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Each attempt to clarify events brings deeper confusion.

They clarify events and experiences taken directly from the actual world.

Professor Colin Lacey Brighton Ian Black's analysis (After five years in captivity, Israeli soldier who became an icon is finally to be freed, 12 October) shows how easily – and, ultimately, politically – information can be reinterpreted to obscure rather than clarify events.

The case has helped clarify events leading up to Mr Duggan's shooting by police; but an inquest will decide if he was lawfully killed.

He told troops on Monday that the documentary includes testimony from frontline troops and would "clarify events leading to the death" of Prabhakaran who is alleged to have been shot in cold blood while trying to surrender.

Later, she told US talk show host Oprah Winfrey that she did not want to be involved in Mr Taylor's case and feared for her safety if she were, although her management company later released a statement confirming she would attend "to help clarify events in 1997".

The bloody crackdown in Egypt has clarified events.

Davies added some dialogue to clarify events from the novel to a modern audience but left much of the novel's dialogue intact.

As you continue with your new journaling practice, you will begin to see your life through new eyes: you can now look at and clarify events that have shaped you.

We performed additional experiments to clarify events accompanying AR-42 mediated cell death.

But time has a way of clarifying past events, and now we see that President Ford was right.