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The VineTune team also mentioned the Wolverine trailer that came out on Vine recently, explaining that we'll see a real breadth of experiments on the platform before it's truly "figured out".

If the Pacers have truly figured out Camby and New York -- and it seems as if they are off to an impressive start -- Hawaii may be much closer than the Knicks want to believe.

Friends-Of-Friends-Of-Friends: This is an opportunity that hasn't yet been truly figured out.

And truly figuring out what happened, and why, has to come first.

College allows you to truly figure out what impassions you.

Or will they truly figure out that they actually have a congressional majority?

Imagine if Mayors and city leaders across the country were able to routinely use data and evidence to identify a challenge and devise a clear, concrete path to address it -- to truly figure out "what works".

Obviously you're there to get an education, but everyone knows college is the perfect time to expand your horizons, try new things and truly figure out who you are.

Take time to work on yourself and truly figure out who you are.

The essential Trumpian conundrum: he seems the most legible of men, yet, for all the fine work of his many biographers, none has figured out what truly goes on inside his head.

But then the article makes claims you don't normally hear, even in the breathless vernacular of sports media: Curry "seems to have figured out that he truly cannot take too many 3-point shots," he is "fairly immune to defense," and "so good that he has his own math".