sleuth

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• Judge Thomas Hogan said he knew “the government was trying” but questioned why new video was only found that day by online sleuths.

• Another online sleuth built an algorithm that searched the most popular Fenn-based YouTube shows to see if anyone named “Jack” had been mentioned before Stuef’s name was revealed to the public.

• It’s a bunch of open-access data that anyone can submit and that lots of amateur sleuths can then comb through.

• The reason finding the very first people with covid-19 is important is it would let disease sleuths look for shared factors, like jobs or habits.

• Apps meant disease sleuths wouldn’t have to rely on an individual’s memory, and they could ease strain on the authorities monitoring an outbreak.

• As a new season of the hit TV show debuts, Noah Charney asks if the famous sleuth was really all that good after all.

• If only there were some massive government apparatus available to us to sift through the metadata and sleuth these fakers out.

• Some firms charge several thousands of dollars per hour for the sleuth work of a team of six to eight investigators.

• [Styleite] On the DL: Kate Bosworth was sleuth in announcing her engagement to actor Michael Polish.

• Arthur Conan Doyle wrote 56 short stories and four novels starring his fictional sleuth.

• In arguing points of law he had the tenacity of a bull-dog and the keenness of a sleuth-hound.

• "Red-headed party found at Woodstock," the valiant had wired with unusual delicacy and caution.