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And nobody else has apparently been able to decipher this for 400 years.

Barber has known Koh long enough to be able to decipher this haiku, and to take the offer seriously.

Only recently have we been able to decipher this mystery, by scanning the brains of people as they process both positive and negative information about the future.

"Tim," he said, "I want to paint the floor blue and I want you to curate a show," recalled Mr. Barber, who has known Mr. Koh long enough to be able to decipher this haiku, and to take the offer seriously.

Even though knowledge about how these parameters characterise the information is not explicitly available, the human brain is able to decipher this information from the resulting speech signal, including the emotional state of the speaker.

You might have noticed this because the golf world is doing backflips that viewers might be able to decipher the Masters leaderboard this year without the help of a media guide and an atlas.

Will Tris be able to decipher the mysteries he's hiding?

Yes, you will be able to decipher the code on the cover at the end.

Otherwise, the opposing coach would be able to decipher the strategy, rendering the strategy less effective.

But the Covance lab was able to decipher the answers with a series of deceptively simple visualizations.

Until now only companies or genome sequencing centers, equipped with large staffs and hundreds of machines, have been able to decipher the three billion units in a human genome.