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I believe that the clue to his mind is to be found in his unusual powers of continuous concentrated introspection.

If they were singing, there was no methane about, but if they dropped over then the miners had their clue to leave the mine shaft quickly!

The amount of Mandarin Chinese you hear while walking the docks gives you a pretty good clue to what's driving the boat industry in Asia.

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.

Sometimes deep textual research is necessary because a bit of record probably give us the clue to a large earthquake event.

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

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

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.

An airline hijacker might be caught on video or leave behind a ticket or other telltale clue to his identity.

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

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

The police can find no finger print or other clue to help them in solving the robbery.

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.

Whether dark energy has retained its value throughout the history of the universe is an important clue to its nature.

His only clue to his son's last moments came from videotape of a United Airlines plane slamming into the trade center's south tower.

The police found a vital clue to the killer's identity.

They supplied an important clue to the bank robbery and all the criminals were arrested.

The police arrested the criminal on a charge of armed robbery several hours after they found an important clue to his identity.

A careful analysis of the patient's history shows that urticaria is a sort of clinical clue to viral hepatitis.

The Enemy Within remains the clue to Thatcher's psychological makeup surely?

But a potential clue to the company's plans was tucked into the registration material for F8.

Such a result would be a major clue to how to develop a theory of physics that goes beyond the Standard Model of particle physics.

But each new clue to Kiki's whereabouts leads him deeper into a labyrinth of physical violence and metaphysical dread.

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

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.

Apart from some subtle badges, the only clue to the car's dual life is the presence of two fuel caps.

The policeman found a clue to the burglary.

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

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

So they split up , but immediately get back together when Ben finally finds a substantial clue to what's down there, waiting.

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

" 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.

We kinda had no clue to go about organizing hence these wedding magazines certainly came in handy !

The mystery has no clue to it.

A powerful clue to human identification was furnished by gait due to the comprehensive dissimilarities in body structure and walk behavior.

This scenario gives us the final clue to the best practice: Exceptions should be reserved for exceptional situations.

here's a little clue to make things easier: the chin of the young lady actually forms the nose of the old lady.

The results of this study provide a basic molecular biology clue to the studies on population genetics and ecology of C. japonica.

The last clue to their whereabouts was a brief signal returned from James' cell phone Tuesday.

Even a painting in a museum might provide some clue to a country's standard of living centuries before.

an inscription of a black basalt stone; gave first clue to decipherment of Egyptian hieroglyphics.

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

I cannot know exactly what will be contained in next month's e-mails, but the past provides the best clue to what the future holds.

He at last found a clue to the puzzle.

As we said, we ought to consider what it means to be attentive. This may be the clue to a harmonious existence.

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.

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

The statement is an interesting clue to both his temperament and his literary method.

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

But the paintings were blured. The world itself appeared blured, giving her no clue to see what they were doing.

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

Look for patterns. Don't try to mention every trace of the past you find or every clue to a trend.

What clue to an unpleasant secret does Anders discover after the Cylons ambush his resistance fighters in Breeders Canyon on New Caprica?

This vast and mysterious place provides a vital clue to Tibet's importance for the rest of the world.

One clue to the origin of the peculiar shape of glacial valleys is the mechanisms by which glaciers carve valleys.

Spending $1 billion on patents offers an important clue to what matters most to Page: innovation.

The answer may well be the first clue to the avalanche of events that eventually led to modern biology.

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

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

But a new clue to language's early formation comes from chimpanzee behavior.

A fingerprint is an important clue to the identity of the murderer.

We have no clue to the identity of the murderer.

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

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

Do your parents complain about their feet? Family history is probably your biggest clue to potential problems.

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.

To date, analyzing the viral genes has offered no definitive clue to the exceptional virulence of the 1918 virus strain.

In Fitzgerald's three representative novels, there present a clear clue to the growth of youngsters.

The ear is the sure clue to him: only a musician can understand the play of feeling which is the real rarity in his early plays.

Often the clue to the patient's current diagnosis may be related to prior illnesses recorded in the old chart.

One clue to this slight problem is in the cabinet resonance.

It is the round window that looks out into the pale blue water that provides the biggest clue to Hadfield's whereabouts.

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

Consequently, modern wh- does not provide a reliable clue to those words' origin.

Objective To investigate the morbidity and risk factors of backleg pain in fighter pilots and find the clue to prevent the backleg pain.

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

The clue to their order can be found "over the rainbow" .

Grades provide some clue to answering the question, but likely not enough.

This provides a possible theoretical clue to control the hydrogen bonded networks.

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.

A huge clue to the administration's approach was given by Gary Samore in a speech in Israel on December 18.

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

To challenge them even further, they are have to complete a task before they can earn the clue to the next location.

The status code and standard error messages provide little clue to what went wrong and can make troubleshooting the server a nightmare.

is no clue to the identity of the thief.

He racked his memory for some clue to the origin of Corporal Whitcomb's bitterness toward him.

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.

A crucial clue to the circles' allure lies in their geographical context.

The first big clue to Mr Obama's instincts may come in his treatment of Russia.

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

And this can give you an important clue to the Chinese personality: Food is never far from our minds.

Her loiters afford a clue to her intentions.

There's a sure clue to such companies embedded in their financial statements: a high profit margin.

Family history is probably your biggest clue to potential problems.

Sees that figure a mini bit little to nod, behind signaling clue to know, vanished so.

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

This Thursday we'll get fresh CPI data, giving another clue to where things are at in the cycle.

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

I read it carefully, hoping to find some clue to the identity of the wallet's owner.

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.

Afterwards the banker must walk back to his desk, giving no clue to the fact he is $5m richer than he was 10 minutes earlier.

He stumbled upon a clue to the murder.

Bobby: That's a good idea. Can you give me some clue to help me meet some friends using Internet chat?

To find out next clue to how the snakes survived, we have to go to Queensland, Australia.

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

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

The mother had a clue to Madeline's conduct.

There is no clue to the identity of the thief.

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

I can get no clue to the place where she plans to go.

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

A big fat clue to whether the person will have enough energy to care for offspring.

Clue to clue to clue. Make your lover search for the prize.

The detectives groped for some clue to the murder.

Chinese fossil find gives clue to ear's evolution.

Objective To describe some unenhanced spiral CT imaging signs that can clue to acute pulmonary embolism.

What is the telltale clue to a genuine smile?

What is the visual clue to denote the charge and blink upgrades? Thanks.

Also, it will make the interviewer do some talking, perhaps giving your clue to what he or she is looking for.

A unique clue to their lives was uncovered in Nebraska.

is a sign, caught in medias res, a clue to a natural history that is unfolding.

The study offered clue to the solution of the other emergencies.

Maybe we'll find a clue to what's going on here.

A clue to what?

Any clue to the above questions? Here we are.

This result provided a helpful clue to the study on optical material.

I will use my extraordinary wisdom and keen observation, to find a clue to a surprising.

She got some clue to the case.

The life gets new clue to move forward by the open door and the presented passage.

After they got their clue to go on, they often said, "It's time to go to face the music" .

"I don't have a clue to be honest. "

"Did you find nothing in the room which could furnish a clue to the murderer? " he asked.

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I think we might find a clue to the mystery.

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Have just finished my dinner of masala dosa while watching Sachin on TV, provide the clue to my first sighting.

Have just finished my dinner of masala dose while watching Sachin on TV, provide the clue to my first sighting.

Here is your first clue to finding your Soul-Mate.

he found a clue to solve the mysterious affair

Temporal duration words may play as a time mark which serves as a clue to construct situation models;

Now this whole world has no clue to do with us

Concomitant tumour resistance in patients with osteosarcoma: a clue to a new therapeutic strategy

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If he gave me one little clue to why I lost you

The baskets he's carried up the hillside give a clue to Yang's business

Owing to the continual absence of all clue to the mystery, the popular excitement greatly increased

The Conversion of Yan Hu's View of Traditional Culture and Its Clue to the Modernity

A Clue to and Method of Treating IUD Hemorrhage by Chinese Herbal Medicine

A Clue to TCM Treatment of Ulcerative Colitis

Zhao Li: The clue to the themes in your former works is clear in the four phases: "to Rebuild Providers" is from 1994 to 1999;

Genetic clue to brain cancer risk

To Clue to the Risk of Stock Options

A DNA Clue to Reading Troubles

DNA clue to honey bee deaths

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