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taco 
Sports implement consisting of a tapering rod used to strike a cue ball in pool or billiards.
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He said his father gave him a clue a long time ago.
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Police have no clue what is relevant to the case, Pike said.
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The patient's story is often the best place to find that clue.
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However, findings in other fields may hold a clue to VR's benefits.
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However one partial clue to the truth may rest with Andrew Flintoff.
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The clew of the mainsail was lashing about wildly in the gale.
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Absolutely none; I am groping in the dark, without a single clew.
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The most careful search revealed nothing in the nature of a clew.
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The poor wretch had crossed the road and given the hounds clew.
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That clew was sufficient- asuddentrain of associated ideas did the rest.
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German inflation figures will cue up the euro zone number on Thursday.
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Luc's worried gaze lingers a moment longer, but he takes my cue.
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Control over drug cue response and stress is essential for moderating use.
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Oil markets were taking their cue from the weaker Chinese PMI data.
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Scientists aren't exactly sure why, but it may be a social cue.
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Following a strong cue from U.S. financials, banks led the rally locally.
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The picture is only the cue for a complete structure of ideas.
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Right on cue, the prosecutor was observed entering the court, on Wednesday.
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The maids and the waiters took the cue and were equally independent.
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This time I got it, the cue to bring out Abigail's present.
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Right on cue, Saul addressed the entire ship through the PA system.
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Sleep was recorded for two days after shock training or cue presentation.
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She appears to be the cue that they use, Mr Rothenberg says.
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Since Shogun doesn't have that helpful visual cue, it uses something different.
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Christopher Palmer, UC Berkeley economist But don't cue benefits to local businesses.
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As if on cue, Annabel picked that exact moment to start wailing.
