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Gene editing may be able to help researchers unravel the mysteries of the cephalopod brain.

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The details of how and under what conditions this happens have yet to be unraveled.

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Hosts Andrew Keatts and Sara Libby in this week’s podcast, unraveled the increasingly sticky complex of district-by-district decisions on what to do about putting kids in classrooms.

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“With this outcome, Borexino has completely unraveled the two processes powering the sun,” said physicist Gioacchino Ranucci of Italy’s National Institute for Nuclear Physics in Milan.

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Let’s try to unravel this issue, starting with a brief history of rent control.

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In its Food Lab section, Lopez-Alt “unravels the mysteries of home cooking through science.”

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De Robeck and Keyes came over from the Triad to unravel knotty points.

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"Better leave your mother here," he said, when she told him of her determination to unravel the mystery.

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The blank maze of tree trunks began to unravel into moss-strewn avenues.

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To die as soon as possible, to escape shame by a complete disappearance, to unravel in this way an inextricable situation.