The telltale sign is the appearance of itchy patches of skin that flake or crack. |
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It strikes me as another telltale sign of the insidious colonization of our personal and social lives by the ethic of the algorithm. |
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A telltale sign of this trick is the rule, established by the assertor, that one may not reject any portion of the assertion. |
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She looked thinner, the telltale sign of a recent illness evident in the dark circles under her eyes. |
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Or fathers who work sixty hours a week versus idle teenagers whose behaviour is a telltale sign of their search for an involved father. |
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They're a telltale sign of white mold infection, the scourge of carrot, canola and dry bean growers across Canada. |
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While the biggest telltale sign of problematic shopping is DEBT, not everybody with debt has a problem with shopping. |
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Another telltale sign is the reduction of the amount of foam produced on the coffee. |
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An early and telltale sign of the disease is a severe runny nose and often a custardlike discharge that eventually encrusts the afflicted animal's muzzle. |
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Bark stripping is normally the telltale sign of this little rodent. |
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Very pale skin is a telltale sign of anemia but too often, it goes unnoticed. |
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A telltale sign of this is the larger number of degree holders in the 25-to-29 age group that leave medium urban areas. |
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This high count is a telltale sign of the presence of kimberlite or ultramafic lamprophyres. |
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A musty smell is usually a telltale sign that moulds are present. |
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According to many analysts, this visit of the area by the president is a telltale sign of the impending resumption of the hostilities with the rebels. |
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Your staff should understand that it is always advisable to notify the right person if they observe anything that might be a telltale sign of a security incident. |
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A house that is dark 24 hours a day is a telltale sign. |
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These changes in heart rate are usually a telltale sign of infection. |
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He blushed when he approached, a telltale sign that he was happy to see him. |
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They're caused by the collection of pigment in the epidermis and are a telltale sign of skin damage due to many years of skin exposure to UV radiation. |
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