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• Previous Gaia data sets have been used to ascertain the mass of the Milky Way and how many sun-like stars might be orbited by Earth-light planets.

• A discrete glance to ascertain all’s well is the better check-in stance.

• I parked and inspected the damage, still trying to ascertain the cause.

• This is especially true for online video where the lack of text makes it harder to ascertain the riskiness of the content.

• Chief business officer Jeremi Gordon said it was “difficult to ascertain exactly what the impact of the Facebook boycott” might have had on Snap’s revenue.

• "This is hours old and the full facts are still to be ascertained as those involved are debriefed," officials said.

• Rich natives and Chinese lost large sums of money, the total of which cannot be ascertained.

• The intention to hinder, delay or defraud creditors is a question of fact to be ascertained by proper judicial inquiry.

• As soon as he had reached the south gate he had ascertained this by a glance at the gravel shoulder of the road.

• There are in fact no experiments in which the effects of a purely mineral soil have been ascertained.

• When the question comes before a court, it seeks after the intention of the parties, and is guided by it when ascertained.