Machines will increasingly be able to pick apart jargon, nuance and even riddles. |
We can pick apart everything he says but at the end of the day the Prime Minister of Canada has the responsibility to name a public inquiry. |
As a practical matter, because the U. S. is not there with fast track authority, no other country will make significant concessions that the United States congress may pick apart and undercut. |
What's exciting is to use the tools we have to explore and pick apart this mystery. |
Let me, instead, pick apart Chaucer in the library. |
The lawyer tries to pick apart and contradict what the other party said. |