Well, one thing is certain: He certainly knows how to tell a tale.
Edwards suggests that's a tell-tale sign of a serious change in weather patterns.
But the actions of the governments of the West tell a different tale.
But the statistics tell a different tale.
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This book might seem to tell a depressing tale, but it is enlivened by Ms Elliott's use of folklore material and regional writing to shed light on the intricate and (to the outsider) baffling ways of life and thought of the Ulster people as a whole.
Oh, and a tell-tale sign of this will be if a top selling book is about how to invest in IPOs.
Both tell a rollicking good tale in page-turning prose, with Mr Eichenwald's the more staccato.
It is a tell tale sign you have erased your browser history.
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Only later is it discovered that wrapped within it is a fingernail-sized piece of circuit board with a tell-tale identifying mark - the number one.
The 50 day moving average is a primary indicator followed by almost all traders, and as such will be a tell tale sign of broader support.
The real news in Mr. Obama's budget proposal is the story of those four years, and what a tale they tell.
Everyone is invited, especially those with a tale to tell about him.
Staff and travel agents have a list of tell-tale signs, they said.
He had a wonderful tale to tell and the newspapers were full of it.
The odd thing is, Wall Street does have a reasonable tale to tell.
First, Sweden and Canada have chopped their public sectors after financial crises and lived to tell the tale (albeit against a much more clement global economic backdrop).
There would have been an easier way to make this a rousing tale: to tell the whole story.
The Tweenies, which was a co-production between Tell-Tale Productions and the BBC was cancelled in 2003 but episodes have been repeated regularly since then.
Decision time is now for Justin Bieber: He can be a Timberlake or a cautionary tale that parents tell their kids who want to go into show business.
As if these advantages weren't enough, there is also the matter of marketing muscle: few companies anywhere in the world have gone head-to-head with a Matsushita (better known by its brand names, Panasonic and National) or a Sony and lived to tell the tale.
In the European Parliament today, the tell-tale sign is the presence of a cute cuddly seal toy, sitting on someone's desk, or peeking winsomely out of their bag.
But wait at the coffee shops after dark to talk to some of Muscat's bloggers and tweeters and a different picture emerges, of tell-tale clicks on the line during phone conversations, of unusual activity on Facebook pages.
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The 32 Chileans and one Bolivian have become a media phenomenon, and each one of the men has a different and often fascinating tale to tell.
Lunar Prospector itself provided more evidence last year when it used an instrument called a neutron spectrometer to look for the tell-tale signs of hydrogen, one of the elements of water.
If he could make himself believed, it would also be a good tale for Mr Portillo to tell the country about himself as he led the Conservatives back to the centre, from where they could ask voters for forgiveness and re-election.
Doctors may be failing to spot tell-tale signs in children who are underweight, a study suggests.
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And every year employees at much smaller Intel rival AMD slide into a hotel suite nearby for the week to tell their tale to the assembled media.
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Political instability, on display yesterday when the Prime Minister, Julia Gillard, survived a challenge to her leadership, which turned out to not be a challenge at all, is just one tell-tale blowing in the negative winds sweeping across Australia.
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