Sentence examples for clues come from from inspiring English sources
Some clues come from diamonds, which formed hundreds of miles underground before being pushed up to the surface.
But clues come from other research into how health care providers think about and interact with female patients.
Other clues come from people with temporal lobe epilepsy who experience deja vu before or during a seizure, and from dementia patients and others with "chronic deja vu", who feel every waking moment has already happened.
Torturing Alberto Kill me, please The exiles prepare Booze control The monster that ate Nashville Birdbrained The return of the Newt Correction: John Sununu Reprints Related items Larry Summers v Cornel West: Seeing crimsonJan 3rd 2002Some clues come from a theory that autism is a developmental disorder that produces an "extreme male brain".
Initial clues come from identification of genetic risk factors implicated in developmental language disorders.
Possible clues come from research on how people understand complex systems more generally.
The first clues came from the wreckage of the London Underground.
Clues came from the company's research of Montauk's rental market, Mr. Manson said.
The first clues came from people who had suffered hippocampal damage, often as a result of brain surgery.
The clues came from layered volcanic deposits in an overlooked alley.
One of the first clues came from autopsies of people with fragile-X; their brains had immature synapses, suggesting a missing protein.
