How to pronounce “traceable” in English

Reasonable question you're asking.seafood sold in the United States is traceable, traceable to when it was caught, where it was caught, how it was caught, we would make it very hard for illegally-sourced

Although, it is a particularly new one today, what with the rise in such notions as artificial intelligence, robots, personal computers,et cetera." Continuing, "The modern age is traceable to Descartes, with his early insistence on viewing man as a machine."Quoting the "Meditations," this is Descartes.

We have to have hope, she says to me across 3,000 miles-- she in Brooklyn, me in Los Angeles.We listen together as deGrasse Tyson explains that the very atoms and molecules in our bodies are traceable to the crucibles in the centers of starsthat, once upon a time, exploded into gas clouds.

And if you look at that map, you can see that it's pretty damn big, right?Incidentally, for those who don't know, the clash between Sunni and Shiite Islam today is traceable to some extent, to the factthat the Ottoman Empire-- the green bit is Sunni, and the Safavid Empire, the red, pink, orange bit, is Shiite.

that Julian himself took very, very little time to agree because I think he already recognized that the WikiLeaks model wasn't working.You know the Links part of it is a safe corridor through which material, at least in theory, can be passed to him without its being traceable. I think that was working reasonably well.What wasn't working was then posting that material on the WikiLeaks website and imagining that the world would come to it and analyze it, download it, rewrite it, distribute it.

Okay. The Pluto files, while I have strong opinions about how we should think about the solar system, I reserve those for the last chapterthe way uh and he's got some Roman numeral after his name. So he's surely traceable to the Mayflower where the