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Known for pushing the boundaries of fabrication, Whitten’s telltale as a designer was his distinctive patchwork construction.

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No. Doctors say antidepressants—SSRIs as well as other classes—show none of the telltale signs of addictive substances.

I also noticed a tray of golden madeleines with their telltale bumps on the counter, and lusciously swirled pavlovas bejeweled with dark berries capping off a meal.

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This means scientists must measure how plasma shifts toward and away from Earth, producing telltale red and blue patterns on opposite sides of magnetic structures.

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By February the telltale line appeared on the test.

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