For instance, research hints that darker birds are bolder and more aggressive traits that could equally well explain their relative success in a competitive urban environment.
At the end of his 1979, for instance, Lewis hints that the asymmetry of traces is linked to the thermodynamic arrow, but he can offer no further explanation.
No! It's a clue!", for instance, should hint to players to search around the outside of the only comic shop in their vicinity), but solving them in the middle of an hour of near-constant running can be.
The title track, for instance, may hint at the piano-thudding bombast of Simple Minds, but it also recalls the inherent strangeness that was present in Mark Hollis's songs around the time Talk Talk were moving away from the pure pop of It's My Life and towards the abstract experimentation of Laughing Stock.
The power of the fable derives from Bahrani's unwillingness to solve these mysteries beyond a few hints — for instance, a suggestion that Solo is actually desperate, and fears that his upwardly mobile drive won't survive any rebuff to his optimism.
For instance, Elliot says, hints of a smog layer or a sudden temperature drop in the lower atmosphere, observed in 1988, have disappeared.
Beautifully rebuilt, the Frauenkirche (Church of Our Lady), for instance, reveals no hint that its huge cupola once crumbled after a rain of British bombs.
Flashed lights, for instance, once only hinted that a police car was lurking around the corner, but now, flicked demurely, say "Do it" and "Thank you," much as the Italian word prego says both "Please" and "You're welcome".... at night, high-beam lights in your eyes mean either that the offending driver has forgotten to switch to the low beam or he is telling you that you have.
In July, for instance, German Chancellor Angela Merkel hinted she might pass new laws blocking state-controlled foreign investments.
There's a small chance, for instance, that a hint of blue in its reflection could point to a past episode of heating that might have destroyed the anticipated organic molecules, says Mike Zolensky, a space dust scientist at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas.
