DOCTORS with older patients hear clues all the time.
Start probing, very gently - keep things very light, and use humor to prevent things from taking a serious turn, but when you hear a clue, pursue that clue.
They need to be able to hear the clues the patient gives, the half gaps.
But we hear a clue in the line that prompts Krapp to fast-forward - "clear to me at last that the dark I have always struggled to keep under is in reality...".. - and in any case Beckett spoke of what actually happened to him as he stared into the Irish sea south of Dublin in April 1946.
If we had been listening between the lines (so to speak), we may have even heard a clue to this deal earlier this week, when Apple reported its Q2 results.
In a sequence of 20 mock games, human participants were able to use the average six to seven seconds that Watson needed to hear the clue and decide whether to signal for responding.
But an evidentiary hearing last year yielded clues about what testimony to expect.
The hearing should offer clues as to whether Pistorius intends to appeal against his murder conviction in the constitutional court, and if so on what grounds.
It will I hope be nicely challenging – nothing's more boring than a quiz that's too easy – but I like to think that every question, however difficult it might seem on first hearing, contains the clues to the answer.
Even prior to the announcement of fish advisories, which 29 interviewees indicated to me was what drove them from eating fish, some residents began noticing or hearing about visual clues that fish were not safe.
Investors will forensically examine Yellen's language at Thursday morning's hearing for any clues as to when the Federal Reserve will consider the economic recovery strong enough to start reducing its highly unusual $85 billion-a-month purchases of Treasury and mortgage-backed bonds that have acted as a stimulant and kept interest rates extraordinarily low.
