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Which I couldn't help but interpret as something less than a rave: I hated this movie.

But I can't help but interpret writing like this as playing into the media's endless exotification of our president.

I saw Andre turn back, his eyes wide, his face alight and hollowed with an emotion that I could not help but interpret as reproach.

"In this sense," he added "we cannot but interpret the U.S. administration's proposal for resuming dialogue as unilateral and conditional in its nature and hostile in its intention".

It will pay homage to the principle of two states and recite the relevant, long-ago United Nations resolutions, which both sides know by heart but interpret differently.

Now advancements in automated systems and artificial intelligence have created a machine that can not only perform experiments, but interpret the results, plan further experiments and make discoveries all on its own.

But interpreting those figures is not straightforward.

But interpreting the SAT is more complex than it seems.

"But interpreting direct press influence on voters is difficult.

"But interpreting that story is not just a science, but an art".

But interpreting P. gunni as a larval form makes some of the structures clearer.