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Mapping the " called numbers " will easily tell you very much about the subscriber " s acquaintances and habits , and the nature of services may be rather specific , for instance in the case of audiotex services . " A blind man , Sir , " said she , " could easily tell your mark by groping for it - it is so far ahead of any other . " It they come up zero again , that would maybe tell us that perhaps we should not expect many more cases than we have had so far . Whenever I come into contact with readers that have been with us since 1998 they always tell me they knew that VoIP would one day be here . - Bits & Pieces You can always tell luck from ability by its duration . Rather than an articulation of software and system functions , specs in other quarters always tell the vendor " we are trying to accomplish the following things in the following environment . Even if a statement does not expressly tell an audience to vote for or against a specific candidate , we risk violating the political campaign intervention prohibition if there is any message favoring or opposing a candidate . Her terrified courtiers return her silence , for what can they possibly tell her ? The identifier , on the other hand , always identifies the unique DeviceManager , so you can always tell that it is registering a second time . ) All these laws were based mainly on emotional racism , without much else to back them up - - you can easily tell this by reading the hearings held in state legislatures . I instruct the desk clerk to place a small piece of tape on the bottom front edge so that I can easily tell which end to insert into the door slot . You can easily tell if you're dialing a K56flex 1.1 modem because of the extra tone at the beginning of the connection sequence . She said " I ca n't possibly tell you anything about his accommodation , you will have to contact his case manager and he will let you know what and if anything is required . " According to Grey , you ca n't always tell the strength of ice simply by its look , its thickness , the temperature or whether or not it is covered with snow .