This is followed by a cryptic or misspelled comment, whose intent is difficult to decipher ("for caller numer #5" -- is this meant to say "for caller number #5?), something we Talmudists are quite used to.
"We found an inscription on an old stone here, which a trader deciphered for us," he said.
The caption deciphers the illustration for us: 'Marvels that we might still experience: viewing the world from bed through [End Page 395] television.
However, musicians have been crafting clandestine numerical codes for us mere mortals to decipher for centuries, and the practice was particularly rife among the great classical composers.
At least ministers and MPs have the civil service and the House of Commons library to decipher the legislative code for us.
Over the centuries, composers have used many kinds of code for cognoscenti to decipher, for posterity to ponder, or as a secret language for their lovers to treasure.
And it would be very difficult for us to decipher if that did happen unless we are extremely fortunate in finding a piece of debris that would point us in that direction.
We all know that it's difficult, if not impossible, to make our way through entire legal documents and decipher what it all means for us as users, so companies should really step up and try to do a better job.
Starting February 1 , 2016 if Germany implements data privacy laws differently than France, it would be nearly impossible for us to decipher which regulatory framework we are required to follow when we curate feedback data from a German user, through a server in the U.S., and deliver it to a French company.
Starting February 1 , 2016 if Germany implements data privacy laws differently than France, it would be nearly impossible for us to decipher which regulatory framework we are required to follow when we curate feedback data from a German user, through a server in the U.S., and deliver it to a French company.
There are people all around the world trying like mad to decipher the codes Bessler left for us.
