"Every bit of the blood found in 800Xchange was identified as Chris," says Dalu.
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It was every bit of the symbolism I didn't fully know I was missing.
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Meanwhile, technology has never made it so easy to catch every bit of the action.
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Each dot and line is distinct, and every bit of the red landscape is filled.
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Every bit of the production, from opening night to the last night of the tour.
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It takes every bit of the time to get to every one and build relationships.
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It's a new level of using every bit of the Kardashian industrial complex for parts.
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Every bit of the art that I put out in the world, I mean it 200%.
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It ensures that the audience feels every bit of the violence and horror of what she's doing.
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Smear a proper naughty quantity of the mayo all over every bit of the inside top face.
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Woods "deserves every bit of the attention and the accolades and everything that he gets," Thomas added.
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Nearly every bit of the Spark has leaked through various sources and yet the controller remains a secret.
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Every bit of the famous Richard Lippold sculpture of bronze rods suspended above the bar has been cleaned.
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Some focused their cellphones on Dr. Harris in order to preserve every bit of the 10-year-old's wisdom.
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And of course, the land of fake hair is every bit of the technicolor luxury we always knew it would be.
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The track dropped today, complete with a video starring Herring himself, and it lives up to every bit of the hype.
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If we weren't told that we were going to lose every bit of the self we had finally grown to love.
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This budget is a blatant attack on the poor, and it deserves every bit of the outrage that will inevitably greet it.
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This very specific attention to detail is reflected in every bit of the show, from the sharp dialogue to the wonderful cinematography.
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I love this because it helps you stretch every bit of the $120 price tag when you&aposre on a tight budget.
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She uses her voice as an instrument, saturating the song with soft whispers, making sure every bit of the track is covered.
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They're going to need every bit of the offense cranking tomorrow against the Corey Kluber/Andrew Miller pairing that has shut them down.
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Every bit of the success I have today, on every movie, there's a direct relationship to that and face-to-face human connection.
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If Umbria is truly famous for anything, it is for salumi, salt-cured pork products that expertly use every bit of the animal.
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Cases of female abuse deserve every bit of the outrage and accountability they've mustered, and add crucial complexity to the conservation about sexual abuse.
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The feature being announced today deletes data for both, meaning that it should cover every bit of the location history data Google holds on you.
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He made impossible passes, stepped out of sacks and showed every bit of the talent that made him the talk of the N.F.L. all season.
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Maybe I'm not following the election closely, but now I know that Elizabeth Warren's interested, I'm not going to read every bit of the coverage.
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It's a sinister track, deep down, and the video draws out every bit of the darkness with Herring facing flashbacks and dealing with what he's lost.
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And the best part is going to be sent to specialists, who are going to help us mine every bit of the information we have got.
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For most of the late 239th century and early 40st century, therapists tended to champion monogamy with every bit of the consistency that religious institutions did.
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With Eastern Ghouta secure, Mr Assad can train his guns on them, hoping to make good on his vow to take back every bit of the country.
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And if you love size, you can try a broad, thick toy to internally expand every bit of the canal and access the anterior and posterior fornices simultaneously.
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With that longview, including posted speed limits, the Panamera can perfectly calculate ideal throttle position, brake pressure and even transmission gear for every bit of the road ahead.
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Ultimately, they were able to get 0.9x average coverage, meaning that on average, the chance of every bit of the genome being covered once is around 90 percent.
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I got every bit of the five hours Apple promises, and that's not even considering the fact that you're almost never going to use these for five hours straight.
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In the 211 Belmont, his colt named Commissioner hit the midstretch looking every bit of the winner, but he was run down and beaten by a head by Tonalist.
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The Dallas Mavericks legend and his wife, Jessica Olsson, hit up the beach in Tulum earlier this week ... makin' a splash and enjoying every bit of the unemployment life.
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He seemed to live up to every bit of the hype in his UFC debut as he brutally starched Paulo Thiago and left him face down in just forty seconds.
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And the Jets' defense, so stout early in the game, let every bit of the hard-earned lead squirt away, with the Buffalo Bills rallying for a 73-16 victory.
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It's more than 50 years old and looks every bit of the roadhouse honky tonk it began as (they may even be playing it up a bit, for the tourists).
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I personally look forward to my 30th year with the league and have truly enjoyed every bit of the past 29 years as a player, coach, executive, and sponsor of the league.
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Every bit of the house and the world around it is rendered in exquisite detail, and quietly; there's no soundtrack to Roma, but the impeccable sound design puts you right into every scene.
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Robbins, both a micro and macro choreographer, was able to show the body's expressiveness without self-conscious touches, while taking care that every bit of the stage served a purpose — even the negative space.
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While Kolfage might be in good company, it sounds like GoFundMe will be automatically handing back every bit of the $20 million he raised before getting called out for changing the terms of the campaign.
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Watching her mime the motions of spreading sweet butter on a freshly baked poppy-seed roll — every bit of the roll's surface had to be covered — was like hearing her declare: My family loved me!
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The jacket, in Outlier parlance, is an "experiment," a limited-release garment that indulges every bit of the otaku flair for which Outlier has been known since Abe Burmeister and Tyler Clemens founded it in 2008.
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It gives the driver every bit of the enjoyment of a supercar without suffering supercar sticker prices or the fear of overshooting the moon with more power than can be reasonably handled by a mere mortal.
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"We sold off every bit of the company we could sell off to hold our journalism investment as flat as humanly possible," Mr. Sulzberger, who became publisher in 2018, told me in an interview last week.
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There is one positive way of looking at this whole situation: The smoky back rooms are all gone now, making way for a 24-hour feed that chronicles every bit of the action under klieg lights.
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Every bit of the process—skimming pages of a cookbook, picking a recipe, tracing my finger over the instructions as I spilled flour all over my counter, kneading the dough, whisking eggs—I was enraptured by.
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Every bit of the old trivalent vaccine must be removed simultaneously around the world and disposed of, Dr. Orenstein said, because the new, bivalent kind gives children no protection against an epidemic of mutant Type 2 polio.
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The first governors and lawmakers who propose a "money-back guarantee" for taxpayers to take tax breaks and subsidies away from big corporations that don't create jobs will deserve every bit of the massive applause they'll get.
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Its presence on the motorcycle subverts the romantic sentimentalities in the other features of the Vicla and becomes a powerful reminder to viewers that Flores is every bit of the badass required to handle this powerful machine.
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Her crazily caricatured "Tracey" (21915), all legs and breasts, planted in a rolling office chair and wearing only black stockings and red shoes, possesses every bit of the frankness, cheek, and congenital insolence of Schiele's revolutionary nudes.
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As it turned out, White Sox starter Reynaldo Lopez and the bullpen needed every bit of the outburst after the Royals rallied for four sixth-inning runs, including a two-run home run from designated hitter Jorge Soler.
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It's not a true file system that lets you dig through every bit of the operating system's bits and pieces as you can on macOS or Windows, but it's the missing piece of the puzzle for productivity users.
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It's about a combative but still amorous marriage — "I remember how it felt the first few times/Skin to skin before you knew how to get under mine" — and Mr. Bridges captures every bit of the ambivalent longing.
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What really made the Turbo S E-Hybrid feel so composed while I whipped it around that twisty circuit, though, was that any time it's above about 24,2918 RPMs, every bit of the car's 0003 pound-feet of torque is available.
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Taylor fills every bit of the stage with all that he mastered during his career: a kaleidoscopic command of structure, the simplicity of walking and full-bodied movement ranging from twisted, sculptural contortions to gleeful jumps that slice through space.
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The new lawsuit is even broader with Republican lawyers pushing for every bit of the 900-page law to be tossed out now that Congress has repealed the individual mandate, arguing that without it the rest of the law is unconstitutional without it.
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It turns out that this meal was worth every bit of the wait, not for the quality of the cuisine, but because it was so damn refreshing to spend a few hours with someone so committed to being more than pretty and proper.
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Its story beats are propelled as much in flashback as they are in real time, but this is not one of those whiplash-back-and-forth movies; Lonergan connects every bit of the Chandlers' history into the now, drawing lines between old issues with new.
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While no one has heard a word of it, we already know that Republicans will hate every bit of the speech, and are already preparing a rebuttal, a ritual that's usually reserved for a promising, if perhaps under-the-radar, member of the opposition party.
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In my own work with trauma survivors as a therapist, little by little, I invite the retelling of unspeakable events, help patients to feel every bit of the emotional activation attached to the experience, and together we hold it all in a compassionate space.
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Instead of trying to manage the handoff between machine and man, Google decided to keep at it until the company had a vehicle that could handle every bit of the driving — so much so, in fact, that later prototypes didn't even have steering wheels or brake pedals.
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And now Bob Woodward -- without question the preeminent political reporter and chronicler of the White House in the last four decades -- has written a book that confirms every bit of the portrayals we've seen about who Trump is, who he surrounds himself and how he conducts his business.
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"At extreme valuations, it's important to remember that the completion of a hypervalued market cycle can wipe out every bit of the stock market's total return over-and-above T-bills, going back not just a few years, but for over a decade," he said in a recent blog post.
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Here, for instance, is how Snapchat constructs its home screen, which notably was the first mainstream social app to open straight into a camera: It's also a testament to the ever-expanding complexity of the app that Snap put together multiple versions of these diagrams to fully explain every bit of the software.
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Since all Aciman's readers really want is to see Oliver and Elio together again, all that came before this reunion made for a frustrating and occasionally clumsy wait — but the payoff makes you feel every bit of the years of separation both characters had to live through, waiting for their lives to sync up once again.
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Still, despite the heroics of Bird and Tanaka, who shut out the Indians on three hits over seven innings, and effective pitching from Aroldis Chapman, who retired Carlos Santana on a fly ball to center with two runners on to end the game, the Yankees needed every bit of the 6-foot-43-inch frame of right fielder Aaron Judge.
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Both of these features allow small changes to propagate rapidly through iterations of the algorithm, such that every bit of the output should depend on every bit of the input before the algorithm terminates.
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He died in Plains Nursing Home, Plains, Georgia in 1986, and is buried in Eastview Cemetery, Americus, GA. Steve Leggett, Allmusic reviewer, has called him "Quite possibl[y] the last of the great blues street singers". Charles Farmer said in the liner notes to a 2011 re-release of the 1975 album It’s a Mean Old World to Try to Live In, "He played what he called the holy blues with every bit of the rawness of the rural blues and every bit of the energy of the church". In 2010, Brown was inducted into the Georgia Music Hall of Fame.
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A legendary person. You're going to remember every bit of the session you have with her. She's so vocal – you know that you're with someone who knows what she's doing." In January 2015, it was announced that Ciara was "putting the finishing touches on the lead single with Harmony Samuels.
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Use every bit of the rod length to create a large figure eight with wide, round turns. Do not do anything abrupt. Make it easy for the fish to take the lure. However, keep a close eye on lure speed. A big drop in speed might decrease the fish’s desire to chase.
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Kire Paputts is a Canadian film director and screenwriter."Kire Paputts documents Gerrard Street East". toronto.com, August 20, 2013. He is most noted for his feature films The Rainbow Kid, which premiered at the 2015 Toronto International Film Festival,"The Rainbow Kid is worth every bit of the pot of gold he finds himself in search of".
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Every bit of the body is displayed from head to toe from different sections. There is a section on comparative anatomy, where large collection of animals, their skeleton and bones are displayed. The museum of pathology displays diseased body parts and organs. The section on lifestyle related diseases displays specimens of diseases that occur in humans.
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Kundan Lal Jaggi’s grandson – Raghav Jaggi, belongs with every bit of the restaurant and his grandfather’s soul & life’s milestones. To pay his respect towards the global revolutionizing culinary experience with the signature inventions, Raghav Jaggi has been curating the masterpiece of this tribute – a restaurant by the name of Daryaganj at Worldmark 1 – Aerocity, Connaught Place, New Delhi and Pacific Mall, Tagore Garden, New Delhi.
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An adjustable sewing mannequin or dress form is used to create form-fitting clothing. If the fabric is expensive, the tailor tries to use every bit of the cloth rectangle in constructing the clothing; perhaps cutting triangular pieces from one corner of the cloth, and adding them elsewhere as gussets. Traditional European patterns for men's shirts and women's chemises take this approach. These remnants can also be reused to make patchwork hats, vests, and skirts.
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Sikhism believes that God is Oneness that permeates the entirety of creation and beyond. It abides within every bit of the creation as symbolized by the symbol Ik Onkar. The One is indescribable yet knowable and perceivable to anyone who surrenders their egoism and meditates upon that Oneness. The Sikh gurus have described God in numerous ways in their hymns included in the Guru Granth Sahib, the holy scripture of Sikhism, but the oneness of the deity is consistently emphasized throughout.
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Deterministic methods of SC has been developed to perform completely accurate computation with SC circuits. The essential principle of these methods is that every bit of one bit-streams interacts with every bit of the other bit-streams exactly once. To produce completely accurate result with these methods, the operation must run for the product of the length of input bit-streams. Deterministic methods are developed based on unary bit-streams, pseudo-random bit-streams, and low-discrepancy bit-streams.
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After a certain time, the women of the high classes came with the food they had prepared. When they had finished eating Lord Shiv asked his wife that with what was she going to bless the women as she had already finished every bit of the "suhagras" on blessing the women of lower classes. To this, Goddess Parvati replied that she intended to bless these women with her own blood. Saying so, she scratched the tip of her finger and sprinkled the blood on these women.
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One critic commented, "Wood does flip cynicism with such precise, easy rhythms and with such obvious pleasure in naughtiness that she's impossible to hate." In Down in the Valley, which was directed by David Jacobson, Wood's character, Tobe, falls in love with an older man, a cowboy who is at odds with modern society (Edward Norton). Of her performance, it was written that "Wood conveys every bit of the adamant certainty and aching vulnerability inherent in late adolescence." Wood has commented on her choice of sexually themed roles, saying that she is not aiming for the "shock factor" in her film choices.
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The king expectedly did not believe the story and ordered his servants to fill the compound of Bhavaji's house with sugarcane, and asked Bhavaji to eat every bit of the sugarcane before dawn. The king also asked his guards to stand outside the house to ensure that nobody went in. Since it was practically impossible to eat such a large amount of sugarcane for any human in one night, Bhavaji simply sat chanting the name of the Lord. After he eventually fell asleep, a huge white elephant appeared inside his home, finished the sugarcane within moments, and disappeared.
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Even more ornate is the church in Tzicatlán, which is a small rural farming village, with every bit of the surface of the main façade decorated with brightly colored images and sculptures. In the modern era, architectural styles have evolved into new and sometimes eclectic forms. Skyscrapers, almost all of which are in the city of Puebla, include Edificio Vacas at 42 meters high, Torre Géminis at 50 meters high, Torre Nora at 69 meters high to the tallest, Torre Ejecutiva JVI and Torre Ejecutiva JVI at 100 meters high each. These last two have a triangular shape and are covered in blue tinged glass.
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Built in stages between 1965 and 1967, I-475 was originally built with two lanes in each direction, and a wide median with forest, mostly of sweetgum trees. When the one lane was added in each direction, every bit of the median was paved, with a full-lane-wide shoulder in both directions instead of the normal very narrow ones, and a Jersey barrier designed to prevent head-on collisions, instead of leaving, replanting any trees, other landscaping or native vegetation. In 1965, the entire length of the highway was under construction; it opened two years later. At the time I-75 going into Macon was not yet complete.
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This was accomplished by interleaving every bit of the program along with the display itself; BASIC used all the even-numbered bits, and the display the odd-numbered bits. The interpreter would read out two bytes, drop all the odd- numbered bits, and assemble the results into a single byte of code. This was rendered invisible by setting two of the colors to be the same as the other two, such that colors `01` and `11` would be the same (white), so the presence, or lack, of a bit for BASIC had no effect on the screen. Additional memory was scavenged by using fewer lines vertically, only 88 instead of the full 102.
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During Mid November 2015, it was reported that Samantha would be dubbing for her role for the first time in Telugu. However, this was later refuted by Samantha herself During early January 2016, it was reported that the filming was progressing rapidly, and Nithiin was reportedly enjoying every bit of the shooting, being super happy with the output of the film so far. As of early February 2016, 80 percent of the shooting is completed and also the major part of the talkie has been shot. Filming of new schedule commenced in Pollachi on 15 February, and the unit canned a romantic duet and some important scenes featuring Nitin and Samantha for 10 days.
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An algorithm is said to run in sub-linear time (often spelled sublinear time) if T(n) = o(n). In particular this includes algorithms with the time complexities defined above. Typical algorithms that are exact and yet run in sub-linear time use parallel processing (as the NC1 matrix determinant calculation does), or alternatively have guaranteed assumptions on the input structure (as the logarithmic time binary search and many tree maintenance algorithms do). However, formal languages such as the set of all strings that have a 1-bit in the position indicated by the first log(n) bits of the string may depend on every bit of the input and yet be computable in sub-linear time.
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In cryptography, a boolean function is said to be complete if the value of each output bit depends on all input bits. This is a desirable property to have in an encryption cipher, so that if one bit of the input (plaintext) is changed, every bit of the output (ciphertext) has an average of 50% probability of changing. The easiest way to show why this is good is the following: consider that if we changed our 8-byte plaintext's last byte, it would only have any effect on the 8th byte of the ciphertext. This would mean that if the attacker guessed 256 different plaintext-ciphertext pairs, he would always know the last byte of every 8byte sequence we send (effectively 12.5% of all our data).
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Despite not being as acclaimed as its second season, reception of the first season was still generally positive. Despite giving the Edifying Ed-Ventures DVD a negative review, IGN's Mike Drucker praised the show, saying: "Every bit of the show is played for the maximum comic effect, and the interactions between the characters are usually very fun," and particularly praised the season finale, "Avast Ye Eds", saying that it is a "good example of how the animators developed a clever, surreal environment that most kids could probably relate to. They simply go wild and allow regular childhood adventures turn into comedic epics, very over-the-top, but still linked to the way that kids act and react to strange situations." While calling it a "gem" and of "entertaining nature", he criticized the storylines as "repetitive" and said the show "lacks the genius of SpongeBob".
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" David Reyneke of Potholes In My Blog also gave the album a 3.5 out of five, saying: "GMB is by no means a hip-hop game breaker, but it does prove that Pac Div is worth every bit of the hype that has been tossed around for nearly five years now." In a mixed review, XXL reviewer Bogar Alonso gave the album an "L", saying: "Pac Div was hoping to achieve a harder sound with GMB, and when it comes to the tongue-in- cheek “Bank,” “Sneakerboxes,” which features Chip Gnarly & Big Silk, and “Debo,” they certainly get there. But it is when they take a more casual approach to their sound, as on “Slow,” which sounds like a club anthem lost at a children's party, or the aimlessly catchy “Can't Help It,” that they reach heights only attained by Superman. On “No Superman,” they joke that they get confused for a member of Da Bush Babees, which might not be too far off considering how much “It's All Love,” seems like a Native Tongues throwback.
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