Think you can outwit Edgar Allan Poe? "Nothing intelligible can be written which, with time, I cannot decipher," Poe once boasted.
The brain cannot decipher what the eye sees.
"Nothing intelligible can be written which, with time, I cannot decipher," he boasted.
They cannot consistently move the ball on offense and they cannot decipher the riddle of the Eagles, who also beat them here in each of the last two postseasons.
If it cannot decipher the messages of terrorists, foreign spies and other adversaries, the United States will be at serious risk, agency officials say.
As I never tire of telling my wife -- usually while I am swearing at a new appliance whose owner's manual I cannot decipher -- it is only people like me who stand between America and the economic abyss.
But the Obama administration also postponed the start of the Spanish-language Web site until Oct. 21, which means some Latinos cannot decipher the information on the insurance exchange without help.
But he said that as government-licensed entities, network operators were obliged to give law enforcement officials a way to decode messages when required or to block communications that they cannot decipher.
Two-year-old LA'Ritmo.com (www.laritmo.com) offers Top 25 charts in several Latin music genres, as well as the Tu Ritmo collection of digital sound clips, a handy sampling tool that gives beginners who cannot decipher Spanish labels a place to start looking for Latin CD's.
In addition to such vital information as what to call domestic servants - cook general (two words), housemaid (one word), kitchen-maid (hyphenated) - it reminded staff to capitalise CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, warned gravely that Sinn Féin were "Extreme Republicans", and advised: "When a compositor cannot decipher a word, it is better to put in a blank than a word that is obviously wrong".
