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Tracking attention beats voting Because Favorit uses Javascript it will gauge how long you read a post and what you did before during and after.

"Good question, I'll gauge the room," he says agreeably, responding to the pizza guy's queries about cheesy crust.

The reptilian brain is where all of our impulses are – it's all about safety and survival – and it's the part of the brain that will gauge any situation within seconds and decide how safe we are.

But Mr Putin will gauge whether the West is resolute about its eastern borders partly by the price it is prepared to pay.

It is believed that Biagas, at Marbury's direction and with permission from the Knicks, will gauge the market for Marbury.

Rather, health workers, like all other workers will gauge the need and possibility of earning additional income (including any risks associated with it) when considering the effort they put into discharging their official responsibilities.

He will gauge his Thursday event a success, he said, if "a packed arena" attends his speech, it gets a "splash in terms of media" and "no one gets hurt".  .

There's no measurement of adoration that will gauge what's in our hearts and minds.

CBS has ordered nine episodes and will gauge audience reaction over the next six weeks.

Cognitive testing will gauge the effect of altitude on her mind, too.

A panel discussion with Ms. Seriff will gauge the impact the exhibition has had on the national immigration debate.