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Some depressing clues emerge from a new book, "Giving Our Children a Fighting Chance," by Susan Neuman and Donna Celano.
The clues emerge from the fine print of the economic stimulus law that Mr. Obama signed in February, which channels billions of dollars to public education.
When clues emerge that the family is not what it seems, the filmmakers follow Nev to Michigan to unravel the mystery of who, exactly, he's been corresponding with.The film has been called "creepy"—a description at once appropriate and insufficient.
But some clues emerge from the data.
New clues emerge in a cold-case killing possibly linked to Manson family murders.
Reviewer Bob Mandel found that the most disappointing part of the dropped multiplayer game was that "as you progress through the game, a number of tantalizing clues emerge of places you can go and activities you can undertake only through the promised online mode".
New clues emerged: the anthrax found at American Media Inc. showed similarities to that in letters to Senator Patrick J. Leahy and Senator Tom Daschle.
Clues emerged last week at a London literary meeting, held to raise funds for a campaign to prevent the closure of Kensal Rise Library after public funding cuts.
There were clues emerging Thursday, according to The Detroit Free Press, by who made the trip to New York for the American League division series.
Food and Drug Administration inspectors headed for farms in Florida and Mexico as new clues emerged to the possible source of salmonella-tainted tomatoes that have now sickened 552 people.
