Perhaps, the panel says, they bear witness to extraordinarily rare natural phenomena that could be winkled out of hiding by scientific study, and if so, we presumably would be better off for knowing.
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That's the message from data that the American Federation of Teachers has usefully winkled out of information compiled by the U . S . Department of Education on a large sample of fourth grade pupils nationwide.
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The Australian said, Fimeri works with a poetic restraint & with grace, quiet humour, Fimeri sees his job as winkling out the truth, one of interpretation, selection and conjuring a terrific story .
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Singh broke the back of Zimbabwe by winkling out Flower, Craig Evans and Craig Wishart just at the time the home side wanted to get on with pushing up the run rate and it was this period that gave India the ascendancy.
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In the afternoon of 25 May Cisterna finally fell to 3rd Division who had had to go house to house winkling out the German 362nd Infantry which had refused to withdraw and, as a consequence, had virtually ceased to exist by the end of the day.
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The mostly platonic but unquestionably deep and caring relationship between the writer and the painter is winkled out of its pinched ecstasy by Hampton's device of turning into dialogue the pair's words written as letters and entries in journals and diaries for eventual public consumption.
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She came to see him that Saturday morning, Jan . 6; as a frequent visitor, she winkled out of a guard the infuriating fact that her Handsome was not with his lawyers, as claimed, but was seeing a woman she took to be a romantic rival.
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The builders have been working at a feverish pace and so have the real estate agents _ this, despite the presence just on the other side of the hills of Israeli tanks which regularly blast away at nearby Arab villages on the West Bank in an effort to winkle out Palestinian gunmen.
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He inflicted most of the damage on Sunday evening, when WIndies captain Brian Lara had enforced an extra half-hour of play in an attempt to winkle out the remaining two wickets standing between him and a victory that had seemed likely when he set the home team a mammoth 438 to win.
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It aims to shape public opinion through the media by packaging its research " into brief, media-friendly research papers, complete with an eye-catching headline figure to give reporters a ready-made " top line " . " Its research is often based on " using the government's own data and Freedom of Information requests to winkle out examples of public sector waste ".
