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"Last dinner" a few words brake occurs when the heart, empty, is sad, sad, don't give up, I also points are not clear, I haven't got a clue.

In her study, Rivera found a clue in a particular protein that flourished in the mice that got the Western diet.

I haven't got a clue what I'll do when I retire but I guess something will come to me in the next few years.

I had a pretty fair idea what was wrong-it was Vince who gave me a clue-and I wormed the rest out of you, Crysta.

The spread of oil on the water's surface in April was a clue used to determine the size of the leak from the Gulf of Mexico rig disaster.

Despite the fact that the company sent me a fair amount of information, I nevertheless had not a clue what the product is.

He didn't have a clue what was going on, but he didn't seem to be being expelled, and some of the feeling started coming back to his legs.

I haven't a clue, said Moshe. First he said to me that we had three days to Get out of Italy , so I gave him the finger!

If you had seen Him in the carpentry shop, you wouldn't have had a clue about His deity.

He opened his eyes, and for a moment didn't have a clue where he was. Totally disorienting, waking up on a plane.

The finding offers a clue about just how much language affects our understanding of numbers, researchers say.

Years of research have failed to turn up a clue as to his name or his actual age.

The unusual, primitive quality of the various creatures gave Darwin a clue to the theory that changes take place in living forms.

All the grief always leaves a joy to a clue, all sorry they leave a place in the corner of the perfect.

"I haven't a clue, " I said. We laughed at the idea that we had been speaking as if we knew what we were talking about.

"Oh, " the dad said, nodding his head, lips pursed, as feigning that he had a clue about what he just heard.

Kirilenko spent the entire time with his back to the ball, without a clue as to what was going to happen next.

Nate starts the night with a clue, which leads him to a lady in waiting, who gives him a clue to the next lady wait.

The British Heart Foundation said the findings could offer a clue to ways of preventing heart disease.

That will give you a clue that she's over her old boyfriend and ready to have a new one, maybe even you.

Researchers may have found a clue to age-related memory loss among the coiled strands of DNA in the brain cells of elderly mice.

Charlie wasn't any better at it, often waiting for Therese to give him a clue about what to say.

A humdinger of a tale about the animal is often a clue that this is a wine to avoid.

Epigraph is a type of citation appears at the beginning of a chapter. It is functioned as a clue to the content of the chapter.

But as I said to her, these boys could have been anybody and we wouldn't have had a clue.

Groups and clubs will also be a very positive influence - let that be a clue to you, and see how it fits.

Scotland Yard has so far been unable to identify him. But Angolan currency found with his remains offers a clue as to his origins.

For a clue, view the Budget statement next to the latest minutes from the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee.

But, most of these young visitors did not have a clue about what they would be studying, or why they wanted to go abroad in the first place.

This would be, in my opinion, a clue that there is a mage sort of class in the game.

Well, the situation is quite complicated, and I haven't got a clue about it. May I listen to your opinion first?

As our family of four sat stiffly in a row, my younger brother and I stole glances at our parents for a clue as to what to do next.

The finding may also offer a clue as to why income inequality doesn't yet seem to be getting that much traction at the US ballot box.

The police found a clue to the case, which would help them catch the robber.

The following poem was written for me to have a clue on raising a range of questions to him, just as a clue.

While this does not explain what is causing the out-of-memory (OOM) errors quite yet, it is a clue as to which path to choose next.

Here's a clue: Most of us don't spent every waking moment trying to live out our sexual fantasies.

Our friendship came so easily that we took it for granted, and when it began to unravel, neither of us had a clue how to mend it.

At Enron the names should also have been a clue to hapless investors and staff that something was amiss.

The pedestrian noticed nothing just now, and a clue to her abstraction was afforded by a trivial incident.

although no speech is given in each of the panels, he most likely did not have a clue, like the others, of what to do.

As to what motivates them, a dissident spokesman provided a clue last month in a rare interview with a Belfast paper, the Irish News.

She gave them a clue, telling them that the word she was looking for begins with the letter 'e. '

The quest had begun more than three decades earlier with a clue fit for a Dan Brown novel.

I could be wrong , but I think there's a connection between the Stamford Treaty and the killer . This could be a clue .

The police found a clue which will help them catch the robber.

Today's shocking figures are an indictment of an economy going nowhere, and a government without a clue.

She peered beyond him to the driveway, but there was nothing about the small car to give a clue as to his identity.

I felt as if I was the only one in the room who didn't have a clue.

Even though I got a clue, I did not want to share it with him.

I haven't had a clue what I was doing all day.

Show me what love is, - haven't got a clue; show me that wonders can be true.

The central idea of poly system theory that all elements can be viewed in relation to other elements provides this study with a clue.

Chongqing is an old industrial base, some of the development of industrial clusters has shown initial signs of a clue.

I had to get inside the observatory. Among the papers left by Akkad I was sure to discover a clue or two.

in his work that he never left a clue for the police to find him.

He took it all for granted, and would never have a clue just how blessed he was.

A small piece of pottery under a rock might be a clue to the past.

When Steve woke up in a field with his best suit on, he didn't have a clue as to what had happened.

Using shades of white is a clue to a personality that finds comfort in simplicity and sees the world through a youthful, innocent lens.

Yet the fact that everybody believes in fairness is a clue to what's wrong with the notion.

"Well, " he said, "I'll give you a clue. It's what your mother would call your father. "

Now Cui and his colleagues have found a clue that may point the way to an actual cure.

People are always asking when he's going to retire, what next (he was recently touted as the new Wales coach), and he doesn't have a clue.

Georgie, get a clue. Syphilis is the best thing that ever happened to you. In their eyes, you're a player.

I haven't a clue, I admit, but tell him that the audience figure might need an "up to" added before the numbers.

The policeman found a clue to the burglary.

make meaning as a clue, describe the single syllable synonyms and analyze the cause of formation of single syllable synonyms.

If you need a clue about what to ask for, say, " can you discuss your salary range with me? "

Yet many close friends who attended her funeral today did not have a clue that she would die so soon.

Obviously, for me, it's a real problem, because generally I haven't got a clue what my first name is.

I looked at her mouth for an expression that could give me a clue to what she felt.

Used to steal your parents' liquor, and climb to the roof, talk about our future, like we had a clue.

With hindsight, I was more than blind, lost without a clue.

85% of people polled recently had not a clue what is meant, although 53% of those polled said they thoughtit sounded pretty important.

I haven't a clue what 73. 38 on the civic index scale means or how it was arrived at, but at the moment the trend sure is looking positive.

In terms of mental health, can this be a clue to psychological issues adults exhibit?

No one would even consider it, because no one had a clue that it could cause respiratory failure.

That she was notably ugly provides a clue, albeit a cryptic one.

Neither the Americans nor the British had a clue about the status of our program until 1990.

One possible explanation is exposure to testosterone in the womb, but so far, that remains more a curiosity than a clue.

Huge public slogans in southernShaanxioffer a clue to what may be another impetus for the relocations.

But you know, I do everything on, on a, I haven't got a clue.

" Xifeng child replied: " My wife just please go back, I must apply for a clue to first sort out before they go back and get it.

Appearances are not held to be a clue to the truth.

Such a clue can enable the application server to optimize behavior.

But the eyes are not an element of psychopathy, just a clue.

Maybe look at the spine of the book; might be a clue there.

This was a clue to me about what makes some people entrepreneurs and not others.

He at last found a clue to the puzzle.

He at last found a clue to the puzzle.

Military exercises are not a clue as to what countries might find their borders with China opened when the pole shift arrives.

Both you and amsterdam haven't a clue on what you are talking about.

Little women in family life is to describe object, the emotional imbroglio family members as a clue, describes a love of tianlun marches.

In a matter of speaking, a lot of knowledge points in Advanced Mathematics are serial connected by the use of Limit as a clue.

In 1983, microbiologist Julian Adams discovered a clue when he brewed up a soup of cloned E. coli bacteria.

Some of these documents are abstract and forgettable but others really do provide a clue to the future.

Hi everyone. Scientists may have uncovered a clue to what makes us human, and it's built right into the brain.

Mysterious Mercury appears lifeless and desolate, but hidden deep inside is a clue to a different past.

e. g. I haven't a clue what I'll give Carl for his birthday next year.

The Cangshan police had got a clue, Fuzhou a " crown Taobao shop" brand counterfeit Nike, Adidas sports shoes.

So what's the harm in a little sponsorship? The ambitions behind a firm's marketing may offer a clue.

The DEFER attribute indicates that the script does not contain document. write, and is a clue to browsers that they can continue rendering.

CT images thus give us a clue to the position and health status of the disc and the joint as a whole.

The expression results of digital differential display could provide a clue for studying the mechanism of pig early embryonic development .

Sadly, I think if you were to approach the average man on the street, the Obama support, they wouldn't have a clue what has caused this.

I found a clue, you thought I was nuts?

as if we were viewing the whole country from a long way off, we start to get a clue about what it is that lures us into the big cities.

A clue: it's totally at odds with the liberating, blue-sky, wireless possibilities offered by the sleek phones and laptops.

A clue: the political marketplace has replaced you with partially nationalised lenders in no mood blithely to leverage investment banks.

No one really has a clue what the Islamists are likely to get in either country in their first completely free elections.

Your task, then, is to identify signals that give you a clue as to what they are really saying, and respond appropriately .

Austen's relative lack of interest in exterior appearance may itself be a clue of sorts.

Orland doesn't seem to have a clue, so I don't think he's my man after all.

In the April Fool's stories, they often include a clue to the fact that it's a joke.

And, if I had to guess, I'd say very few of their parents have a clue as to that fact.

In a short time, he had a clue: the man took less time to buy vanilla than any other flavor. Why?

So I got up into my car and then drove to the clubhouse and luckily the guys down there had a clue what to do.

Brown finds a clue hat will take the investigation in an entirely new direction.

Her choice of foreign minister will be a clue to whether she intends to rein back on Lula's foreign-policy adventurism.

For a clue as to why copper is lagging behind many other commodities, investors could look to Wenzhou, China.

The protocol is undocumented, but the Agent implementation gives a clue as to what's supported.

Here's a clue: this week a court in Hebei refused to accept a lawsuit by the families of children sickened and killed by the tainted milk.

A clue to their philosophy and worldview is found in one of the author's recent books.

Encyclopedia to amir and hassan feelings as a clue, through the full text.

It is the assurance of investigating and giving a clue, analyzing synthetically to the details of the case.

Pale before a clean up to us a clue.

It provides a clue for the research in the causes of the macroscopical ordered structure.

I could of course have made the same criticism of most continental European companies a few years ago, which is a clue for the future.

My wife just filed for divorce. I never had a clue she felt that way.

But a clue has recently been uncovered from an unlikely source: the local cattle.

His decisions on climate change will be a clue to whether domestic or global interests take priority.

Apnea sufferers can experience these episodes hundreds of times a night yet, like McBride, have not a clue.

Did you see that coming? No. Not a clue.

Watch how each of these cities is furnished in the future as a clue to their determination.

It's foolish to go through life without a clue. Fortunately, God doesn't play games with us.

That never had a clue. . . Never had a chance!

The man in the car says "I found them. I asked myself what to do with them, but I haven't had a clue. "

He doesn't seem to have a clue about the business.

I haven't got a clue about the train schedule.

Consider the location. The reception venue will provide you with a clue as to how formal the wedding will be.

Suddenly T-Bag spills some tea on the leaf of a page and boom - a clue comes out.

This article follows a clue of history evolvement, international reference and anatomy of status quo.

If you love working with computers (even a specific type of computer), that's a clue to your dream job.

Footprints and fingerprints gave a clue to the police.

A clue you can use to figure out when you might get your period is to check your underwear for vaginal discharge.

Mr Penny may offer a clue on September 16th when he announces his first year-long exhibition programme.

Previous radiation experiments on animals may give a clue for the increase in male births.

The site's pink background and animated header give you a clue that it isn't a typical gaming site.

CLSA's contrarian strategist Russell Napier sees a clue to the stock market's direction in toilet paper.

We see a clue in the protesters' demands for both democracy and economic opportunity.

You have to get a clue like. . . find out whom he's been reading lately. . . and it's hard to do that because he's so damned secretive.

A clue may lie in the moons' orbits, which lie very close to Saturn's rings.

Buddha, namely Sakyamuni, is the founder of Buddhism. He has many teachings, but there is a clue in all his teachings.

Neither Charlie nor I will get so much as a clue about the questions to be asked.

At times an unusual skin eruption may be a clue to some internal disorder that may not be obvious.

This paper hopes give a clue of product development for China machine manufacture by running this model repeated.

I often sit and look at my boys' letters, just like you, without a clue about what to write.

It hasn't really dawned on him. He hasn't got a clue of what the baby means and can't explain how he feels.

Don't do this! - Well, let me give you a clue!

A large, exquisitely decorated silver flask might offer a clue to the purpose of the hoard.

That, in turn, gives a clue to the impact of rising Chinese wages. What we're witnessing is a shift in the terms of trade.

RenDanRuJu, conducting not jing, happy-go-lucky, add something difficult also cut a clue what, learned a sleek mature philosophy.

Postmarks can sometimes provide a clue about where the hold-up occurred.

Although there are seemingly lots of errors, each is a clue that the contents of the RPM file are correct.

Do not be intimidated by the world--most people don't have a clue.

The sculpture offers a clue as to how Picasso's last phase must be interpreted . . .

Gosh! Could this be a clue as to why mainstream media circulation and viewership is declining?

A clue to a mystery of course. And perhaps a disappearance.

Diarists wrote that the day earlier Jeremi was thirsty and ate cucumbers and then he drank honey - perhaps here lies a clue.

Well, professor's lecture on specific heat might give you a clue. Water has a higher specific heat than sand.

If we haven't got a clue where we came from, and have no idea where we are going when we leave, how can we ever be sure where we are now?

This alone should give us a clue as to what the UFO's physical composition was NOT.

Things not being noticed, not only is not a back, it is a clue. To solve such problems, the main use of reasoning, pushing back the layers.

It's foolish to go through life without a clue.

Clarifying the classification of clients can offer a clue to our cognition of the social climate.

Goku and his friends don't have a clue, until Master Roshi sends them on a quest to find the mysterious Fortuneteller Baba.

No, let's remind ourselves that there are lawmakers in this country that don't have a clue about how the internet works.

Anyone got a clue how liver cells got into the kid's armpit?

"Oh Captain, My Captain" who knows where that comes from? Anybody? Not a clue?

I don't have a clue what he was talking about at the meeting yesterday.

But the worst happened when Rich criticized my mother's cooking, and he didn't even have a clue about what he had done.

Iron deficiency leaves you exhausted and can reduce immunity, but your hands hold a clue.

Her loiters afford a clue to her intentions.

Laughter gives us a clue that we have powerful systems in our brain which respond to pleasure, happiness and joy.

I'm never going to guess the answer if you don't give me a clue.

Their paintings could give us a clue of their unique perspectives of the world.

No one has a clue on how I can go back from these to that?

Dr Meyer's and Dr Elbert's study, published in Translational Psychiatry, offers a clue.

It has been labelled "dark energy" , but that is really physicists' shorthand for "we haven't got a clue" .

These latest attacks may provide a clue as to the Gilani government's willingness to hit back at terrorists.

I haven't a clue what people are saying some of the time.

These cases show that inspection of the hand may give a clue to the diagnosis.

Perhaps it is to English literature that we must look for a clue .

A clue with his name on it and eyewitness testimony tie him to the crime.

Meanwhile, her chances grew slimmer and slimmer without her having a clue.

It has been labelled "dark energy" , but that is really physicists' short-hand for "we haven't got a clue" .

And indeed, drinking behavior may provide a clue as to why salt may be stress-relieving.

Each scene will give you a clue that you can use to solve the mystery.

Therefore my design mainly is revolves the dream to become the heroic girl is a clue.

A clue to George Washington's birth date is found in this 1790 letter by Tobias Lear, Washington's secretary and close friend.

The referee had already given them a free-kick so why did he attack me? I don't know - I don't have a clue about it.

So pay attention to these clues, your baseline player, the baseline player moving back, that's be a clue that's a lob is coming.

How the hell do I tell them I haven't a clue where we're going?

We kept our eyes skinned for anything that might provide a clue to the mystery.

This will offer a clue to the way you value yourself and the way your perception is currently balanced.

But I don't have a clue as to what that means about the skeletal system?

And when the financial crisis struck, neither Mr Bush nor anyone around him seemed to have a clue what to do.

I guarantee you that less than 2% of investors out there have a clue about how cheap things can really get.

He stumbled upon a clue to the murder.

If this confuses you it's only because you are transitioning into a whole new ball game and you don't have a clue what it involves.

Here's a clue -- it features turtles, tigers, evil lemons and five multicoloured ponycorns.

Childhood experiences may provide a clue as to why some adults develop eating disorders.

He wasn't especially careful with his repainting, which is a clue to how closely he expected people to look.

You haven't a clue how a news reporting organization runs, what types of news reports there are and how they are edited and published.

Think back to 2000 and 2001 for a clue of what this family of eclipses brought, and also think back to 1991 and 1992.

I haven't a clue when the train will leave.

That bundle of cells is a clue to the biology of willpower, a new study finds.

Don't ask your father which key to press - he hasn't got a clue about computers.

What if I give you a clue?

I just love kids. I adore it when they do things without a clue.

The mother had a clue to Madeline's conduct.

Working hard at that point becomes irrelevant when you don't have a clue to what you're doing.

So, guys, you might not have a clue what you want these days, but hopefully now you have a faint idea of what women want.

Sad to say, in many cases, the waiter really doesn't have a clue and will simply choose one.

"I can guarantee you that we don't have a clue, " Yuste says. At least not yet.

If you love working with clay, or paper, or people, or clothes, that's a clue.

Mythology gives you a clue as to the size of Earth's sister planets when they loom close.

A meta-analysis published in the Quarterly Review of Biology may offer a clue.

As a clue to this, land prices are high in Shahabpur, at around 1. 5m rupees an acre, but land transactions are rare.

The frosting on Sally's shirt provided a clue about who had eaten all the cake.

Hepatic Abscesses in Young Adult; A Clue of HIV Infection?

Valuation ought to provide a clue.

New research from experts in neuroscience and social science may give us a clue as to why.

These words, which start with the letter k, will give you a clue: kilogram.

I didn't have a clue what a sales department was about in a five-star hotel. That was the first day I set my foot in a five-star hotel.

I don't have a clue where I shall go?

Can you give me a clue so I can guess who you are? Talk to you soon.

tell me where Portsmouth Road is? ' 'Sorry, I haven't got a clue.

(does she know. . . ? ) not a clue.

I haven't got a clue about computers.

I haven't got a clue about the traffic problem.

My friends don't really have a clue about insurance, and I don't want to push them into it.

This thesis takes power balance as a clue and the method of the history and the logic is used.

This first step will provide a clue as to the way you perceive your your own value.

I haven't got a clue before I fell in love.

The recent behaviour of sterling gives a clue.

Some recent activities of George Soros might give a clue.

" Nine times out of ten, I tell them, " I don't have a clue.

Choose words from units 7~12 and write a clue for each word. Read the clues to your partner. He or she guesses the words.