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Hernández’s closeness to Latin culture lets him home in on what makes Bad Bunny be Bad Bunny.

John Roman, a senior fellow at NORC, told Salon that most criminologists home in on the homicide numbers to determine crime rates because local and state jurisdictions' reports of homicides are far more consistent and robust than with other types of violent crime.

King’s ability to home in on specific details that also have a universal appeal can be seen throughout her work.

But Johnson believes that people like the Con Queen “have a preternatural ability to home in on any individual’s particular weakness” and that makes any one susceptible.

The new sensor enables them to directly observe these changes and home in on how these fluctuations could be contributing to the disease.