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I picked up a notebook and pen and got to teasing out a bigger vision that would help me make sense of the smaller decisions.

Teasing out the mysteries of Japanese society by way of its statutes is the speciality of Mark West, a professor at Michigan Law School.

Such data, the researchers said, could be useful for teasing out the biology of skin and eye disease and for forensic DNA analysis.

The class spent 15 minutes teasing out the metaphorical meaning of a line about "places with no carpet on the floor. "

We have to spend some time teasing out the real important things from the sea of information.

They say teasing out these mechanisms could have implications in understanding and combating obesity.

This often means teasing out targets that are very far away or small, and hence faint.

Teasing out the root cause of anorgasmia is another challenge.

Mr Wessel spends little time teasing out lessons for crisis- management or for the future of central banking .

But teasing out the culinary panacea has been slow going.

First, we will have to design and carry out more and more experiments, slowly teasing out answers.