One immediate clue is the reaction of Israel's prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu to UN resolution 2334.
If pageviews flatline, the timing stats give an immediate clue into where the issue might be.
It attracts some customers and repels others, and it gives pedestrians walking past the front door an immediate clue about whether they belong inside.
The documents did not provide an immediate clue as to Mr. Trundle's fate after his relationship with Mrs. Simpson was uncovered, but they suggested that he was not only observed by the police but interviewed by the Special Branch.
As we buzzed the bush airstrip, scattering some goats and one weaving drunkard, an astonishing apparition loomed into view, an immediate clue that the island of Likoma was once part of British-ruled Nyasaland rather than the Portuguese-ruled colony next door.
The ability of Fhit to distinguish Gα11 from Gαq as well as Gα14 and Gα16 thus represents a unique feature of Fhit, but no immediate clue can be drawn as to why it does not form a complex with Gα11.
Thus, to access the meaning of a word in print, which is often composed of multiple characters, the component characters need to be recognized without the kind of immediate phonological clues available as in the case of words in alphabetic languages.
In a status-conscious society like that of the Romans, clothing and personal adornment gave immediate visual clues about the etiquette of interacting with the wearer.
Iain Banks the poet is new to readers outside his immediate circle, but clues to his existence have long been hidden in plain sight.
By exploring the patterns, important clues to the immediate contributory factors emerge, but a more comprehensive explanation requires further research.
