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Maybe, but you know, it's hard to tell for sure after all this time if Ida Tack's group did discover element 43.

And then I go get on my plane, and that guy just has a weird story to tell for the rest of his life.

Should element 43 really be called M? maybe, but it hard to tell for after all this time.

Oh, let me tell, for those of you. . . For the parents in my audience who haven't seen this one, this is a marvelous device.

No, it may not be for you, but there's really no way you can tell for sure without taking the plunge and using one as your primary computer.

Whether any additional components in beer or wine would modulate the effect of the pure alcohol is something that I cannot tell for sure.

Only an autopsy could tell for sure, and in terms of the role I played in all this, it doesn't matter.

Someone broke into my car while I was passing the test inside, but we have a great story to tell for the rest of our lives!

It is a little bit like the policy of don't ask, don't tell for homosexuals in the armed forces.

For the hegemonists are desperate, and no one can tell for sure when or where some small incident they create may provoke a war.

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Animals must be able to tell, for example, how quickly a potential predator is approaching.

Learn what kind of story to tell for different situations.

No one can tell for sure when the world came into existence.

Best to use your nose to tell for sure, not your eyes.

He has been dosed with Veritaserum, interrogated again and again, but there is nothing he can tell, for good or ill.

You can tell, for example, how many rows were read during the two hours and how many sorts occurred.