I'm talking about deep learning, deep insights, deep surveillance, deep facial recognition, deep voice recognition, deep automation and deep artificial minds.
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Either they roll out some product things that really start fixing it quickly and ramp up their revenue, or they're in deep, deep, deep, deep, deep, deep trouble.
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Deep learning, deep insights, deep artificial minds — the list goes on and on.
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People are lining the sidewalks of Broadway, two deep, then four deep, then six deep.
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"This is now deep in our homes, deep in our neighborhoods, deep in our places of worship and deep in our workplaces," Ms. Lukensmeyer said.
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"Across the world, there are these disruptions and ripples — deep, deep anguish and deep, deep bursts of action, all of which is necessary," she said.
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That piece of memory is actually so traumatic that it's very deep, deep, deep within his subconscious.
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Gail: Given the deep, deep, deep inefficiency of the current administration, I'd say that's a fair worry.
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I have script pages I have written, and I'm writing that really deep, deep, deep into the future.
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I started reading Tumblr blogs about the Duggars, which led me down a deep (deep, deep) rabbit hole.
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"I spent a year looking deep, deep, deep into audience behavioral data on Snap and Facebook," Wright says.
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I have script pages I have written and I'm writing that really are deep, deep, deep into the future.
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I have script pages I have written, and I'm writing that really are deep, deep, deep into the future.
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That's not the deep house you're hearing on The Sound of Deep House 2016 or I Love Deep House.
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Consider how deep learning occurs in neural networks such as Google's Deep Mind or IBM's Deep Blue and Watson.
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Kona Deep is the first company to sell bottled deep ocean water in the US. To understand where Kona Deep comes from, it helps to understand the history of deep ocean water.
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There is deep sectarian distrust in these regions, there is deep ethnic distrust and deep senses of grievance in these regions.
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What's been lost is, well, pretty much everything that makes deep house, the actual deep house, the deep house you'd hear Rick Wilhite or Marcellus Pittman or Move D playing out, deep house.
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And she had the Lord in a deep, deep way.
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The Echo Sub can go deep, but not that deep.
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It's finally time to go deep on Deep Space Nine.
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Beto O'Rourke: The O'Rourke campaign is in deep, deep trouble.
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These are deep speaker nerds doing deep speaker nerd things.
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Maybe deep, deep inside me I knew something was wrong.
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Young readers are deep thinkers and they are deep feelers.
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Big rigs that go deep, usually deep into the ocean.
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The "deep state" is in a deep state of desperation.
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"She was in a deep, deep sleep," Mr. Jackson said.
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I believe in that principle on a deep, deep level.
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No. Is it going deep, deep down to the source?
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But deep trust and deep loyalty cannot be forged overnight.
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Yeah I think ... I think we're deep, deep into that.
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To stimulate deep inside a human brain requires actually going about ten times as deep as stimulating "deep" in the mouse brain.
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You have to acknowledge that clearly there is some emotional connection going on, some deep fears and deep longings and deep love.
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He's a very profound, very deep person with very deep thoughts.
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The two of them had a deep bond and deep love.
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A deep love for self, and a deep hate of self.
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Deep fry until a deep golden brown, about 6 minutes. 7.
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Deep, deep investigations, but that's how a big story should go.
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But a question remains as to how deep "deep catalog" extends.
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Of the deep, deep consideration that is given to these decisions.
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"You'd have to get deep, deep under Grand Central," he said.
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When the writer Maria Edgeworth read Milton's lines about Hell ("And in the lowest deep a lower deep / Still threatening to devour me opens wide"), she objected: How could the lowest deep open into a lower deep?
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"They were in the deep, deep hole of addiction," Dr. Willenbring said.
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I think it has deep, deep appeal to people who use it.
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From a deep feeling of sorrow, a deep feeling of gratitude emerges.
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" She adds, "Gayle has a deep, deep curiosity and yearning to know.
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" She added, "Gayle has a deep, deep curiosity and yearning to know.
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"But the manufacturing sector really was in deep, deep trouble," Pu said.
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The Hubble Deep Field is more than 12 billion light-years deep.
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Deep Jesus on the decks Deep Jesus is the sunrise set specialist.
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Not the least of which is this deep, deep, nasty-ass three.
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Expect to run into people from you past—your deep, deep past!
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Cryptobiotic soil storage of deep time, access to the deep hot biosphere.
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Within 90 seconds, sailors were waist deep, then neck deep, in water.
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Like, everyone talks about "deep state," go to deep bubbles, Silicon Valley.
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Sweden just devastated France after Lloris went deep, deep off his line.
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His latest album, Illuminate, came out last September, but the 18-year-old star tells EW he's "deep, deep, deep" into planning his next album already.
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In their endeavor to characterize today's deep sea pollution, the researchers relied on a Japanese library of deep-sea images called the Deep Sea Debris Database.
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He does, however, occasionally deep-fry turkeys in Butterball's custom deep-fat fryer.
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LONDON — Somewhere deep, deep down, there's a shred of goodness in Cersei Lannister.
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"As you can see, it makes Jameson feel deep, deep joy," she joked.
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That effect is effective, it's just about a feeling deep deep in me.
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Now, you get these five-deep, twenty-deep spreadsheets with all these numbers.
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We all heard of deep dish pizza, but what about deep fried pizza?
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Beyond Virginia, you're looking to run local candidates in deep, deep red states.
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"It's not like a deep, deep dive into the art world," Jacobson says.
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All I knew was I just had a deep, deep love of performing.
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Deep Meditate: Charging $26 a year, Deep Meditate offers a personalized meditation practice.
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But now some scientists are wondering whether deep learning is really that deep?
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The men associate deep thinking with deep drinking, so they welcome the opportunity.
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"I have deep, deep sympathy for the plight of coal communities," Chatterjee said.
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"This is about a deep cultural shift, deep cultural change," Ms. Johnson said.
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This has created an opening and burgeoning demand for political, social and religious leaders, government institutions and businesses that can go deep — that can validate what is real and offer the public deep truths, deep privacy protections and deep trust.
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What IBM is promising is the most efficient distributed deep learning library for breaking up a giant deep learning problem into hundreds of smaller deep learning problems.
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We get a sense that he's gentle, deep, deep down, underneath all the muscle.
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There is no doubt that the deep state is in deep cover-up mode.
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"They underperformed in a district that is deep, deep red," the MSNBC host continued.
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They've also changed color, from a deep, deep brown to a lighter greenish-brown.
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Heat the vegetable oil in a deep fryer or deep saucepan to 340°F.
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Schematically, polymaths resemble a T (broad + deep) or even a π (broad + double-deep).
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And these deep, deep grooves of thought are very hard to get out of.
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We followed a scientist in Iceland digging deep for clues — deep into their burrows.
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The deep shock, the deep gratitude, all of it, I'll just never forget it.
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Out of the blackness of the deep, deep ocean comes a snub-nosed creature.
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Madonna's deep in love with a 25-year-old, and DaBaby's deep in trouble.
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Secrets come to the surface, deep connections are formed… and deep connections are severed.
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When police interviewed Pettibone, she said she was sorry and that she knew she was in "deep, deep, deep," adding, "No one would understand I…," according to AZCentral.com.
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Deep Learning with TensorFlow Master deep learning techniques by enrolling in this course on TensorFlow, an open-source software library for machine learning and deep neural network research.
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An exploration/puzzle game with deep ARG elements, it had me dive deep, deep into the rabbit hole of a community actively plumbing a game's secrets during release week.
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This makes them easier to be weaponized by small units (like North Korea) and individuals so they can have outsize impacts through deep fake, deep surveillance, deep cyber theft.
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Water in the cave is reportedly knee-deep, but is neck-deep in the chamber.
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We're deep in their systems, we're deep in any Russian system you can think of.
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"[He] has always been as deep as deep gets," Dylan told Rolling Stone in 2009.
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Still, deep down, even these people usually want deep connections with others, she tells me.
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Simply put, it's deep frying without the oil — AKA deep frying without the unhealthy part.
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A deep-voiced narrator told of Chinese advances in space and ultra-deep sea exploration.
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"Deep Root Analytics maintains industry standard security protocols," Deep Root founder Alex Lundry told Gizmodo.
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I derive this deep, deep satisfaction that nothing else, including sex, has ever given me.
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As best we can tell, everyone in that timeline was left in deep, deep shit.
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There is no American deep state, there is only a Russian deep state attacking America.
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We&aposve got deep -- we have a deep state, we got spies in a campaign.
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Kona Deep sources its water from a deep ocean current off the coast of Hawaii.
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But now some scientists are asking whether deep learning is really so deep after all.
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Expand the reach of purple America at the expense of deep red or deep blue.
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History and culture run deep in Lima — about as deep as you're willing to venture.
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To win, Democrats, will need Georgia, a deep South state that was once deep red.
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It's a brilliantly researched piece of fiction about a deep, deep love for the forest.
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But you won't regret it; the database runs deep (as in, thousands of recipes deep).
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The key is sticking close then prevailing deep into each set, and having deep belief.
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"They were pictures from Kibera, but only showing the deep, deep poverty," Mr. Otieno said.
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The same happens in deep lakes on Earth, Vasavada says — deep down, there's not much oxygen.
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Huawei is in deep, deep trouble, and we still don't have a clear picture of why.
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Obama inherited a world that still had deep issues with equity and deep issues with race.
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One day y'all are going to have a very deep voice like this [in deep voice].
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Perhaps a deep learning system to detect deep learning-based image manipulation is just the ticket.
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It's got a light, fleshy color, similar to other organisms that live in the deep deep.
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One day y'all are going to have a very deep voice like this (in deep voice).
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Other creatures discovered in the deep next door include the very toothy deep-sea lizardfish, bathysaurus.
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But also, they just had such a deep, deep understanding of the material, intellectually and emotionally.
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But if it turns out that the deep state does exist, he'll be in deep shit.
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"And once you've decided you're willing to risk anything, you can get into deep, deep trouble."
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Simply put, this is deep frying without the oil — AKA deep frying without the unhealthy part.
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PENN: Look, I say the deep state appears to be in a deep state of desperation.
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Meanwhile, Britain was plunging into a deep recession that would bring deep unemployment and labor upheavals.
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No. Instead, I went into deep, deep, suicidal depression and then I just started screwing boys.
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" One of the deep, deep ironies of this story is Strider's job, which was "faith adviser.
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So there's this sort of undercurrent of deep, deep resentment running through most of the characters.
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It cut deep for me, it cut deep for a lot of you in the community.
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Deep reinforcement learning combines aspects from two different kinds of AI, deep learning and reinforcement learning.
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For more deep details, I happily direct you to my colleague Dan Seifert's deep-dive review.
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There were no sweeping moors and men who had deep, deep emotional trauma and attractive hair.
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If the cosmos are a slice of Swiss cheese, the Milky Way exists in one of its holes, and we, the Earth dwellers, reside deep, deep, deep within that empty nothingness.
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As a white man living in the Deep South, I must add that racism is the major reason that Republicans were able to turn the South from deep blue to deep red.
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Microsoft is buying a deep learning startup based in Montreal, a global hub for deep learning research.
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But he had a deep love for the United States and a deep love for the Constitution.
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" Asked if he tried deep-dish, he says, "We had deep-dish, and we had thin crust.
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"I chose [ Deep Throat] because it was iconic and supposedly recognizable," Ćosić told me, of Deep ASCII.
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I think in the back, deep, deep recesses of, we kind of knew something bad could happen.
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He has a deep resonant voice, and science says we respond more readily to deep-voiced politicians.
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For more deep details, I happily direct you to my colleague Dan Seifert's deep-dive review, here.
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Take a deep dive into Jacob's Well, a more than 100-foot-deep spring near Austin, Texas.
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It's just very deep, deep Chicago house with a little bit of an atmospheric vibe to it.
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Once a deep political cleavage develops between opposing groups, each group naturally works to keep it deep.
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Yes, there's deep grievances and deep problems in society, but they've been so amplified by social media.
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PENN: Well, that&aposs why I said the deep state is in a deep state of desperation.
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I love the concept because the Mandos have a deep, deep history of complicated politics and war.
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Also I have a deep deep dedication to poetry, that's just the core of who I am.
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The DCO sampled hundreds of deep Earth habitats, sometimes drilling boreholes three miles deep to reach them.
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Not just swing states, but also deep blue states and deep red states with down-ballot opportunities.
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"I want to pass on his deep, deep regret and remorse as to what happened," Rodriguez said.
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"That must be hard," Hal said, unsure if her tone was of deep empathy or deep irony.
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It's like these books are giving you a platform for really deep conversation and really deep analysis.
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We had to reach deep, deep in our pockets to rebuild what we lost at that time.
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The researchers' solution to getting deep learning to work beyond flatland also has deep connections to physics.
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His paranoia about the Deep State seems to be feeding the Deep State's ability to corral him.
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Deep learning approaches to most problems blew past all other approaches when deep learning was first discovered.
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"The deep sea contains treasures that remain undiscovered and undeveloped, and in order to obtain these treasures we have to control key technologies in getting into the deep sea, discovering the deep sea, and developing the deep sea," Xi said of China's plans to exploit the ocean's resources.
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It will dig deep into the soil and will become the first spacecraft to study Mars' deep interior.
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Aero has been around since 2010, quietly prototyping fliers at its headquarters deep, deep in the South Bay.
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This report is nothing more than a white wash of the deep state by the deep state itself.
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This show oozes swamp vibes, breathing deep from that deep green miasma and exhaling it into every scene.
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Each stroke is approximately 16 millimeters deep providing 60 pounds of force for a good deep tissue massage.
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We just relate to Titus on such a deep, deep level, and it isn't hard to see why.
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Jawbone splits sleep into three stages (light, deep and REM) as opposed to Fitbit's two (light and deep).
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In terms of the coverage, is this properly cast as a deep, deep divide in the Republican Party?
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John Cornyn: "John Cornyn is in deep, deep need of rehabilitation," another former Senate Republican staffer told us.
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The five contract areas cover 31,653 square kilometres of deep and ultra-deep water off Sierra Leone's coast.
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We're in deep, deep trouble because nothing can happen in this country in consequence without consensus -- without consensus.
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And to prove how much America needs him, he reminds voters that America is in deep, deep trouble.
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"They're in deep, deep s--- and they don't know it," one Republican said of the Trump White House.
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Lady Gaga's getting deep for 2018, but not so deep to be above an awesome thong bikini photo.
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The inimitable queens do some deep penetration—er, deep digging—and send their field team out to investigate.
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Yet the deep-profile aero wheels from Mavic, while sleek, look a little too deep on this bike.
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We had such a deep, spiritual bond, right from the beginning, there was something really deep between us.
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"There is deep, deep need across much of the country for local public-service journalism," Ms. McBride said.
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That means even the most benign interpretation of Trump's tweet should still be cause for deep, deep concern.
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I find beautiful communities in places that consider themselves deep blue and places that consider themselves deep red.
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Deep sea coral Remotely operated vehicles are helping researchers discover and understand coral found during deep sea surveys.
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"His entourage was either one-deep or 10-deep," Jolene Scarella, then the director of nursing, told me.
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"The reality is the industry is still in deep, deep trouble," said James Wellsted, spokesman for Sibanye-Stillwater.
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Between deep dives, these whales make resting dives that can be 1,200 feet deep and last 20 minutes.
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You're deep in thought about your relationships and how deep you want to get with people today, Capricorn.
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She recommends using this simple visualization as a good place to start: "You should lie on your back, focus on your deep breathing, and push your mind's eye deep, deep into your body," she says.
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Presuming Mercedes didn't give Uber a deep, deep discount for a bulk buy, that adds up to $9.6 billion.
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Deep ASCII, his text-based interpretation of the wildly influential 1972 classic porno Deep Throat , saw museum exhibition acclaim.
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Benefit is launching two new shades: Caramel for medium-to-deep skin tones and Toasted for deep skin tones.
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The challenges of the Deep South, in contrast to milquetoast acceptance elsewhere, can forge a deep commitment to change.
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"The canals must be deep and wide," Meendering says: Try eight feet deep and 20 to 40 feet wide.
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Deep LinkingWith Deep Linking garish URLs are rendered instead as an image of a website with some title text.
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Mark, you wrote today that the deep state is in a deep state of desperation, what did you mean?
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A Brief History Of Deep Linking Deep links are used to connect web or e-mail content with apps.
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"I buried it deep, deep down because my environment made it unsafe for me to be sensitive," he explained.
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November 7th: Deep sea vents Deep Sea Vents was the first video the Science team produced using a miniature.
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It turns out, not every deep thing Khloé Kardashian shares on social media is as deep as we think.
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Deep work is the killer app of the knowledge economy, and Evernote is the killer app for deep work.
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At Baidu since 2014, Dr. Ng has been working on Deep Speech, a deep learning-based speech recognition system.
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President Trump's got a new scandal on his hands, and this one goes deep ... like the 18th hole deep.
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People will be shocked that you're so sensitive today (they don't realize how mushy you are deep, deep down).
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It's super deep stuff, but what can you expect when deep stuff is what you're made of, little scorpion?
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He's counted on the actors to fill in the deep, deep well of experience that simmers underneath the characters.
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"These are some deep, deep ex-girlfriend pants," Nat, who is now twenty-three, said, pointing to Alex's sweats.
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Heat 2-inches oil in a large saucepan or deep-fryer until a deep-fry thermometer reads 350°F.
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Since then Beaver has added a couple of new items, including deep-fried Oreos and deep-fried Reese's Cups.
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Bloomberg's address As readers of this newsletter know, Bloomberg -- with his deep, deep pockets -- is charting his own path.
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" The man replied, "Because you act like a man who still has this deep, deep hole inside of him.
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""It's an interesting phenomenon: we have deep faith in numbers and also deep skepticism that seem to be intertwined.
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"It cut deep for me and it cut deep for a lot of you in the community," he said.
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Company: Deep InstinctTotal raised: $125 millionDeep Instinct uses deep learning AI algorithms to predict cyber-threats and advanced attacks.
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Our story was telling her to take deep breaths during tantrums, because I needed to take deep breaths myself.
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"I do have a deep, deep love of men's wear," Peterson said by phone from his New York home.
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The stream here falls over a tumble of rocks into a deep, nearly still pool, shoulder-deep at least.
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Meanwhile, all of those deep-pocketed competitors Roku has been fighting are still around, and still have deep pockets.
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They are fascinating figures, hushed totems of solitude, but also of a strangely introverted kind of deep, deep joy.
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"That ball was deep, with the power that he has you have to be deep in the outfield," Cabrera said.
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On average, the penguins dove 90.2 metres (98.64 yards) deep, but sometimes went as deep as 450 metres (492 yards).
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Thankfully the EP's deep cuts—here we are, talking about Freddie Blassie deep cuts—are their own variety of weird.
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This is as true within states that are deep red or deep blue as for the nation as a whole.
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A strange deep sea creature captured by fisherman Roman Fedorstov (Twitter)Roman Fedortsov is a deep sea fisherman in Russia.
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The Germans do have the luxury of "deep pockets, deep thinking and time", notes Max Warburton of Bernstein, a bank.
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Two important pieces are: The impending war over deep fakes and Defending against audio deep fakes before it's too late.
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Though Mobb Deep released their eighth and final studio album The Infamous Mobb Deep in 2014, they continued to tour.
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Since that deep, deep internet dive, I've been scouring Hollywood looking for the next celebrity family to become obsessed with.
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Sony's Bass Boost opened up a range of deep, deep bass that I wasn't able to hear on other headphones.
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It went in pretty deep, the tumor had invaded into my nerves and had gone in deep into my septum.
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"There's nothing wrong with deep frying, as long as you deep fry in a nice unsaturated vegetable oil," Sacks said.
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I do think that we have techniques now — deep learning, deep reinforcement learning — that have a flavor of general intelligence.
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It starts with our dough being patted out in a nice deep pan, that's where the deep dish comes from.
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It's pretty clearly all coming from a deep, deep fear that everybody else has a better mind than he does.
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Today it seems everyone is either on the deep right or deep left, with just name-calling and personal attacks.
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Higher population density predicts higher Democratic vote share even in small cities in deep-red counties in deep-red states.
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But also, there's a deep need for self-actualization, and a deep need to know that we're worthy of that.
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Photo: GettyThe New Zealand Health and Disability Commissioner (HDC) has admonished an acupuncturist for going too deep, way too deep.
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To my supporters, it is with deep regret—but also with deep gratitude—that I am suspending my campaign today.
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The latest Astrophysical Journal paper builds on the estimate from the Hubble Deep and Ultra Deep Fields with new data.
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We can go into your deep, deep long history in the internet and media, but let's go to the future.
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Robotics and Deep Learning Pieter Abbeel is a professor at UC Berkeley (EECS, BAIR) and co-founder of Embodied Intelligence, which is applying advances in deep imitation and deep reinforcement learning to train robots for new assignments.
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At a time of hard change, it uniquely marks America's deep, deep past, and the fragility of empires, economies and cultures.
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Photo: Gaetan Borgonie, Extreme Life Isyensya, BelgiumIt may seem fantastical, but there is a living world deep, deep beneath our feet.
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Deep-sea critters have spent millions of years — some during the time of dinosaurs — adapting to the deep, dark, isolated ocean.
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The merger barely preceded a deep recession in Brazil that has had a deep impact in the new company's balance sheet.
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And it stems from deep economic, professional, and social inequalities and anxieties — not seduction, nor prudishness, nor deep-seated sexual repression.
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Perhaps installing large quantities of offshore wind turbines in deep and rough seas would be similar to deep-sea oil drilling.
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If these three deep-sea creatures are ingesting them, the paper notes, other species in the deep ocean probably are, too.
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Image: BoeingAccording to Boeing, both the Deep Space Gateway and the Deep Space Transport vehicle will utilize solar electric propulsion technology.
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We have deep spiritual connection to the Earth, to our activities, to sentient beings, and deep reverence to those natural forces.
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Though both use deep learning platforms, neither company has gained the level of publicity and coverage of Baidu's Deep Speech 2.
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"I applaud you guys for opening up because in the past I had a deep, deep battle with bulimia," she explained.
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Not to be outdone by his younger sister, five-year-old George dug deep, deep in his nose while on camera.
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Lowry attended the show, which airs Sunday night, in all black, with two thigh-high splits and a deep (deep) neckline.
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"Matt didn't get us deep in the game, Bartolo didn't get us deep in the game," Mets manager Terry Collins said.
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Plus, I knew deep down that all their effort was a kind of care stemming from a place of deep love.
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That's how you get deep learning and deep reinforcement learning and systems that do automatic translation and robots that play soccer.
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This week, we published a major deep dive into the world's next music unicorn and we dug deep into marketplace startups.
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"Most high functioners, they have a deep fear of failing or a deep fear of people not liking them," Chong said.
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Deep pockets of water were broken up by areas of dry land, which gave way again to deep pockets of water.
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If you want to go really deep, you can take a free class in deep learning on the online site Udacity.
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The article came in response to the growing threat to these ecosystems from commercial deep sea activities, particularly deep sea mining.
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"I used to think everyone loved and understood music, and had this deep feeling and deep passion for it," he said.
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Google Deep Dream uses Python code that is input into Caffe, a deep learning framework that speedily expresses architecture and code.
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On others, the sky might be a sickly yellow, deep periwinkle or a deep red, depending on the star they orbit.
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It says deep sea mining could cause irreparable damage, including releasing carbon stored in deep sediments that would aggravate global warming.
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So bust out your deep fryer and celebrate with these chili-citrus deep-fried soft shell crabs from Austin's Ramen Tatsu-Ya.
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This effort makes the deep Indian Ocean one of the most well-mapped parts of the deep ocean, according to Eos reporting.
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It is like a deep, deep need within me for people to grow and to make people uncomfortable because this is reality.
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" It wasn't long ago -- back on May 1 -- when Trebek said his battle with cancer gives him "surges of deep, deep sadness.
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Most recently, the Joint Oceanographic Institutions for Deep Earth Sampling attempted the ambitious task but only made it around 700 meters deep.
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If Taylor Swift's girl squad philosophy means rolling deep in numbers, Gomez keeps a close-knit crew that rolls deep in years.
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Kanye West will not take money from fans who dug deep into their pockets when they heard he was deep in debt.
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The Meatball Deep Dish Spaghetti Pie and the Chicken Alfredo Deep Dish Spaghetti Pie Of course, spaghetti pie is no new thing.
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In The Deep State , Chaffetz highlights the Deep State's tactics, illuminates the problems, and offers a way to fight back and win.
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Everything on the dark web is on the deep web, but not everything on the deep web is on the dark web.
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This eclipse in Leo will stir up deep emotional pain, but it will also open the door for deep healing and transformation.
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It taps into this very dark and very funny part of the brain that we've all tried to hide deep, deep inside.
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Your deep-fat fryer could actually help cool the Earth This is absolutely not an excuse to deep-fry the holiday ham.
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There are a bunch of tricks in there that I think are great, and then the record is a deep, deep trip.
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Here he is deep in thought — so deep, in fact, he isn't breathing: That's because animation is another discipline for another time.
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In honor of the event's golden anniversary, I decided to take a deep, deep dive into the game's history and find out.
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With experienced throwers like Fitzpatrick and Winston, the deep passes tend to turn into deep completions (and more than a few interceptions).
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Ahead of each eruption of slag, there was a deep — I mean seismically, rock-rattle deep — rumble of a cough. Wump-wump.
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What makes things more complicated is we're in a deep, deep blue state where the president's approval rating is in the 20s.
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Your body overall is also in a state of deep relaxation during deep REM sleep, which is another key factor in climaxing.
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Trump knows that if the economy goes south -- or is perceived to be stumbling -- he is in deep, deep trouble in 2020.
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Honey Deep Conditioning Mask, available at Sephora, $36Heat-damaged, color-treated, or just plain dry hair will love this deep conditioning mask.
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"I went deep, I went really deep," she said in a telephone interview on Thursday, reflecting on her performance the night before.
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"One of the things we always like to see in an ownership group is deep, deep roots in the community," Manfred said.
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In writing fiction, you dig deep and unearth portions of your own life that you've long forgotten or had purposely buried deep.
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The New Yorker goes deep — almost 14,000 words deep — on the "new Cold War," including a primer on Putinism and Russian cyberwarfare.
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When I meet Viehweger near the train station, I naively assume that we'll be starting our journey deep, deep in the forest.
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The process also protected a huge tract of deep water — in some places up to 2.1 miles deep — the size of New Mexico from bottom-trawling in order to preserve deep-sea species only recently discovered, including corals and sponges.
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All of these issues are extremely important, but they are specifics, they are symptoms, and the underlying cause has to do with deep, deep, deep realms of racial injustice, both in our criminal justice system and in our economic system.
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Photo: Martin TajmarIf you want to send something deep, deep into space, it's impractical to load it up with lots of heavy propellant.
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Does it make one a Coastal Elite™️ if deep-fried Coca-Cola (deep-fried Coca-Cola?!) is a new concept to them?
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In a way it seems to be timeless and it is a deep deep look into the heart of what America is showing.
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Deep skepticism of government Each has common traits: Deep skepticism of the role of government and a belief that the Obama administration overreached.
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Google's Deep Dreams, released in 2015, was an early example of using deep learning to crank out psychedelic landscapes and many-eyed grotesques.
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Water in the cave is about knee-deep but is neck-deep in the chamber, according to the Thai English-language website Khaosodenglish.
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We have deep, deep divisions in this country, and boosting women's political power and engagement may be the best route to healing them.
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Deep Instinct uses "deep learning," a branch of artificial intelligence that creates computer programs to work similarly to human brains, to prevent attacks.
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"It's a new way to render video content using deep learning," Nvidia's vice president of applied deep learning, Bryan Catanzaro, told The Verge.
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The great forest die-off is tied to a drying up of the deep, deep soil, up to some 220185 feet below ground.
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But it allowed us to not live in that deep, deep sorrow for our show, which is not the tone of the show.
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PowerAI is essentially IBM's deep learning platform that supports frameworks like TensorFlow, Torch and Caffe, as well as IBM's own deep learning frameworks.
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The deep machines are not deep enough to understand our human mind, and singularity will remain a daydream unless we figure this out.
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Instead of relying on deep data on the user, it would create a network of related topics that users can dive deep into.
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You'll use Google's open-source library TensorFlow to build deep learning models (and don't worry, you'll also find out what deep learning is).
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Deep Dish Pizza (Origin: Heartland and Mid-America): This flavor was inspired by Giordano's pizza recipe (they're a Chicago deep-dish pizza institution).
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Patron wasn't a drug dealer who'd fallen into the deep web world, but a deep web guy who'd fallen into the drugs world.
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She may not have gotten deep inside their locker room, but she at least managed to get deep inside their heads on court.
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He says when it comes to the threat of deep fakes, it's not just the technology but the impact of the deep fakes.
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A look at "net neutrality" follows, and then we're taking you deep into the Pacific to examine the findings of deep sea researchers.
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A lot of your songs have emotional intimacy but this one in particular about a screw, experiencing some deep existential anxiety goes deep.
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"At that point, I just — I cracked," Dalla Betta said, describing "this deep, deep, unsettling rage" that someone else had evidently been abused.
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Post Malone took advantage of some deep, deep discounts hours before Christmas Day ... hitting up a Target and getting some super sweet deals.
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Deep chill across the United States Behind this storm, a deep chill will grip much of the eastern half of the United States.
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If the Deep Space Atomic Clock is tested successfully, future missions in deep space could navigate the solar system with something like GPS.
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By midnight, I was a bottle of wine deep, deep-frying wedges of breaded quesadilla in my tiny kitchen on an electric stove.
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The worst-hit areas so far are deep blue cities in deep blue states: Seattle and New York, as well as San Francisco.
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Unfortunately, whenever I reminded him to take a deep breath, his anxiety would kick in and convince him that deep breaths don't work.
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Deep sea discovery: Scientists dropped alligator carcasses deep into the Gulf of Mexico to investigate what scavengers might be lurking at the bottom.
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What sets these three companies apart are other assets: unparalleled technological brilliance, rare business acumen, deep understanding of financial markets, and deep pockets.
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"You don't want to get too deep, but you don't know how to get out of whatever deep you're in," Ms. Williams said.
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Modern psychology suggests that "dungeon digging," as it's called, can actually make people feel worse; sometimes deep-seated emotions are best left deep.
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The American Family Act also cuts deep poverty more than the other plans, suggesting that deep poverty is concentrated among families with kids.
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How the hidden reef came to light Little is known about the natural resources of the deep ocean off the United States' Southeast coast from Virginia to Georgia, so Deep Search 2018 was created to learn more by exploring the deep sea ecosystems.
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Dubbed "Deep in the Heart" in a dual reference to the song "Deep in the Heart of Texas" and the idea that Americans' compassion for victims runs deep, the concert is taking place at Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas.
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Turns out the Meg has been lurking in a previously undiscovered area of the deep seas and is inadvertently loosed by a deep sea exploration team based on a deep-sea exploration rig and bankrolled by a rich guy named Morris (Rainn Wilson).
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It wasn't in my mind having a "comedian" play this character, it's just that Patton understands this character on such a deep, deep level.
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A deep, dull sound indicates that the fruit is not quite ripe; a deep, hollow sound, however, is just what you are listening for.
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Davidson Seamount, known as "an oasis in the deep," is home to diverse marine life, such as corals, sponges, deep-sea fishes, and shrimp.
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But it's this idea that she is still hanging onto a deep, deep pain of her father's passing, and what that does to her.
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Rubber Plant (Ficus elastica): The deep burgundy leaves on these beauties make them a stand-out among the deep green of most tropical plants.
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If you address some of these deep themes you're going to get more people and a more diverse set of people in deep mathematics.
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There are deep, deep problems with this case, which is why Mr. Schmack has come before this court with his report on those errors.
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Deep Sea Horror (#45028) Sadly, this category does not deal exclusively in movies about bioluminescent Loch Ness Monsters or the deep sea angler fish.
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The great thing about having a deep roster and a very deep frontcourt is other guys are ready to take advantage of those minutes.
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"Life subsists deep underground on Earth, and on Mars, if you go a kilometer deep, there are surely still pockets of water," he said.
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Image: Deep Space IndustriesIf Deep Space Industries has its way, there'll be a small robotic lander on a nearby asteroid in just three years.
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Divers found, for instance, plastic fishing nets entangled on deep corals off the Philippines and deep corals harmed by warm waters off the Bahamas.
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Let's address the elephant in the room: it often takes deep pockets (like, really deep pockets) to follow product recommendations from a celebrity hairstylist.
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NASA will also be deploying its Deep Space Atomic Clock—a one-year mission that could eventually help probes navigate autonomously through deep space.
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Police said the women were swimming in waist-deep water, while paramedics reported they were walking in knee-deep water when the crocodile struck.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) remotely operated vehicle Deep Discoverer caught the little guy swimming deep down below in this new video.
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His Deep Purple-loving abs have their hooks deep inside your heart and there's no sign they'll be losing their hold any time soon.
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Fans are going straight for the deep stuff; the hard, prying, existential questions that we all ask ourselves deep in the pits of despair.
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In addition to Serverless, the company also introduced Deep Learning Pipelines, a library that makes it easy to mix deep learning frameworks with Spark.
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While Venus is in deep-thinking, deep-feeling Pisces, you're sure to develop a new philosophy on love, money, beauty—all the Venusian subjects.
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But the revolution in deep learning has now opened the market for startups that build specialty chips to accelerate deep learning and model evaluation.
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Deep cuts to domestic spending The flip side of the move to increase only defense spending is an expected deep cut to domestic spending.
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FloydHub – Heroku for deep learning Deep learning is a huge deal in the tech industry, but it's really hard to get it to work.
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Not only is she 35, she's too sane, too civilized, too deep into deep-soul beats every bit as Southern as their trap antitheses.
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So we just have both deep connections throughout the whole company to this space, and I would say it's kinda deep in our heart.
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"Trying to take a deep breath can make panic worse because it is hard to take a deep breath in the moment," says Johanson.
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Unlike the Argo floats, which are aluminum and cylinder-shaped, Deep Argo prototypes are glass spheres designed to withstand the deep ocean's crushing pressures.
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"Haiti is in deep, deep trouble tonight," Dennis Feltgen, a meteorologist and spokesman for the National Hurricane Center in Miami, said on Monday evening.
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Social media bolsters the extremes: feeds are deep red or deep blue, and programmers in Menlo Park are compensated to keep those colors intoxicating.
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I have to dig deep, and digging deep wins me matches and then that gives me confidence and that reminds me I'm really good.
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If you're hip deep in this grid and looking for a branch to hold onto as you wade through the deep part, read on.
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In Charlottesville, Some Say Statue Debate Obscures a Deep Racial SplitA deep-rooted struggle for equality has weighed heavily on a shrinking black population.
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His accent hails from the Deep South—so deep, indeed, that he may well have donned it for the occasion, like a velvet waistcoat.
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Deep SouthThe Deep South was established by English slave lords from Barbados and was styled as a West Indies-style slave society, Woodard notes.
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The deep conversation we had around that this time around, we wouldn't have had a deep conversation about those things a few years back.
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"Deep Instinct is the first and currently the only company to apply end-to-end deep learning to cybersecurity," he said in an interview.
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I really just need to find a way to approach her like the mature adult I know I am deep, deep down inside somewhere.
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" One of the lyrics from the song goes like this ... "Blood raining down cuts a deep, deep river and we're diving, and we're diving.
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"As long as we invest in good tech companies, there are deep synergies, not only from Rakuten's ecosystem in Japan, which is very deep and diverse, but our existing portfolio companies, which can work with each other in a deep and beneficial way," says Ahn.
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Cuisinart Mini Deep Fryer, available at Bed Bath & Beyond, $49.99I have a deep love for fish and chips, and once my partner and I started playing around with making the perfect beer batter for the fish, we ended up getting this mini deep fryer.
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But then again, if you need to ask… Another Italian sports car maker with a flair for the extravagant and customers with deep, deep pockets.
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Apply a deep-conditioning mask once a week, like the Color Assure Deep Moisture Masque, to replenish proteins and keep strands shiny, vibrant, and healthy.
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Deep-Force Muscle Pliability Work We went into one of the side rooms to start the deep tissue work, which felt like a painful massage.
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Taylor Swift's squad runs deep — so deep, in fact, that she pops up where you'd least expect her, like in the middle of Deadpool 2.
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Driven by a sense of deep, deep unfairness that children on the other side of the world are dying for things that his children have.
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For anyone who read, this was a very deep story, a deep-dive story about a veterinary student, who was accused of hacking her grades.
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This Deep Sea Fisherman Posts His Discoveries on Twitter and OH MY GOD KILL IT WITH FIRERoman Fedortsov is a deep sea fisherman in Russia.
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Deep Blocks – Bringing intelligence to real estate developers Deep Blocks is building a tool for real estate developers to aid them in the planning process.
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Usually it works; very few US politicians scratch more than an inch deep on climate change, and lukewarmism has very nice-sounding inch-deep answers.
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You've made some deep realizations about your unconscious habits recently, and tonight's major for processing tricky, deep issues around intimate issues like sex or money.
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We've now seen the phone (and its deep, deep notch), Google's bundled USB-C earbuds, and even the packaging and included stickers from every angle.
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DEEP GEOLOGICAL REPOSITORIES Finally, there is the deep geological repository, the only realistic plan for the long term storage of nuclear waste at the moment.
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Rover, an online resource for booking pet sitters and dog walkers, decided to dive deep into their database to see how deep puppy love goes.
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It's been impossible to get through the last year without either seeing Lin Manuel Miranda's Broadway hit Hamilton or having deep, deep FOMO about it.
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The question is what we're going to do about the fact that there was these deep flaws in our democracy, deep flaws in our economy.
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We'll also be sharing deep, deep thoughts on both the Bat for Lashes and new Blood Orange albums set for release on Friday, July 1st.
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But in our rush to search for life by peering into deep space, have we overlooked the merits of looking for it in deep time?
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You'll especially notice this energy play out in your relationships—a deep talk could result in some deep understanding and a change in your dynamic.
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They point to an industry that will be dominated by big companies that have deep experience in branding and deep pockets to fund branding campaigns.
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Because the voters who will matter in the election — that is, those who live neither in deep blue nor deep red states — want a centrist.
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The best deep fryers you can buyThe best deep fryers make it simple to fry French fries, chicken, donuts, fish, and other food from scratch.
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It seems clear that the European project – the whole effort to promote peace and growing political union through economic integration – is in deep, deep trouble.
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It pointed to a possible playbook for Democrats in the deep-red Deep South, albeit a playbook that required a supremely toxic figure like Moore.
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Game designer Nicole He recently went too deep into the Roku screensaver selections—like, page 396 of 995 deep—and things started to get weird.
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Deep space has long captivated our imaginations, but the deep ocean, right here on Earth, remains one of the most underexplored places known to humans.
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How to Deep Clean Your Fridge In order to make room for all your ingredients, give your fridge that once-every-so-often deep clean.
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As Herbert travels across Europe, his essays move in constellation, asking: How do moments of deep human culture relate to moments of deep human violence?
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In deep blue or deep red states, where the outcome of the election isn't really in doubt, media outlets don't waste any time projecting winners.
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The half-inch-deep pan by the escalator was apparently insufficient: A second pan, an inch-and-a-half deep, was affixed just beneath it.
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" Mr. Palihapitiya said as Facebook was rapidly growing, "in the back, deep, deep recesses of our minds, we kind of knew something bad could happen.
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Isaac Reynolds: In Pixel 113 we actually moved their control over the aspect ratio from deep, deep in settings much, much closer to the user.
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Evertone™ Prosage Deep Tissue Massager When you're super short on time, but need quick muscle relief, this deep tissue massager has got you covered.
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"One more deep breath," he says, pushing a client's leg across her body into a stretch just deep enough to feel uncomfortable, but not painful.
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This is a parallel information universe, with deep suspicions of the establishment and government agencies and a deep appreciation for the populist president, Donald Trump.
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According to Motherboard, researchers in Cambridge trained deep neural network algorithms, similar to Google's Deep Dream program, to recognize certain features from conventionally scary images.
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Srouji, who runs the silicon team, and Schiller were taking me deep, or at least as deep as Apple is comfortable going on its proprietary technology.
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The general trend seen in most locations is a move from a deep blue to deep red as time progresses, illustrating global temperature increases in action.
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But deep, deep down — so quiet I could almost silence it — I knew in my heart it was not God's plan for me to go back.
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Recently, Google open sourced the core software engine, TensorFlow, that drives its deep learning services, and just this week, Facebook open sourced its deep learning hardware.
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Measurements have revealed a super-deep band of ammonia around the planet's equator — and it goes as deep into the planet as the spacecraft can see.
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"There's a deep, deep mistrust of Republican leadership in Washington and there's always been a mistrust of the press, and it's gotten worse now," Tyler said.
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All these discoveries sent Sylvie into a deep depression — so deep, in fact, that she has had to give up her job as a home nurse.
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To see the data deep dive on this as well as the overall monthly sending and viewing stats, check out the deep dive in Extra Crunch.
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Starrr is giving us a deep — and we're talking deep — look into his go-to Gucci duffel bag, which he calls the Russian doll of bags.
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I listen to these stories to try to protect myself, there's this deep deep terror in me every day, not helped by the news at all.
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Verdict: I know I would have fallen in deep, deep love with UFC Gym's signature class if there were fewer people and more space in class.
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Ballots don't get to you Montana is a complicated state, politically; it is not deep red in the way that most southern states are deep red.
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I love having deep conversations with my friends and family, talking about ethics and morals and motivations, but you can't only talk about the deep stuff.
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The squids' huge size come from a phenomenon called deep-sea gigantism, in which invertebrates inhabiting the deep, dark ocean grow larger than you'd otherwise expect.
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The ritual, the superstition, the deep, deep religious values that people have or not — that's the history that produced 'The Mahabharata' and all of this art.
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And, as the Atlantic-Journal Constitution notes, Democrats have put challengers in all nine Georgia legislature specials — even in deep, deep red districts they'd normally skip.
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Kevin Federline's first rap track in 9 years goes deep into the Hollywood scene -- and by deep we mean Kanye West's ass and Amber Rose's fingers.
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Deep in the heart of Brooklyn, a borough virtually synonymous with deep blue politics, lies an unlikely battleground for control of the New York State Senate.
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GOING DEEP ON RATE REG BILL: The Daily Dot took a deep dive into criticisms of the No Rate Regulation of Broadband Internet Act on Monday.
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Deep Space Station 36 (DSS403) joins NASA's Deep Space Network, in which it will play a role in future interplanetary missions undertaken by humans and robots.
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She signed one of them "Deep Rock Pit" — a joke, she said later, alluding to Deep Throat, the secret Washington Post source during the Watergate scandal.
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The names of the lip colors are Stormi-personified with Give Me Butterflies, a deep coral shade, and Head in the Clouds, a deep pink color.
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Unlike James Thompson — the Democrat who came within single-digit points of winning a deep-red Kansas district last week — Ossoff enjoyed extraordinarily deep campaign coffers.
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The Deep Field observation (and its follow-up, the Ultra Deep Field, in 2004) led them to put the number of galaxies at around 100 billion.
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That's a deep bench for any TV show; it's an especially deep bench for a network sitcom that airs a new 214-minute episode every week.
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As Google continues to capture developers with its deep-learning framework TensorFlow, and lock them into its own ecosystem with hardware like the TPU geared toward deep learning, it'll continue to see a lot of momentum as deep learning tools proliferate across the entire technology industry.
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The difficulty of deep throttling an engine increases in a non-linear way, so 2:1 is fairly easy, but a deep 5:1 is very hard.
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Last week New Horizons broke the record for long-distance deep space photography; this week, the Opportunity Rover broke the record for long-distance deep space roving.
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Your mind is on very deep topics today, with the Moon in philosophical Sagittarius—deep topics like who took your sweater... and why would they do that?
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Kendra Wilkinson ain't just deep in the heart of Texas, she's knee-deep in controversy after reveling in the joy -- as she sees it -- of picking cotton.
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Being an African American from the South; my father's Jamaican, and my mother's from Virginia, so you know there is a lot of deep deep history there.
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Meanwhile, bottled water is still generating attention, too, as evidenced by the $5.5 million round late last year for Kona Deep, a bottler of deep ocean water.
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JOHN LEGEND – 'ROLLING IN THE DEEP' Legend is such a fan of Adele's "Rolling in the Deep" that he regularly performs this cover during his own shows.
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And though you can't book a getaway via Amazon Prime (at least, not yet), you can snag all those must-have travel essentials on deep, deep discount.
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So basically, deep learning is one part of machine learning and machine learning is one part of AI. What can deep learning do that other programs can't?
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By optimizing to reduce the computational load of Deep Sentinel's deep learning models, Selinger and his team have been able to do most of their processing locally.
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"If you wanted to build the actual LCD fab, you'd need a lot of steel, and you'd need a deep, deep foundation to support it," Shih says.
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BoilingBeeper kitchen timer — $15.29 See Details A healthier substitute to traditional deep fryers, the DeLonghi Roto Deep Fryer uses less oil while still delivering those crispy results.
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"That's a good number for me, not for him," said Simon, looking flushed and sounding wistful after 4 hours 32 minutes of deep effort and deep thinking.
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Tyrese is dipping DEEP into his piggy bank, so deep there's nary a cent left to cover his ex-wife's attorney fees ... according to his financial records.
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But Sullivan was hardly the only operative with deep South Carolina ties -- even Rubio's super PAC had hired Jon Lerner, a consultant with deep ties to Haley.
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The things that seem deep and meaningful to you may very well be deep and meaningful, but so are things that seem less so on the surface.
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We're told the number is so high because Miller was out on bail at the time for a previous felony and has a deep, DEEP criminal record.
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Data Science: Practical Deep Learning in Theano & TensorFlow Once you've mastered the basics, you'll delve into more advanced deep learning concepts in this set of 23 lectures.
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First you'd code some algorithmic "neurons," connecting them in layers like a sandwich (when you use several layers, the sandwich gets thicker or deep—hence "deep" learning).
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Deep ocean water is high in minerals, including electrolytes But having perhaps the most unique source of all wasn't enough of a marketing push for Kona Deep.
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"The majority of the food comes during winter season, when (the narwhals) are in Baffin Bay and they hunt for halibut in deep, deep waters," Laforest said.
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Deep space is filled with tiny energized particles — either from solar flares or deep-space cosmic rays — that have the potential to harm people during the voyage.
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Deep-learning systems have since become more powerful: networks 20 or 30 layers deep are not uncommon, and researchers at Microsoft have built one with 152 layers.
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A full 85 percent supported Hillary Clinton while 3 percent backed Donald Trump (for reference: 32 percent of voters went for Trump across deep-deep-blue Massachusetts).
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And in this era, the discussion around these issues must be broad and deep because the actions required to address the problems must be broad and deep.
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Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) is a medical condition that occurs when a blood clot forms in a deep vein, usually in the lower leg, thigh or pelvis.
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"There is no Deep State, but there is a deep culture and commitment to the rule of law" running through the intelligence community and military, Comey said.
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The company alluded to today's release back in January when it launched Deep Water, a platform allowing its customers to take advantage of deep learning and GPUs.
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Researchers are increasingly concerned that so-called deep-learning technology can be used to create "deep fake" videos that are hard to distinguish from the real thing.
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There are yet more Deep State books to come, a continued low, rageful howl of victimhood that should carry right through the midterms and deep into 2020.
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The ones that live in the deep, deep ocean may not be able to withstand as much heat, radiation, or other traumas as their counterparts on land.
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Insert the knife deep enough so that you can splay the prawn out (butterflying it) but not so deep that you end up with two separate segments.
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Now, far from the rice cooker and this beautiful deep-dish saucier, did you see there's now a Deep Springs-style college for women, in North Carolina?
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Increased social fragmentation, increased loneliness, and obviously a deep, deep economic impact — and not just the traditional forms of how we think about how goods are exchanged.
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" Haley pointed out this secret enrichment plant had been hidden by the Iranian regime "deep inside a mountain, deep inside an IRGC [Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps] base.
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On a recent trip to Chicago, I ate at both chains to compare their deep-dish, and Lou Malnati&aposs changed my mind about deep-dish pizza.
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The 28-year-old model was actually born in Germany, but she was raised in South Carolina and therefore has a deep, deep appreciation for Turkey Day.
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That will cause deep demographic turmoil for us here in Puerto Rico and it will cause deep demographic turmoil in the states where they go as well.
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Enlarged and gnarled varicose veins and deep venous thrombosis, a clot that forms in the deep veins of the body, are strongly associated, the Taiwanese researchers found.
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Trebek said one of the hardest parts of the disease is the chemotherapy, because he wasn't expecting the "surges of deep, deep sadness" that he experiences after treatment.
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I religiously deep condition my hair once a week, and I maximize these moisture treatments with my hair steamer to ensure the deep conditioner penetrates my hair strands.
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Yes, there are these deep causes of depression, but what about people who have nothing to be unhappy about, yet still feel this deep despair descend on them?
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People walk on deep cracks field as rise of sea-level causes deep cracks by leaving salt on ground after evaporation, in Satkhira, Bangladesh on January 20, 2016.
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It monitors your brain function during deep sleep and synchronizes it with "sound stimulations" that the company says will improve your deep sleep by up to 32 percent.
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The second palette includes a few of the collection's edgier shades, including an of-the-moment lilac (Vanity Kills), a deep purple (Speedball), and deep kale-green (Junkie).
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"She takes a big deep breath before she takes her first dive and I take a deep breath at the same time so we're synched up," says Elaine.
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This new market environment will favor crisp operators and deep strategic thinkers who build real moats around their businesses, develop deep technology and tightly manage their unit economics.
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But he has also tapped into deep veins of anger and frustration among voters, changed the Republican party forever and exposed deep, seemingly irreconcilable differences among the electorate.
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It's deep burgundy in appearance, and it's got a mouthfeel so rich and deep that it practically defies description and causes Clovis to spontaneously hump the wine barrel.
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The "breath" feature shows a sphere that expands and retracts with text that reads " deep breath in / deep breath out," which I have to say, is hella relaxing.
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Not only is 'Night in the Woods' a bit of a deep cut, this Sharkle shirt is a bit of a deep cut from 'Night in the Woods.
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" Many of the best people in deep learning and machine learning come from University of Toronto, following in the footsteps of deep learning pioneer Geoffrey Hinton," said Jacobs.
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And then Dewey meets with Deep Dream's creator, CIA-funded tech entrepreneur Aaron Kalloor (Riz Ahmed) to discuss how the CIA plans to compromise Deep Dream for evil.
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You are going through deep transformations—this month especially you're feeling on a deep level just how different you are now than the way you used to be.
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I also like the deep-fried pork dumplings called ham siu gok, which is ground pork wrapped in chewy, glutinous, rice-based dough that then gets deep fried.
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Johnny Depp's disdain for the White House runs deep ... so deep he was once corralled by Secret Service agents who refused to let him shake the President's hand.
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"There is no Deep State, but there is a deep culture and commitment to the rule of law" that runs through the military and intelligence communities, said Comey.
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Instead, these wins rely on Deep Learning processes on Deep Neural Networks (DNNs)—processes that can be trained to generate an appropriate output in response to an input.
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AI, a startup that had a mission of making it possible to develop "deep learning for every platform", building a deep learning engine called PlaidML to do this.
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They heard a 'deep rumbling' sound Heavy rain and a "deep rumbling" sound preceded the massive amounts of mud that blanketed miles and killed at least 17 people.
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Thirteen thousand feet deep, on the cold, dark desert of the Pacific Ocean seafloor, scientists have discovered new sponges living on rock nodules targeted for deep-sea mining.
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"But no matter what my daddy says about me or what he thinks of me, he knows down deep, deep inside that I'll always be his little girl."
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We all are motivated by deep impulses and deep appetites to serve, even though we may not be able to locate that which we are willing to serve.
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Strong to severe thunderstorms in the Deep South Severe thunderstorms with damaging winds and possible tornadoes are possible Monday across portions of the Deep South, the NWS said.
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Here's a quick crash-course on deep-dish anatomy: It All Starts with the Pan: Chicago deep-dish begins with its legendary cast-iron pans—which don't have handles.
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Beyond that whole authoritarian government thing, too, is the question of why all these internet moguls are so deep in on science—and just how deep in they are.
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These are cultural leaks in the deep state under our nose, people laugh sometimes and flick it away when folks talk about the deep state, it is right there.
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Five companies point to deep neural networks, or deep learning, including DiDi Chuxing and Textio and five to robotics, including Rent the Runway and drone delivery company Zipline International.
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Tight oil is a form of light crude oil held in shale deep below the earth's surface that is extracted with hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, using deep horizontal wells.
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I imagine it'd be helpful to use when meditating or deep breathing, since it allows you to look deep within yourself and hear each breath and movement so clearly.
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This Deep Sea Fisherman Posts His Discoveries on Twitter and OH MY GOD KILL IT WITH FIREImage: Roman Fedorstov (Twitter)Roman Fedortsov is a deep sea fisherman in Russia.
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The deep field survey revealed thousands of galaxies that have never been seen before, and Hubble's "Pillars of Creation" is arguably the most iconic deep space photo ever taken.
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Deep Ellum Brewing CompanyTake a tour of the gigantic and impressive Deep Ellum Brewing Company where you can get a BTS look at how its delicious brews are made.
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Standing in the on-deck circle and you see a guy go deep like that a couple of times all you want to do is go deep behind him.
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This tiny shiatsu massager can give her the quick relief she thought was only possible at the spa, using three-dimension deep kneading that mimics a deep tissue massage.
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In the book "Think Big and Kick Ass in Business and Life," co-written with Bill Zanker, Trump described being in "deep, deep" financial trouble in the early 1990s.
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Our friendship originated deep in the time before marriage and kids, deep in the B.B.V., back when we wore flannel and still thought Jack Kerouac was a good writer.
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Le Creuset Signature Deep Round Dutch Oven, 5.25 quart, $199.96Enameled cast iron is Le Creuset's specialty — it works well for making everything from braised meats to deep-fried doughnuts.
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"I would kind of stick to what I really know deep down inside, and deep down inside, it was like, I don't ever want to struggle again," Wade says.
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" When Business Insider checked his LinkedIn profile after reaching out to Lambda School for comment, Ryan Allred's previous experience had changed from "Deep Learning Intern" to "Deep Learning Engineer.
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Similarly, boys, as Way shows in her book "Deep Secrets," are born with a great talent for emotional openness and a great capacity for deep and loving male friendships.
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Once the bloom died, the material sank to the deep ocean and provided a big boost of food for marine life in the deep ocean, where light doesn't reach.
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Residential, listed for $599,000 in July had plenty of assets: "The bathroom was amazing, with heated floor, enormous deep, deep tub and shower heads on both sides," she said.
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Verizon has said that much of Yahoo's value lies in its deep relationship with its customers, and services like Yahoo Finance and Yahoo Sports engender deep loyalty among users.
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When we think that we have to treat immigrants cruelly in order to survive, we go against a root structure that's deep within the city and deep within ourselves.
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"To you my supporters, my dear supporters, it is with deep regret -- but also with deep gratitude -- that I am suspending our campaign today," Harris said in the video.
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But it's not — deep down — a hateful state.
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But — deep breath, everyone — let's go through them.
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Her love – and respect – for Spears runs deep.
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Andrew Lincoln + Cards + Doorstep = Deep Joy #rednosedayactually pic.twitter.
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" - Tucker, 25 "Constantly deep frying frozen chicken fingers.
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That decision opened a deep — and public — rift.
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"I … live … deep in the sea," she read.
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Deep Roots finds her in New York City, trying to track down people with a trace of Deep One blood who might be willing to join their tiny new community.
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The USGS said the quake was 46.2 miles (74 km) deep but European quake agency EMSC put it at only 6.2 miles (10 km) deep, which would increase its impact.
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Trump has spread the conspiracy theory that there is a deep state inside the bureaucracy Trump is convinced that there's a deep state of entrenched bureaucrats set on his destruction.
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I have still deep misgivings on whether or not something, which is as deep in the bowels of the internet as Cloudflare, should be making what are effectively editorial decisions.
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Jaitley said the government was considering providing incentives for gas production from deep-water, ultra deep-water and high pressure-high temperature areas, which remain underexplored due to higher costs.
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When Deep Speech 23 was first released in December 2015, Andrew Ng, the chief scientist at Baidu, described Deep Speech 2's test run as surpassing Google Speech API, wit.
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Alex Trebek opened up in an emotional, revealing interview, saying his battle with stage 4 pancreatic cancer gives him "surges of deep, deep sadness" and brings tears to his eyes.
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The second, when the Soviets achieved nuclear parity, was the "look deep, strike deep" precision-guidance revolution of the 1980s, designed to achieve the same result without using nuclear weapons.
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We know that some of these rocks and minerals only form at pressures and temperatures deep below the surface of Mars; water must have been present deep below the surface.
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What got people excited about this field is that one technique, deep learning, can be applied to so many different domains The ImageNet results showed what deep learning could do.
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Moore, a frequent Trump critic, argued that "Trump is in deep, deep trouble," citing recent turmoil surrounding the ouster of the president's first national security adviser Michael Flynn last week.
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While globally most oil companies are deep in the red, cash reserves industrywide in Russia remain at an estimated $113 billion, a deep and tempting pool for the strapped Kremlin.
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Standout track "Night Body" is grounded by a deep disco bassline and electric guitars intertwined with Roleff's vocals, smooth and sultry, elegantly gliding from deep alto range to celestial soprano.
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But Vermont is a deep-blue state where Donald Trump got 22010 percent of the vote, and South Dakota is a deep-red state where Hillary Clinton got 22014 percent.
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Deep Detroit Who: Patrice Scott, Kai Alcé, Galcher Lustwerk Where: The Studio Detroit When: 10PM-93AM Deep house and dusty techno grooves from Patrice Scott, Kai Alcé, and Galcher Lustwerk.
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I like recording, and I like to have documentation of what I do, but, for example, one of our Deep Listening Band's very well-known recordings is called Deep Listening.
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As Mr. Trump and conservative media began to portray Mr. Halper as a deep-state spy inside the Trump campaign, labeling it Spygate, Mr. Bigley amplified his deep-state defense.
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I know its a cliche, but actors, behind all the muscles and shining white teeth and low-cut dresses, it really is just masking a lot of deep, deep insecurity.
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Deep Instinct, which is headquartered in New York with offices in Tel Aviv and Sydney, says its system uses a deep learning platform to identify and prevent advanced cyber threats.
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The Sun enters deep, psychic Pisces on February 19, highlighting a very sensitive and spiritual part of your chart that will find you focusing on deep issues that need healing.
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Now, after several years of R&D, Strike King introduced the KVD 1.5 Deep, a bait that extends the same hunting action of the shallower version down to 10 feet deep.
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Fracking for deep-lying or "tight" gas typically 4,000 to 5,000 meters deep, which has been done for more than 30 years in Germany, will continue but under more stringent regulation.
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In July, Greenpeace called for an immediate moratorium on deep sea mining to learn more about its potential impact on deep sea ecosystems, but the ISA has rejected such a proposal.
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In July, Greenpeace called for an immediate moratorium on deep sea mining to learn more about its potential impact on deep sea ecosystems, but the ISA has rejected such a proposal.
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But what I will tell you from my time there only three weeks ago is the Chinese consumer has a deep connection with Nike and a deep connection with our innovation.
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Sprung to life out of a Pixar movie, the ghostly little fella pictured above was discovered last month by Deep Discoverer, the deep-diving robot that travels with NOAA's Okeanos Explorer.
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Trump has expressed a deep skepticism of the intelligence community, and some of his supporters appear to buy into the idea of a "deep state" of bureaucrats out to get him.
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Deep learning is often mentioned interchangeably together with artificial/deep neural networks, which can be viewed as a biologically inspired programming paradigm that enables a computer to learn from observational data.
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Ray J is deep in the car game, so deep he's having trouble keeping track of all his whips ... and now a car company's suing to get back a Rolls-Royce.
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"The deep ocean reflects the climate of the deep and uncertain past," Kevin Trenberth, of the U.S. National Center for Atmospheric Research and a co-author of Thursday's study, told Reuters.
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So why should I just post a pretty picture with a fake deep quote (though I sometimes love a fake deep quote!) when I can tell someone about culture or history?
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"They can (also) go nine deep, 10 deep and all make positive contributions and not just in the scoring column but in different ways that positively affect the game," Leitao said.
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The Doona car seat measures 23.6 inches wide, 17.3 inches deep, and 26 inches high when folded, and unfolded, it measures 39 inches wide, 17.3 inches deep, and 32.3 inches high.
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Allocating shares to deep-pocketed fundsWith the Eidos IPO, the team wanted to get broad support from deep-pocketed mutual funds at places like Fidelity, T. Rowe Price, and Wellington Management.
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"I freely admit that when I started this job, I didn't understand some of the deep-seated and deep-rooted issues that there are in Northern Ireland," Bradley told the wesbsite.
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The scale and complexity of deep decarbonization are enormous, but we have a simple message: Deep decarbonization is achievable in the United States using laws that exist or could be enacted.
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After night's fallen, the haunted voices that slide through tracks like "U Hurt Me" or "Endorphin" seem to have been unearthed from somewhere deep underground, deep below and before the Underground.
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Deep Text uses neural networks, a subset of AI and deep learning intended to mimic activity of the human brain, to understand written language so that it can then act accordingly.
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Related: Introducing 'Deep Web Dive,' an Underwater Documentary with Trevor Paglen A Virtual Reality Dive with the Ocean's Largest Predatory Mammals True Detective's Rust Cohle Narrates an Existential Deep-Sea Dive
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"The chamber dug themselves into a deep, deep hole when they decided to become an arm of the Republican Party and even oppose moderate Democrats," Senator Chuck Schumer told the WSJ.
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But at the same time, counterintuitively and deep, deep down, I wonder if maybe, just this once, a teenager could grow into an adult unscathed, his body uninjured, my heart unbroken.
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It's a barbecue chicken *deep-dish* quesadilla, which gets breaded, deep-fried, topped with marinara sauce and pepperonis, baked like a pizza, and inexplicably served with an herb sour cream sauce.
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Hamilton said the water was about 35 or 40 feet deep where they jumped in, making it more than deep enough for the woman weighted down by her wheelchair to sink.
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Current AI systems are largely powered by a statistical technique called deep learning, and deep learning is very effective at learning correlations, such as correlations between images or sounds and labels.
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"It's a theater artist's paradise in a way, because there's such a deep psychological and sociological support for the theater, in addition to a deep state and financial structure," he said.
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SINKING DEEP mine shafts is hard, says Graham Clarke, operations director at Sirius Minerals, a company digging the first properly deep mine—a mile down—in Britain for over 2200 years.
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David's knowledge of the Middle East is deep and detailed, based in part on his own experience, with frequent travel to Israel and contacts deep in Israeli social and political life.
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"Established funds will spin up deep tech teams and more funds will be founded to address this market, especially where deep tech meets sustainability," according to Fifty Years investor, Seth Bannon.
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I have deep, deep concerns about the shifting toward oligarchic power, especially after decisions like Citizens United that are allowing even more exertion of power and corruption within our political system.
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" He then took a deep breath and continued: "OK.
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How Deep is Your Love - Calvin Harris and Disciples.
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No — the story was tucked deep inside major newspapers.
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It reflects your basic, overall personality — nothing too deep.
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He is — does not have that deep Southern drawl.
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" At this, he told me I was "deep, homie.
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A little deeper … but not totally deep in color.
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" Or "The Washington Post, Mouthpiece of the Deep State.
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It felt like a revolution — urgent, deep, vital, true.
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The Deep South — New Orleans, mostly — occupies the landscape.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Deep losses in Amazon Inc (AMZN.
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" She added that she was dissenting "with deep sadness.
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" She added that she was dissenting with "deep sadness.
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You open a closet door & find a deep canyon.
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I'm not a deep state — oh are you kidding?
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" That scarcity gives collectors "a deep desire for masterworks.
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Yes, I was in deep , but weren't we all?
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The Ultimate Deep Learning and NLP Certification Bundle — $29
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So what happens with ... Oh, what's a deep fake?
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But the kind of deep house I'm referring to here is akin to the kind of pulled pork you get served at a festival where some gormless deep house duo are plodding through an hour of shoulder-shrugs-in-the-air to a disinterested audience of punters more interested in pulled pork than deep house.
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