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Still, at least a few said they discerned a "new strategy" from Washington.

Mr. Baucus discerned a new "sense of inevitability" binding lawmakers and interest groups otherwise inclined to fight.

When Feldstein worked with candidate Bush on the design of his tax and Social Security proposals, though, he was impressed that Bush had discerned a new political opportunity that may outweigh the fears of the elderly.

Edwards discerns a "new humanity and concern for ordinary people" in Lewis's fiction and painting from 1935 onwards.

The beginnings of critical thought, however, go back much further, to about 1680, where one can begin to discern a new intellectual climate of independent inquiry and the questioning of received ideas and traditions.

Where other scholars and the media depict countries vying for control of world markets, Mr. Hardt and Mr. Negri instead discern a new political system and a new form of power taking root.

In the background, it is possible to discern a new pattern of relations emerging in a political landscape transformed by the Arab spring in which a key player is the Egyptian president, Mohamed Morsi, a leader of the Muslim Brotherhood.

In his 1995 book, "The Sign of the Cross: Travels in Catholic Europe," the Irish journalist and novelist Colm Toibin claimed to discern a new optimism afoot in his native land.

When the question is posed in this way, relational equality advocates sometimes claim to discern a new strong case for embracing a sufficientarian approach to distributive justice.

The rarefied world of central banking is an intentionally opaque one, and it can take months or years to discern whether a new bank governor is succeeding or falling flat.

When I tracked him down the next day, Mr. Walsh said he had discerned a slight shift in conservatives' thinking, with a new  sliver of pragmatism.