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For those of you who are waiting for your own copies, we won't completely spoil the surprise but we'll hint at a few highlights.

Prints of the gleaming white Cape Coast Castle made it look like a European palace; there was no hint at its real role.

Go on. Take a chance. You could just hint at your idea. The client should be smart enough to take a hint.

Checking your work on various systems will begin to hint at how much further you have to go.

that's what the little orange runt was trying to hint at the whole time! i'm such a fool! ! !

Children who are prone to extreme violence often hint at it beforehand, but if Mr Kretschmer did so no one picked it up.

That final sentence has come to, if not define then at least hint at, the singular attitude that underlies his democratic way of seeing.

The sea creatures, somehow restored to life in a theme park, hint at a future where cloning makes re-creating extinct animals possible.

Don't hint at it either by asking if she had a long night.

The blown-out windows of a blue building at one of the street and a burnt patch of grass on a roundabout hint at the unrest.

The riches found there can only hint at the care and expense that must have been lavished on the burials of more powerful rulers.

The angles between triangle walls reflect the balance of power between bulls and bears and hint at the likely direction of a breakout.

We have lost over 50 brothers and sisters in a period of less than two years. . . the blasts hint at a crisis within the military.

Bressler believes that the findings might hint at why humans have evolved a sense of humour at all.

The only hint at coercion is a blogger's comment that DSK "often comes close to harassment" .

The simulations worked well enough to hint at the power of true parallelism .

Analysts at Goldman Sachs, no fools when it comes to housing, hint at several years of stagnation.

Social media may provide an explanation of consumer motivations that quantitative questions can only hint at.

Harry and Luna hear voices from within the veil which hint at the presence of a spiritual realm beyond it.

These planetary nebulae hint at the fate of our own Sun as its core runs out of nuclear fuel in another 5 billion years.

Globe Asia uses its reporters and connections to get a hint at what revenues are for the non-listed companies and calculates from there.

The next time you try to open that file, Word will show you a perfectly absurd dialog that doesn't even hint at what the real problem is.

Bankers hint at logistics problems, arguing that companies sometimes have difficulty in getting funds out of China.

With more women taking on the role of breadwinner, could the thought of additional relationships hint at a financial burden?

There is not a tinfoil hat to be seen. Only the posters and paraphernalia hint at the unusual.

These were mixed signals from the agent, perhaps attempting to hint at the possibility of a move.

There are many more tools than I can possibly even hint at here.

The titular clone troopers of Episode II were designed to strongly hint at their eventual evolution into the Empire's storm trooper ranks.

Russia's hint at sanctions on Iran looks like a win for Barack Obama. Elsewhere, problems are piling up.

Only experienced users would notice the larger shapes for the input and output branches in the gateways that hint at the problem.

The signs so far are mixed, but hint at some interesting possibilities.

Some researchers have argued that Mars had extensive oceans: images and topographic data hint at shorelines and smooth ocean floors.

The latest manufacturing figures, particularly in Asia, hint at an end to the implosion of global industrial production.

Yet these opening chapters cannot help but hint at the reception these qualities later receive on the antique Continent.

Indeed, some Pakistani ministers, including Mr Malik, were quick to hint at Indian complicity in the attack, as alleged revenge for Mumbai.

He sees a loop, which could also hint at a new organisational structure for CCTV, doing away with vertical hierarchies.

Any hint at incompetence would be seized on, however absurdly, as racism.

Mitsubishi used the New York Auto Show to hint at big things to come for the Outlander crossover.

A note from Christine: The above quotes only hint at the valuable information contained in this wonderful book.

He could not and would not hint at any such falsehood.

Discoveries in hot springs or in deep ocean vents, for instance, hint at entirely new and unexplored ecosystems.

The differences from previous studies may hint at changes within U. S. society, suggested the authors.

He'd hint at his dissatisfaction, and I'd play dumb.

The artifacts may hint at the area's street life in biblical times.

This was his first hint at graft , favoritism .

Statistics only hint at how the city has changed.

This tip introduces the notion of roundtripping and begins to hint at some problems with the existing JAX-RPC mapping rules.

Does they imply a lot of new tactics? Can you hint at some of them? Can you give us some examples of new creatures?

Interest rates hint at a return to post-war conditions, too, according to the Reinhart-Sbrancia sample of advanced economies.

Still, the weapon's appearance only in Shia areas does hint at an Iranian link.

The sales figures are an imperfect measure of actual spending, and some surveys do hint at weakness.

This is not necessarily true (as Emmott points out), but it does hint at the rivalry to come.

As reports of more shootings in Deraa and Latakia emerge, the government continues merely to hint at reform.

The woes of Lehman Brothers, like Bear a big CDS counterparty, hint at even bigger tests to come.

Dark clouds hint at the storm to come.

If so, this could hint at the nature of dark matter.

Although for this case, on the road of BeiJing, you will note such as this hint at any moment.

A hint at the pawnbroker's shop.

These findings hint at what happened to FOXP2 in our ancestors.

I will only hint at some of the enterprises which I have cherished.

she finds it best not to hint at it to him

To try to make understandable; hint at or suggest:

A rhetorical tic that might hint at Ed Miliband's political disposition

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