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Since that 2003 study, a flurry of research has been teasing out the role that endocannabinoids play in the body's reaction to exercise.
★ Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra: East Meets West (Friday and Saturday) The combustible but precision-honed Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra, led by the pianist-composer Arturo O'Farrill, has been teasing out connections with each of its concerts this season.
For 15 years Christopher Gray has been teasing out the stories behind hundreds of New York City buildings from dusty records and private memories, and telling them in these pages.
Product Hunt has been teasing out the gaming category the past few months, adding a Games Digest newsletter and hinting for a while now that it would be adding categories beyond tech.
Over the years the debate has been teased out in either direction.
The announcement set off an online frenzy worldwide, as fans of the Harry Potter series learned what Ms. Rowling had been teasing out for days.
Once Princeton's connections to slavery have been teased out and reported, what should the University do about them?
In "South Downs," an intriguing but underwritten play that might have been teased out more fully, she appears as a mother (and actress) who offers both counsel and cake to an emotionally wayward student for whom actual affection, one feels, has been in notably short supply.
The Football Association happened on an unusually warm day in Lancashire for its announcement that it will invest £260m in the grassroots game over the next four years but the details, once they had been teased out, did not quite add up to an organisation glowing with warmth.
(Think: oversized straw hut with a cantilevered balcony). Certainly, the influences that made Latin American Modernism unique could have been teased out a little bit more in parts.
You turn from a mechanical lion, whose design has been teased out of allusive skeletal drawings in a notebook, to an enormous display on which you leaf through one of the extraordinary codices, page by page, touching the gnomic text to allow translations and animated machinery to spring from the ink marks.
