailed by 5-1.
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The village's bustling Main Street is minutes if not steps away, but it's hard to tell from here.
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If you can't tell from the pictures, it's undoubtedly the best-looking wagon ever to reach U.S. shores.
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While it's impossible to tell from images, expect a touchscreen display like last year and a similar keyboard.
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When Zimmer was asked whether Cousins looked shaken, he said only that he couldn't tell from the sideline.
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I can tell from the flow of mail over the past six months what themes most animate readers.
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And I could tell from the way he spoke that he had this emotional, he had an intellectualism.
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As you can tell from the results list below, the United States didn't perform well in the round.
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It's very hard to tell from their public record, and I'm not going to hazard a guess either way.
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As you can tell from the numbers, Eero's speed test results don't quite match Ookla's, but they're both fast.
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Leave it to David Spade to have the funniest story to tell from Ellen DeGeneres' epic 60th birthday bash.
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At least as far as we can tell from the photos they shared at LC's baby shower on Saturday.
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And as you can tell from the trailer above, another familiar face from Breaking Bad is stopping by. Shout!
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Beyonce gave birth to twins Rumi and Sir only four months ago but you can't tell ... from any angle.
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You can tell from 22,22 miles away, especially knowing he's not present nor even mentioned in John Marston's future.
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Like many opponents, he calls it the DARK Act: Can you tell from these photos which product contains GMOs?
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It's difficult to tell from the satellite data just how many of the Arctic fires are burning through peat.
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And there is one last remaining home consisting of street cars, though you could never tell from the street.
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And as you can tell from your conversation with Emeril, the gratitude from all the guys is really fantastic.
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Tobey Maguire and Jennifer Meyer split up over a year ago but you could never tell from this photo.
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But as best we can tell from history, this is the sign that financial markets are anticipating a recession.
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From what I can tell from the outside at this point, it seems like they're making progress for that.
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He may be Bernie Bernstein; he may be Lenny Bernstein — it's a little hard to tell from the tape.
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A few dismissed the biopsied lesion as nothing, while others said it was hard to tell from the photograph.
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"Usually when people attend the meetings for the first time, you can tell from their comments," he told me.
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As you can tell from the title of his special, "Conversations," he's the rare comic truly committed to dialogue.
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Lauren Goode: So as loyal listeners might be able to tell from my introduction, Kara Swisher is not here today.
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Chyna was at Six Flags Magic Mountain just outside L.A. Sunday, and you can tell from the video, she's pissed.
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Ultimately, lawmakers from both parties say they're waiting for more show than tell from Trump on what he actually wants.
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" It was good to have people be like, "This was bad, we can tell from your songs that you're suffering.
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I could tell from our first breakfast together — before we started brainstorming anything — that this was going to be awesome.
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However, the website said it was impossible to tell from the satellite imagery whether a space launch vehicle was present.
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Authorities said they could tell from puncture wounds on the child's leg that he had been bitten by a shark.
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Even though I've gotten roughly 43 hours of sleep, you can tell from my face that I clearly need more.
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"It's a plant eater, as we can tell from its herbivorous teeth," University of Chicago paleontologist Zhe-Xi Luo said.
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As you can tell from this first trailer, De Niro isn't the only famous face in the movie's large ensemble.
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The most annoying thing is that there's no way to tell from looking at it whether it's on or off.
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You can't tell from the audio, but I wore a blazer to the recording because I take Halloween very seriously!
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"We can't tell from this study whether restrictive restroom and locker room policies cause sexual assault," Murchison told NBC News.
|
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As you can tell from the trailer, or even the posters, Mia and Sebastian fall in love with each other.
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I don't want to sound noble, but as you can tell from that piece I'm truly disturbed by this man.
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You may be able to tell from my soft and squishy physique that I was raised on Cheddar (thanks, Mom).
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But I could tell, from the sidelong glances given to me by other people in the elevator, that it hadn't.
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LG: Oh really, just, at least you can tell from the medium through which we are currently communicating with you.
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You can't tell from an Amazon picture if a yoga mat is haunted by a persistent and nauseating chemical smell.
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As you can tell from MADERA, CO-SET, and SAES, the other quad stack proved more difficult to fill cleanly.
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"I can't tell from this statement whether they're promising to suppress the speech of someone like Emma Sulkowicz," she said.
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But you can tell from the way that Wendell reassures Dom that they're helping each other mentally, as well as strategically.
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Palmer took his swing and you could tell from the grimace on his face that he didn't like the shot. Plunk!
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You can tell from the dramatic trailer and poster below that a good old-fashioned love triangle's about to go down.
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We can tell from her runaway note that Prairie reads and writes English at about a third-grade level, at best.
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You can tell from the video he's in deep mourning over Soares' death ... who was just killed a couple weeks ago.
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You can tell from her promotional YouTube video that The Swift Life combines the best of Instagram, Tumblr, YouTube, and Snapchat.
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It might be hard to tell from an airplane window, but these cliffs measure some 360 feet high, according to NASA.
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"As far as we can tell from public reporting Kevin Mallory [was paid] $25,000 for a handful of documents," Mattis said.
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You can probably tell from Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's frankly stellar Twitter presence that she is a force to be reckoned with.
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It was too early to tell from the data that Zika had an impact on travel or bookings, tourism officials said.
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With people I meet in person, they can still tell from my tone of voice if I'm happy, angry, or sad.
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It's impossible to tell from what Comey was able to share on Thursday exactly what is up with Trump and Russia.
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Bashir could tell from occasional pictures that the kids were being moved around, from Raqqa to other places within the caliphate.
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"I could tell from the sound that it was a grasshopper warbler, but different than I was used to," he said.
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You definitely get last place, and I&aposll tell you why, if you couldn&apost already tell from what just happened.
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" Hamilton says that he considered Cruz "a very respectful young kid who you could tell from the outset didn't belong there.
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There are dozens of different stories I could tell from that time, but there is one that stands out the most.
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The line wasn't great -- Arwa was calling from her satellite phone -- but I could tell from her voice that she was scared.
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You can't tell from her singing voice, but get her talking and it's clear Ella Mai is a Londoner through and through.
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From what I can tell from (Trump's recent comments at the White House), they're not going to be asked to do much.
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But it's hard to tell from the image whether he and his board both rotated 180° or he rotated closer to 90°.
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It's a bit hard to tell from the photo, but the man was feeding someone who was sitting in the passenger seat.
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Her iron rule was never to describe what they could tell from the picture, and to use as few words as possible.
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From outside the ground, you might hear background noise and be able to tell from the roars whether a team has scored.
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But he is safe and we got to laugh our heads [off]…as you can tell from Brooke's excitement in the video.
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You can tell from this video, they weren't the least bit rattled by gunshots near their music video set earlier that night.
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I could tell from the knot that it wasn't mine, but it was clear another fisherman had unwittingly caused his premature demise.
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As you can tell from the following tweet, YouTuber Nem (the hero of our tale) enjoyed his first viewing quite a bit.
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"As you can tell from meeting her, she burns very bright and has a such a great, very generous energy," Driver said.
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I'll go, this'll be interesting, I could tell from my organizing work that the media was becoming more important in political engagement.
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As we reported, the younger Biebs didn't make a toast, but you can tell from these pics ... everyone was still plenty entertained.
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"Independence came with this new life, you could tell from the music on in the background, which was very upbeat," he says.
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Dr. Bisgaard said it was not possible to tell from the study whether pregnant women could benefit from simply eating more fish.
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You can't really tell from the emoji set, but each real-world piece is about the size of a ping pong ball.
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"For me?" she says, stunned, but as far as I can tell from someone whose face is almost completely hidden, happy stunned.
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Mr. Porter stars as Pray Tell from the FX series "Pose," which employs a large cast of mostly queer and transgender actors.
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It is very difficult to tell from the legislative record whether the vote occurred before or after the release of those figures.
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You can tell from the spark in her eyes that Amber (Vanessa Vache, deft and surprising) is smarter than the man she's with.
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"We can't tell from our study what might be contributing to the differences in cervical cancer mortality by age and race," Rositch said.
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It's hard to tell from this announcement how exactly GoPro plans to execute on this idea, but I'm excited to see them try.
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And as you can tell from the photo she sent to the press, Barnaby was very happy to get back to civilization.[CBC]
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As you can tell from the three women in the video above, dental dams aren't exactly the prophylactic panacea queer women dream of.
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You can tell from his facial expression and manner that he was kind of embarrassed and it was not very important to him.
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Well it's tricky to say, because you can't tell from that GIF exactly how much time passes before the ball hits the net.
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If you couldn't already tell from this Too Faced launch, shimmer eyeshadow tutorial, or Kylie Jenner palette, we love a peach makeup look.
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I don't know, I can't tell from my perspective, but a lot of people ask me that so it must be the case.
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I can tell from the reaction in the audience—especially female voices—that when she finishes that speech, they're like, 'That's right, girl!
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And right when I woke up from the anesthesia the doctor said they could tell from the biopsy that it was Hodgkin's lymphoma.
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Martin could tell from his phone that his son had tried to reach him -- likely as water was rushing into the stricken ship.
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" Peter," Grace said again, and he could tell from her voice that she was in the room with him now, and quite close.
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On the ground, millions were already dead, or would soon be dead, but that wasn't anything Jayden could tell from his window seat.
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"It's still darker, though," Brezzell said, and you could tell from the insistence in her voice that she was neither comforted nor convinced.
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All we really can tell from this tweet is that the revival will most likely retain at least some of its original score.
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As you can probably tell from my capsule summaries, these appeals raise really complex, deep-rooted questions about class actions and due process.
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I think if you are not entrepreneurial in the future you're dead as far as I can tell from work, in the workplace.
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"I wasn't truly surprised, I thought he actually made it but I could tell from the 100m he was slowing down," Bolt said.
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Your car isn't a piggy bank, but it's hard to tell from all the coins spilling over the edge of the cup holder.
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You can never really tell from one year, but last year was a shocker too, for a lot of people, with Moonlight winning.
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They're sort of scary power players at this point from what I can tell from the way they behave, and they're very different.
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In both cases, Tesla says it can tell from its logs that drivers were either distracted or ignored the car's warnings to take control.
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From what I can tell from (Trump&aposs recent comments at the White House), they&aposre not going to be asked to do much.
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As you can no doubt tell from the zoot suit and rubbery face, girlfriend went as Jim Carrey's character in 1994's The Mask.
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Whether or not it is as nice to work at Basecamp as the authors make it sound is hard to tell from the outside.
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Julie has cats, and they apparently drove Luann up the wall, as you can tell from her mock meowing in a talking head interview.
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Though it is impossible to tell from the poll, indications elsewhere suggest that President Trump's criticisms of our immigration policies have resonated with voters.
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This ONA bag is the opposite of a practical and functional bag, though you may not be able to tell from the first glance.
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Tourists could tell from the villas' underground tunnels and menacing sentry posts how worried Chiang had been about uprisings and attempts to assassinate him.
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Fake smiles are fairly easy to tell from real ones: they involve fewer facial muscles and do not crinkle the corners of the eyes.
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You wouldn't be able to tell from the fanatic cheering and eating, but the Eagles are one of the worst team in the KBO.
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Why it matters: Flake may have genuine disagreements with Trump's tone and style, but you wouldn't be able to tell from his voting record.
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"You can tell from Trump's body language after the push that he seems to believe that top dog status is his right," James said.
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Jason Farmer: Syphilis and gonorrhea are always big, as you can probably tell [from the billboards], but it really is dependent on multiple things.
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Even in plastic, you can tell from the look on her eyes behind those miniature oversized glasses that she's not interested in bullsh*t.
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Obviously you can't 100% tell from that photo — it's slightly distant and blurry, after all — but Lannisters would make the most sense, wouldn't they?
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Can you tell from the get-go when someone says, "I wanna try a podcast, here's my plan," that it's gonna work or not?
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An investigator from the Department of Homeland Security said he could tell from the box that it had come from Apple's warranty replacement process.
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Based on what we can tell from the polling right now, it's likely to be Mr. Biden, the former vice president, or Mr. Buttigieg.
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While it is hard to tell from the media coverage, 2628 other countries besides the United States will be holding presidential elections in 28500.
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As you can tell from the image I (reluctantly) included above, parts of my hair are blurred out and the colors are super dull.
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You can tell from the textures somebody took the time to make sure that the sonics are right, and you got to appreciate that.
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What we can't tell from this data is how many of those senior officials would have retired regardless of who occupied the White House.
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As you can tell from this comedic example, I also love joking around, so my preferred assistant will have a great sense of humor.
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He's always been a different koala he loves attention from all the keepers... He loves his food as you can tell from his fat tummy.
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Officials had previously been updating the number of structures burned because it was difficult to tell from aerial surveys which were homes or other buildings.
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"We can tell from their appearance - sometimes with a bit of instinct too - who are the potential victims and where they are going," Jayanti said.
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These are all idea- or concept-level projects, of course, if you couldn't tell from the image above, which looks like a sci-fi paperback.
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You can tell from the outpouring of emotion from the communities that he touched… that the love for Otto went well beyond his immediate family.
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It's hard to tell from the picture above, but those cluttered figures look a bit like fallen armies — possibly representing the site of a battle.
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What you can't tell from the above photo is that while her dress is super-fancy, her footwear is a little more down-to-earth.
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Plus, you can't tell from the front that there's a pony in the back, as he left her face-framing layers separate from the style.
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I make it sound quite glamorous too, but you can tell from the record that it wasn't a highly polished and produced record at all.
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As you can tell from the name, it's open source: Code is freely available to view and can be freely used and edited by anyone.
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You can tell from his reaction it wasn't planned ... he just blurted it out, reacted with some shock and then continued on with the skit.
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Their secretive existence, so far as I can tell from the footage, is upended when they're tasked with fighting a supernatural force in modern day.
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As you can tell from the trailer, the parody will feature a pornified take on Ash Ketchum, complete with anal bead versions of Poké Balls.
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Fritz was seven when Hitler came to power: bad news, the boy could tell, from his father's reaction when he brought up the morning newspaper.
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She could tell from the disbelieving urgency of his actions, and from the way he flipped through cable channels and scanned newspapers for his name.
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But what it says about us and the story that we tell from it might allow us to take a break in a different way.
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Not that anyone could tell from my beat, dopey-eyed exterior, but I was so excited I wasn't able to sleep for another 12 hours.
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It was one of the most emotional phone calls I've had because you could tell from her reaction that it meant so much to her.
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As best we can tell from the data available in exit polls, the median household income of a Trump supporter is about $215,000 a year.
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Alisha Carlile, an attorney representing the state of California, highlighted trial testimony that said bystanders "could tell from 30 feet away" the victim was unconscious.
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UNIDENTIFIED SPEAKER: You can tell from the sparks on the ground, and seeing sparks in different places, that he's just still shooting as he's running.
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"As you can tell from the lump of coal in the center of the plate, this bagel bite never stood a chance," the actor continued.
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As you can tell from the picture, it's a beautiful space, but there's a lot going on … and we're far from our usual Malibu digs.
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For example, at 43A, the answer to the clue "As you can tell from these few examples, Bings are better than maraschinos" is CHERRY PICKING.
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A guy who looks like he may be one of the directors for the day might be black, but I can't tell from a distance.
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We can tell from their grimy, cluttered home that Carl's parents are broke, though Dotty's regular thieving from the cash register at work helps a bit.
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As you can tell from its name, this monitor includes a USB-C cable, which can transmit power, data, video, and audio from a single source.
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Wayne's overseas for Milan Fashion Week and was performing during the Philipp Plein show, you can tell from the video ... the crowd just wasn't feelin' it.
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Max Hoberman As far as I could tell, from the information I gathered, they had done a pretty serious reboot on what Halo 4 had been.
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Both women complained of neck and back pain, and you can tell from these images ... everyone on scene was concerned about the severity of the injuries.
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You can tell from these animals' expressions that they're not reading the news or worrying about the state of the world — or worrying about anything, really.
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It's hard to tell from Sennheiser's photos if any of this was changed, though it looks like detachable at the earbud is still a no-go.
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Jimmy Fallon invited model Kendall Jenner to play a game called "Food or Not Food?" on The Tonight Show, and honestly, we couldn't tell from afar.
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She can tell from the beginning that they will have to be baked, and sets out on a quest to get that iconic texture just right.
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In Buddy's world, you could just tell from the show he ran in a very secret world where deals were made very quietly in secret places.
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Luckily, as you can tell from their appearance on The Graham Norton Show, Ben Affleck and Sienna Miller clearly know how to have a laugh together.
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Anyway as far as I can tell from the playbook, this fight will be the entirety of Dante's Inferno acted out by a beleaguered Arron Afflalo.
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Ward couldn't understand what the police said to Farmer in Spanish, but they looked serious, and he could tell from Farmer's expression that it wasn't good.
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It's far too difficult to truly tell from this picture, but it appears the button is less popular than the other buttons running parallel to it.
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As far as anyone could tell from the video feeds, the entire senior staff of the nascent administration was right there, sitting in the front row.
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It's hard to tell from this video, but the flower really is quite beautiful in an Audrey II meets The Last of Us sort of way.
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I can't tell from the outside whether it is something that they are very passionate about and very serious about, or still haven't fully committed to.
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The 25-year-old is the face of Jimmy Choo's Cruise 2018 ads, and as you can tell from the photos below, she's still got it!
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It is hard to tell from the outside how much influence he wields internally, but in him, world leaders, you may find a helpful sounding board.
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If you couldn't tell from that Uniqlo-inspired puffy gown he wore to the Paris premiere of the next film, Ezra Miller is that black cloud.
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As one can probably tell from the trailer, the two start off butting heads but eventually fall in love, with Will's condition looming over their happiness.
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You can tell from a glance at the racks of paperbacks in your local drugstore that many readers still seek the imaginative release horror fiction provides.
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We got Tity Boi outside Avianne Jewelers in NYC, and you can tell from the video ... he was in the mood to do some serious shopping.
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We're also looking for visual stories to tell from Australia and the region with this new story tool, so send us suggestions if you have them.
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From what I could tell from my faraway spot on the tree line, you had to be male, South American and totally fearless to play polo.
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Also, from what we can tell from reviews and from our own list of matches, EliteSingles doesn't do the best job of abiding by your set criteria.
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As far as we can tell from the research that's been done with MDMA, this is one of the most effective treatments that's been found for trauma.
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If you couldn't tell from the guns and the cars and the burgers, Burger Clan will be racing, shooting, and dribbling alongside us in our favorite games.
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In case you couldn't tell from his string of uber-buff social media snaps, Calvin Harris is not letting the split from Taylor Swift get him down.
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Companies outside the mental health space are intrigued as well — and one even claims to be able to tell from voice whether you'll default on a loan.
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Image: Loren Kerns via FlickrUsually, the only thing I can tell from another person's breath is whether they're drunk (or the last time they've brushed their teeth).
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But as you can probably tell from talking to me—and you would with any other subsequent conversations—I'm a pretty happy person, a pretty happy guy.
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You should be able to tell from the moment you begin interacting with them if they are available to chat, or want to be left alone. 5.
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As you can tell from the behind-the-scenes teasers you'll find on the band's YouTube channel, the process for making this video was really something else.
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Stephanie could tell from his tone and the way his kind, social media manager's eyes twinkled as he said it that it was supposed to be flirtatious.
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"You get to know a player after spending time with him, and I could tell from his body language he was going to break Roger," Moyá said.
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SNL viewers couldn't tell from home there was any drama going on when Kanye West took the stage, but behind the scenes it was a different story.
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Doctors often can't tell from a cursory inspection, and many patients underestimate or lack the wherewithal to understand how often food is going down the wrong way.
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DJ A-Trak was trapped between the Coogi-laced couch and several dozen people; DJ Drama Instagrammed or Snapchatted, it was hard to tell from far away.
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The researchers could not tell from their database analyses whether cases of Parkinson's disease related to head trauma are somehow different from other cases of the disease.
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As best I can tell from googling (as I said, these things are changing quickly), the previous record holder is an 809-foot onshore turbine in Germany.
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I could tell from the nurse's tone that I was borderline eligible to be tested, but she said she'd try to get it approved and she did.
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It's hard to tell from a resume and a few interviews whether a job candidate will be a good fit for your company in the long term.
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If consumers want powerful, dense, oaky wines, they can still find them, although as far as we could tell from our tasting, not so much in Priorat.
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I told Nathan I was going to Xenia's room, and I could tell from the way he looked at me that he knew why I was going.
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McGuane lives in an unincorporated township about an hour outside of Livingston; the nowhere of nowhere, at least as near as I can tell from Google Maps.
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Democrats in the Hudson Valley are especially focused on health care, as I could tell from a demonstration against Faso in Kinderhook, just outside his office there.
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As you can tell from the name, it's an evolution of the Versa, with a few design tweaks, a handful of new features, and the same price.
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I can tell from some of these pictures—the one where you've got your glittery bosom out, with the Playboy necklace—that you're proud of your body.
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"As far as we can tell, from the evidence that we have reviewed, they made what appeared to be the proper decisions at the time," Adams said.
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Though it's hard to tell from the deliberate interruptions of the photographs, the man appears to be the artist's father, and the two women his elder relatives.
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In case you couldn't already tell from her flat lays on Instagram or product reviews on Snapchat, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley knows her shit when it comes to beauty.
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"You could tell from their faces that, yes, they had reached their goal—they reached Italy—but that many of them lost something of greater value," Milazzo says.
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You might not have been able to tell from the weeks of deal-making and uncertainty but what happened on the House floor Thursday was the easy part.
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But in case you couldn't tell from that last ad, Ashley Madison's identity as a refuge for cheaters hasn't been lost in all the rebranding and corporate rejiggering.
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But from what we can tell from the images we have so far, there are many more people on the Mall and the surrounding streets today than yesterday.
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Sitting astride the swan, we cannot tell from the young woman's expression — a lozenge for a mouth and two small, impenetrable circles for eyes — what she is thinking.
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So not only would you feel a rumble in the chair when someone behind you was shooting you, but you'd actually be able to tell from which direction.
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Alongside "Maps," it was the songs that allowed the space to be soft—"Modern Romance" and "Poor Song"—that elevated Fever to Tell from great, to sincerely compelling.
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Rick and Morgan roll up to the scene and can't tell from the carnage if Carol lived through it and left, or if she's been kidnapped, or what.
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You could tell from the questions — and, not less importantly, from the body language — that the people asking were genuinely ignorant of this part of the country's history.
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It will include a 25-piece haul of lipsticks, Lipglasses, pressed-pigment eyeshadows, nail polishes — and, from what we can tell from the available images, lots o' glitter.
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That song is currently being backed by camp Leave, who are jubilant about the country's imminent departure from the EU. As you can probably tell from its title.
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George W. Bush, who took office that year, was the first to benefit from the increase — which, as you can tell from the breakdown below, was arguably overdue.
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But what we can tell from lobbying disclosures is that the total amount is not small, and much of it comes from people trying to influence the government.
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So when I read Emma Straub's Modern Lovers in 2016, I could tell from the first few pages that it would stay with me for a long time.
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I couldn't see through the cluster of photographers, but I could tell from their snapping and excited chatter that at least some of the actors were still nearby.
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We're told she was very generous with about $15k worth of bills ... and you can tell from this video -- the crowd, not just the strippers, ate it up.
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From the way I speak, the way I dress, and the way I act, Hong Kongers can tell from a mile off that I'm not one of them.
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As we could tell from the final flashback scene in the season 2 premiere last week, This Is Us is finally getting close to showing viewers how Jack died.
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"You can tell from the low apogee that this missile maneuvers a bit in boost to defeat missile defenses and aircraft hunting the launcher," said Jeffrey Lewis of CNS.
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As you can probably tell from some of the snippets above, it also took some time for the right critical voices for tackling a show like this to emerge.
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She's lived in Boston, Canada, California, and, if you couldn't already tell from her skin tone — a feature she has grown to love with time — she calls India home.
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And if you couldn't tell from her mid-riff-baring tank top, microscopic mini skirt and denim newsboy cap, the year was 2002 and she owned the Pierrot runway.
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"Never mind the film, this is it," says Gervais at the start of the clip, and you can tell from the expression on his face that he means business.
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As you can tell from the subtitle of my upcoming book, Undocumented: The Militarization of the US–Mexico Border, border security is also a main theme of this project.
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Right now, we're changing things on this decadal scale and we can't tell from the geological record whether previous changes happened over decades or centuries or thousands of years.
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Dig deeperLeader: What machines can tell from your faceScience and technology: Researchers produce images of people's faces from their genomesBusiness: Ever better and cheaper, face-recognition technology is spreading
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But while her creations were often geared toward sensible solutions for everyday problems, Kenner could tell from an early age that she had a skill that not many possessed.
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So it would be hard to tell from those samples whether the antibodies in their blood were produced in response to a natural dengue infection or the vaccine itself.
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The rapper's more of a shark-teeth-and-diamonds kinda guy ... as you can tell from the glow-in-the-dark joint he had on at In-N-Out.
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Oghi's wife would have been able to tell from the size of the hole alone the type of sapling or plant intended for it, but he had no idea.
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So far as Uber can tell from other research, he said, those who drive irregularly respond more to fare increases than more regular drivers, at any level of earnings.
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Trulia says the Palladian-style house is a "fixer-upper," though it's hard to tell from the photos what needs fixing or how much further up it can go.
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Many of our peers are still trying to replicate the success of the large US studios, which you can often tell from the subject matter they choose to pursue.
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As you may be able to tell from the title, Mr. Scheidel makes the case that throughout history, inequality has led only to terrible things (think pandemics and wars).
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I liked that it didn't contain too much syrup (you can tell from its pale color), so it didn't taste like slurping down a chocolate bar with a straw.
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"You could tell from an early age, and I'm not just saying this in hindsight, that he was always the top dog in our group of colts," she said.
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He was going to give his wife a car, and I could tell from the glint in his eye that this was as much a selfie gift as anything.
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The UFC superstar -- who fights Daniel Cormier in less than a month -- wasted no time getting back in the gym ... and you can tell from the video, he's angry.
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I've become — not mainstream, that seems a little too far — but still I can tell from the Ascap [the music licensing agency] reports that the music is being used.
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It is difficult to tell from just looking at the satellite imagery whether the storm is strengthening or weakening or whether it is moving into a favorable or unfavorable atmosphere.
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As you can tell from the title, the film is partly about the meaning of life and partly about a violent space creature who wreaks absolute havoc on the ISS.
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You can't tell from looking at the chickens or ducks whether they are infected with salmonella, and you can get sick from touching the birds or anything in their environment.
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But a couple he happened upon, who he could tell from the look on their face had only just seen the movie, made quite the scene over spotting Paimon IRL.
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I tried the Soggy Doggy Doormat ($39.99) for frequent walks outside my front door and my girl loved it, as you can tell from the front door love-fest above.
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Dig deeperLeader: What machines can tell from your faceScience and technology: Advances in AI are used to spot signs of sexualityBusiness: Ever better and cheaper, face-recognition technology is spreading
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Hannah had spent a year and a half living in Australia and during that period she could tell from conversations with Chris and their parents that things were getting worse.
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But there's also a lot we can't tell from the report about what the Russians might have accomplished — and whether they could have altered the election result, directly or indirectly.
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That's thanks in part to a 6-year-old cat named Monk from Long Island, New York, who is absolutely fang-tastic as you can tell from his Instagram page.
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Shaq has been doing toy drives for 26 YEARS -- and you can tell from the video ... he's just as passionate about helping out now as he was when he started.
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You wouldn't be able to tell from Instagram's blog post today, which included a photo of Systrom, Krieger and Mosseri smiling for the camera while sitting together on the couch.
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From what they can tell from interviews and social media, it's that I'm always posting about riding motorcycles or on skateboards or whatever, so it's kind of an obvious fit.
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It's enough to make you realize how amazingly ridiculous it all is—if you couldn't tell from the original—and builds up energy for the moment the beat drops again.
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It's also really difficult to tell from looking at this map that Barack Obama beat Mitt Romney, since Romney won in states with large geographic areas but few electoral votes.
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And you can tell from the subtext of these complaints that she's not exactly popping by the back of the bus to shoot the breeze off-the-record style, either.
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"I could tell from the start that this third cancer battle was going to be tough," Allenby wrote in a tribute published last week on PlayersVoice, an Australian sports website.
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It's hard to tell from the video, but the wait was widely seen in Australia as a snub — and Mr. Turnbull seemed eager to overcome any awkwardness caused by it.
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It is difficult to tell from the mostly bland answers in the transcripts how radicalized the suspects became, though the investigators were able to catch them in inconsistencies and evasions.
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Even I, his neurologist, with 25 years of experience in cognitive neurology, could not tell from repeated conversations with him over three years that he had any real memory issues.
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Twitter was just a few years old in 2010, as we can tell from the cute baby bird, bubble-letter logo, and friendly reminders of what the site even did.
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"I can tell from the sounds that it isn't Her: Inauguration Day" at the Pop Up Gallery in Chelsea will feature works that react to the election and Mr. Trump.
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He would come home three days later, claiming he'd slept over at his friend's place, but I could tell from his huge pupils that he hadn't slept for a second.
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Our job is to help guide them, not to try and control every aspect of their lives because, as you can tell from my story, life is full of unexpected surprises.
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Ricky's not known for his acting, but you can tell from these pics, he brought his A-game ... the day after Darren Criss -- who's playing Andrew Cunanan -- shot the murder scene.
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It's impossible to tell from Netflix's press releases (which talk about how it's adapted from a popular novel) or from the trailer above (well, unless you speak Japanese, which I don't).
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Image: Luke Parry"We can tell from the shape of the jaws that it is closely related to other similar [modern-day] worms that can grow to large sizes," Parry explained.
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The studio held a similar soiree last year, and from what we can tell from the photo below, it looked just as lavish as you'd expect from the wonderful wizarding world.
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Tony #2 does become fit, and he does become violent, but you can also tell from the 9,987 flinches that follow even the slightest reference to violence that he hates it.
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These Harris stops have had a lot of levity (as you can tell from photos) but there's also a strong component of community activism & female business owners overcoming hardship to succeed.
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Tiger Global Management led the round and, as you may be able to tell from the hedge fund's other bets, Allbirds intends to use those connections to spread its wings internationally.
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There wasn't a ton of fruity syrup in it this drink (you can tell from its very pale pink color), but it was well-blended and had a nice subtle flavor.
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Additional services claim they can tell from your genes and other information how you'll respond to exercise, which foods you should eat, and even which types of wine you might prefer.
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It is hard to know exactly what De Quincey wanted from Wordsworth, but, whatever it was, it seems clear that he could tell from the start he wouldn't be getting it.
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The trend is advancing thanks to smartphones, smart cameras, and more advanced AI. An algorithm developed at Stanford in 2017 claimed to tell from a photograph whether a person is gay.
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Whether Trump is strategic enough to realize that what he's doing is risking the Republican majority in the House, I think, is hard for us to tell from this vantage point.
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The sarcasm of "katauda" — "shout it out" — is lost without a better sense of "oimoi," and I could tell from the exam papers that few of my students had gotten its point.
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If you couldn't tell from her music, her Tennessee estate, or her love of a good glass of whiskey, the singer has also started bringing her Wild West aesthetic into her apparel.
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MSRP: $99.99Black Friday Price: $28.00 iPM 2-in-1 Wireless Charging Pad — $28 See Details As you can probably tell from the name, this bad boy can power up three devices simultaneously.
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"As you can tell from me and probably other dudes, drinking alcohol makes it super hard to come; throw in a condom, and it's borderline impossible if you drank enough," he said.
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Terrell Owens might be 43 but it's hard to tell from his hoops game ... 'cause judging by this video TMZ Sports got of him ballin' in L.A., the guy still has it.
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The audience can tell from the Sheffs' Bay Area home, from the Los Angeles sky-rise Vicky lives in, from the opportunities Nic had—both college and rehab—that they have money.
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"It's entirely possible that dinosaurs had bigger brains that we give them credit for, but we can't tell from this specimen alone," Norman, the British paleontologist at Cambridge, said in a statement.
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If you can't already tell from that adorable head tilt above, Viola is a friendly girl, who is totally eager to learn (she already knows sit!) and adores spending time with people.
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You can tell from the outpouring of emotion from the communities that he touched — Wyoming, Ohio, and the University of Virginia — that the love for Otto went well beyond his immediate family.
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"I could tell right away from the first officers that were witnessing the fire, I could tell from their voices on the radio, that it was getting out of control," Heald said.
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The user activates the grip by flexing their upper arm muscles, an action that's detected by a Myo-like muscle sensor (possibly actually a Myo, but I couldn't tell from the demo).
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But before you think my visit was too one-sided, I also met with Prentice Wolf, a black woman who, as you can tell from her red MAGA hat, ain't with her.
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Justin and Selena's PDA at Jeremy Bieber and Chelsey Rebelo's Jamaican wedding rose to epic levels, as you can tell from these shots of them hanging poolside this week ... after the ceremony.
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"You can tell from his tweets that he grades himself by the performance of the the same way he graded himself with the Nielsen ratings when he started 'The Apprentice,' " Cramer said.
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He heard the word "abolition," for instance, as a mysterious, forbidden incantation; he didn't know precisely what "abolition" meant, but he could tell from the murmur around it that it mattered enormously.
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Sometimes it's not obvious: for example, Target can tell from a woman's purchases whether she is pregnant and tailor its marketing accordingly, according to a 2012 report by the New York Times.
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The two women did not complain or speak of themselves, Parakand recalls, but she could tell from the color of their skin that they had been deprived of daylight and fresh air.
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The Justice Department has already contradicted Comey on several key points, laying the stage for some tense exchanges on Tuesday — and signaling that Sessions has a different story to tell from Comey's.
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This one is called "Anthem for No State, Pt. III," and as you can tell from that naming scheme it's merely the final part of a larger suite that closes the album.
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You can tell from the naming convention that "Mario Kart Tour" is its own thing, separate from the main thread of "Mario Kart" games that have come out on Nintendo consoles exclusively.
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There was no way to tell, from the outside, that the building we were about to enter housed not a mail-processing plant or a grocery chain warehouse but a drug laboratory.
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The only difference Alsatia could tell from the cursory procedure of a run-of-the-mill MD was that she closed her eyes while gently pressing her slender fingers on Alsatia's wrist.
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I had not been present for his testimony, and I was not ready to talk to him, but I could tell from his body language that he had been through an ordeal.
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"While we can't completely tell from the database that this difference is from racial bias, the fact that black patients were most likely to receive no pain medications is telling," he said.
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He could tell from the tattoos that the man was, like him, from Los Angeles, and he was around his own age, mid-thirties, but it was something else that he recognized.
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He wants to increase oil and gas and increase wages, and you can tell from the changes to the website that it looks like what he talked about on the campaign trail.
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First off, the driver sits in the center of the car with two passenger seats flanking him or her on either side, as you might be able to tell from the interior photo.
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I can tell from your note that you're an organized, highly capable person; after all, most people — perhaps myself included — might not even realize that it's possible to renew a passport so quickly.
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The band was in Atlanta recently and was asked what they thought about being labeled a "boy band" ... it's pretty clear to tell from the video, they consider themselves musicians above all else.
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I could always tell from the outline of that page, with each measurement and temperature laid out in Mom's impossibly perfect cursive, that she took her responsibility as Keeper of the Mac seriously.
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While Cuoco loves taking Poker Face out for rides, she also enjoys having fun with her pet out of the saddle too, as you can tell from her recent Instagram lip sync session.
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Donald Trump Jr. and his estranged wife, Vanessa, are getting a divorce, but you wouldn't be able to tell from the photo above, taken Monday at the annual White House Easter Egg Roll.
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Release date: November 8What it's about: You may not be able to tell from the title, but the film is a sequel to 1980's "The Shining," following a grown-up Dan Torrence.
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You could tell from the way he paced the stage at the start of his live election night special, which aired on Showtime, the corporate, premium cable cousin of his usual network, CBS.
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There are a couple of other reasons beyond those two, and from what I can tell from my talks with VC sources, most VCs seem to be in a wait-and-see mode.
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But as we can tell from what's happening on college campuses, where everyone walks in fear of committing or receiving a microaggression, that is not going to make America more inclusive and civil.
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You can tell from the heft and feel of the Tapplock One that it's solidly constructed, and indeed so far in my testing it's held up well to they elements protecting my outdoor shed.
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If that's the case, then our current understanding of the materials in our Solar System—which is largely based on what we can tell from meteorites that make it to Earth—could need revising.
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From the little we can tell from this trailer, it sure seems like Hathaway is playing a different role from her usual earnest heroines — and seems to be having a great time of it.
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Though it's difficult to tell from these initial photos, Murdoch appears to have chosen an unusually shaped (read: very expensive and rare) marquise diamond for his fourth proposal set on a simple platinum band.
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U.S. Magistrate Judge Catherine Salinas in Atlanta said it was impossible to tell from the indictment filed in 2017 against three people, including a former Tenet executive, which patients were affected by the scheme.
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It's hard to tell from the photo, in which the ring looks roughly the size of a Mighty Max playset, but the row of seats I shared with friends were, comparatively speaking, above average.
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However, the reduction in erectile dysfunction risk was only correlated with the foods the participants ate, so we can't tell from this study alone whether or not those flavonoids actually caused that decreased risk.
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Except for a short-term boost in capital spending, there are, as far as I can tell from what has been written thus far, few "reforms" that will push growth above its current trajectory.
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The place wants to be cool; you can tell from the walls of one bathroom, where Allen Ginsberg's inscribed photograph of Neal Cassady and Timothy Leary hangs across from a signed Joseph Beuys poster.
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Musk noted that getting the right balance of form and function was challenging, and you can tell from the accents and lines on the suit that it was clearly designed to exude style vs.
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This meant Krasinski and Carell shared most of their scenes together, and though you might not be able to tell from watching the episode, Krasinski got a serious case of the giggles early on.
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"We can't tell from this study whether restrictive restroom and locker room policies cause sexual assault," said lead study author Gabriel Murchison of the Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health in Boston.
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This drama-series made by Amazon can be hard to tell from the Game of Thrones made by HBO, It also reflects the booming development of streaming media providers, and Emmy Awards echoes that.
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Sure, Jones put up an impressive 20 points—before fouling out with 1:50 left in overtime—but you can just tell from the clips that he's out there, pouring himself into the game.
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You could tell from the first episode that it was going to be a different kind of season, because you all were so aware of the reputation outside the show and how the show works.
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You can tell from the woman's face and crossed arms that she's discussing a serious matter, yet the man is holding his hand out towards her, almost as if to prevent her from commenting further.
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" Trump also said Wednesday that during a recent intelligence briefing, he was "surprised" because he could tell from "body language" that the experts were not happy "our leaders did not follow what they were recommending.
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It's hard to tell from the pictures if this is the same phone as the rumored U212 prototype that HTC showed off at a 212G event in Taiwan or if this is a different model.
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Even though Charley is married (well, estranged, at the moment) with a kid, I can tell from their immediate chemistry that Charley and Remy might end up having more than just a friendly business relationship.
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Today's illustration of this fact is a new paper from Stanford researchers, who have created a machine learning system that they claim can tell from a few pictures whether a person is gay or straight.
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You couldn't tell from what went down inside that Offset was still pining away for a reconciliation with Cardi B. But, earlier in the night he was begging for his wife to take him back.
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First reported by The Economist, It found that a machine learning algorithm could tell from a handful of photos whether a white person identified as gay or straight on a dating website with startlingly accuracy.
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Though you can't tell from this photo, "Dogs of All Nations" described the coloring of the Airedale's head and ears as a rich tan, as well as the legs up to the thighs and elbows.
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"It's hard to tell from today's transcript, but it seems like the justices might affirm the Federal Circuit on this issue, and agree that notice cannot be given until the product is approved," she said.
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"You can tell from observing him that the issue of Burma is deeply felt," said Derek Mitchell, a former ambassador to Myanmar, who encouraged the foreign minister to issue Mr. McConnell a closely held visa.
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The Heck campaign is eager to link Ms. Cortez Masto to Mr. Reid, and at times it can be hard to tell from its Twitter feeds whether it is running against her or Mr. Reid.
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Like Laura Palmer's death, or a severed ear found in the forest of an idyllic town, you can tell from the very first moment that something's not quite right with this standard-looking keyboard software.
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I could tell from meeting him how much fun he would have doing this and that was a big factor for me, knowing he was going to have fun in this part and bust loose.
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It's hard to tell from the trailer if Hurwitz and Netflix will actually be able to recapture the magic of those first few seasons again, but we won't have to wait long to find out.
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ANONYMOUS What I can't tell from your question is whether your boss has lost sight (on this one issue) of the power imbalance between herself and her employees, or whether she enjoys pressing her advantage.
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"We won't be able to tell from what happens tonight alone whether this is a change in the trend or not," Robert Dunham, executive director at the Death Penalty Information Center, said in an interview.
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"It's hard to tell from the tee but it looked like it had a chance and then we saw it abruptly move, the way it would only do if it hit the hole," he said.
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All I could tell from the fervent enthusiasm surrounding it was that it came from a former Adventure Time writer and artist, it starred a literally starry-eyed boy, and maybe there were some aliens?
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My intention all along has been to simply share that same enthusiasm for the written word because as you can tell from my life, I know full well the benefits of being a literate human being.
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"I'm sure you've had the experience where someone says something, and you're not really listening, and then you can tell from their intonation that they've stopped talking and that they've asked you a question," Willingham said.
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Because luckily, Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige has already hinted at the "many, many stories to tell" from the comics in upcoming Black Panther films, and that he "absolutely" wants director Ryan Coogler to return again.
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You'd never be able to tell from the outside, though—to a casual observer, Elizabeth Restaurant is invisible, located in a dusty storefront in Lincoln Square, unmarked except for some tiny, neat lettering on the door.
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You can tell from the outpouring of emotion from the communities that he touched -- Wyoming, Ohio, and the University of Virginia to name just two -- that the love for Otto went well beyond his immediate family.
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It amazes me that a well-educated French-speaker can immediately tell from a few lines of an e-mail (or a tweet) whether the sender is an alumnus of Grande École or a col bleu.
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"You could tell from the crowds that were there, there's excitement among the Democratic activists, and right now, that's who were talking about because the general population is really not plugged into this yet," he continued.
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However, the cost of both new tech—and the tech needed to develop for that new tech—may prohibit some people (with important and engaging stories to tell) from being able to develop or use it.
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A senior United Nations official, who was granted anonymity to discuss a particularly sensitive diplomatic issue, said it was impossible to tell from the 1949 map exactly which parts of the Arnona consular compound sit where.
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A veteran pilot who was at the airport Sunday morning said he could tell from the sound of the engines that the plane was in trouble as it tried to take off just after 9 a.m.
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Failing these, my mother lives on a street where "Suits" used to film, which, as far as I can tell from her stories about it, puts her rank on set somewhere near or above executive producer.
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The initial negative impact of Yellen's comments "was short-lived, you can tell from other global markets, " Wong said, adding higher rates would benefit banks, while hurting profitability of real estate plays due to higher borrowing costs.
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It looks likely to be some form of vehicle-to-vehicle communication network that will let cars more safely negotiate roads with shared info, but it's hard to tell from the graphics how this will work exactly.
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It's hard to tell from 20 minutes, and it's not clear whether the final game will keep the demo's cold open, but it feels like Breath of the Wild's world is ripe for these kinds of moments.
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It is fairly clear to tell from the character art for Aliya—and indeed, the rest of the art shown in previews for the game—the team has been influenced by Middle Eastern and South Asian imagery.
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Instead it claims: The vast majority of featured snippets work well, as we can tell from usage stats and from what our search quality raters report to us, people paid to evaluate the quality of our results.
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The Wakandan throne is, as far as we can tell from the film, a classic hereditary monarchy with a few comic book twists: Certain citizens can challenge the king to single combat and potentially win the throne.
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It's a drama that takes up where "Romeo and Juliet" ended, more or less, but it's hard to tell from the one overstuffed installment provided for review whether it's going to cohere into something worth sticking with.
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Walking through the economy Skyline car — a lounge car for passengers — I could tell from the torn seats and fading teal color of the leather that it was not as nice as the business-class Skyline car.
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If Tesla succeeds in producing long-range, reliable battery packs at a low price, the Model 3 could be a massive success If you couldn't already tell from that sentence alone, that's a big gamble on Tesla's part.
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It's hard to tell from the comics what will come next, as Captain Marvel completely revamped the Kree-Skrull War mythology, as well as making the Skrulls victims instead of equally responsible for the war with the Kree.
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The silkscreen print on wood sculptures, first shown in 1964 at Manhattan's Stable Gallery, looked so much like actual Brillo Pad cartons that one could not tell from a photograph which of them was or was not art.
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There are reports Balor suffered an injury to his right arm Sunday night -- but as far as we could tell from the clip, he didn't appear to be wearing a brace ... then again, he was wearing a jacket.
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If you've watched enough of this show you'll be able to tell from the jump which women are getting edits that imply they'll be serious contenders for Nick's heart or serious contenders for the title of worst-behaved.
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" Stewart continued talking about her love for dance in the magazine's latest issue – appropriately titled The Party Issue – sharing that when she first meets a person, she can tell from the start "if we're gonna jive and dance.
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" They said Guzman "can't say whether it 'allows daylight to come into his cell' because the light in his cell has never been turned off and he can't tell from the 'window' if it is daytime or nighttime.
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We hadn't had a chance to really connect in our relationship yet, especially since he didn't get a date the week before, but I could tell from my limited time with him that he was funny and romantic.
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"Marston, as near as I can tell, from reading his letters and diaries, wanted kids to see her as a hero, a very strong woman, who would do whatever she set her mind to do," Lepore told me.
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But while Vivian finds the freedom and decadence of her new life exhilarating, she's also becoming more and more selfish, and we can tell from the mounting tension of her narration that she'll soon make a terrible mistake.
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But in case you couldn't tell from all the features, Hynes also treasures the energy of collaboration, steering people like Diddy, Tei Shi and A$AP Rocky into contexts that welcome their voices without drowning out his own.
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"I think what he said was totally inappropriate, undisciplined," Clinton said at a news conference on Thursday, referring to Trump's claim that he could tell from the "body language" of his briefers that they were unhappy with President Obama.
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There's no way to tell from the company's filing how much of its $4 billion revenue backlog number would be at risk in a downturn in which its clients start terminating their agreements early or simply default on them.
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"They walked out arms locked, like they knew each other for fifty years, hugging and patting each other," D. told me, adding that the agents could tell from the body language that Boyaco would be willing to meet again.
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He pointed to the cushioned V.I.P. seats in front, which cost $1,599 for the three nights of the festival and were black, so that the artists couldn't tell from the stage, once it got dark, if they were empty.
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"The technology portrayed in the movie, as far as I can tell from the trailer, does not exist, and I know of no way to actually control the weather in the manner indicated," Robock told me in an email.
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WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — If you are as much a fan of the Spelling Bee game as I am — and I can tell from the comments that quite a few of you are — you will enjoy today's puzzle by Alex Bajcz.
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Two-year-old Logan Cox was taken by his parents to watch a motorbike race at Silverstone, according to SWNS TV — and as you can tell from his reaction, he appeared to enjoy himself quite a lot. Best. Day. Ever.
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And Gigi Hadid took a much-deserved break from the catwalk to support her sister Bella, who also happened to walk the same very exclusive Givenchy runway as Irina (if you couldn't tell from the bleached brows and all-black ensemble).
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You can tell from Instagram now and social media, on my page I specifically want to show people that you don't have to be restricted by your culture, regardless of which one you come from, or by your practices or traditions.
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There's plenty of talk about how climate change has caused major cities to flood and made clean water expensive, though it's hard to tell from the scenes on Earth, which are full of beautiful Vancouver landscapes and perfect suburban homes.
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Miles's rise from high school straight to the NBA in 2000 and then his sharp decline into bankruptcy in 2016 almost perfectly follows the tragic arc of young stardom, but boy does Miles have some stories to tell from his journey.
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You can tell from the characters he's been cast to play: from a hunky Baywatch lifeguard, to a Game of Thrones warlord, to a legit underwater superhero in the upcoming Aquaman film that Momoa is a man of great brawn bravado.
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The definition of AI differs widely between companies and researchers, and it's hard to tell from Bragi's description if this is really a powerful AI tool or just an easy way of creating some smart features, despite the lofty goals.
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Their attackers came into the second floor apartment through the fire escape to avoid the building's security, which explains why they'd be sleeping with one eye open now ... and you can tell from the 911 call that it was complete chaos.
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She's living in our time, but you couldn't tell from the way her life works: Green is raised by a group that describes itself to Green as "the Family" and to outsiders as "a commune," but which is clearly a cult.
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You can tell from Smith's look that Dylan is her superhero, one with flowers on his hat, his eyes bright and blazing in a face that is by turns open, guarded, painted white or obscured by a creepy translucent mask.
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"I can't tell from the description whether it's an indication of an execution gone bad or there are just question marks," said Mr. Dunham, who added that the execution took longer than the 15 or so minutes that he had anticipated.
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Some legal experts said in interviews it was difficult to tell from the limited information released whether the police department broke court-ordered rules that govern how New York City can police political activity, but that the surveillance seemed disproportionate.
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It&aposs difficult to tell from the scenes alone, but closer images of Sansa&aposs leather armor shown in "Game of Thrones: The Costumes" reveal that the weirwood branch pattern was actually on Sansa&aposs costume earlier on the episode.
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But as best as I can tell, from my own reporting and others', Luckey's firing had little to do with his politics and was much more about the fact that he lied to Facebook executives about his role in funding anti-Clinton memes.
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Seven cranial fragments found at the site are believed to have been sourced from three individuals ranging in age from 20 to 50, one of which appears "more female than male," the authors said, though it's difficult to tell from fragmentary evidence.
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But the authors report that as best as one can tell from what bank regulators in Switzerland and elsewhere report, "Scandinavians appear to use tax havens less than other countries" — part of the generally high-trust social equilibrium that exists in Northern Europe.
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I don't know if people are writing about factual experiences or the "true experiences" they wish they had, but generally you can tell from a pattern of reviews—just as with Yelp or whatever—what the character of a place is like.
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But once in awhile — you could always tell from the slight melancholy in the subject's eyes as she watched her hair get chopped and dyed — she wished she could leap back into the dumpster and rescue her discarded clothes, her discarded identity.
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"We can't really tell from the data if this is a good start yet, we need to wait until the end of the first quarter to see where things stand," CAAM official Chen Shihua said at a briefing in Beijing on Friday.
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As you can tell from his ad in 2005, Tim Kaine has spent most of his political career trying to appear to be all things to all people which has produced so many contradictions that the term "flip-flopping" just doesn't suffice.
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"It's difficult to tell from the specific words that came out, but it certainly appears to be a political step taken in response to the continued detention of Andrew Brunson and the president's irritation with that state of affairs," Mr. Wilson said.
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Just look at these two shots of Anna and Elsa in "Frozen" and "Frozen II." You can tell from this shot in the second movie, where Anna and Elsa are standing in the Enchanted Forest, that their clothes are much more detailed.
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That chart comes from a new paper by Kristin Blagg and Matt Chingos of the Urban Institute, who say that, on the contrary, as best we can tell from the data that exists (they explain some limitation) the various illusion hypotheses are wrong.
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Simulation of colliding neutron stars, an image I picked because it looked cool (Image: NASA Goddard Space Flight Center/Flickr)When distant black holes (or neutron stars) collide, there's a lot scientists can tell from the way they send gravitational waves rippling through space.
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Listen: as you may be able to tell from TechCrunch's own coverage of FCC issues and net neutrality (mostly by myself), I'm no fan of Chairman Pai's, though I try my best to stick to the facts — which, helpfully, are also largely anti-Pai.
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I find myself thinking, for example, of the hedge-fund billionaire Paul Singer, another big power in the G.O.P., who published an investor's letter declaring that inflation was running rampant — he could tell from the prices of Hamptons real estate and high-end art.
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In the GIF below, you can see the corner change shape a few moments after the device is initially turned on: Notably, Google isn't doing this on the Pixel 3 XL, as best as we can tell from rebooting The Verge's review model numerous times.
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The joke, if you can't tell from the title, is that Tingle's work is notoriously mystifying, verging somewhere between absurdist surrealism and stream-of-consciousness badfic; it's anthropomorphic porn as if written by someone with disjointed, half-formed thoughts and limited powers of expression.
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"And I have great faith in Bob Mueller, but I just can't tell from the letter why didn't he decide these questions when the entire rationale for a special counsel is to make sure the politicals aren't making the key charging decisions," he added.
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As you can tell from the screenshots he tweeted, the special keyboard resembles many other one-handed keyboards: Smushing the keyboard to either the left or right side and filing in the extra space with useful shortcuts buttons for things like cut and paste.
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And from what we can tell from the show's latest trailer, it seems like we might finally see the noble houses of Westeros unite to face the growing threat of the White Walkers, the north-of-the-Wall monsters that command a gigantic zombie army.
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It's tough to tell from the preview whether the Hound is present in the King's Landing party, but given that characters like Brienne, Jorah, and Davos are in attendance, it's fair to assume that the younger Clegane might also be part of the party.
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Because it's hard to tell from the first trailer, which features Taylor Swift in her final form (giant orange cat) and James Corden (unfortunately), we decided to ask our parents to parse the plot of Cats for us, because they came of age during its rampant popularity.
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In a peer-reviewed paper to be published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, researchers demonstrate the capabilities of a novel machine learning algorithm that can tell from a handful of photos whether a person identified as gay or straight on a dating website.
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The two encounter a mysterious figure that appears to be mummified, gripped by a magical hand, and deeply evil — you can tell from the streams of horrible goo coming from it, and from how its eyes glowed red when it detected the presence of our heroes.
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I asked the McCain Institute whether it was aware of the bill or this fund: "We're not connected to it in any way and best we can tell from asking those who should know, neither is the McCain Family," a spokesperson told me in an email.
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It's impossible to tell from his stated agenda what his foreign policy would actually look like, but it's easy to see that it's going to be a muddle driven by impulse and catchphrases, unguided by actual understanding or reliance on the support of anyone who has it.
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Based on the acclaimed British graphic novel by Luke Pearson (an Adventure Time veteran, as you might be able to tell from the animation style), with a synth pop intro written by Grimes, its the kind of cartoon that's as much for millennials as it is for kids.
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But counterfeits are often much harder than this to identify, so much so that just a couple of weeks later, I was bitten again - this time by a different "Daigou" vendor, who sold me a Burberry scarf that, on sight, was near-impossible to tell from the real article.
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It's difficult to tell from the images just how spacious it is back there, but Musk has emphasized in the past that it was designed so that three adults could sit comfortably (though, let's be honest, "comfortably" depends a lot on the size of the adults in question).
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It's also a comedy that's rooted in its time (which, if you couldn't tell from the Dennis Rodman and LL Cool J cameos, is the late '90s), not a distant past or the Tyler Perry universe, the predominant settings for the stories Hollywood tells about people of color.
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Then again, there's only so much you can tell from a seven-second clip in which you can't hear what either of the two subjects are saying — it's always possible that Shayk didn't hear Cooper over the noise of the crowd, or that she was distracted or something.
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We can tell from the tension between him and the white police officer that this is not going to go well, but all hell breaks loose when Micah reveals that he doesn't have his driver's license on him and then attempts to reach over to look for his registration.
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As far as we can tell from the trailer, only Iggy Pop and Kane are actual zombies, though Buscemi looks like he's about to get chomped by some living dead in his trailer appearance, so hopefully, we'll at least get to see him staggering around moaning for brains, too.
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And even if this is the story it chose to tell, from a teenage boy's perspective, it's still pretty hard to get around the fact that the storytelling itself wants us to root for the preservation of the Black Mirror-like scenario — not for it to be fixed.
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We're just days away from Netflix's long-awaited return to Hawkins, Indiana — and while little is known of the season's overarching plot, we can tell from the vibey trailers that there are malls to be crawled, sleeves to be puffed, ice creams to be scooped, and (presumably) lives to be saved.
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" I asked him how he and his people had framed the conversation, and he said, "The nature of the debate was quite complex—as best I could tell from the literature, chem castration is very effective in some people and ineffective in others—high chance of side effects in both.
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While the image is definitely of a larger MacBook with thinner bezels, there's no way to tell from here whether the most requested change — a new scissor-switch keyboard that's rumored to be debuting on the 16-inch model to replace Apple's heavily maligned butterfly switches — is present as well.
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I can tell from her mild impatience to get inside the statehouse that this protest is an obligation for her — not one she fulfills grudgingly, mind you, but rather a duty that she feels to protect her wife from a bill so stupid she can barely believe it's being considered.
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" With the release of his album Changes today, the former teen star has finally completed his full metamorphosis into Man Who Has Sex With His Wife, as we can all tell from his recent addition of an unfortunately horny dirtstache and lyrics like "Who taught you how to drive stick?
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Even routers that can take the hotel's wi-fi network and turn it into a new, private Wi-Fi network still come up against a login page based on what we can tell from the testing we've done ourselves and the collective wisdom of Reddit, though your mileage may vary.
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As best as I can tell from the endless series of interviews with white guys in diners — who are, we all know, the only Americans who matter — these voters are driven more by animosity toward immigrants and the sense that snooty liberals look down on them than by trade policy.
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Sharon Block, a top official in the Obama Labor Department who is executive director of the Labor and Worklife Program at Harvard Law School, said it was hard to tell from the facts in the Labor Department's letter whether the workers using the platform in question were truly independent contractors.
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"It is impossible to tell from this study which types of spices will be the most beneficial or how much spice is required to see a beneficial effect on lowering salt intake or blood pressure," said Richard Wainford, author of an accompanying editorial and a pharmacology researcher at Boston University School of Medicine.
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As you can tell from the substance of this "piece," if we were to generously describe it that way, after the two decades it has taken me to finally watch The Sopranos, I still I have not seen much of it, only 12 episodes total at the time you are reading this.
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In case you can't tell from the picture here, Amanda Peet is still absolutely beautiful, and her acting skills have only improved since she starred in the early 2000s flicks Saving Silverman and Whipped, movies filled with "rampant misogyny" (her words!) that she's sure her daughters will write essays about one day.
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"What we can't tell from our data is whether a lot of people are trying to find work and not finding anyone willing to hire them, or whether there just aren't as many people making the effort" — because it's not worth their while to work in Seattle even at a higher minimum wage.
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Whether these medicated mice were less muscularly healthy because they had run less than the other mice or because the statins had somehow directly made their muscles less fit is impossible to tell from this study, says Marni Boppart, a professor of physiology at the University of Illinois who oversaw the experiment.
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They let us communicate, work, document, learn, complain, order…Read more ReadNear as the doctors could tell, from what the woman told them, it's almost certain that her burn was caused when her generic iPhone charger—nestled under a pillow and plugged into an outlet—came into contact with the chain necklace she was wearing.
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As you can tell from the stories on ZergNet's front page, it's not exactly in-depth, high-brow journalism that gets highlighted, but this process is supposed to keep things on topic — so when you see ZergNet recommendations on gaming site IGN, they should all go to stories that are relevant to a gaming audience.
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Many aspects of the public market are now different: public companies are pulling guidance; the Olympics is postponed; domestic life has been overturned by lockdowns and social distancing recommendations; and at the heart of what this publication covers, the venture capital scene has changed as well — not that you could tell from reading Twitter, mind.
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It's hard to tell from the campaign images, as there are only two garments involved, but at the French Vogue benefit for the Musée Galliera in Paris during the couture shows last week, Ms. Waight Keller seemed to model her own words, appearing in a black tuxedo with an AC/DC T-shirt underneath.
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"If we can tell from testing DNA how likely it is that a man will develop prostate cancer, the next step is to see if we can use that information to help prevent the disease," study author Ros Eeles, a professor of oncogenetics at The Institute of Cancer Research in the UK, said in a statement.
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Most notably, President Trump personally said the North would face "fire and fury like the world has never seen" if it didn't stop threatening the US. The thinking here, as far as we can tell from the outside, is that you need to threaten North Korea with a credible military option in order to convince them to negotiate.
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Most notably, President Trump personally said the North would face "fire and fury like the world has never seen " if it didn't stop threatening the US. The thinking here, as far as we can tell from the outside, is that you need to threaten North Korea with a credible military option in order to convince them to negotiate.
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As you can probably tell from the concourse-style decor in the video above, this laptop DJ set from his 2012 stint with the Double-A Reading Fightin' Phils was hosted by the team at FirstEnergy Stadium, much to the apparent delight of several children and at least a few adults who reject baseball's longstanding violent dislike of dance music.
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But, as you can tell from the clip, these people are all Astros fans and that home run ball had just been hit by Yasiel Puig for two runs in the ninth to bring the Dodgers within 12-11 of an absolutely bonkers game that lasted over five hours and featured the Dodgers blowing a four-run lead and a three-run lead, 417 combined pitches, and seven total home runs.
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The image in question is indeed from a work by Azzam, which in fact goes back to 2012, but it is a digital composition in which different parts of bombed out buildings are assembled together to resemble French sculptor Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi's statue; it is also possible to tell from simple observation that the image is not real (though some netizens, like political scientist Ian Bremmer, apparently could not).
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The immediate context for this bit of viral content (which has a clear point of view, as you can tell from the tweet and the "Fuck Trump!" peppered in at the end) is the reports that the American pharmaceutical industry wanted President Donald Trump to use the specter of Brexit and new trade negotiations between the UK and US to open up the British market to US health care companies.
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However, I see no reasonable way for the painting to have shrunk as much as he claims (nearly two centimeters) without considerable alterations of the paint film, and I agree with art historian Martin Kemp that it seems truly difficult to tell from his photographs whether the alleged traces of paintings below the painting are complete earlier versions rather than just an image that evolved as the artist worked.
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You can tell from this video — excerpted from a new full-length concert film — that the group has not lost the spark inside the material; on this version of Washington's "Street Fighter Mas," from the album "Heaven and Earth," the two-drummer rhythm section pounds out a beat that's both funkier and more thrashing than on the record — and Cameron Graves takes a lightning-sharp keyboard solo that could make a metal guitarist quake.
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The driver protested in ornate phrases that nobody was threatening anyone, that to speak of threats in this situation was unfitting, that he could tell from my smiling face that I was a good and trusting person, but that the world was an imperfect place, that some men were less like humans than like animals, and that it was best to send clear signals about what one was or wasn't looking for.
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You can kind of jokingly call it weird, but if you look at where Amazon, Facebook, and Google are investing — I think Google's VR team is significantly bigger than Facebook's; Microsoft has 1,500 people working on HoloLens; and from what I can tell from its hiring and acquisitions, Apple is [investing a lot of money] — probably the biggest area [of interest and investment] is AI. Large tech companies are investing very heavily in this stuff [whereas] there's much less investment by VCs.
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Here's a reminder of how much violent crime has dropped in the US since the early 1990s: During that period, as you can tell from the later portions of this chart, murder rates have similarly dropped: But here's what's happened to the percentage of crimes that result in someone's arrest over that time period: As you can see from the chart above, murder cases are still way more likely to end in an arrest than other forms of violent crime.
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