1. The police found no clue to her whereabouts.

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3. The only clue to the identity of the murderer was a half-smoked cigarette.

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5. There is no clue to the identity of the thief.

6. He happened on a clue to the mystery.

7. He had found the clue to unlock the whole mystery.

8. The vital clue to the killer's identity was his nickname, Peanuts.

9. The police found a vital clue to the girl's disappearance in a wooded area near her home.

10. How a man shaves may be a telling clue to his age.

11. Diet may hold the clue to the causes of migraine.

12. The hat gives a clue to the identity of the killer.

13. The letters provide a clue to the answers.

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14. A valuable clue to the problem of resupply of asteroids came to scientists' attention in a strange way.

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16. A prime clue to the status of an unexpected visitor, Watson, is the vehicle that brings him.

17. The best clue to the source of the error is that software tends to fail in logical ways.

18. Detectives believe they may hold a vital clue to the killer.

19. The literature on social capital may afford a clue to the likely complexity.

20. The best clue to the mens' identity is a clear trademark on the back of one jacket as the robbers leave.

21. Might there be some clue to her whereabouts in the church, she wondered?

22. This was expected to be a clue to changes in stellar magnetic fields.

23. Therefore, the detection of respiratory alkalosis may represent an important diagnostic clue to more serious illness.

24. Significantly, the statue appears to have been colored with red ochre, a clue to her status as sacred art.

25. I smoked one cigarette after another, but that was the only clue to my tumult.

26. Even if she left the dubious sanctuary of the car she had no clue to the best direction in which to seek help.

27. Further enquiry into Pardy's activities might well hold the clue to the truth.

28. If one can discover which protein is missing, then one has a clue to its necessary role in memory formation.

29. He recognizes that every religion has within its depth a clue to the meaning of ultimate reality.

30. A curious detail of the governance conflict between the Titans and Zeus provides a clue to their significance in Orphism.

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2. I hadn't a clue to the meaning of "activism"

3. Geneticists in Canada have discovered a clue to the puzzle of why our cells get old and die.

31. One clue to the possible identity of the Magdalen in Gnostic eyes is to be found in her parentage.

32. The use of this material could very well gave us a clue to the date of the first stone church at Halling.

33. This observation may at least provide a clue to the molecular basis of positional information.

34. They provide perhaps a clue to the subtle working of his mind in extracting a formal imagery from instantaneous photographs.

35. As such, it gives a vital clue to his thinking.

36. Often it is the internal logic of a process that is the real clue to understanding it.

37. But it also may be a clue to the national mood.

38. The clue to the flourishing creativity lies with phosphor chemistry, which is essential to the manufacture of fluorescent lamps.

39. But he smiled with his lips, as usual, giving no clue to change.

40. It will provide you with a clue to which country and city you are currently in.

41. Their purchase of an old desk provides Tom with a clue to the mystery surrounding Raybrick's savings.

42. The myth of the dismemberment of Dionysos by the Titans, however, provides a possible clue to the solution.

43. The vital clue to an individual's sickness may come through any of the senses, so use them all.

44. The discovery of lava flows that cover vast distances on the Moon provided an interesting clue to their composition.

45. The different birds offer a clue to the path the children must follow to gain their reward.

46. Even when not evident it is always worth looking for, since it may hold the clue to the whole case.

47. Doctors have found a new clue to the riddle of cot death.

48. Hearers actually use this unclarity as a clue to the speaker's intentions.

49. These training shoes could provide a clue to the identity of the joyriders.

50. At the moment, a wider rear tyre is the main clue to the bike's extra power.

51. It was like no other protein that anyone had described before, and so there was no clue to its function.

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53. No clue to his whereabouts has been found.

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55. We kept our eyes skinned for anything that might provide a clue to the mystery.

56. A clue to the future came in the monthly summary of economic conditions reported by the Bank of England's regional agents, released last week.

57. The results of using these techniques indicated that FISH and FISH-related techniques give the clue to study the molecular mechanism of leukemogenesis and provide a rapid, sensiti...

58. It is the round window that looks out into the pale blue water that provides the biggest clue to Hadfield's whereabouts.

59. Its name is the big clue to this village's raison d'etre.

60. He racked his memory for some clue to the origin of Corporal Whitcomb's bitterness toward him.

61. Her choice of foreign minister will be a clue to whether she intends to rein back on Lula’s foreign-policy adventurism.

62. This is a clue to the coming striking war, it is called, when people make recalls years later, for it is the twenty-sixth year of the Republic (1937).

63. Chinese women's heirdom has been greatly distorted clue to legal awareness surpassing and backwards, legal loophole and space existing, common ownership of household property remaining.

64. The results of using these techniques indicated that FISH and FISH-related techniques give the clue to study the molecular mechanism of leukemogenesis and provide a rapid, sensitive and...

65. The Swords of Destiny is also a clue to a greater enigma.

66. Development of such framework provides a clue to quantify the spatial distribution of air voids based on the information obtained from section plane of concrete.

67. The striking preservation of protective foot sensation in Alstrom syndrome may provide a clue to the causes of differential susceptibility to neuropathy in the wider diabetic population.

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69. The results of using these techniques indicated that FISH and FISH-related techniques give the clue to study the molecular mechanism of leukemogenesis and provide a rapid, sensitive and specific me...

70. "Street names are often a clue to what went on in an area in the past. We point out nooks and crannies, the little details you can only see by walking, " she said.

71. At last he had a clue to her interest, and followed it deftly.

72. One clue to the presence of such a neoplasm is an elevated serum alpha - fetoprotein.

73. "If this is confirmed, this is the first evidence for a crack in the structure of physics as we know it that could provide a clue to constructing such a unified theory, " Kostelecky said.

74. But a new clue to language's early formation comes from chimpanzee behavior.

75. At times an unusual skin eruption may be a clue to some internal disorder that may not be obvious.

76. Only Mulligan, so charming as the precocious teen in An Education, is distressingly wan and weak as the token saint; we'll wait for further films to see which film was the correct clue to her talents.

77. Have a look at the post mark on the front of the envelope, this may give you a clue to the area your admirer is from.

78. Researchers say they have found a clue to why El Ni?o events in the Pacific Ocean only sometimes lead to a warming of the Atlantic — affecting African rainfall along the Gulf of Guinea.

79. As she obtained the clue to their import, her impatience could not admit of delay.

80. And this bottle of perfume is a clue to the shoplifter's identity.

81. The base ratio of 1:1 for the bases adenine and thymine and the bases cytosine and guanine was the first clue to the specificity of BASE PAIRING in the nucleic acids.

82. This is a major clue to how the brain reorganizes itself during learning, says Graybiel, who is also a principal investigator at the McGovern Institute for Brain Research at MIT.

83. It provide a clue to demonstrate relationship between HERV and tumorigenesis.

84. Whether poets syncretize the excellence of the Book of Songs and Li Sao or not also gives a main clue to grade the poets.

85. A combination of word meanings of ancient Chinese, the unearthed literature and handed-down literature provide a dependable clue to ascertain the time when a piece of literature was written.