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Fact-checking can also be confusing for her interviewees, Batuman said, and translating quotes from Turkish allows a form of control and interpretation that isn't available when reporting in English.

Yet determining that a crime was motivated by bigotry sometimes takes investigation and interpretation that vary from town to town and from one police department to another, law enforcement officials said.

In all the major Puccini parts, and most of the Verdian, she recorded in the studio for Decca, that gratifying centrality of voice and interpretation that makes her still beloved by many admirers can be heard.

CELL was one of the first centres funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Board (later the Arts and Humanities Research Council) and under her guidance developed digital techniques for preservation, digitisation and interpretation that would allow her students and postdoctoral staff to create state-of-the art online editions.

Ms. Proddow sees the museum as a sanctuary, one of the few places children can go to contemplate images and objects that do not move, that invite introspection and interpretation, that connect them to the stirrings and longings of the human heart.

None of the authors were personally knowledgeable about xenotransplantation; thus, members missed flaws in the process and interpretation that were readily apparent to someone knowledgeable about the field [Wright 2002].

That way it will be easy to explore stories and interpretations that will ring true for audiences.

Mr. Aburish reported facts and interpretations that were essentially truisms in the Arab world but often novel to Western readers.

It is partly what is missing in the poems, what we don't know, to which we bring our own desires and interpretations, that enhances its erotic spell.

Sporting glittery black-and-white-striped trousers and rock star grimaces, Ms. Salerno-Sonnenberg hurtled through the three Brahms violin sonatas on Sunday at Town Hall with intensity and interpretations that veered between passionate, engrossing and baffling.

Social movements have common goals, beliefs, and interpretations that enable collective action [28].