Telltale did not return my request for comment, nor did current Telltale CEO Pete Hawley, who follows me on Twitter.
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"A big thing that's really worked well for Telltale thematically is family," said Justin Lambros, executive producer on the game at Telltale.
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Bruner's time at Telltale came to a close in March 2017, when employees spotted him leaving the Telltale offices with his backpack.
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Just months after the collapse of Telltale Games and the major toll that took on its now former employees, Telltale has been resurrected.
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A company called LCG Entertainment picked up the remaining pieces of Telltale earlier this year, promising to eventually start work on old Telltale games and potentially new ones.
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Telltale "continues to use a one-size-fits-all approach," said Nathan Grayson, a video game critic at the Gawker-owned website Kotaku, who has reviewed many Telltale games, mostly positively.
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Not surprisingly, one of the first questions in the FAQ directly addresses old Telltale: It's hard to not remain bitter over what happened to Telltale, and how it so accurately represented the worst ways the video game industry can, and often does, treat its workers, but "prioritizing former Telltale employees" for positions on this team is, at least, something.
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Walking in, the telltale smell of Home Depot comforts us.
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Beloved game studio Telltale Games went through a major downsizing.
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Damaged serial numbers or mismatched labels can be telltale signs.
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They found little of these telltale gases in the atmosphere.
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He knew who had sent it by the telltale signatures.
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And, this being a Telltale game, things get appropriately dark.
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Exploding tentacle heads are a telltale sign in my book.
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But they were also a telltale sign of strategic rudderlessness.
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"There is no Telltale secret sauce," says a former employee.
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Telltale Games is bringing back three of its best series.
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A spiked volleyball can also exhibit that telltale zigzag motion.
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Telltale unceremoniously laid off 275 employees without severance last week.
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This is what gives the babka its telltale braided characteristic.
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The telltale signs, like routinely passing out at 7 p.m.
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I stopped, listened, looked for telltale movements in the canopy.
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Update: This story has been updated with comment from Telltale.
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None said the spot had the telltale signs of melanoma.
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Powerful enough, perhaps, to detect telltale molecular signatures of life.
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Autopsies showed telltale signs of heart injury and cell death.
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But telltale lesions have started to appear on her body.
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Many, but not all, have a telltale bright orange cap.
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The mold displayed a number of telltale signs of transformation.
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Investigators call that a telltale sign of a militia shooting.
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These are all telltale signs that there's trouble at LuLaRoe.
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Telltale Games announced the story-driven game back in 2014 and launched it in 2015, bringing a traditional narrative to the sandbox game through a series of episodic games that Telltale became known for.
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Batman - The Telltale Series is launching on consoles, PC/Mac and mobile devices this summer, and developer Telltale Games finally delivered a first look at its Dark Knight game on the eve of E3.
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Such a feature is a telltale sign of an intense hurricane.
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Several satellites have provided conflicting data about telltale X-ray signals.
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Sometimes sophisticated malware is undetectable but sometimes it has telltale signs.
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Telltale is best known for its resurrection of episodic adventure games.
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Everyone [could] see that, not just people who work for Telltale.
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There are a couple telltale signs that this email is bullshit.
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Men in the telltale top hats of a horse-carriage driver.
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The other produces a CAR which recognises a second such telltale.
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Nike didn't always have a victorious name nor the telltale swoosh.
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The wax figure has all the telltale signs of Grande-hood.
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A new logo and formal title for 'Batman - The Telltale Series.
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There were, after all, telltale signs the interview was not real.
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To spot a fake account, watch for a few telltale signs.
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Then there is the telltale polka-dot head scarf, and Mrs.
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Look for the telltale signs that the followers are not real.
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Recognizing these telltale traits is an important first step, Wentz said.
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Telltale, the studio that would be making the game, is dead.
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On the way, she spotted a dog in the telltale posture.
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First came the hail, then the telltale piercing sound: a tornado.
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Emily Grace Buck, a former Telltale Games developer and outspoken supporter of workers' rights on Twitter, talked about how the Telltale CEO kicked off the studio's big mass layoffs meeting in 2018 with a bunch of jokes.
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"Subtle verbal hostility is a telltale sign of passive-aggression," he said.
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In true Telltale fashion, you'll be able to play Batman virtually anywhere.
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Flavoured vaporisers can conceal the telltale smell of pot, reducing social stigma.
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Many of the telltale signs he pointed out earlier no longer apply.
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Then her voice trailed off and she gave that telltale antidepressant shrug.
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Tests are also mandatory after telltale violations, such as ignoring road signs.
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"Where Telltale was [as a company] right then, absolutely inevitable," says Rafferty.
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This year another Batman title, this time from Telltale, also had issues.
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Telltale Games has an ever-growing stable of storytellers and story facilitators.
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The telltale hairline gives it away as being not her natural hair.
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Backpacking through remote wilderness in searing heat, I felt the telltale pang.
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Telltale changed adventure games forever with the release of The Walking Dead.
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On their visits, inspectors swipe surfaces to check for those telltale particles.
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Certain telltale signs indicate trouble is afoot in a partnership, Lemonis said.
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Telltale games are infamous for having terrible performance, even on powerful PCs.
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Where Telltale does throw a curveball is with the aforementioned Oz, a.k.a.
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There is no telltale redness or blemishes when I wipe it off.
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Here are 11 telltale signs you've been served an improperly made drink.
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It's bracing, from a dose of vinegar, and bears telltale chile flakes.
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The telltale three dots indicating someone is typing a response appeared immediately.
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One telltale sign the Twitter account was fake was its profile image.
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Buried in the page, like a telltale heart, was that person's story.
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Her most telltale moments reveal hints of her notoriously private personal side.
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This phosphorus enrichment is not the only telltale sign of our presence.
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ET: Telltale Games has issued an official statement, which has been added below.
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A few days later, however, the telltale rash can appear, followed by blisters.
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Hence no Life is Strange, or Kentucky Route Zero, or anything from Telltale.
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The final season of Telltale Games' The Walking Dead game will be completed.
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Follow along for all of our updates about the end of Telltale games.
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Any one of these five things is a telltale sign of a scam.
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"I made cutscenes for the Telltale Back to the Future game," Winter wrote.
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The Walking Dead had broken new ground for Telltale, both artistically and financially.
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And it'll doesn't leave the telltale white chalk that other formulas do, either.
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Which isn't to say Telltale isn't capable of making the "smaller" stuff matter.
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You will be tempted to yelp when you see that telltale metallic glow.
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Even wines as eccentric as Massimiliano Calabretta's bear a telltale sign of place.
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Corporate inversions are a telltale symptom of the larger inbound earning-stripping disease.
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Spoilers follow for Batman: The Telltale Series, and Telltale's Game of Thrones, too.
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Within the service, next to your online handle, rests a little telltale bubble.
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It's like Dragon's Lair or many of the adventure games developed by Telltale.
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There's lots of telltale signs: the box, the sticker tags, the inside label.
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As a result, they share telltale sequences of DNA, easily identified by testing.
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One of the telltale signs of winter is the way your hands feel.
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She was directed to a broken link, a telltale sign of the malware.
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I missed the telltale signs of the coming recession (my personal economic indicators).
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"The first interaction with a client can be a telltale sign," she added.
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Sure enough, with some general directions from Giguere, they heard a telltale beep.
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Here's how Telltale CEO Kevin Bruner describes it: In Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy: The Telltale Series, players will take on multiple roles within the ragtag band of heroes, and take the pilot's seat in directing their escapades around the universe.
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And while I don't expect Telltale to match the dazzling effects of Marvel's multi million dollar movies, after all this time, with the success Telltale has clearly enjoyed, at some point you're ignoring a problem that's undercutting your main selling point.
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Sweet-tasting pee has long been the disease's telltale biomarker; mellitus literally means honey.
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Nevertheless, I smoothed some over my lips and almost instantly felt a telltale tingle.
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Equipment can also detect the telltale sign of leaky pipes: a distinctive whooshing sound.
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Most New Yorkers grumble when they see the telltale "No Parking" signs on lampposts.
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The telltale grumble is replaced with a sonic quality closer to gasoline direct-injection.
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A telltale sign are long, curly hairs sticking up and out in all directions.
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The blood test, using intensive DNA sequencing, would look for patterns of telltale mutations.
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In its first two seasons, Telltale Games The Walking Dead focused on makeshift families.
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Telltale afforded none of this, and it's important we recognize how irresponsible this is.
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Those telltale shapes could have simply been bacteria-like shapes on a space rock.
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Secrecy is often a telltale sign of countries determined to continue with capital punishment.
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The pills had imprints on both sides, which is a telltale sign of ecstasy.
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Past the bright lights, though, is the black hole's telltale feature: its event horizon.
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Five telltale signs that you do in fact have a crush on your coworker.
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It's allowed Telltale to focus on what they do best, anyway: story and characters.
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The first episode of Batman: A Telltale Series is out now for various platforms.
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Aerial surveys of the Sierra Nevada show telltale rusty streaks seeping north like poison.
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After a couple of hours, I began to experience telltale signs of heat exhaustion.
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Listen for wildlife, particularly the telltale buzz indicating a bee swarm or wasp hive.
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The telltale signs: the animal appeared depressed, drunk or stupefied for no apparent reason.
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Batman: The Telltale Series's laissez-faire attitude to long-existing backstory is hugely refreshing.
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Investigators now are left to examine diplomats for telltale physical damage, like damaged eardrums.
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And a telltale gray stripe would appear on my part, demarcating fact from fiction.
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There are the telltale signs of redevelopment, common to postindustrial cities the world over.
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"We've got some exciting things to share soon," Waddle says of the new Telltale.
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On Sunday night, they detected telltale crackles at an apartment building in the area.
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He was not wearing a congressional pin, the telltale way to identify a member.
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Downey says once your wine arrives, be sure to check for some telltale signs.
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Bad News: In September 2018, Telltale unceremoniously laid off 275 employees without any severance.
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Infectious disease pathogens don't leave telltale marks on skeletons, either, according to the researchers.
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His portraits are usually self-portraits, with his telltale large nose and full mouth.
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His portraits are usually self-portraits, with his telltale large nose and full mouth.
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"He looks more orangy than he does tan," a telltale sign, Dr. Alster said.
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From all that we've seen so far, Thief of Thieves looks like it lands at an intersection between Telltale Games storytelling — Skybound previously partnered with Telltale on The Walking Dead — and stealth game sneakery, maybe with a stronger lean toward the latter.
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After wearing contacts 16 hours a day for 25 years, those telltale vessels were appearing.
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Its founders hail from Telltale Games, where they wrote the acclaimed Walking Dead adventure game.
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It was a skeleton crew, no boom man, leaving out things that would be telltale.
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Laura Post played Harley Quinn in the 2017 Telltale Batman game "Batman: The Enemy Within."
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And then you hear that telltale ping that means you've got a new work email.
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Which, to be fair, was always the most fun part of playing a Telltale game.
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"We actually were hoping that people wouldn't know it was a Telltale game," they say.
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Machine learning programs could mine those data sets looking for telltale patterns of mental disorders.
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It's more akin to playing a Telltale adventure game with button prompts for action moments.
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Warm ocean temperatures and cold clouds are the telltale signs that a storm is brewing.
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Your oral health can be a telltale sign of other issues happening throughout your body.
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And it's easier to hide the telltale signs of computer graphics in low-res footage.
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Another telltale sign your bloating could be serious is the additional symptom of weight loss.
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Yet Telltale risks boxing itself in creatively by relying too heavily on a single formula.
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The language also has a telltale Coatesian ring, mixing a journalist's economy with ringing lyricism.
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But one restored bee has telltale dark color in a yellow patch on its side.
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Infected people can also spread measles before a telltale rash of flat red spots develops.
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All of them have beards, the telltale symbol of rebellion for so many former Yankees.
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Police posted at DUI checkpoints are trained for the telltale physical signs of alcohol consumption.
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Transitions between lengthy climate phases can leave telltale features in the ice, the research showed.
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Debris from near the plane's cockpit was peppered with the telltale pockmarks of antiaircraft shrapnel.
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If the atmospheres contain telltale gases like ozone, oxygen, or methane, life could exist there.
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Other than the telltale hair, what will we ever know of this distinct/indistinct individual?
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"Every single thing that is a telltale visual and architectural element gets changed," he explained.
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She spotted "a perfect demonstration" of lesions around the tiny blood vessels, a telltale sign.
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The telltale signs of an infection aren't as complicated — or gruesome — as you might think.
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The "from a Stanford doctor" list my relative sent had some telltale problems on sight.
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But there is a telltale sign: Much of the slowdown originated in the financial sector.
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Is that why the lights are now off and the telltale banana now curves down?
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They crack into their children's social media accounts to search for a telltale direct message.
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The excessive tape and stamps are a telltale sign of a suspicious package, he said.
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With that sound as a warning, she could cover up telltale signs of her authorship.
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"The next 18 months is gonna be the telltale sign," Cory, who started TreatmentUSA, told me.
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Little by little, the growing army eats away at the brain, causing telltale, microscopic spongy holes.
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In October, the probe measured the telltale sign of more cosmic ray particles striking its instruments.
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Some of the pages experienced unnatural jumps in followers and other telltale signs of inauthentic behavior.
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The telltale sign of Death Star-ness is the line through the center of the sphere.
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Crunch and toxic workplace culture were also problems that plagued the ill-fated studio Telltale Games.
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Telltale Games had a great 2016, with fantastic renditions of both Batman and The Walking Dead.
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Every few minutes, a telltale ping alerts the two 20-something men to an incoming message.
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TechRadar also reports that Telltale is developing a standalone Stranger Things game for traditional gaming platforms.
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I feel a fluttery sensation within as I tap that telltale icon shaped like an eye.
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As one former Telltale developer put it: nine women can't make a baby in one month.
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It's impossible to go out in public without seeing the telltale white sticks dangling from ears.
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But Briggs also wanted to know how much that telltale curve depends on spin, versus speed.
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It can unmask repeat pranksters since it can pick up telltale markers and match them up.
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Telltale, however, has a custom-built engine that's been in use for more than a decade.
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In Reykjavik, curiously, the telltale sign of happiness is being satisfied with the public transport system.
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The company planned to analyse Google search data for mentions of symptoms and other telltale words.
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But every time I felt that telltale twinge in my left temple, I wanted to die.
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But it didn't take long before it became familiar that, yes, this is a Telltale game.
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Sean Vanaman came from Telltale Games, where he was the lead writer on The Walking Dead.
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A composer's musical language is almost put through a scanner to detect telltale hints of atonality.
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Companies like Louis Vuitton and Gucci train Steve on the telltale signs for spotting a fake.
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But unlike those calamities, there are indicators, telltale signs when a recession is in the offing.
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This lunchbox unzips to become a fully flat placemat, perfect for hiding telltale crumbs and spills.
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While the goals of their creators may vary, there are telltale signs that many bots share.
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It was this half-speed signature that was the telltale sign of the Majorana quasiparticles' existence.
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This is Earth at its grandest, set to the telltale violin melody that grounds the score.
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All the patients with whom I spoke recognized the tiniest telltale signals of their illnesses unspooling.
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Even a patient hospitalized in critical condition with telltale coronavirus symptoms struggled to get a test.
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The telltale sign is the feeling that a storyline has been severely modified after shooting it.
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By spotting those telltale releases, companies are getting a handle on where bigger problems might arise.
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Within 90 seconds, the telltale mushroom cloud had climbed to 57,000 feet and entered the stratosphere.
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Nearby were the telltale signs of drug use: empty vials, glassine envelopes and a powdery mixture.
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On her, red pants pulled up past the calves, the telltale bulge of diapers, tiny shoes.
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That first line, about Skybound working with Telltale to "take control" of the series, is important.
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Seems like the new telltale sign for her might be a flash of foot-in-mouth.
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Barack Obama was a fine president, but he's lousy subject matter for disparaging, telltale best-sellerdom.
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Still, it leaves a telltale stain, everyone around the table grinning with a mouthful of ink.
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The packages' excessive tape and stamps are a telltale sign of a suspicious package, he said.
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But he has said previously that seeking protection from prosecution is a telltale sign of wrongdoing.
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Mr. Trump has said previously that seeking protection from prosecution is a telltale sign of wrongdoing.
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Learn a cult's telltale signs, and how loneliness and life online make indoctrination easier than ever.
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The telltale signs are imprinted on the national conversation, with its undue preoccupation with cultural differences.
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Shannen Doherty revealed a telltale sign her fight with breast cancer won't be ending anytime soon.
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The texture is slippery and delicious, with a rich umami flavour and no telltale MSG tang.
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An appearance at the tail end of Saturday's Kinda Funny Games Showcase confirmed that a team of around 40 former Telltale members — the Still Not Bitten team, as they're appropriately called — is working to finish the game's final two episodes now in their former Telltale offices.
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A person with measles is contagious for four days before developing the telltale symptom of a rash.
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But what appeared to be a star slamming into this one offered a telltale flash of light.
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Despite his telltale long faces, Dillon's art might at first seem so basic as to be nondescript.
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The glitch has a telltale sign: A distinct gray bar appears at the top of affected devices.
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Telltale Games' first Marvel Comics story is an outer space adventure with Star-Lord and his pals.
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Once that telltale red dot shows up on your device's Settings app, you're ready for iOS 10.
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A telltale sign of El Niño's arrival is a sharp increase in equatorial tropical Pacific Ocean temperatures.
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Netflix partnered with the now-defunct Telltale Games for an interactive cartoon version of Minecraft: Story Mode.
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Telltale Games lets you choose whether or not to pull the trigger, but it's an illusory choice.
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You'll probably even hear a few of the telltale shrieks that come from someone's first VR experience.
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While Telltale and others consider "Minecraft: Story Mode" to be a type of game, Netflix does not.
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Telltale is currently pursuing new projects, though it has yet to announce what those ventures will be.
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A financial overshoot late-cycle diagnosis is slightly further off, despite the telltale high levels of confidence.
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Andrew Webster: I went into Lost Frontier hoping for a more extreme version of the Telltale formula.
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Then, in November 2017, 90 employees — roughly 25 percent of Telltale at that time — were laid off.
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Gone are the days where getting a safe tan meant risking telltale streaky limbs and patchy hands.
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Then she asks if they have nightmares, feel on guard or experience other telltale signs of PTSD.
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Converus believes that emotional arousal manifests itself in telltale eye motions and behaviors when a person lies.
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This week's Emmy nominations are a telltale sign that legacy media is coming for Netflix, Hill said.
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It's been stretched to run on the stunning range of hardware that still supports new Telltale releases.
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And my greasy, pale poop, or steatorrhea, combined with my recent river tip is a telltale symptom.
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Telltale Games' take on The Walking Dead series returns with its Season 3 premiere on Dec. 20.
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His chest and arms are covered in intricate tattoos, the telltale symbol of mafia membership in Japan.
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A prominent chunk of evidence is that the carbon in the air carries a telltale chemical signature.
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Eric Swalwell's (D-Calif.) tip: Look for the telltale blue check mark that denotes a verified account.
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Telltale Games is no stranger to adapting primarily comic book properties into episodic, choice-driven video games.
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But as Telltale executive producer Kevin Boyle explains, there's now some mystery thrown in with the horror.
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Coarse, wiry ends are a telltale sign that you're dealing with hair that's dry, damaged, or both.
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There is one telltale marker of a boy band member circa 1999, and that is frosted tips.
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To avoid telltale lines, the unsanctioned site allows access to fewer than 60 people at a time.
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Their hunch payed off: A sweep with ALMA found a telltale flare showing that oxygen is present.
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To the game's credit, the transitions between straightforward combat and Telltale-ish quicktime battles is very smooth.
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The rumors were true: the Telltale Games partnership with Marvel is a Guardians of the Galaxy story.
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"They start with characters and they end with characters," Mikey Neumann, Gearbox's creative chief, said of Telltale.
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That's based on telltale iconography, naming patterns, webs of linkages and the breadth of the postelection scrubbing.
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The stove broke; then bedbugs arrived, leaving telltale marks up and down her and her boys' arms.
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And it's not just the human players, either, who are on the look out for telltale beacons.
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For Grossman, the work feels significantly similar to his previous experience with Telltale, with one simple caveat.
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These microscopic organisms were a telltale sign that ocean water had drowned the area at some point.
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A pristine snout or severed feet missing their corresponding body is a telltale sign of cat predation.
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Telltale signs include sudden high fever, cramps, vomiting, diarrhea, blood in the stool and possible rectal bleeding.
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That fluid shows up with a telltale "ground glass" look on X-ray scans of the lungs.
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But across two announcements now, Skybound has emphasized its interest in working with the former Telltale team.
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As the storm was approaching, lots of gas stations had those telltale plastic bags over the pump.
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The telltale phrase appears all over the president's defense and the government's response to the impeachment charges.
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A fetish for material traces of books' former owners — even better, their creators — is a telltale symptom.
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Just because so many forces had already aligned to put a period on the Telltale Games story.
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Those lines are fat, which is a telltale sign the fish was not caught in the wild.
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But Telltale games are driven by choice, and Batman mythology leaves a lot of room to stretch.
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But the sudden improvement in his standard of living was a telltale sign that something was amiss.
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One thing to note: Unity CEO John Riccitello is on the board of directors for Telltale. Hmm.
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Gases in the exoplanet's atmosphere will absorb certain frequencies of the starlight, leaving telltale dips in the spectrum.
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This should leave behind a telltale pattern: rippling interference patterns in how matter is distributed in the galaxies.
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The answer is that you can be on the lookout for telltale signs, just as a physician is.
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It is more high-profile than the titles that precede it there, thanks entirely to the Telltale connection.
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The deer bones showed the telltale signs of people cracking them open to get at the marrow inside.
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Of course, The Walking Dead itself has had a particularly strong run with its interactive Telltale game series.
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The water shortage has left telltale, white mineral "bathtub rings" around the basin, well over 210 feet high.
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Usually scammers are asked to pay through a money transfer or bitcoin — a telltale sign of a scam.
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You can see the telltale lines of a broken OLED converging on the spot where the bulge is.
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Doctors can listen for telltale signs of pneumonia by putting a stethoscope to your chest, says Dr. Peterson.
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Hardi, 56, was dressed like a mystic, wearing the telltale string of large wooden beads around his neck.
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Peer more closely, however, and you'll start to see a few telltale signs of its lower price point.
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In its initial statement about the majority studio closure, Telltale pointed to "insurmountable challenges" over the past year.
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One former employee is suing Telltale as part of a class-action lawsuit for allegedly violating labor laws.
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Weather, however, is only part of the story: many of these fires bear the telltale fingerprints of humans.
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For that, Cramer laid out the 10 "telltale signs" that could drive the market to its true bottom.
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The group typically uses a chemical powder bound together with oil, which leaves behind a telltale oil trace.
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Although a skeleton crew remained employed to finish the work for Netflix, it looks like Telltale is dead.
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"There's been a really long effort to upgrade most of the engine," Telltale CEO Kevin Bruner told Mashable.
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The various series Telltale has worked on since then carried that idea forward, prodding it in different directions.
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A telltale white plume streaked across the sky over Israel Monday morning, revealing the country's latest missile test.
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And I think that is the biggest telltale sign of the change and is the most rewarding feeling.
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In that way, Telltale has become a TV channel; we flip it on and see what's up next.
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Here's another telltale sign your wealth isn't booming like it could be — you're taking on credit card debt.
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Telltale white smoke from active kilns could be seen rising from many distant spots in the mountainous forest.
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James Mahoney and his wife, who live in Ellington, noticed the telltale cracking in their foundation in March.
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"We make games, but we don't make games," said Kevin Bruner, chief executive and co-founder of Telltale.
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Other studios have introduced adventure games that innovated in the choose-your-path storytelling style that Telltale popularized.
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Such environmental samples can detect telltale particles including highly enriched uranium even long after material has been removed.
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At Telltale Games last year, when the money dried up, everyone was unanimously laid off from the company.
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"Why not," I told myself, and leapt, gliding down and looking for the telltale glint of the blade.
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Emma Witman, a bartender in Asheville, North Carolina, explains 11 telltale signs that your drink was made improperly.
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THE KAWAKAWA LEAVES are dark as jade and riddled with holes, the telltale bites of looper moth caterpillars.
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No one player wore a telltale toothbrush mustache, and that kept it from being received as a parody.
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It's a telltale problem that the word "Democrat" goes assiduously unmentioned, though all the characters clearly skew blue.
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But AI might equally help defenders parry such blows, by identifying the telltale signs of an impending strike.
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While a coroner deemed the death a suicide, the telltale apple at Turing's side was never forensically examined.
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For starters, Cornell adapted the telltale human shadow that appears in the upper right of the Gris painting.
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An electrical charge from a high-voltage power line, for example, can solidify sand with a telltale signature.
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A fever is considered a telltale marker for the coronavirus, which has killed more than 10,000 people globally.
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It's a telltale sign that the new administration is taking a more muscular approach to covert operations there.
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A telltale sign of these optimal experiences, of "being in the zone," is that the outside world disappears.
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Imitating The Beatles&apos "Abbey Road" album cover in London is another telltale sign you&aposre a tourist.
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That's the telltale sign of microcephaly, which can lead to seizures, developmental delay, and a shortened life expectancy.
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While not exclusive to con artists, Wentz said a telltale sign of a fraudster is intense eye contact.
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He fanned his elderly mother, whose cavernous eye sockets and protruding cheekbones bore the telltale signature of famine.
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From there, McGregor shot for a takedown in a telltale sign of desperation—landing right in Diaz's wheel house.
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The writers behind Telltale Games' acclaimed The Walking Dead have delivered another tour de force videogame story in Firewatch.
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Telltale hasn't had much to say about the plot of the first episode or the season as a whole.
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It seems that there was also another powerful factor at work hindering scientists from learning about the telltale bones.
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The game's delisting follows the disappearance of other games created by Telltale Games, which abruptly shut down last year.
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No asymmetric patterns, no broken stems, not a single brown leaf—the telltale signs of a common fake plant.
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The quiz tests you on a series of emails to see if you can distinguish telltale signs of phishing.
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Then "The Big Short" won the Producers Guild Award, a telltale victory because it was bequeathed by industry folks.
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Moth eyes absorb light particularly well, which helps them evade predators looking for a telltale glimmer of reflected light.
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By September 2017, Telltale had named a new CEO: former SVP and GM of games at Zynga, Pete Hawley.
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On November 7th, little more than a month after Hawley's start, Telltale laid off 25 percent of its staff.
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Thanks to his background in programming, he had been a strong force in creating game development tools for Telltale.
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Telltale Games is reportedly closing for good and selling off all its assets, according to a report by GameDaily.
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Some even break down soil to extract mineral nutrients, thus increasing the amount of telltale minerals in their leaves.
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Each and every person born from the 1960s onwards bears this telltale "bomb spike" in his or her bones.
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The medical examiner told law enforcement that the boy's breath smelled of almonds — a telltale sign of cyanide poisoning.
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The screenshots of the games in the magazines looked wonderful—loads of colorful titles with telltale SEGA-blue skies.
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You don't have to blindly buy new episodes of The Walking Dead, if Telltale fails to support their employees.
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"That's going to be the telltale for us, is what happens in about six to nine months," said Stephenson.
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The long-ago collision so thoroughly shook things up that the telltale stars have been strewn throughout the galaxy.
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The signal for star LHS 1140 looked like the telltale dip in light that signifies an exoplanet in orbit.
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You can see its telltale signs below: the area in the east tropical Pacific hit record highs this year.
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No release date has been announced yet, but Telltale says to expect the first of five episodes in 2017.
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The telltale sign of the disease is tangles of the protein tau, which takes over parts of the brain.
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The neat thing about Batman - A Telltale Series is how it forces you to really think about your performance.
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The researchers looked for the telltale signs of a fault — areas where lines of sediment suddenly jump, or bend.
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There's nothing like the surge of fear after you hear that telltale hiss of a creeper about to explode.
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The telltale signs: These pieces are very long, very elaborate, and clearly the product of many months of work.
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I worry that I will look back and wonder why I didn't notice that telltale stain on the rug.
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There are telltale signs that you're coming upon a breaking point which, if not managed, can lead to burnout.
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Episodes one and two of Batman: The Telltale Series are out now for Windows, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.
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Because that, in turn, is a telltale sign that they have not gone out on their own just yet.
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There's also a prevalent gutka (chewing tobacco) and betel leaf chewing habit that leaves telltale signs on people's teeth.
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The team initially detected only one telltale dip in the light from HD 21749, the red dwarf in Reticulum.
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It was a telltale sign to firefighters of what was about to happen, and what they could not avoid.
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The telltale leaks and odors — and the hygiene and safety concerns that go with them — quickly become everyone's problem.
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And there may have been an even more glaring telltale that the F.B.I. did not mention in court filings.
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Admittedly, they can be a little gloppier to apply and sometimes leave that telltale white cast on your skin.
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More recently, there has been deteriorating ethnic strife in the country, with telltale signs of a creeping civil war.
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Crews also have equipment that can pick up the telltale sign of a leaky pipe: a distinctive whooshing sound.
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Here are some of the telltale behaviors that will force the bartender to bring an end to your boozing.
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The fossil deposit also teems with tektites, tiny glass beads that are the telltale fallout of planetary-scale impacts.
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Later, a fever may reach 26 or 105 degrees, and the telltale red dots can appear on the skin.
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Every 22 minutes, you hear the telltale musical cue that fires when your loop is coming to an end.
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Mattar himself points to studios like Telltale Games, which are working on narrative-driven experiences he calls advanced and engaging.
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After the bankruptcy and closure of Telltale games, ex-employees flooded social media with stories of overwork, underpay, and mismanagement.
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Scientists observed rigor mortis in these worms for the first time, alongside its telltale "death fluorescence" visible under ultraviolet light.
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Advances in testing had already shown that some patients in these trials lacked "the telltale signs of Alzheimer's," she said.
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From the report:The people said there were telltale signs and historical evidence that North Korea was behind the Youbit attack.
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Bigger names are represented by companies including Ubisoft, Telltale Games, and Paradox Interactive, alongside indie studios like Vlambeer and tinyBuild.
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In fact, a telltale sign of its impact is just how enthusiastically stunned and disoriented witnesses lapse into incoherent analysis.
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Another company at CES is looking to go even further in concealing the telltale signs of a self-driving car.
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"No one ever seems to notice this kind of telltale sign of a slowdown until it's too late," he said.
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Over time, he noticed that only certain whiskies would leave behind those telltale rings (aged Scotch, American, or Irish whiskies).
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Former employees describe Telltale in its early days as a small, tight-knit group with a strong sense of camaraderie.
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As part of the shutdown of Telltale Games, support for Minecraft: Story Mode is set to end on June 25th.
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When the CAR protein recognises a cancer cell from its telltale protein, it orders the T-cell to kill it.
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Snooping is a telltale sign that there are other issues in the relationship that need to be addressed, Brateman says.
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Last month news of a Guardians of the Galaxy game from Telltale leaked out, and now the game is official.
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If you believe you may have stumbled into a cryptocurrency conference (godspeed, my friend), there are a few telltale signs.
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With an embryo developing under a camera's watchful gaze, Elemento's algorithm would monitor the feed for telltale signs of trouble.
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I didn't come out of sessions with telltale mask lines around my eyes, just a small dent at my hairline.
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Telltale also said back in April last year it'd be working on an unspecified Marvel game for release in 2017.
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This might be less noticeable to someone who drops in and out of Telltale games over time, but not me.
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A telltale sign of privilege is being able to ignore a system that benefits some while it harms others. 133.
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The apps work fine (apart from the usual beta bugs), though there are telltale signs they weren't designed or Mac.
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What would be missed could be telltale signs of what you can perpetuate and accentuate in service of your purpose.
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Health workers with the application had more knowledge about telltale cancer signs and identified more women with possible breast anomalies.
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Still, venture capital firms like Granite Ventures bet on the company, and Telltale raised $6 million in its early years.
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Their new method looked at unusual patterns of gas flowing in the disk to find the telltale signs of planets.
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In the past, bombers left telltale signatures with their devices because they typically only knew how to build one type.
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Now they finally had somebody who could say those things while actually not embodying any telltale signs of the sins.
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From the parking lot, the telltale buzzing of ASICs could be easily heard coming from the back of the building.
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Like his July countermeasure to support ICE, this new resolution bore all the telltale imprints of an election-year ploy.
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An amateur geologist discovered the chromium deposit in the 1950s when he noticed a rock embedded with telltale silvery flecks.
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Something like The Walking Dead or Batman: The Telltale Series have some more complicated games that require more delicate input.
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More exciting is the news that Telltale Games is working on a new game set in the Stranger Things universe.
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It actually delivers the 50 SPF protection it claims and still manages to rub in without leaving that telltale pallor.
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What appears to be the sudden cancellation of Telltale projects — including one that has been partially published — has upset fans.
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Then, using a high-powered spectrometer, the team studied the ratios of different proteins for telltale signs of various foods.
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A buyer or mechanic should look for these telltale signs: ■ Caked-on mud and a musty odor from the carpets.
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All of them carry with them the stamp of the ball courts, the telltale signs of where they came from.
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The AI software looks for telltale signs of misconduct, such as posts that include nudity, promote violence or violate copyrights.
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Stories of poor working conditions at industry mainstays like Rockstar Games and Riot Games (Telltale too) blew up in 2018.
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Anatomists held public dissections to expose the telltale traits of moral corruption in the internal organs of criminals and convicts.
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It's a telltale sign of collective trauma, a grasping for identity when the usual bases for community aren't there anymore.
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You should immediately see telltale hit markers in your aiming reticle that let you know your attacker is taking damage.
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Telltale Games the studio might be finished, but Telltale's The Walking Dead: The Final Season is getting its final chapters.
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That is changing — and fast — with brain scans and spinal taps that can detect beta amyloid, the telltale Alzheimer's protein.
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"There's a distinct Telltale style to all of the character interactions that our fans will find familiar, and fans of the show will be engrossed all through the night as they race to help fsociety pull off the unthinkable," said Steve Allison, SVP, Publishing at Telltale Games, in a statement about the game's release.
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At some point, many drivers have seen a tire pressure telltale light, warning of low tire pressure: This light exists because of FMVSS, which specifies tests to make sure that a driver-visible telltale light turns on for under-inflation and blow-out conditions with specified road surface conditions, vehicle speed, and so on.
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Next Games' Stranger Things is also completely separate from two previous Stranger Things games, which were in development with Telltale Games.
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Release date 2016 Platforms Unknown, probably everything Who knows what Telltale is cooking up for its recently revealed Caped Crusader series?
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The only telltale sign that he isn't actually a member of Coal Chamber is the fact that he's playing a Fender.
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Security experts were quick to question the claim, noting the "attack" had none of the telltale signs of a traditional DDOS.
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And it shows there's more ways to go with a tie-in these days than the now-cookie cutter Telltale route.
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Price: $2399 on Amazon There was a time when Telltale Games had a de facto monopoly on choice-driven story games.
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The telltale sign of hot tub folliculitis is red bumps that resemble acne around your bathing suit area, Dr. Feely says.
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There's a telltale look given and a noticeable shift in attitude before the same old misogynist discussion of women comes forth.
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On Tuesday we'll see the release of "City of Light," the fifth and final installment from the Batman: The Telltale Series.
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These usually come with other telltale signs, such as pain or burning during urination, so most women seek treatment fairly quickly.
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It was founded by a pair of developers hailing from Disney Interactive Studios and Telltale, respectively — Sean Krankel and Adam Hines.
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Similarly, Nick Colas, co-founder of DataTrek Research, said Thursday's market action didn't show the telltale signs of a market bottom.
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There's a feeling you get when you hear the telltale "click!" of a safe unlocking that no other game has replicated.
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In at least one instance, sources say that an employee had recently relocated cross-country to take a job at Telltale.
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The story of Telltale — its rise, decline, and potential reformation — is not just the story of the missteps of one studio.
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"All Telltale productions were truly team efforts and I thought it was important that they be presented that way," he says.
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Bruner took over as CEO of Telltale in 2015 from Connors, who former employees described as a far less imposing figure.
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The result: every type of stimuli produced the telltale pattern of activity, regardless of whether it was genuinely painful or not.
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In the case of AI-generated videos, you can usually see that they're fake by telltale signs of distortion and blurring.
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The announced launch list includes Ubisoft, Telltale Games, Digital Extremes, Hi-Rez Studios, tinyBuild, Paradox Interactive, Trion Worlds, Vlambeer, and others.
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As one put it, ''The 'actually I'm not scared of ' response to 'phobia' accusations is a real telltale sign of bigotry.
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Telltale says that returning players will be able to carry over their decisions from the first season into the new story.
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Unlike, say, Internet Explorer, this browser is designed specifically for programmers — a telltale clue that its users are not typical shoppers.
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They've harassed newly jobless Telltale Games developers because the company's layoffs mean a partially released episodic game (probably) won't be finished.
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DC has given Telltale a great deal of freedom to tell their own story, one separate from any that's gone before.
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Through interviews with several former Telltale workers, Noclip dissects the developer's design and business models, and how it ultimately fell apart.
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A third, the stool DNA test, looks for telltale genetic material (mutations from a cancer or precancerous polyp) in the stool.
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It also builds telltale theatrical suspense for the live television announcement as the U.S. waits to hear who's in or out.
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Another security guard recognized the turtle's telltale tracks and marked the nesting spot with sticks before the tide could erase it.
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Early photographs from Ellis Island show health inspectors using buttonhooks to flip over immigrants' eyelids, looking for the telltale white pustules.
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The trick to Lidge's slider, like Giles's, is that it never gives itself away by spinning with a telltale red dot.
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They're absurd until you try them: salty and sweet and shattering everywhere, leaving behind smears of cream and telltale butter fingerprints.
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I also never noticed any banding—a telltale sign that a display struggles with gradation—on blue skies or black spaces.
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She doesn't tell us everything about any character, simply offering up a few telltale little mementos of who they might be.
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No reporters worth their credentials will risk blinking through a telltale expression or a body-language betrayal of otherwise guarded intentions.
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But an organized fake news campaign is "certainly a possibility," she said, adding there have been some telltale signs of this.
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Despite the layoffs at Telltale, the second episode of The Walking Dead's fourth and final season is being released on Tuesday.
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The results revealed a substance called chitin in the cell walls of the fossilized organisms, a telltale sign of fungal biology.
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" After they'd discussed telltale signs of fake news such as mismatched fonts and bad grammar, John-Hall asked, "What about quotes?
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Some of the well-connected candidates were unqualified, the authorities said, and often "performed ancillary work" — telltale signs of hidden bribery.
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Today, Melissa says she could detect the telltale "flintiness" of the recently bereaved the moment she saw Seager on the hill.
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These break down matter much faster than anaerobic bacteria and don't give off that telltale lakes-of-brimstone-in-hell smell.
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The investigators who arrived saw no telltale spatter of a throat-slashing; the slice had happened after she was already dead.
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Unlike, say, Internet Explorer, this browser is designed specifically for programmers - a telltale clue that its users are not typical shoppers.
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The building also contains infrared scanners that can detect whether any employees have a fever — one of the coronavirus's telltale symptoms.
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While experts were able to spot these telltale signs on close inspection, it is likely the regular Facebook user would not.
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Though Telltale went under because of chronic mismanagement, where there is the potential for money, someone will eventually seek it out.
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Choosing to lean on someone else instead of your partner is a telltale sign that things are on their way downhill.
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It is this distortion that is the telltale sign that the light is being influenced by an invisible mass: dark matter.
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Here are the video games I've already played in 24: Batman: A Telltale Series, The Walking Dead: A Telltale Series, Let It Die, Super Mario Run, Gravity Rush 24, Edge of Nowhere, Shantae: 230/2 Genie Hero, Resident Evil 7, Yakuza 0, Horizon Zero Dawn, Nioh, We Are Chicago, Fire Emblem Heroes, Night in the Woods.
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Next week, it will grow even bigger, with the release of the first episode of Telltale Games' Guardians of the Galaxy game.
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Like Kepler, it will watch for planets passing in front of the stars they orbit, producing a telltale dimming and brightening effect.
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The studio's next episodic release — Guardians of the Galaxy: A Telltale Series — is a standalone story based on the Marvel Comics series.
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Assuming Guardians follows the same release pattern as past Telltale titles, expect subsequent episodes to follow every month or two after that.
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"The very beginning of the year is a telltale sign of where investors think the markets have the most value," said Cordier.
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Selecting just one to exist as "canon" would rob the other choices of their meaning, and that's not what Telltale is about.
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You don't even need to have ever dyed or heat-styled your hair to discover the telltale "forking" traveling up each strand.
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And at key moments, you can do things that affect your relationship with them, like a simplified version of a Telltale game.
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Gymnast Alex Naddour recently posted a picture of himself on Instagram and on his back and arms were the same telltale bruises.
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They're both in baggy sweatshirts, but if there are telltale signs of both sisters' rumored pregnancies, they're well hidden in those pics.
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If you played any of Life is Strange before, or similar series like those from Telltale Games, you'll feel right at home.
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The desire to create a cozy environment for nesting is one of the most telltale signs that you've officially become an adult.
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First, the hot spot around the equatorial Pacific is the telltale sign of our raging planetary party animal of an El Niño.
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Telltale may be nearly gone for good, but its spirit lives on through the people that made its games — and its goofs.
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One of the most recognizable mechanics in Telltale games, where players are told that a character "will remember that," was his idea.
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But he wore many hats during his time at Telltale: first as the company's CTO and later as a director and CEO.
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The bone bears the telltale toothmarks of a hyena, suggesting that its luckless owner was either hunted or scavenged shortly after death.
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It's a good clean shot, but real sticklers for perfection will notice the telltale blur you still get from a digital photo.
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Instead, Mishara thinks artificial intelligence can help by analyzing live CCTV footage and looking for the telltale signs of an attempt underway.
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For almost a decade, the telltale sign of an autonomous car has been the weird, spinning sensors mounted on the vehicle's roof.
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Her telltale limp will be a lifelong reminder of the poliovirus that she contracted, and the public health system that failed her.
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So the village women stake out the bridge around the clock, listening out for the telltale sounds of diggers on the move.
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Telltale has announced that the third season of its Walking Dead series, called "A New Frontier," will be premiering on December 20th.
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A flashing light, accompanied by telltale dits and dahs, relay the prisoner's message as would be done in real-world Morse communications.
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In typical Telltale fashion, the choices you make during dialogue and action sequences influence the larger story in as-yet-unknown ways.
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That's the telltale unshielded exhaust port on this ursine Death Star, particularly given the Cubs' near certainty of going to the playoffs.
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Though you can't see it here, Alexa's telltale blue light sneakily appears at the top rim of the Bose Home Speaker 399.953.
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Drake posted this pic of his son Adonis' handiwork ... an abstract in blue, green, yellow and red paint with some telltale handprints!!!
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Step into Telltale Games' booth in the Concourse Hall of the Los Angeles Convention Center and you'll find yourself in Wayne Manor.
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My wife and I don't play many games together, but if there's a new series out from Telltale, we're on the couch.
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As it turns out, the clunkily named Mr. Robot:1.51exfiltratiOn isn't the kind of dramatic adventure title that Telltale is known for.
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"Children of Arkham" has everything you'd expect from a new Telltale episode: tough choices, questionable action sequences, and lots of fantastic dialogue.
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It's Sophie's Choice played over and over in different themed locations, made less meaningful every time you play through another Telltale game.
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They were O.K., but all of them had the telltale blandness of milk, which tends to muffle flavors instead of brightening them.
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It is rare that any of these return without the telltale asterisk indicating a value that is out of the normal range.
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There are 2 telltale signs that a diamond is fake, according to a woman who designs and sells 6-figure engagement rings
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The IAEA takes environmental samples because they can pick up telltale particles even long after material has been removed from a site.
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Bill Clinton betrayed the telltale exasperation that has become characteristic among stalwarts of the establishment when asked about Sanders's health care plan.
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One telltale sign is when a guest requests towels from the concierge or doorman, confusing a full-service building for a hotel.
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"One of the telltale signs that you're making this mistake is that you'll start to feel lousy in your runs," Fitzgerald says.
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And the Californian studio really is setting a precedent for that boldness, that bloodlust, with episode two of Batman: The Telltale Series.
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As the evening progressed, the floor at Kilroy's grew slippery with beer and grime, and the restrooms emitted telltale odors of overindulgence.
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The IAEA takes environmental samples because they can pick up telltale particles even long after material has been removed from a site.
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Moments after the assistant left, a white foam was visible on the horse's lips, often a telltale sign of performance-enhancing drugs.
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The telltale sign of a good bad movie: Do you find yourself laughing at all, and especially when you're not supposed to?
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The air that can now circulate around the tiny bits of folded clothes that are left will prevent that telltale MUSTy odor.
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Then Mr. Raines discovered a piece of lumber with square nails in it — a telltale sign, he said, of 19th-century construction.
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He had memorized nicks, scratches and other telltale identifiers on individual wheels and thus could still recognize the ones he should play.
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It broke down the telltale signs of the softboi, from his well-worn Doc Martens to his unshakable obsession with Charles Bukowski.
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The new company is being helmed by Jamie Ottile and Brian Waddle, neither of whom has any prior experience working with Telltale.
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Tasting like fruit or mint, these devices produce little telltale plume, making it possible for some students to vape even in class.
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Here's the full announcement: Thank you for your patience while we worked with Telltale to take control of TELLTALE'S THE WALKING DEAD.
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"You quickly started seeing the telltale decline in same-store sales that amounts to the death rattle for a retailer," he said.
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But even more fundamentally, moviegoers have a tendency to regard any CG actor warily, waiting for the anomalous jolt, the telltale glitch.
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The portraits Icons8 chose to feature on the Generated Photos website are weirdly poreless and stiff—the telltale signs of algorithmic generation.
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In terms of process, the untidy warehouse with an unorganized inventory system was a telltale sign that they weren't maximizing their profits.
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If anything, congressional inaction is a telltale sign of a nation divided, not a justification for a president to go it alone.
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They ensured that telltale German and Italian shell fragments and bullet cases were removed, and empty oil drums placed about the town.
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With surprising frequency, this ice-covered moon spurts a plume of water into space—a telltale sign that a global ocean lies underneath.
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Greenfield said he's been working on a guide for how to spot fraud in crypto white papers, and the Petro exhibits telltale signs.
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But the stolen DNC files he published on the web—and also said he'd leaked to WikiLeaks—contained telltale Russian-language error messages.
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NASA engineers will be listening for telltale radio signals from the probe, and will monitor it with the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter and Odyssey.
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The triumph of Gray Skies, Dark Waters isn't in the same place that a Telltale game or a Life is Strange finds it.
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These images represent our first close-up look at the game, though Telltale recently revealed who will be voicing the five heroic stars.
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Phinney also noticed a small telltale: the use and misuse of the ordinal abbreviations "th" (as in 111th) and "st" (as in 1st).
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An official diagnosis can only be done by a doctor, but there are some telltale signs that indicate someone could be a narcissist.
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Carlier named several other mascots who had belly buttons, but all of their outies featured the telltale "x" seen on Gritty's earlier protrusion.
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There are a handful of telltale signs you're looking at a computer-generated face, which West and Bergstrom lay out on their website.
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This isn't Mass Effect or a Telltale game, where a character might love or hate you depending on a single line of dialogue.
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And immediately, within that bumptious exclamation mark, an internal voice notes the telltale whiff of baby boomer triumphalism, of Generation X moral irresponsibility….
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If Telltale can make the well-trod ground of Gotham feel fresh, I'm excited to see what happens next for Clementine and Groot.
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Whatever the telltale data turn out to be, the experience of love will continue to be ineffable, and its pursuit strewn with hardships.
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"We love the games they made and wanted to do a mobile game that tied into our game," says a former Telltale employee.
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Larkin and Lomax could tell the little skeleton was a baby and not a small adult because it had a few telltale features.
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The gaming publisher Telltale Games already offers "Minecraft: Story Mode" across other platforms, including Steam, game consoles, Google Play and the App Store.
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According to Variety, Skybound will work with "members of the original Telltale team to finish the story," although that hasn't been finalized yet.
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Telltale Games enjoyed a meteoric rise as a studio, adapting major Hollywood franchises like The Walking Dead, Batman, Game of Thrones and others.
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We needed someone who could communicate an ethos that would galvanize the employees into believing that Telltale had room to correct its course.
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Here's the note in full: Thank you for your patience while we worked with Telltale to take control of TELLTALE'S THE WALKING DEAD.
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Pay attention if you hear a telltale uptick in chatter; a frenetic shift in tone usually marks a bigger incident, like a homicide.
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Telltale says the new season will introduce a "fresh" storyline, but will once again star the pair of Bigby Wolf and Snow White.
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Whiskey will also leave telltale rings, as will any other liquid with tiny particles suspended in it: blood, paint, and ink, for instance.
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Click here to view original GIFA single tumbleweed crossing your path is already a telltale sign that something is about to go down.
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Way back in 2013, Telltale released a tense and gritty fantasy whodunit with The Wolf Among Us, an adaptation of the comic Fables.
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Scary Mommy founder Jill Smokler told Today in 2013 that she experienced the telltale spike in stress when she welcomed her third child.
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Attempts at deleting Windows Shadow Copies, disabling Startup Repair or stopping services such as WinDefend and BITS are telltale signs of ransomware work.
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Randomly yelling "shiplap," calling all children "kiddos" and distressing perfectly good furniture are all telltale signs that someone has caught the remodeling fever.
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This is action like we've seen before in Telltale productions, with some fast responses required, and a steady aim every now and then.
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The post and account were soon deleted — but not before Los Angeles Times reporter Mike Memoli tweeted a screenshot of the telltale photo.
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That's the telltale sign of Aedes aegypti, the tropical bug responsible for spreading diseases like yellow fever, dengue fever, chikungunya -- and Zika virus.
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Oxenfree The studio's influence can be seen in a pair of recently released games, Oxenfree and Firewatch, both helmed by former Telltale writers.
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The drug's origins can be identified from telltale "fingerprints" formed by the chemical composition of the coca plant, from which cocaine is derived.
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Grab a seat in the theater-style room and get comfortable as you watch the first half-hour of Batman: The Telltale Series.
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There will be moments in Batman: The Telltale series when the player can choose to play as Bruce Wayne or the Dark Knight.
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Like all Telltale games, Batman is essentially an interactive drama, where you make tough decisions at key moments to help shape the story.
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The FTC recommends checking for telltale signs of suspicious emails like bad grammar and spelling, as well as if your name is missing.
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One of the most unnerving, telltale signs of a terrible boss is one who rarely lets you know where you (or they) stand.
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It was a telltale sign of exertion, of a man leaking energy rather than gaining it from the thrum of his cheering crowds.
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Telltale also created a zany sci-fi comedy game series called Tales from the Borderlands, based on a shooting game by Gearbox Software.
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Life Is Strange has fewer problems on that end, but like Telltale, it trades on making you invested in the events on-screen.
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When the package arrived, I tore excitedly through the bubble mailer before catching a glimpse of a telltale bright blue color sprinkled throughout.
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It is open to all (including undocumented immigrants) and free of charge for anyone who displays telltale symptoms or has a doctor's referral.
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But the neighbors need to know that the arrival of telltale plywood fencing and the work that follows will not damage their property.
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During this time, someone can spread infection, but because there are no telltale symptoms, there is little we can do to protect ourselves.
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What worries health officials is that the measles virus can spread in a person four days before the onset of the telltale rash.
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These days, the landscape is flecked with abandoned groves and scraggly trees whose elongated yellow leaves are a telltale sign of the disease.
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Anyone with even a passing familiarity to children's theater knows (and probably dreads) the telltale signs of grown-ups playing kids on stage.
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To avoid drowning them (in love), look for the telltale signs of overwatering: a mushy base, yellowing leaves, and an unpleasant, musty odor.
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Satellite imagery and some telltale seismicity at the onset of the raft's debut means that it's very likely to be the Unnamed volcano.
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However, last year, after The Verge reported on rampant mismanagement and a toxic culture at the studio, things for Telltale steadily went downhill.
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With each body, however, the workers would find a telltale sign that they said indicated it was that of an Islamic State member.
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Any one of these four things is a telltale sign of a scam: For more information on reporting tax scams, go to IRS.
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The whales pass within a few miles of shore, so spectators and volunteer counters have gathered for decades to count their telltale plumes.
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Although the covers were a little wilted, the spines were uncracked and the pages immaculate—telltale signs of 50 years of infrequent use.
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She keeps waiting to hear a telltale reference to an absent wife, girlfriend or partner but there's no mention of a significant other.
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The variation in this particular display of Trump's silly stubbornness -- now known as #Sharpiegate -- involves the telltale evidence created by his favorite pen.
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In the trailer, little Sonic wears miniature versions of his telltale red sneakers and white gloves as he zooms around Green Hill Zone.
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Take substance abuse—you might notice telltale signs like booze on your teen's breath or red eyes and dilated pupils from smoking pot.
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The sensitive ecosystem of desert and craggy rock formations that surrounds them was littered with garbage and other telltale signs of illegal camping.
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Henrietta Red, a restaurant in the Germantown neighborhood of Nashville that opened last February, has many of the telltale trappings of Instagram clickbait.
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Mr. Meedendorf said that when he took the drawing out of its frame, he found the telltale number, "123," written on the back.
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While the sequel is being created by the company that bought Telltale's name, and apparently features some of the original creative staff working on it, it's still a bit unsettling to see a "new Telltale" game announced (or, well, re-announced, the old Telltale had announced that they were working on it before its collapse) without at least a moment's pause.
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They have that telltale Dell feel with each keypress, too: satisfying, but just a little soft—like there's a sponge hidden beneath the key.
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The Telltale adventure game Minecraft: Story Mode is bundled in this package, along with big foam versions of diamond tools and an Ender pearl.
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There are telltale signs of having taken this shortcut, many of which the DxOMark review team has identified and fit into their review schema.
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The congress will yield some clues and telltale signs about Kim Jong Un's goals for the country over the next five to 10 years.
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Now 11, the girl does bear a telltale sign of the syndrome: one leg longer and thicker than the other, according to the study.
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Indie developer Night School Studio had its own unannounced project — a hybrid of puzzle games and storytelling mechanics — set to be published by Telltale.
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Apparently these initial efforts were successful: As TechRadar reports, Telltale Games will be adding the interactive Minecraft: Story Mode to the service this fall.
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Correction June 13th, 2:00PM ET : An earlier version of this story misstated that Telltale Games was creating a Stranger Things adaptation for Netflix.
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" A Telltale representative told The Verge that the company has "no comments to share at this time, as this is an ongoing legal matter.
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To turn a blind eye on our own "rightful heritage" is a telltale sign of America — not just our national parks — in ghastly decline.
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At New York City Comic Con, Kirkman told a panel that his company had come to a deal with Telltale to complete the story.
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It had a cinematic feel that set it apart from other Telltale games, with riveting writing, powerful voice acting performances, and high emotional stakes.
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Tulley Rafferty, a former Telltale programmer who worked at the company from 2008 until the November layoffs, agrees that the critiques were often devastating.
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In this case, the analysis would reveal telltale x-ray scattering patterns unique to whatever substance comprised sample taken from the mysterious white splotches.
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Telltale is located just outside the notoriously expensive city of San Francisco, where the average cost of renting an apartment is $3,000 per month.
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This season means a lot to people, all Telltale is doing is selling the property to another studio, they aren't making the game themselves.
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In 2018, it's a safe bet that several items on your loved ones' holiday wish lists come in telltale rectangular boxes and include chargers.
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And they found no evidence for these telltale emissions, according to the paper published recently in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.
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According to Telltale, the premier will include not one, but two episodes to play through, with the rest of the series launching in 2017.
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Having a "no alcohol" party thinking she was smart enough to get away with it when there were telltale signs all over the place.
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The cameras on the Uber vehicle watch for telltale patterns that indicate braking vehicles (sudden red lights), traffic lights, crossing pedestrians and so on.
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The first episode of Batman: The Telltale Series is coming this summer, with all five episodes due out before the end of the year.
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That same sheet lists O'Farrell Enterprises as working on "The Walking Dead Season 3" — a game that we know Telltale is releasing this month.
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One telltale sign of the bursting bubble was that more prestigious schools began poaching the students of lower-ranked schools after their first year.
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For the last seven months, most of ETS's work has been telling panicky clients whether their specimens show the telltale signs of smoke taint.
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Neeli Malik, a recent Oxford graduate, was there as "sexy Nigel Farage": fishnets, the telltale newsboy cap and a UKIP pin near her crotch.
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Down in the cellar, his talented fingers can still feel the telltale embossed ridges cut into a particularly important bottle of Châteauneuf-du-Pape.
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Another telltale sign is that you hear a crunching sound in the morning and at night when they're burrowing ever deeper into your abode.
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Numerous videos in recent weeks — many of them cited in the Human Rights Watch report — show fires and other telltale signs of incendiary bombs.
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Amid the mountains and glaciers there, Telfer and colleagues spotted 357 pale ridges and six darker perpendicular streaks that are telltale characteristic of dunes.
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Netflix has experimented with interactive content before, though previously aimed at kids — for example with an adaptation of "Minecraft: Story Mode" from Telltale Games.
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To that end, Earplay hired on former Telltale design director Dave Grossman as Chief Creative Officer and former CCP Editor-in-Chief Eddy Webb.
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In men, the telltale urethral discharge and painful urination eventually leads to inflammation of the epididymis tubes that carry sperm out of the testicles.
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While Margaery and Tommen aren't about to make a comeback, with the right approach Telltale could certainly "kill off" its share of famous faces.
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The star of Telltale Games' first two seasons of The Walking Dead doesn't have a whole lot to do in the game's third installment.
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But he's also working with regulators on the accessory that he hopes will detect the telltale signs of sleep apnea, such as interrupted breathing.
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If it wasn't for that telltale sour, nutty smell, I wouldn't have known that the meatballs in the pan were not made from beef.
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Amateur astronomers studying TESS data made available to the public spotted the star while searching for the telltale signals of planets around other stars.
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"Such a nice fellow I picked up in my dream," the grandmother says wistfully, before the telltale strains of Barry White's "Love's Theme" play.
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Since many patients aren't getting regular blood tests, they may need to be attuned to the telltale symptom of iron deficiency: fatigue, he added.
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He combined the photographs with thorough criminal backgrounds, and he expected his detectives to know by heart the telltale physiognomy of each nefarious character.
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A lost or reduced sense of smell and taste has emerged as a telltale sign of Covid-19, the disease caused by the virus.
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The telltale signs of a town in collapse are crammed into 42 bracing minutes: rioting, gun violence, families torn apart, political secrets and sabotage.
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After Susan trades her telltale jacket for the studded boots in a thrift store, Roberta picks up the coat and makes it her own.
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All morning, people arrived to touch and behold the relics — pregnant women, people in wheelchairs, and many with the telltale bald heads of chemotherapy.
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In Lake Worth in Palm Beach County, a tornado tore through one neighborhood, bringing the telltale freight train rumble and clatter of intense wind.
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Mr. Servais was pointing to a label with the telltale combination of "Courtesy of the artist" and the name of a sponsoring commercial gallery.
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A second season of Telltale Games' The Wolf Among Us is being produced, following the studio's shutdown last year and its relaunch in August.
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Gears Tactics will be out on April 28th on PC. After the tragic closure of Telltale Games, a number of titles were indefinitely shelved.
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Obviously, this doesn't mean that low-fat dairy causes Parkinson's, a very rare central nervous system disorder that affects movement and causes telltale tremors.
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The screen goes black and the white text of credits at the end of a movie appear, and there's that telltale glow around the text.
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For instance, one of the telltale signs of a narcissistic partner is that they are never able to own up to their wrongdoings or mistakes.
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"What worries health officials is that the measles virus can spread in a person four days before the onset of the telltale rash," Belluz noted.
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Fox just showed an audience at CinemaCon how it will work, and the decision process is reportedly similar to that in video games by Telltale.
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Clean and clear-eyed, with no telltale signs of withdrawal or stigmata from the various substances he'd apparently ingested and injected a few days before.
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Image: GizmodoIf e-ticketing startup MoviePass isn't quite dead yet, there's been no mistaking the telltale signs of a dead man walking for months now.
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Ebola also infects the cells that line our blood vessels and organs, hampering their ability to properly clot, which helps trigger the telltale widespread hemorrhaging.
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Safecrackers of the past put a stethoscope to a safe's panel while turning its dial, listening for the telltale murmurs of the interlocking components inside.
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Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy: The Telltale Series is a brand new story of the universe's unlikeliest heroes: Star-Lord, Gamora, Drax, Rocket, and Groot.
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Either way, it's excellent for hydrating, and contains peppermint extract to give a subtle plumping effect without the telltale burning sensation of a lip plumper.
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The telltale information is how your 'hood's median income compares with the metropolitan area's median income, as neighborhoods ripe for gentrification report significantly lower incomes.
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But familiar founders and chic minimalist packaging aren't what make this product truly worthwhile; it actually works to reverse those telltale signs of sleep deprivation.
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If a gravitational wave passes through our planet, one of the lasers moves in and out of phase with the other, creating a telltale wobble.
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But the increasing complexity in maintaining and protecting passwords is a telltale sign that maybe their days as the dominant form of authentication are numbered.
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It might sound heavy, but many brands have created formulations that are stronger than texture spray, but still lack that telltale crunch we all hate.
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The telltale sign of Pityrosporum folliculitis is "acne" that doesn't respond to topical and oral treatments typically used to address acne as we know it.
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Telltale unveiled its latest project at the 2016 edition of The Game Awards in Los Angeles, though we don't know much about the game itself.
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The collared, short-sleeved shirt, tucked neatly into the waistband, the telltale sneakers -- it all still says "Dad," but in a far more stylish way.
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Chart showing atmospheric spin at around 13,000 feet, depicting a closed upper level low south of New England, a telltale sign of an intense Nor'easter.
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Images captured by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter — a NASA satellite orbiting Mars — showed telltale dark streaks running down various mountains, valleys, and craters on Mars.
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It's our first look at Guardians of the Galaxy: The Telltale Series in action and already Star-Lord's exaggerated humor is bugging Drax's literal takes.
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Instead, it's the uncomfortably stiff, thoroughly robotic animations that seemed cute once upon a time, when Telltale was a scrappy upstart grasping at larger ambitions.
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So we asked her what she found out about the telltale signs of a con, and why we're so sure it'll never happen to us.
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It's promising that the telltale signature of this possible particle has been seen in two different detectors—maintained by the ATLAS and CMS collaborations, respectively.
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Finding the strong telltale "signal" of climate change in events is challenging, Dr. Emanuel said, because there are relatively few storms to draw data from.
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Our third beer was Progenitor from Crooked Stave in Denver, tart and modestly funky, with a telltale, well-integrated aroma that comes from dry hopping.
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Using the new reach of the telescope in Guizhou, astronomers hope to better measure the distribution of neutral hydrogen atoms, like a telltale cosmic dust.
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The Pierre responded by painting over telltale facial details, giving the visages a more generic look (though the former First Lady is still instantly recognizable).
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His image appeared on T-shirts, lunch boxes and watches, and the telltale mouse ears are still worn by kids visiting Disney theme parks today.
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After identifying these planets, astronomers can observe them more closely and investigate whether their atmospheres contain oxygen, methane, or other telltale gases that signify life.
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The Telltale game was staged concurrently with the television show, shadowing its events from the end of season three to the beginning of the fifth.
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One reason Matz thinks his ulnar nerve issue was not detected sooner, assuming it could have been, was that he was not experiencing telltale symptoms.
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Myanmar soldiers, in their telltale green uniforms, had raped Noor for days last year — first in her village home, then in the forest, she said.
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She gleaned other telltale signs of Kinsman's newfound wealth, including information from a shopkeeper who said that Kinsman was "shedding money" like a molting canary.
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The orchestra acts like a CT scan of his brain: Reflecting his subconscious thoughts with telltale leitmotifs, the musical tags denoting emotions, events and people.
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Earlier this week developer Telltale released the second episode in the second season of its Batman point-and-click adventure game Batman: The Enemy Within.
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Also confusing: When Oumuamua was closest to the sun, it didn't break apart like a comet would amid the heat and display a telltale tail.
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We see tents, shacks, trees, putrid pools, cubicles, hillocks and the telltale bright shapes indicating human bodies; abject life, life as it ought not be.
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Furthermore, the flu virus is readily transmitted to others starting the day before you develop any telltale signs of the infection, which comes on suddenly.
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The company's been a longtime partner on Telltale's series, and even formally announced an intention to finish the series after Telltale closed down in September.
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Most of his titles were published under two imprints with telltale names: first Amok Press and later Feral House (its motto: "Refuses to Be Domesticated").
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The symptoms are cramping, but there are also more telltale signs such as heavy vaginal discharge, uterine bleeding, fever, pain during intercourse, and painful urination.
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Telltale Games made the most of the skyrocketing popularity of "The Walking Dead" with a game that focused on storytelling more than on traditional gameplay.
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Today, at 22017, he still spends his days with binoculars — on a lookout post on a vessel, scanning the Sea of Okhotsk for telltale spouts.
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Dozens of pharmaceutical drugs have been detected in aquatic Australian wildlife—a telltale sign that human medications are seeping into the environment from wastewater plants.
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Perhaps most interestingly, though, is the episodic series by Telltale (the studio behind the award-winning Walking Dead video game adaptations based on the comic books).
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Follow the nearby river to the north and east from there and you should spot the telltale signs of a rare bitefish swimming around before long.
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Last night, at around 1:30 AM UTC, monitoring stations—over two dozen total in North America, Asia, and Europe—picked up a telltale seismic rattle.
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In the outermost layers of the crystals they found telltale changes in the crystal's composition, meaning the crystals were suddenly exposed to different temperatures and pressures.
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"This is a telltale sign that the dwarf galaxy came in on a really eccentric orbit and its fate was sealed," Belokurov said in the statement .
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But researchers have described a new method for detecting a "telltale sign" of these manipulated videos, which map one person's face onto the body of another.
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While what Sanders says and doesn't say are the best indicators of lying, body language experts say she also exhibits telltale nonverbal signs of being deceptive.
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Along with images of the upcoming game, Telltale released an official synopsis that gives us our first good idea of what to expect from the game.
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TechRadar initially reported that the service will be announcing a partnership with Telltale Games that will bring Minecraft: Story Mode, the episodic series, to the service.
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Images circulating on social media showed the lifeless bodies of men, women, children, and infants foaming at the mouth — a telltale sign of a gas attack.
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It was a gripping story that melded elements of TV shows like Veronica Mars and Twin Peaks, with the gameplay of episodic adventures from Telltale Games.
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The game was praised by critics for its clever use of storytelling via text and it established a positive working relationship between Telltale and Night School.
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Though there's no lack of morning-after tips, we don't have a pill or drink that can instantly reduce those telltale symptoms of nausea and exhaustion.
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That's because ultraviolet light from these stars irradiated the hydrogen gas surrounding them, causing a telltale dip in the spectrum of radiowaves detected here on Earth.
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Now that there's pretty much no consequences for posting this, enjoy this dumb shit I made in the chore tool while I was at Telltale pic.twitter.
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Telltale started to expand, signing partnerships with Gearbox Software, HBO, and Mojang and transitioning from a small studio to a midlevel company with multiple licensed properties.
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If you've got that telltale heart on your driver's license, it's reason enough to begin asking questions, and encourage your loved ones to do the same.
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The developments bring to an end the slow decline of Telltale Games, which has been rocked by scandal after scandal in its final year of existence.
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Telltale originally halted all sales of its final season back in September, but you could still access previous seasons in the series up until last week.
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There have always been indications Telltale was in trouble, and if that were the case, an ethically sound company would have been preparing for the worst.
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Instead, Gevers disclosed that, within a 24-hour period, the database had added some 6.7 million GPS coordinates, the telltale signs of an active surveillance operation.
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Of course, the stifled and limited gameplay could have been saved by the narrative—see releases like Oxenfree and Batman: The Telltale Series for more evidence.
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She and her colleagues taught airline staff some of the most telltale signs, including people who look like they may be injured, drugged, or in distress.
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She's easily the most badass character in The Walking Dead universe, and this week Telltale kicks off a new three-episode miniseries focused on her story.
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Games that follow the Telltale model, meanwhile, like the time-travelling teen drama Life is Strange, have become some of the most notable releases in years.
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The only sounds are those of blue jays in the trees and the telltale bark of California sea lions wafting up from steep ravines deep below.
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They found dental root development that possessed telltale human characteristics not seen in chimps and their ancestors, placing Graecopithecus within the human lineage, known as hominins.
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Or to be more specific, the trade deficit is the telltale indicator that we are failing to compete in video game consoles and many other industries.
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Telltale Games revitalized the point-and-click adventure game genre in the 21st century, and found success with titles like its adaptation of The Walking Dead.
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In gaming we'll have thoughts on both Batman: The Telltale Series Episode One set for release on Tuesday, and Mobius Final Fantasy being released on Wednesday.
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The demo highlighted an important distinction between The Telltale Series and other Batman games to date: being Bruce Wayne is just as important this time around.
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While I was out cold in my bunk last night, eyes in the sky were dowsing for covert data farms: telltale transmissions near the dew point.
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"Please, please don't do this to your dev team," said Telltale narrative designer Emily Grace Buck, a studio with its own history of toxic crunch culture.
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Telltale Games' The Walking Dead adaptation is delivering more of its compelling interactive narrative this November with "A New Frontier," the third season in the series.
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The insurers could yet stage a miraculous recovery, but the flatlining stocks are usually a telltale sign that it is time to start making other arrangements.
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Scientists announced on Thursday that they have detected the telltale "chirp" from gravitational waves produced by a collision between two black holes 1.3 billion years ago.
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Organisms start out with similar building blocks that are then altered into heavy and light isotopes, which leave behind "a telltale signal for life," he said.
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Far from being telltale signs of dementia or Alzheimer's disease, these moments are simply part of the way we communicate, and they're more or less universal.
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That makes the oxygen levels in our blood drop, turning it a darker shade of red and causing that telltale blotchiness that accompanies a good cry.
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What if the enigma of what Daniels is about to say really rattles him, and his turning away from it is the telltale sign of that?
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In Ohio on Tuesday, residents and emergency officials were responding to the destruction that happened overnight, when radars glowed with the telltale signatures of violent storms.
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The dish tasted just right — so authentic that the cheese curds emitted a faint "squeak, squeak" when bitten into — the telltale sign of a proper poutine.
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His version of the bread was smaller than the one served at Amass but conveyed the same flaky, buttery, lightly soured character with telltale grill marks.
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The new Telltale Games will be helmed by Jamie Ottilie and Brian Waddle, two industry veterans with experience primarily in mobile gaming and the technology side.
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And, judging from a telltale scar on one of its menacing sickle-shaped claws, this Cretaceous Period dinosaur also fought with others of its own species.
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And USAReally's website deploys the same divisive content Russian trolls circulated then, down to their conspiratorial tone and telltale grammatical errors ("Rabid Squirrels Is Terrorizing Florida").
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Block prints are done by eye, and telltale signs of the human hand, even imperfections, are part of the ineffable humanity and beauty of the craft.
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Matthew Needham-Laing, an architect and engineering lawyer who specializes in building defects, said the dark smoke that had engulfed the building was a telltale sign.
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Pause Well-Aging Collagen Boosting MoisturizerA decrease in collagen production, marked by a loss of "plumpness" and elasticity, is one of menopause's telltale effects on skin.
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Campaign aides even scan the crowds for green under the bill of the hat, a telltale sign that a product has been bought through official channels.
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For the rest of us, we feel betrayed by our bodies when we blush, our insides heating up and flushing our skin with a telltale redness.
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The frequency of that activity, the security experts warned, was a telltale sign of bot activity, helping expand the reach of these posts on social networks.
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Three students and a cousin visiting from out of state had been hacked to death by machete, the telltale weapon of the savage MS-13 gang.
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On April 25, 2019, the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-wave Observatory, or LIGO, in Livingston, Louisiana picked up on the telltale signal of gravitational waves in space.
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The most exciting thing about Telltale Games getting to tell its own Batman story is the prospect of seeing that legacy turned into a game mechanic.
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The hunters find where the clams are buried by spotting telltale holes in the mud, then plunging in with fists or shovels to pull them out.
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Its more technical name comes from the telltale "ballooning" of the left ventricle: when it expands, it looks like a tako-tsubo, a Japanese octopus trap.
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It's an ambitious long-term play, but companies with sensors in the home could potentially track changes in movement and other telltale signals before a fall.
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So the cars were designed to ration AdBlue — and pollute more than allowed — unless software in the car detected the telltale signs of an emissions test.
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The works mimic the forms of conventional vases while also evoking certain body parts — the face, the torso, the hips — streamlined to a few telltale features.
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In the new Hubble image, hydrogen gas can be seen reacting with the bright light streams from new stars close by, which creates the telltale orange glow.
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For individuals, there are a few telltale signs to keep an eye out for that might signal you may have been phished and need to take action.
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Screenshot: Courtesy Matthew Hughes (The Next Web)Despite what may seem like telltale signs to an informed observer, phishing scams can be incredibly deceptive to unsuspecting victims.
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David Chipman, a retired federal ATF agent and now senior policy adviser for the Giffords Center, said the details revealed telltale signs that could help guide investigators.
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Some of the minerals they analyzed exhibited the telltale characteristics of a catastrophic impact, such as shocked quartz grains and other impact-related grains, such as glass.
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Under the microscope In the four players diagnosed with CTE, Ling and her team saw the telltale patterns of tau deposits that differentiate that disease from Alzheimer's.
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When I felt the telltale dizziness and cold sweats coming on, I'd stop what I was doing and try to distract myself from my own unspooling nerves.
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Images circulating on social media showed the lifeless bodies of men, women, and children, including infants, foaming at the mouth — a telltale sign of a gas attack.
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In Melikdjanian's breakdown of the tape measure video, for example, he examines the trick shots one by one, and highlights telltale signs of editing and visual effects.
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These kinds of sequences — known as quick-time events — are common in Telltale games, but they're usually short and dramatic, forcing you to make quick, surprise decisions.
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Of course Telltale games don't have to rely on action — Batman featured clever and detailed investigative scenes, with lots of clues to gather and gadgets to use.
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"[Telltale] wanted to do their larger console experience, but this time they were trying to not port it to mobile," says a source familiar with the project.
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He sent an email to his entire department at McMaster, reporting that the LIGO team had found a telltale signal indicative of two large black holes merging.
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Despite what they see as the best of intentions on behalf of those running Telltale, hundreds still tumbled into unemployment with no safety net from their company.
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"We were told that one backer pulled out like at 2PM on Thursday and the other at 7PM on Thursday," a former Telltale employee tells The Verge.
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But for the fourth and final season of the game, Telltale seems to have found a solution to zombie fatigue: put the focus almost entirely on kids.
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The Telltale Games team, including co-founders Kevin Bruner and Dan Connors, and The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman, made their way onstage to accept the award.
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This became the creative mold at Telltale, where former employees say every new game was — to some degree — trying to recapture the spark of The Walking Dead.
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After Telltale shut its doors, the game was, unfortunately, unable to be worked on and hence the release dates of Episodes 3 and 4 have been delayed.
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Further telltale signs of its sex were the fact that the muscle attachment areas were less pronounced and the upper margins in the eye sockets were sharper.
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A neighbor provided a description of Reagan to police, who was apprehended shortly afterwards with telltale purple paint on his pants and prescription pills in his pocket.
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Clementine's farewell had been garnering all sorts of critical acclaim, including some from yours truly, until it was cancelled, following the unexpected decision to shut down Telltale.
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One telltale sign that you may need to consider M&A is a change (namely, a negative one) in your rate of month-to-month customer growth.
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"As Javier, a young man determined to find the family taken from him, you meet a young girl who has experienced her own unimaginable loss," explains Telltale.
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As an immature youngster – a lad already displaying the telltale signs of anxiety, depression and potential bipolar disorder – his environment made such a disastrous incident almost inevitable.
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Vanaman previously worked at Telltale on adventure games like The Walking Dead, and he says he's felt this way before every game release he's really cared about.
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But there are a few telltale hints, including the shape and chemical distribution of the structures, that likely "rule out an abiogenic origin," according to the team.
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See if you can spot all the pixels, a telltale sign of the fact that probably nobody's even bothered to build one of these yet: Want one?
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Because the Yahoo system targeted anyone using the telltale string of characters, there's also reason to think that even 702 might not be enough to justify it.
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Unlike other members of Congress, Talan said, Ocasio-Cortez doesn't have to try to be authentic—the telltale sign, in his opinion, of inauthenticity—she just is.
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Telltale Games' new Batman series started off strong by putting the focus on Bruce Wayne, helping to differentiate it from the many Batman games that preceded it.
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In late November the 18 billion-euro building materials group rushed out a plan to accelerate asset sales and cost savings - a telltale sign of boardroom agita.
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You Can Pass It On Even If You're Not Having an Outbreak Clusters of red, blistery bumps serve as the telltale sign of oral or genital herpes.
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Telltale Games was hit with a class action lawsuit in September 2018 after laying off hundreds of employees without notice or cause, but that case was dismissed.
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Narcissists often act like they're reading from the same instruction manual, so there are some telltale signs that a toxic in-law is what you're dealing with.
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Telltale has also gone back into Bruce Wayne's past, to the moment where he lost his parents, and told that formative story in a new, fascinating way.
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Magnetic minerals in the soil and ocean are pushed into alignment with the field; when they are trapped in rocks, they still point in the telltale direction.
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There were hiccups that showed the telltale signs of a 77-year-old candidate adjusting to a campaign that's gone completely online in a matter of days.
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"It expanded from a pinpoint to a small dot before fading away—telltale signs of a possible impact based on previous events observed at Jupiter," noted King.
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Faulkes is an affable guy with a ponytail, telltale tattoos half-hidden under his T-shirt sleeve, and a couple of silver goth rings on his fingers.
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Unexplained withdrawals, wire transfers or debit transactions, certain transfers to new accounts or checks issued to new and unusual recipients can all be telltale behaviors, he said.
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The attack can easily pass through a window, when the device's owner isn't home to notice a telltale flashing speck of light or the target device's responses.
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The researchers, piecing through satellite photos of the area around Shahrud, found, in a crater a few kilometers away, what they say were two telltale ground scars.
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While that usually is a telltale sign that the market is pricing in low economic growth, the current dynamic is adding some twists that have investors unnerved.
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" Gibson's future seemed already to have aged: the counterfeit young are "marked by a certain telltale corrugation at the knuckles, something the surgeons were unable to erase.
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Five years later, The Walking Dead has practically spawned a cottage-industry monopoly for Telltale, and its novel mechanics have become familiar and even a little tired.
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The police looked around the body in the bathroom stall, hoping to find telltale details that might lead to the supplier of the drugs that killed him.
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At times, you may make out the outline of a chimney or the archway of a front door — the telltale signs that this is, indeed, no circus.
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So far, it's mostly done the latter — although there has been a VR port of Borderlands 2 and an excellent Telltale adventure game set in the Borderlands universe.
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Here's the statement: On behalf of the publisher, Minecraft: Story Mode - A Telltale Games Series, Season 1 and 2 will no longer be supported on June 25th, 2019.
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Hell, the interactive movie company, HelloEko has been doing this for a bit now with Telltale Games doing it within the video game space (to their own demise).
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Whether you're struggling to keep your head above water or have neglected yourself too much of late, there are some telltale signs that stress is getting to you.
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The model first hinted at an engagement in May when she shared an Instagram photo of the two at a red carpet with a telltale engagement ring emoji.
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We also hear the telltale clicking of the keyboard to which Dr. Wachter alludes, presaging an encounter in which the doctor-computer relationship overrides the doctor-patient relationship.
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A price lower than that of legally sold brands suggests a contraband sale; some smokers openly admit that they have bought contraband cigarettes, or show a telltale pack.
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A diagram from the paper shows (if you can read it) how the molecular logic gates cascade, resulting in a higher or lower concentration of telltale DNA strands.
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Another says that Night School's connection to Telltale was "all over the place," as their liaison to the project changed several times over the course of the year.
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All this led Perdita Barran of the University of Manchester, in Britain, to set out to discover what was producing the telltale odour that Mrs Milne could detect.
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The company confirms that "Minecraft: Story Mode" is a licensed 5-episode interactive narrative series that will be coming to its service this fall, in partnership with Telltale.
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First they take out the windows, replacing them with non-lead ones, before stripping paint, cracked in the telltale alligator-skin pattern, from the porch, stairs and doorframes.
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"These people who have been the stewards of the creative torch at Telltale, when they leave, it's like, who the fuck do we have left?" one source says.
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Events reached a head at the end of September this year, when Telltale announced that it would be laying off all but 25 of its employees without severance.
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In this part of Kathmandu, in this house, there are no telltale signs of the events a year ago that splintered thousands of lives -- except in the kitchen.
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If you can handle a splash of apple-cider vinegar in your water every morning, you can definitely handle the telltale fermented scent of this probiotic-rich toner.
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They found telltale changes to the body and microbiome during disease flare-ups, and pinpointed a clade of microbes that seemed to go missing in patients with IBD.
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Though it can be challenging to attribute any particular blast of rain to extreme weather stoked by climate change, this destructive event does have a telltale climate fingerprint.
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The telltale orange-yellow of a Taco Bell wrapper under a beech wood TV dinner stand caught our eye, as did several ketchup packets, both unopened and spent.
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It's no accident that The Walking Dead and Game of Thrones, two of TV's most widely regarded series, have been processed into episodic games (by Californian studio Telltale).
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Yesterday we got to see Boston Dynamics' latest robot, SpotMini, and if it weren't for the telltale kitten mittens-style gait, you'd think it was from another company.
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Harper is compassionate enough to treat infected patients, and one of her first is a mysterious Fireman who shows a telltale sign of illness: He gives off smoke.
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LONDON — Radiohead's universe is confusing and enigmatic — but even so, the telltale marks of a followup to 2011's The King Of Limbs are starting to stack up.
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It also made it difficult to tell the Pixel pictures from those shot with a dedicated camera, because blown highlights are usually the telltale sign of phone photography.
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The fun here is in searching for potential telltale clues and fake-outs as he casually ambles his way from sleight-of-hand flimflam to pseudo-telepathic reads.
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Such narrow streamers of clouds are a telltale sign of an Arctic air mass moving in, and snow was reported in Chicago on Friday morning, among other areas.
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This summer, on a driving tour of Norfolk and nearby towns, William A. Stiles Jr. pointed to the telltale signs that the ocean is gradually invading the region.
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According to the plaintiff's attorney in the Telltale case, his client had—as was the case with employees at Riot—signed a forced arbitration agreement with the company.
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They didn't know it then, but the symptom was a telltale sign of a rare, inherited disease called spinal muscular atrophy that severely affects a child's muscle movement.
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There's no blinding flash — a telltale effect of a nuclear explosion — and the length of time the light beam stays on-screen is far too long as well.
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The approach has also made Telltale a go-to developer for Hollywood to translate properties like HBO's "Game of Thrones" and AMC's "Walking Dead" into story-driven games.
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Telltale has since repeated this strategy with other brands, making its games a comfortable home for narratives that originated in television, film, comics and even other video games.
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His injuries included cigarette burns and signs he had been beaten on his feet — telltale signs of abuse by the security services, according to Egyptian human rights workers.
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When she returned on Saturday, shortly after the water receded, she found its telltale calling card, a black horizontal line, some 250 inches up the whitewashed garage wall.
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The data is fed into the A.I. software, which looks for telltale signals that a machine is in need of maintenance or a new part, before it fails.
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Senator Roy Blunt of Missouri at first grew quiet when asked about Mr. Merkley — a telltale sign among senators that they do not have something nice to say.
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They even brought their own food and snacks, locals sniffed, a telltale sign that these "people from the bridge," as one person described them, were "low-end" tourists.
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The aerial survey confirmed that there was a huge pit with an elevated, circular rim and uplifting structures in the center, all telltale signs of an impact crater.
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There's still time for that to change, but the telltale signs of a wave election typically surface by this point in the cycle, and it hasn't happened yet.
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It is analyzed in real time by artificial-intelligence software capable of distinguishing the sounds of chain saws, logging trucks and other telltale audio signatures of illegal activity.
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"Victims of the attack on April 4 displayed telltale symptoms of nerve agent exposure, including pinpoint pupils, foaming at the nose and mouth, and twitching," the report said.
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Scanning the DNA of patients with Duchenne muscular dystrophy, for example, scientists have identified telltale glitches in the gene that encodes dystrophin, a protein critical to muscle stability.
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He's stuck at home under quarantine for 503 days while his parents anxiously check for measles symptoms, which start like a bad cold before the telltale rash develops.
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And just as police detectives learn to identify the telltale methods of a veteran burglar, so CrowdStrike investigators recognized the distinctive handiwork of Cozy Bear and Fancy Bear.
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Researchers are searching for any telltale variations in the cries of human infants that might be used diagnostically to identify conditions like autism long before behavioral symptoms arise.
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Dr. Meyer and his colleagues figured out which DNA in the cave sediment was prehistoric by looking for telltale signs of degradation at the ends of the molecules.
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Telltale might not ever exist in its original state again, but the people who made its games had a greater impact on gaming than many even realize. -A.N.
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In the new study, published yesterday in Nature Astronomy, researchers used a collection of roughly 11513,000 small radio antennas spread across Europe to detect the star's telltale flares.
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So Mr. Kuosmanen sticks fairly close to them in order to trace those tender, telltale filigreed emotions that settle into faces when the words don't or can't come.
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They are plying the mobile phones of the dead for clues about suppliers and using telltale marks on heroin packages and pills to trace them back to dealers.
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Dr. Melissa Robinson-Brown, a relationship therapist and founder of Renewed Focus Psychology Services, told Insider there are four telltale signs that an in-law relationship is negative.
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A Customs and Border Protection officer caught the telltale signs of a driver who had something to hide: the darting eyes, the tight grip on the steering wheel.
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As a game, Life is Strange 2 plays out virtually identically to its predecessor, which is to say it's a narrative-driven adventure game in the Telltale mold.
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While they weren't able to directly take an image of the planet, the telltale disk and its gaseous composition is evidence of what's unfolding in the star system.
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Savage rolled onto his back and lifted up his hands, which visibly trembled as if he were experiencing an electric shock, a telltale sign of a potential concussion.
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Yet despite the delight I took in my sister's sons, the way my stomach lurched whenever yet another pal with that telltale glow would say, breathlessly, I have news!
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Its telltale footprint — an unusually warm patch in the east tropical Pacific — could still be made out in 2016: Still, El Niño can't be the only thing going on.
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When you've got the Staff out stick behind the front lines and watch for telltale first aid icons that let you know when an ally is low on health.
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The couple scrubbed each other off all social media -- a telltale sign of trouble in paradise -- and sources close to the situation confirmed the two are, in fact, dunzo.
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Some groups found masses in the liver, or the pancreas, or ovaries; others found scars in telltale places, like the abdomen or knees — remnants of appendectomies and joint replacements.
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One of its telltale signs is a rash consisting of flat red spots that appear on the face and spread downward to the neck, trunk, arms, legs, and feet.
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Khloe is still in Cleveland, although next week could provide telltale clues on whether she and Tristan Thompson are history ... if she flies back to L.A. with daughter True.
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But in some cases, the telltale symptoms of a vaginal infection — like discharge, itching, or odor — can be indicative of trichomoniasis, aka "trich," which involves an entirely different treatment.
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Why not take everything Telltale did — take Walking Dead, take Guardians of the Galaxy, Batman — and you remove the gameplay elements and just make them choice-based streaming series?
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This one didn't have the telltale X-ray radiation that black holes usually give off when they suck in material from nearby stars, forming a disc that glows brightly.
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Telltale has since come under fire for prioritizing the completion of the final season of The Walking Dead over taking care of laid-off employees who received no severance.
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Those who had lost their jobs were paid out until the end of the year, and Telltale planned a job fair for them to meet and speak with recruiters.
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The company's CEO Pete Hawley, who has either deleted or hidden his Twitter account, has changed his LinkedIn status to show that his time at Telltale ended this month.
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There is no indication Telltale was bracing for disaster, forcing the consequences on the shoulders of the people below the company's executives, folks assuredly in a better financial position.
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The Walking Dead episodic series by Telltale Games is all about the choices you make as you try to survive in the zombie-filled world of The Walking Dead.
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The Kepler space telescope has scanned the Milky Way for years, watching for the telltale dip in brightness when a planet-sized object crosses in front of a star.
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Other observers have pointed to other phrases used in the op-ed like "malign behavior," apparently a favorite expression of Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, as potential telltale signs.
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Even though Conelly counts interaction-light Telltale games like The Walking Dead as inspirations, he wants The Abbot's Book to rely on its compelling environment to convey the narrative.
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The genre started life as a series of trial-and-error puzzles wrapped up in a story, but Telltale instead approached it as a new kind of interactive narrative.
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The action sequences — as in every other Telltale game — are tedious, forcing you to tap buttons at just the right time while the characters perform elaborate actions on-screen.
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"We'd be using our phones, and all the sudden the batteries would get sucked down really fast," says Mossett, describing a telltale sign that a StingRay is being employed.
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Conversation and decision-making are also a big part of the experience; Anne's choices influence the outcome of the narrative, much like in Telltale series like The Walking Dead.
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She is performing a kind of diagnostic test: searching for the telltale scent of prostate cancer, which, it turns out, leaves a volatile, discernible signature in a man's pee.
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BigBrain will allow researchers to better investigate telltale signs of neurological disease and the way drugs interact with diseased brains, paving the way for drastically improved diagnosis and treatment.
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Nevertheless, elbow reconstruction has been the path for 218 years, leaving scores of pitchers with the telltale scar shaped like a smiley face on the inside of their elbow.
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These might seem like telltale signs that the internet in the US is struggling to support a sustained and unprecedented surge in use from millions of homebound computer users.
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Paul Adhoch works for the Mtwapa-based charity Trace Kenya, which teaches women the telltale signs of exploitation and tracks women overseas, calling embassies if they are in trouble.
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The streaming service is teaming up with developer Telltale Games to bring Minecraft: Story Mode, an adventure game based on Minecraft that plays nothing like Minecraft, to the platform.
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The tornado warning was set off by "radar signatures" showing a tightly wound pattern of air "moving in opposition rotation" — a telltale sign of a potential tornado, he said.
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I celebrated again when playing Telltale Games' Tales from the Borderlands, when Rhys and Fiona—the two playable characters and protagonists of the game—didn't develop a romantic relationship.
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Lee doesn't tell us everything about any character, instead offering up a few telltale mementos of who they might be To Kill a Mockingbird perfectly captures this wistful feeling.
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Life is Strange took the Telltale Games model for storytelling and improved it, and the result was one of the most moving narratives in the medium, of recent times.
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When the dogs, a Labrador-golden retriever mix named Lexi and a Labrador named Sally, recognized the telltale odors, they were supposed to stop and point at the jar.
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"We're going to stay small over the next six months and we will work for more of a distributed development pipeline than Telltale was known for," Ottilie told Polygon.
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"We did have demanding projects and demanding deadlines, and it is kind of an industry norm," said Mary Kenney, a writer for Telltale who was laid off on Friday.
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And in Firewatch, the first game by Campo Santo, a studio founded by former Telltale writers, the two main characters build a powerful relationship while communicating with walkie-talkies.
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If you were tuned in enough to ask someone if their nails were enhanced, then you could likely already spot the telltale thickness of acrylics from a mile away.
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Thursdays and Mondays are the highest-traffic days, Ms. Watts said, and there are telltale spikes most weekday mornings at the start of United States and European working hours.
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The Wolf Among Us 2 had been in development before Telltale's closure, and it's now being created in conjunction with AdHoc Studio, which was founded by former Telltale developers.
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That is partly because the most widely employed diagnostic method today remains the one Koch himself used: examining a patient's sputum under a microscope to look for telltale bacteria.
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Good News: Another season of The Wolf Among Us, a criminally overlooked series from Telltale Games, is coming, with some of the creative leads behind the first season returning.
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On occasion, though, an ant's ovaries remain animated when they should be suspended, and other ants can detect the illicit activity through telltale hydrocarbon signatures on the offender's cuticle.
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This Valextra version features details that only a connoisseur will recognize — rich chestnut-colored cross-grain leather, a secret pocket or two and an absence of any telltale logos.
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The New York dealers Bernard & S. Dean Levy have brought a Chippendale side chair, made in Boston circa 1770, with telltale cabriole legs in the shape of birds' claws.
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Downtown, the new restaurants lining a pedestrian promenade near the Grove Street PATH station are furnished with rustic tables and hanging Edison bulbs, telltale signs that the hipsters have arrived.
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The planetsGraphic: Jack Madden, Carl Sagan InstituteBy searching for the telltale, periodic dimming of light from distant stars, astronomers can spot orbiting exoplanets tens to hundreds of light-years away.
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If the popularity of road tripping through old-timey towns wasn't a telltale sign, this next trend is proof avid travelers are looking to throw it back to simpler times.
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My company provides 360° feedback assessments, and we come across far too many instances of people throwing things, screaming, making people cry, and other telltale signs of an emotional hijacking.
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Although the monks didn't discover a brewery in the ruins of the old abbey, they did find telltale signs of brewing: a field of hops dating back hundreds of years.
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Just like highlights, foils are used to separate each section, but because the amount of hair taken is so minimal, you'll avoid any telltale stripes when the color grows out.
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Rugged robots could roam volcano craters, and submersible vehicles could patrol rivers — both armed with historic data and algorithms to identify potential eruptions or the telltale signs of industrial pollution.
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"We'd fought so many battles creatively, fighting with the new engine and all the tools, and were starting to make some progress when everything evaporated," says the former Telltale employee.
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The source says that employees at Telltale were hopeful that Netflix might take all of its cinematics and make them into interactive series that would exist on the streaming service.
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The idea behind it is that it should make writing on the device feel more realistic without the telltale lag you'd expect from something with such a low-powered processor.
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When physically agitated, dinoflagellates give rise to the telltale sparkling wakes that get churned up behind boats at night, like those in the famed Bioluminescent Bay in Vieques, Puerto Rico.
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In addition to the standard bright meteors, you're going to want to be on the look out for exploding fireballs and the telltale trails of "meteor smoke" they leave behind.
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It was sad for me to see that the really talented, aggressive, abrasive people were very successful at Telltale, whereas a lot of the quieter, collaborative creative people were leaving.
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He points to the telltale signs of microcephaly, calcifications and a loss of brain volume, and shows me how he can tell that Julia was one of the unlucky ones.
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So, the researchers camped out in Muzaffarpur hospitals, tested lots of the children that entered with the telltale symptoms, and asked the parents about their children's lifestyle and eating habits.
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As the spring wore on, our confidence in the anti-El Niño climate pattern grew stronger, bolstered by the expansion of a telltale, cold water undercurrent in the equatorial Pacific.
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Part of the diagnosis process is often examining tissue samples under a microscope and looking for certain telltale signals or shapes that may indicate one or another form of cancer.
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And on several crisp winter mornings, I found the telltale signs of wild pigs: big holes dug around olive trees and along muddy trenches where rains drained off our hillsides.
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Images shot by the Hubble Space Telescope show the space rock — some 2.5 to 5.5 miles wide — has left telltale streaks of debris as it hurtles through our solar system.
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Google recently put together a helpful phishing quiz to help users better identify some of the telltale signs of a scam, including ever-so-slightly tweaked email addresses and URLs.
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The Kepler/K2 mission was a spacefaring telescope, decommissioned last year, that discovered nearly 2,700 exoplanets by observing hundreds of thousands of stars in search of a telltale regular dimming.
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Alternative scents Olsson has also been exploring other sources of telltale smells -- including urine -- and the team's next target is breath, which is harder to sample and expose people to.
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The role you take on is an aspect of the metagame in all Telltale adventures, but it's a conscious presence in Batman due to the nature of its titular star.
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The series is still ongoing — a spin-off game starring series fan-favorite Michonne just launched — and it helped turn Telltale into one of the preeminent names in interactive storytelling.
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How To Stop & Prevent The Breakouts If you're breaking out in the telltale places mentioned above, it's best to stow your shampoo until you can narrow down the offending product.
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But for Telltale Games' adaptation of the Caped Crusader, the studio behind series like The Walking Dead and The Wolf Among Us is looking to go in a different direction.
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"This idea that Batman is still Batman no matter what suit he's wearing — whether it's a Batsuit or a tuxedo — was really intriguing to us," says Telltale CEO Kevin Bruner.
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In Blade Runner, there are suggestions — like the telltale glint in their eyes, or their inability to pass a Voight-Kampff empathy test — that there's something fundamentally different about replicants.
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The new Canadian site, with telltale signs of iron-working, was discovered last summer after infrared images from 400 miles in space showed possible man-made shapes under discolored vegetation.
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The other bottle in our tasting labeled sobre lías was our No. 7, the 2013 Viña Somoza from Valdeorras, which also showed a telltale creaminess, well balanced by good acidity.
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To the average visitor these may seem like wear and tear from centuries of aging, but to archaeoseismologists they are telltale signs of massive earthquakes that once devastated the region.
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So scientists like Dr. Sadelain decided to put a new claw on the T-cells, one that could recognize cancer by latching on to a telltale protein on cancer cells.
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Oddly, given the identical Caten twins' history of making body-revealing clothing, the uniforms had the formless look of high-end athleisure wear, generic but for the telltale maple leaf.
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Since its founding in 2004, Telltale has focused on storytelling rather than pure action in its games, using emotional plotlines and presenting players with tough choices rooted in moral dilemmas.
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The presence of stars manifested itself as a telltale dip in the intensity of a bath of radio waves, so-called cosmic microwaves, leftover from the fires of creation itself.
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Telltale Games, an independent developer and publisher that championed narrative in video games through its characters' conversations and quandaries, laid off most of its staff on Friday, the company said.
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Trees bore the telltale signs of elephant damage: leaves stripped by their trunks, bark scraped off while sharpening tusks or scratching itchy hides, entire trees uprooted by tons of force.
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Where the graduates of soccer's other great coaching schools — those of Johan Cruyff and Marcelo Bielsa — all carry the telltale signs of their formative influences, Coverciano leaves no such imprint.
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However, an air safety and accident investigations expert explained to Business Insider that when a missile strikes a plane, there are telltale signs investigators can use to make that determination.
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WS comes with a host of interchangeable symptoms (musculoskeletal problems, sensitive hearing, dental and kidney abnormalities, learning disabilities) and telltale physical traits (pale eyes, full lips, upturned nose, small chin).
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One might even be tempted to give Arsenal a chance of progression, were it not for the telltale signs of domestic disintegration and the evidence of the last six campaigns.
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Still, there's the breath-holding moment as you cut into the pie hoping to feel and hear the telltale crunch that lets you know the crust is done just right.
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Some of the telltale signs of these sleep stages, seen in the brain's hippocampus in mammals, were found in a more primitive brain region, the dorsal ventricular ridge, in the lizards.
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Tribeca says there will be an interactive arcade, and the event will kick off with a crowd play of the first chapter of Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy: The Telltale Series.
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In a study published in the journal Neurosurgery, researchers found a telltale sign of CTE, a specific protein, in the brains of 14 retired NFL players who underwent a brain scan.
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Michelle Kettleborough was one of the moms who found the arrangement odd, and she told KMGH she spied the telltale orange regalia as she was picking up her son last week.
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And in an industry where storytelling often takes a back seat to "fun" gameplay, the win established Telltale as a successful developer that valued storytelling and character development above all else.
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Now, as Telltale moves forward, it does so with a new plan in place: fewer, but hopefully better, games; fewer, but hopefully well-treated employees; and more support for creative innovation.
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