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TOKYO--Peering at two of the three most distant galaxies ever sighted has given astronomers the earliest glimpse yet of how vigorously galaxies created stars in the first billion years after the big bang and may help astronomers nail down that and other key cosmological parameters.

In the earliest glimpse of the future while Fry is frozen in the cryonic chamber, time is seen passing outside the window until reaching the year 3000.

The search for biomarkers to detect the earliest glimpse of cancer has been one of the primary objectives of cancer research initiatives.

A closely watched barometer of China's economic performance — a monthly survey that measures the conditions in the giant manufacturing sector — slumped sharply in August, offering one of the earliest glimpses of how the month has been progressing.

The basic suite of tools journalists use has only been around six or seven years – so Gaza is one of the earliest glimpses into how propaganda and truth might intersect in 21st-century warfare.

China's policy of releasing a quick snapshot of trade less than two weeks after the end of each month provides one of the earliest glimpses of the strength of international demand, particularly for the consumer goods with which China increasingly dominates global markets.

A preliminary reading of the survey, which is published by HSBC and the financial information provider Markit and offers one of the earliest glimpses of the Chinese economy's performance each month, fell to 48.7 in May from 49.3 in April, HSBC said Thursday.

The monthly survey of purchasing managers in the manufacturing sector, compiled by the research firm Markit and released by the British bank HSBC, offers one of the earliest glimpses at how the economy is doing each month and is closely watched by economists and investors.

It's also great to watch again the early glimpse we had of Kristen Bell, rat-eyed and terrifying as the vicious con artist Flora.

The image is cinematic, a slow fade-out that echoes the earlier glimpse of David disappearing into Evert's room at Oxford, though this time there is the uneasy sense of eyes behind the shade peering back.