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to discern the
verb
To detect with the senses, especially with the eyes.
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It's hard to discern the message of the ad.
Yet it is possible to discern the architect's intent.
However, it's easy to discern the real — and darker — motive.
It is hard to discern the logic behind this".
But it is hard to discern the underlying demand.
For those reasons, investors may be unable to discern the policies of their funds easily.
He meant the capacity to discern the living world in all its aspects.
"All they did was try to discern the intent of the voter," Mr. Giolito said.
Romney has not been similarly reflective in trying to discern the source of the issue's power.
It's not hard to discern the likely prospects of an even more liberal Liberal Party.
Parents place three objects intended to discern the child's destiny in front of the baby.
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