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Two shrewd commentators of the late 1940s had already divined that at least some Rorschach wizards achieved their success by resorting to tricks.
He fashioned a crude lean-to out of twigs and pitch, ensnared wild game in a hand-made wooden trap, and divined the coveted secret of fire.
But, as Maurice Newman correctly divined, if you don't like the situation, don't stay around.
Once this meaning or purpose has been divined, then the past, present, and future can be seen as conforming to some kind of structure or shape.
Seeing the king, Samudra divined that the time had come for Ashoka's conversion.
They commemorate the currency of cowrie shells and beads, while suggesting the practice of a geomancy divined in the patterning of objects.
The meanings of the hexagrams were divined many years ago by Chinese philosopher-priests in tune with the Tao.
Yet he correctly divined that, having lost three elections in a row on the right-wing platforms favoured by its members, it needed to change.
The path all of this takes is easily divined, although the ending is not.
Dr Sanger divined the exact structure of insulin and proved that, on the contrary, the ordering of amino acids was crucial.
And on the other hand, price elasticity in the future cannot be divined by such models.
The actions we should take to be good can also be divined from our traditions.
Despite that, Modernism's influence can still be divined in several works by local architects such as Bennàzar and Aleñà.
The underpinnings of Shanghai's confidence in its future can be divined by dredging its archives.
One can suspect that one of the reasons for these withdrawals is, without doubt, the weakness that can be divined in our spiritual life.
I hadn't correctly divined your attitude towards your tenants.
Here he depicts a man, fancydressed as Pierrot, who holds the languid gaze of a woman whose excitement can be divined by the slight blushing of her cheeks.
In this rite they are given a name which is determined by the Nisut through aural divination, and take vows to serve the gods divined in their Rite of Parent Divination before other gods.
Mr Draghi's ideas, as far as they can be divined, are to promote structural reforms to make labour markets more flexible and encourage entrepreneurship.
However, when the sea brought him close to the shore, she distinguished the shape of the chest, and gazing more intently, she first made out the arms strained over the chest, and then discerned the face and divined the truth.
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Si easily divined his thoughts, for something of the same nature had already caused his own heart to palpitate in a reproving way.
She had divined and accepted his character, in all its average human selfishness and faultiness, long ago.
Uncle, after not looking at it a little while, divined its object, and muttering 'Dinner?
I divined that before the evening was over she would contrive to disclose it.
Whether he would be a tower of strength in a smash-up is not so easily divined.
At the first glance he divined my interior trouble, and I hated him for his clairvoyance.
In their precocious departure, he might have divined the imminency of a severe and terrible winter.
Kimball, commanding in Shields's absence, had divined the Confederate intention.
He defied the earth-magic, defied those sylvan deities who as he divined, sought to enthral him.
He divined what offered cases are unmaintainable more quickly, and declined them more resolutely than any one I ever knew.
They had probably divined, too, that the quarry was at bay and was dangerous.
One divined that she had been called suddenly to return to the family roof.
Cleve, noting the smile, divined something of the 166 impellent thought behind that smile, and he grew uneasy.
She divined what he purposed to do, and she refused to go with him.
She divined him, moreover, to be a blend of boldness and timidity.
Instinctively Lenoir divined that his betrayer was the young Englishman.
He divined the nature of the ordeal through which he had gone.
If he divined what was in her thoughts, his own were not in tune with it.
And I divined that this phrase was to be the sign-post of my life.
Her woman's intuition divined a sequel to the afternoon's drama.
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