Examples of unpick

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To begin unpicking the significance of these new results, we need to return to some of the original claims.
A common theme at the roundtable was that, armed with information, the public too could have an important role in unpicking these ties.
A more explicit treatment of gender distinctions might have been helpful here, in unpicking the different responses to premature loss.
Clearly, unpicking the causal links requires a more searching and focused enquiry if it is to move beyond generating new but unproven hypotheses.
Such deconstruction challenges the complacency of the subject, unpicking the connections between power and knowledge, and showing how social policy is itself implicated in the processes it claims to study.
Rather, we have to unpick the various aesthetic, social, and cultural trends that combined to prompt this artistic development.
I have deliberately left the second aim until last, because this is not the occasion to unpick a subject that still needs much research.
A book which attempts to unpick these complexities, both from an academic viewpoint and from a practice-based one, is therefore particularly welcome.
The more tortuous the deceit, the more the spy becomes necessary to unpick its complexity.
To help unpick these meanings, explorations of the extent to which children possess and practice responsibility are required.
However, as the book progresses several contributors do unpick the concept in more detail.
They go to the heart of the clause, and could not be addressed without unpicking it.
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