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By tracking performance on a monthly basis, you get a powerful snapshot on how well you are engaging with your audience over time.

Here's a quick snapshot on how to shop smart for sunscreen.

This is by no means a definitive answer to the question at hand, of course — it's too early for that — but rather more of a snapshot of how prices compare on Day One.

The latest transparency report from the company, released on Thursday, is a snapshot of how nerve-racking the Internet can be for governments worldwide, including democratic regimes.

The monthly figures come just before NHS England is due to start publishing on Friday a weekly snapshot of how it is coping during the winter.

The exchange on "The Kelly File" was a snapshot of how the Trump campaign is attempting to spin allegations of sexual assault by more than a dozen accusers against their candidate.

In a sense "On the Mat" is a revealing snapshot of how our society builds sports up into something far bigger than a mere game ought to be.

Crowds of 5,200 at Aberdeen and 3,600 at Kilmarnock on Wednesday night provided just a snapshot of how those presiding over the SPL are worthy of little respect.

Flicking through the chunky Argos catalogue gives a snapshot of how much British high street retailers rely on imports – and are vulnerable to the slumping pound.

BBC News contacted several large hospitals across England to take a snapshot of how long patients were waiting in A&E on Tuesday.

Here's a snapshot of how the process works: Agency scientists rely on five biological criteria to determine whether land should be considered critical habitat, such as whether it was historically part of a species' range.