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MOST people, on finding a piece of a jigsaw that did not fit, would be cross.
THE pieces of the jigsaw that is human DNA are coming together quite rapidly.
"It's more like a jigsaw that emerges from many individual studies that all fit together".
The organisation wanted be "a tiny part of the jigsaw that can work towards breaking down barriers".
"At the present moment the party resembles a jigsaw that has been emptied on to the floor.
For Japan the news was the piece of a jigsaw that went towards solving the puzzle of numerous unexplained disappearances.
With a suicide, your life is like a jigsaw that has been knocked on to the floor.
"Bits of the information were around," concedes Chang, "but they were like pieces of a jigsaw that didn't make any sense.
That was one piece of a massive jigsaw that made Jubilee one of the most important global movements for justice of our time.
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An example of an anomaly might be a gene structure predicted by the program 'Jigsaw' that differs from the curated gene structure.
For example, all the publicity surrounding the discovery of the Higgs boson last year seemed to be suggesting that this was one of the final pieces of the jigsaw - that all the fundamental building blocks of reality were now known.
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