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They always have to be interpreted as part of a story.

But who knew how many ways summer could be interpreted.

People would still need someone to interpret what they were saying.

But most of the data will take days to interpret.

We cannot be sure of how to interpret the results.

The hard part was going to be interpreting the data.

And in her eyes as well were other things less easy to interpret.

Of course, you have to know how to interpret the information.

We can do no more than interpret what men present to us.

Sometimes two people do not interpret what they hear in the same way.

We get to interpret the books in our own way.

For the boy had to do a great deal of interpreting at first.

He could see she was trying not to interpret what he'd said the wrong way.

How are we to interpret the growing number of single parents?

The role of a judge is to interpret the law.

It is the art of interpreting the present to itself.

The impact of good news can be difficult to interpret.

But there's also the question of how to interpret the data.

Everyone among Living interpreted this world in his or her own way.

The less thinking and interpreting that goes on the better.

He began to read and interpret it at the same time.

Other people interpreted it as being out of her head.

Miles was not just sure how to interpret that one.

This play had been interpreted from many points of view.

There are many things to look for when interpreting art work.