The invention of the wheel wasn't just the invention of the wheel, it was also the invention of the road.
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With the invention of the car came the invention of the car accident.
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Two of his tales describe the invention of the alphabet and the invention of letter-writing.
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As a formal device, it allows freedom of invention, but the invention is structured by internal logic.
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You know, look, the greatest invention that was ever made in western civilization was the invention of the Sabbath.
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Where we expect to see problems, it sees opportunities — chances for invention and self-invention, even if it takes struggle.
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The pencil with an eraser on its end is an American invention, depending on what your definition of invention is.
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For example, if I am granted a patent right to a new invention, another individual cannot use that invention without permission.
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Necessity is the mother of invention, as the adage goes, and this invention is not only necessary, but worthy and good.
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Policymakers must be ever vigilant in their support for invention, a healthy invention system, and the necessary adoption and innovation that follows.
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Given this track record of invention, it would be surprising if the future didn't bring with it the invention of new pigments.
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I happened to have this invention, and the value of my invention was exaggerated by the country, which led to a promotion for me.
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The study looked only at patents that are invalid because the invention they claim is not really new, and therefore is not an invention at all.
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And that's why when it's time for Poncho to make something groundbreaking, it's not just going to be an invention, it's going to be the invention.
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We have to think of these technologies, especially machine-learning and artificial intelligence, as more like the invention of electricity than the invention of the light bulb.
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Kanye didn't speak much outside the music, but you could more or less imagine him comparing the invention of steel beams to the invention of the electric guitar.
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Oyster cultivation was invented by Sergius Orata, a Roman engineer also often credited with the invention of underfloor heating, and since his invention, oyster farming has become big business.
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In a 2012 piece honoring the 110th anniversary of Willis Carrier's invention of air conditioning, Architect magazine honored the invention, but sounded a bit contrite about what Carter wrought.
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Foodborne illness has been the target of agricultural invention since the invention of farming, but we haven't generated enough science to stomp out E.coli and other pathogens at the source.
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The invention of third-sex gender markers is a far better idea than the invention of male and female gender markers—but most things are, since those were a terrible idea.
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When, to his relief, his plastic invention fired a .
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" The wheelchair, according to Pau, was a "boring invention.
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Mr. Bakken's invention transformed Medtronic — but not right away.
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While I clearly wasn't around at the invention of the printing press, it strikes me that this could very well be one of the lowest points for media trustworthiness since said invention.
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Images and audio have been manipulated almost since their invention.
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Is choreographic invention too much to expect from family entertainment?
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A similar invention, called Hushme, hit crowdfunding sites last year.
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He said the Black Death group was solely his invention.
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It was powered by a major invention: the steam engine.
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But, there's one invention that our beloved Americans can keep.
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Pasteurization: it's still a good invention, even 154 years later.
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The Invention of Russia: From Gorbachev's Freedom to Putin's War.
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The album too is littered with invention and indelible hooks.
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There was a difference between invention and innovation, he said.
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This is the best invention that you never knew existed.
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And here's a history of Japan's most successful invention — ramen.
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His passion for invention and pushing forward inspired so many.
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A patent is a temporary monopoly on a new invention.
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It's like the invention of the mouse with the GUI.
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Why pretend that it is an inventory, not an invention?
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This genius dish isn't a new invention, Extra Crispy reports.
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Many philosophize that AI will be the last human invention.
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How else do you explain the invention of sampler platters?
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Until the invention of the microscope, microbiology did not exist.
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Superfast Primetime Ultimate Nation: The Relentless Invention of Modern India.
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CHARLES EVANS: Necessity is the mother of all invention, right?
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HE'S LIKE THE CANDLEMAKER AFTER THE INVENTION OF ELECTRICITY. MCC:?
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You could certainly call Jeff Bezos a master of invention.
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Her most recent invention is a pair of robotic arms.
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Your invention isn't going to be perfect the first time.
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Reinvention, it seems, will be just as important as invention.
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I had always assumed cream cheese was a Jewish invention.
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The lady came out of my love for visual invention.
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Hutchins' invention didn't allow him to change his wakeup time.
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Get Makey Makey: An Invention Kit for Everyone See Details
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"Necessity is the mother of invention" goes the old saying.
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Up against the concrete, Grimes is all color and invention.
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Cartoons are of course the ultra fantasy, the absolute invention.
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RUNNING against the media is not a Donald Trump invention.
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Their latest invention sounds cute: "little pink", or xiao fenhong.
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So this word, gender fluidity, is kind of an invention.
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Talk about an invention that has remained true to itself.
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Maor offers a brief account of the invention of the
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Her latest invention is a line of luggage called TuffTech.
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One man's hunch led to the invention of 3D printing.
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It also could hinder the invention of other new offerings.
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That was my invention, Blazer boasted while seeking marketing contracts.
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In times of recession, it is time for invention. 5.
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Computers were the most potent invention of the 20th century.
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The invention of Excel is a pox on the world.
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A "new" invention, the electric guitar, replaced the horn section.
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And for that, I have Mr. Wang's invention to thank.
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Yet as they say, necessity is the mother of invention.
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In 1875, the invention of radio was still decades away.
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Still, Taneja is a writer of considerable energy and invention.
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The period in between was a time of remarkable invention.
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Not curation but creation — the invention of images above all.
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The "model minority" is an invention to reinforce white supremacy.
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With the invention of the metronome it became more acute.
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And that something was the invention of the cotton gin.
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And the geography of invention is getting narrower every year.
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Is it a story of triumph and invention and progress?
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This magical invention reaches into all the nooks and crannies.
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His invention, called gel electrophoresis, is in wide use today.
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Seiichi Miyake, whose invention is recognized today on Google's homepage.
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"I'm convinced that this story is pure invention," she said.
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It's a memoir of pure poetry and courage and invention.
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"There's definitely room for equality, room for invention," Sciamma said.
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The battery "domesticized electricity," said the note accompanying Volta's invention.
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The experience is only heightened by the invention of gifs.
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It wasn't an invention of 1970s Berkeley or 1980s Yountville.
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It wasn't an invention of 1970s Berkeley or 1980s Yountville.
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What explains the American penchant for creativity, invention and innovation?
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Smart Wheel Inventor TJ Evarts (far right) explains his invention.
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Might Daisy's "past life" be entirely her own knowing invention?
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The internet did not start out as a neutral invention.
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This isn't a sudden advertiser invention; it's an ongoing trend.
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The cultures in the book were of my own invention!
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In case you forgot his invention inspired that awesome jingle.
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Both spots have taken credit for its invention ever since.
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I know this article has an American bent, but to me from a purely public health point of view the invention of soap and sewers advanced the human cause more than any machine invention.
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Our ancient ancestors who witnessed the invention of the wheel probably thought it was rather useful, but had no inkling of the critical importance such an invention had on so many subsequent technological advances.
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Eberhardt was born in 1877, the same year as the invention of the phonograph, a fact emphasized in The Great Invisible with a playful archival recording of a man grandly presenting Edison's great invention.
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Dr Liu is considering other uses for his invention, as well.
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All these remarkable journeys to one critical invention — and to America.
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Why Every TV Needs a SoundbarSoundbars are a relatively new invention.
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The "retweet" which helps tweets go viral was a user invention.
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What followed Hertz's experiments was a flurry of invention and innovation.
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A small price to pay for access to this exquisite invention.
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Rather, it's more a genre of transportation than a single invention.
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Go deeper: Facebook is beating Snapchat on its own invention — stories
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And right now it's a time for invention rather than profiting.
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Whatever the intention, the invention was lampooned savagely in the press.
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"What if it was a discovery, not an invention?" another muses.
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The peak change was 210.97 to 100 years after the invention.
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Mark Zuckerberg: And so that, because it's not an American invention.
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Every challenge has a theme, and this year's theme is invention.
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There is plenty to be charmed by in Mr Chan's invention.
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But this invention which sort of does both is just unsettling.
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Dr Gollakota's invention uses a technology called "LoRa" (from "long range").
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"Borders are the worst invention ever made by politicians," he added.
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Actually, this invention was certainly developed well before the bus accident.
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It's a human invention, a value token that makes exchange easier.
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Is there a downside to this invention we're just not seeing?
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DK: My first invention never made it to the big time.
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Peoples has a U.S. utility patent for the invention, he said.
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The smartphone is a marvellous invention, but it can be frustrating.
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Wow, I'm the NASA Government Invention of the Year for 2014!!!
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The Renaissance is often portrayed as a home-grown European invention.
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Ms. Higgins joined "Mothers of Invention" after an extensive audition process.
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In the meantime, Kearns filed for a patent on his invention.
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America was built on three things: Invention, slavery, and high fives.
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The Collector of Lives: Giorgio Vasari and the Invention of Art.
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More than that, others argue, it has stifled invention and imagination.
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Previous scholarship held that the invention of agriculture made sedentism possible.
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The search drives prosecution and needs to encompass the full invention.
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Some cheeses come with a legend or myth behind their invention.
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Actually, the name Queen Anne's lace is a North American invention.
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American entrepreneurship has always pushed the boundaries of invention and ingenuity.
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The StashBack Wallet case is another ingenious invention of Incipio's making.
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But we also realize that spurring invention requires profound cultural shifts.
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Such a great invention, she'd said on the phone that day.
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"The French fry is an American invention," read one cheerful post.
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GHETTO: The Invention of a Place, the History of an Idea.
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A Pennsylvania teen's invention could help make roads a safer place.
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The time between an invention and its impact can be short.
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Bacon enthusiasts will know that this is not a revolutionary invention.
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Religion and race are invention of the savage and uncivil people.
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But necessity is the mother of invention, and something magical happened.
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Helen Gurley Brown is a fabulous story of American self-invention.
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Some of the period coverage of Lamarr's invention attests to this.
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The man dwells in a loopy land of his own invention.
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The film could've started with your self-invention as an artist.
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Port is as much a British invention as a Portuguese wine.
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But its invention also inevitably brings up issues of technological doping.
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Paul Auster's "The Invention of Solitude" took longer to get through.
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For the textile artist Adam Pogue, necessity has always bred invention.
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As far as she's concerned, the Yeti is a divine invention.
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To some Britons, American gotten is a cute or irritating invention.
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Gatling's invention had the very opposite effect of what he intended.
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"Relentless Invention: New Korean Cinema, 1996-2003" runs Friday through Dec.
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"The Art of the Deal" was the invention of its ghostwriter.
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Our national history gained a legion of diarists after photography's invention.
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One single invention can make for a huge advancement in biotechnology.
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"I think there's so much opportunity for invention there," he said.
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The trade commission complaint said that consumers were told they had to spend about $3,000 for a "Global Invention Royalty Analysis" to begin the process of examining an invention with the goal of getting a patent.
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Did he mean to combine all of that movement, audacity and invention?
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The invention of the front-facing camera didn't make things easier, either.
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According to the app's description, Joe Biden thinks it's an amazing invention.
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Frank James Matthews III clearly remembers the invention of the robo-call.
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In the longterm, Kalantar-zadeh sees big things for his team's invention.
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The mastermind behind the recipe uploaded photos of his invention to Twitter.
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Doudna and Charpentier's invention of use of CRISPR-Cas9 in any environment.
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Oh, and he also used his invention for a very special PROMposal.
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Truman used the new invention, the television, to get his ideas across.
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The Patent Office said that he wasn't allowed to patent his invention.
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In her autobiography, the British author speaks to the invention of Poirot.
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This is fascinating because Thanksgiving is an American invention of a holiday.
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It was a new invention thanks to last-minute stress and determination.
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One share went to Arthur Ashkin, honouring his invention of optical tweezers.
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Sue, meanwhile, gathers her friends to offer feedback on her new invention.
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"We know that exploration leads to invention, innovation and discovery," Collins said.
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The NOVA decarboxylator is a brilliant new invention that activates THC precisely.
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Occasionally their grammar becomes a bit clotted, but they abound with invention.
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Lucky for all of us, he chose not to patent his invention.
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This week she was named "America's Top Young Scientist" for her invention.
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The annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) can be a showcase of invention.
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In the grand scheme of mankind, diapers are a relatively new invention.
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It is an invention of Erdal Arikan, a Turkish professor in mathematics.
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Their invention is a sensory sleeve that fits over a knitted glove.
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The coffee coolatta is the greatest invention of the 90's. Crazy.
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The invention allows people to create one of three types of devices.
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The invention also relates to an articulated vehicle with a steering member.
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Honestly nobody Is listening especially since the invention of the mute button.
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But, do not wait until your patent issues to commercialize your invention.
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Another invention (spoiler alert) is a bombing incident at the movie's climax.
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With the invention of text, we might have gotten a literate culture.
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But, an equally ridiculous and genius invention just changed those moments forever.
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French bureaucracy has also historically been a drag on entrepreneurship and invention.
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Tube-Wringer This is the best invention that you never knew existed.
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Uranus is the sign of invention, and Saturn is all about structure.
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But homosexuality, of course, was by no means a 19th-century invention.
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He spent approximately two decades hammering out the specifications of his invention.
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BPO will look at that in a future iteration of the invention.
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But they do say that necessity is the mother of all invention.
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But the amber-colored liquor pales in comparison to a previous invention.
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This is partly due to the progression of scientific discovery and invention.
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I mention Pau's invention and ask him if he would buy one.
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Few people know that the 3 point seatbelt is a Swedish invention!
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JR: One thing is the invention of new materials and new designs.
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Until the moment I stumbled across Byredo's newest invention, the Kabuki Perfume.
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GHETTOThe Invention of a Place, the History of an IdeaBy Mitchell DuneierIllustrated.
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With doses of invention and schmalz, the movie draws on recent events.
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Suddenly inspired, she started working on her invention the very next day.
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Think about it: Things changed after the invention of the digital voltmeter.
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She then launched into a highly technical presentation of Theranos' newest invention.
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That great invention, however, also gives us insight into his dangerous ego.
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THE INVENTION OF NATURE: Alexander Von Humboldt's New World, by Andrea Wulf.
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Since the 85033s, taxpayer funded invention has become decoupled from commercial innovation.
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No great invention as ever been accomplished without a public/private partnership.
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IKEA claims that the invention will cut down assembly time by half.
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Artists working back then probably couldn't imagine the invention of new colors.
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Uranus is the planet of invention and genius, of surprise and electricity.
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The Whopper's invention preceded the Big Mac by a whole ten years.
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His fellow Victorian-era Londoner Charles Dickens was obsessed with the invention.
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Spanx are a great invention, but not for a 26-year-old.
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The paintings are a composite of a number of sources, including invention.
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Criticism follows other people's work; then again, so does all human invention.
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THE ROYAL SOCIETY: And the Invention of Modern Science, by Adrian Tinniswood.
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She is a relatively recent invention with nothing on her rap sheet.
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So this is not a new, you know, invention of the Republicans.
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But Bangladesh, as the world knows the country, is a modern invention.
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Especially with minors, they most often are the invention of cornered minds.
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What became of his invention deeply troubled him in his later years.
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Another kind of experiment was the invention of machines powered by steam.
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We learned in action that necessity is indeed the mother of invention.
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So pet trusts are an invention to try and solve that problem.
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With the right amount of invention (and biography), it all feels true.
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Franklin's famous kite experiment led to the invention of the lightning rod.
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Little Women's drop-off corresponds to the invention of gendered children's literature.
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The album confronts mortality with a last burst of probing, passionate invention.
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Maybe he should have considered appearing in "The Mother of Invention," too.
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C'est la meilleure invention que snap est jamais faite #cameo #snapchat pic.twitter.
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Yes. The products aren't an internet invention, or even a recent one.
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Because of his invention, pesticide use dropped in Hawaii and production flourished.
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What the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference taught me about invention and revision.
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But his invention eventually became nearly ubiquitous in every office and home.
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And the degree, and kind, of self-invention is dizzying, and contagious.
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America at its best is a leader in global innovation and invention.
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But a modern invention, "blue neon," appears, as do swelling synthesizer tones.
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First, a disclaimer: The gif is not the internet's most incredible invention.
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When invention does rear its head, the results are not always spectacular.
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He shared with prospective company stakeholders the impact his invention could have.
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Siminoff's invention didn't just apply a "smart home" sheen to the doorbell.
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You can think of it as a clever invention, wrought by evolution.
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Take his team's latest invention: the Kérastase Hair Coach Powered by Withings.
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Robbins' son said that his father didn't get rich from his invention.
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The invention of the internal combustion engine was among the key drivers.
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"Death is very likely the single best invention of life," he said.
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Dayton has always been known as a city of invention and individualism.
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Dayton has always been known as a city of invention and individualism.
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But our captivation with this image, once again, is overwhelmingly Plato's invention.
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Adroitly put together, the choreography is studded with real beauty and invention.
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This marriage of pastors and parties is not a Latin American invention.
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The first 10 are all he can do in engineering, in invention.
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From this inquest of space and history there is discovery and invention.
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Further, classroom technology adoption begets even more entrepreneurship and invention in this sector.
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Examples range from the invention of the printing press to the Industrial Revolution.
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Diversity is the engine of invention — it generates creativity that enriches the world.
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Trump has dismissed climate change as a Chinese invention aimed at hurting America.
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But Biro didn't profit as much as he could have from his invention.
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An invention of another self in order to be heard breaks my heart.
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Weissman's invention sounds A. genius and B. like a robot version of Ratatouille.
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CHRIS: But we allowed invention to happen in the studio for certain ideas.
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It being 2018 and all, the new invention is being funded on Kickstarter.
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It was the most significant invention in the history of the social web.
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Speakers have come a long way since their invention in the late 1800s.
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Axon's latest invention could easily become a secondary, crowdsourced form of racialized surveillance.
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Everything dubbed a "magical" invention crackles with the unsettlingly soullessness of a machine.
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He took to Twitter Tuesday morning to defend his fun-size rescue invention.
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But a new invention simply called the Letter Desk could help change that.
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This mouth has claimed self-invention, but was born gnawing a silver spoon.
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Her brilliant invention has helped restore vision to people all over the world.
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As is often the case, necessity was the mother of Tampa Bay's invention.
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The invention was described in a study published today in Nature Biomedical Engineering.
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Some researchers argue these changes were brought about by the invention of cooking.
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As Jason Bourne demonstrates, the sense of discovery and invention is long gone.
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It sounds a lot like the invention of jaywalking in the early 1900s.
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Their work often found that a "novel invention" wasn't so novel after all.
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This Swedish invention is made of 98-percent…Read more Read[Laughing Squid]
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How much of the invention did you take from your munitions magnate husband?
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They're wonders of human invention, metal machines that harness explosions into precise actions.
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BALZAC had some unusual ideas about photography, a new invention in his time.
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Our theory is that it's transparent aluminum, an invention of Star Trek's Scotty.
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What makes ASMR horror so interesting is its diversity and spirit of invention.
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The power of the thong disintegrated with the invention of the seamless brief.
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Differential privacy isn't an Apple invention; academics have studied the concept for years.
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Or if Steve Jobs had quit working after his first home run invention?
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Perhaps its an invention that could change in-flight drinking in the future.
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I like the interpretation and the invention these people are coming up with.
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Be thankful his high range still contains so much room for improvised invention.
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Schoolmaster Pastor George Njenga says the invention has so far been very successful.
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It has been called the greatest invention no one has ever heard of.
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The problem is that this style is not simply an invention of Trump.
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Isabelle Clement is a disabled cyclist who can see benefits to Ford's invention.
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If the problem was real, you could feel more comfortable with the invention.
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A paper in Nature Nanotechnology announced the small, inexpensive invention in early August.
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Football, the national sport, is an English invention, as are some Argentine teams.
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Now, Dr Shim has unveiled PIBOT2, a full-sized version of his invention.
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There are many potential benefits of this invention, including its non-hormonal quality.
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Lazy Girls are real people, not some click-baited invention of desperate publishers.
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SINCE their invention two centuries ago, batteries have been made from many things.
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RP: Nature as a concept, like every other concept, is a human invention.
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Björk, an experimental Icelandic artist, has also included Franklin's invention in her songs.
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The invention that underlies it, called the "blockchain", is widely considered downright brilliant.
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Here's how his invention works and why it just might revolutionize space travel.
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That invention, the "Type-Writer, 1868," was granted a patent on this day.
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But like her other invention, Jane Marple, she had a firm moral compass.
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Just because a computer gets involved doesn't suddenly make an existing invention patentable.
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This invention—the Echo, they called it—became one of their signature memes.
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Think of how long TV existed like this before the invention of TiVo!
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This dastardly invention will make the diva — code name, the Canary — sound flat.
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In fact, the ocean lifesaver has rarely actually seen his invention in action.
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"Our Final Invention" gives still more warnings about the dangers of artificial intelligence.
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HOW MUSIC GOT FREE: A Story of Obsession and Invention, by Stephen Witt.
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But King's latest invention, which he tweeted about on Sunday, sounds significantly friendlier.
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The actor plays an incredibly honest woman in "The Invention of Lying" (2009).
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Rimsky's luscious invention, sometimes Debussyan in modernist hues, often anticipates Stravinsky's early scores.
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As inventors, we feel good if our invention has created value for people.
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An invention he calls TheBlankBox, which features a loud 12 gauge-shotgun blank.
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In 1998, Bach-y-Rita founded a company, Wicab, to commercialize his invention.
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I've previously done work with ideas of self-perception, transformation, and re-invention.
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Open source and DIY electronics open up opportunities for home automation and invention.
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Many historians attribute their invention to Australian scientist David Warren in the 22s.
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Prior to Potts' invention, the traffic light used only red and green lights.
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The word monozukuri, incidentally, is a relatively new invention, barely 20 years old.
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It was even named "invention of the year" in 2017 by Time magazine.
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But in reality, the crossword is a recent invention, born out of desperation.
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THE INVENTION OF ANA By Mikkel Rosengaard Translated by Caroline Waight 294 pp.
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But to recognize that it's an invention is to dream that they could.
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All around him was shiny invention but it wielded a double-edged sword.
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"The poem is an invention that exists in spite of history," she said.
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With necessity being the mother's milk of invention, Mr. Sanna had another idea.
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"et tu, brute" is a renaissance invention "Caesar is a soldier," Strauss says.
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Already, word of the invention has excited interest and speculation among other experts.
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Instead, he allows Shostakovich's restless invention to sound joyful for its own sake.
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The net effect was a substantial reduction in invention in the United States.
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Eighteen years later, Continental Baking used his invention to produce Wonder bread nationwide.
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Dwelt on too long, GIFs begin to seem like a constricted, claustrophobic invention.
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" He added, "It is the invention of forms that I am involved with.
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Before the invention of the mechanical ventilator, there was no plug to pull.
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Her invention won her age category at the Google Science Fair in 2013.
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And, it&aposs the greatest, most wonderful invention in a long, long time.
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After Hasbro declines to market Ms. Hettinger's invention, the patent expires in 217.
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Books of The Times THE INVENTION OF ANGELA CARTERA BiographyBy Edmund Gordon215 pages.
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Yet it's also radically new, full of maniacal invention and page-turning momentum.
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Still, Marlena is Cat's invention, and Cat is Marlena's — they invent each other.
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Looking back, it seems every invention has had its fair share of critics.
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The invention of the pill was heralded as a triumph of modern medicine.
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"That seems to have been the invention of some prop designer," said Rick.
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Ms. Lee wrote fictitious police reports and witnesses' statements to accompany each invention.
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He claims that the sandwich cake was a new culinary invention in 1965.
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That's how I understand how to form a book, with invention and imagination.
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As you said, the invention of modern venture capital really did happen here.
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Under the old first-to-invent system, you could be the first to conceive of an invention and still obtain patent rights over an earlier filer by showing that you conceived first and continued to diligently work on your invention.
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Of course, his invention could not provide its own energy, so one might consider the next most important invention to be the power plant and grid that made the delivery of energy to homes and businesses commonplace in most of world.
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Invention abounds; the last image of coglike, interconnected movement by the group is astonishing.
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The invention was crucial, of course — but it was distribution that gave it impact.
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Do they think it is a helpful invention that encourages more people to cook?
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DNA testing is actually a recent historical invention -- it only emerged in the 99.93s.
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His bizarre hair appears in these sketches as a large slug, a wonderful invention.
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A better argument is that the singular they is hardly a newfangled political invention.
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Despite what its name may suggest, the Canadian Tuxedo is a thoroughly American invention.
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Everything changed with the invention of the "talkie" — or movies with sound — in 20153.
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The computer revolution was enabled, in large part, by a single invention: the transistor.
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The device—about the size of an avocado—was literally a life-saving invention.
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I, like most of you, it seems, long for originality; for invention and creativity.
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We had to do some invention since we started the company three years ago.
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But the symbolic power of women's dress was not a foreign invention, Zoepf felt.
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This is no Mr. Hankey the Christmas Poo, a recent invention by modern man.
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Shockingly, he didn't end up burning down all of England with this invention.[YouTube]
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That forecast came true only with the invention of nuclear weapons a decade later.
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Though emblematic of our time, energy drinks aren't an invention of the new millennium.
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The invention could make divers safer and more effective, and it definitely looks cool.
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If someone asked you what the world's greatest invention was, what would you say?
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Doomsday prepping is an American invention, born from the nuclear panics of the 1950s.
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Those outages helped them understand they had a significant, scalable invention on their hands.
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The Obama campaign's "Fight the Smears" website declared that the allegations were an invention.
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The company plans to use the seed funding to market its invention to customers.
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Researchers at Canada's Citizen Lab recently reported on Tencent's invention of new censorship techniques.
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Performers have been kicking out audience members with impunity since the invention of heckling.
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Following Thomas Edison's harnessing of electricity, the field rapidly shifted from invention to implementation.
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The hottest invention in biology, CRISPR allows scientists to cut out and replace genes.
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China's foreign minister, Wang Yi, called the allegation an invention of the Western media.
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ML: Negro Superman is about a consciousness that anyone can be a self-invention.
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Another theorizer proposed that this isn't Delos' army, but rather an invention by Ford.
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The invention of what General Electric called "electric servants" liberated women from domestic slavery.
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That combination of conviction and invention is what I aspire to with my color.
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In addition to saving consumers money, the engineers' invention will also aid with recycling.
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The same can't be said for the Christmas special, where he's purely an invention.
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Necessity may be the mother of invention, but it's also the child of desperation.
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Plus this plump, delectable looking Nike Air invention that is making our stomachs growl.
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Carter that comes through in Edmund Gordon's The Invention of Angela Carter: A Biography.
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In very stark contrast, "alt-left" is a strawman invention of far-right websites.
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Which is why the invention of the robot vacuum was an absolute game changer.
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The invention that snagged this year's Radical Innovation Award is every frequent traveler's dream.
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This is precisely why we're grateful for the mighty invention that is removable wallpapers.
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Dr Gooding's invention, described in this month's ACS Sensors, is based on titanium oxide.
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Containerized shipping (An American invention) completely revolutionized and reduced the cost of seaborne transportation.
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There was a lack of pace, of movement, of invention — even from Lionel Messi.
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But he rarely sees his invention in action, since he tends to get seasick.
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Biracialism, religious syncretism, and the invention of traditions all allow for compromises over identity.
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But the intensity and the brilliance of his invention could be felt again today.
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The point was for Edison to showcase his lab's glorious new invention: the kinetograph.
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Only human invention, in the form of steel and concrete, stands in its way.
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You post a YouTube video of your child's remarkable invention at summer robot camp.
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Police departments around the country bought Mr. Borkenstein's invention and versions developed by competitors.
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But with the invention of the car, anyone could drive out to the wilderness.
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GHETTO: The Invention of a Place, the History of an Idea, by Mitchell Duneier.
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How much of Francis Begbie is real, and how much is he an invention?
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Greg Castillo: The exhibition conveys the breadth of creative invention unleashed by the counterculture.
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Since their invention roughly 100 years ago, plastics have come to dominate our world.
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Necessity is the mother of invention, but sometimes crazy ideas also play their part.
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" She tested her new invention on her acquaintances, the stories go, hosting "coffee afternoons.
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"There wasn't just one 'Aha!' revolutionary moment," Walia says of the invention of Nailbot.
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Fatebe is Muslimova's invention, which is every cartoonist's dream — to make a memorable character.
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Anti-Semitism is indeed a mainly European invention with a proven capacity to mutate.
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Each one was a magic trick, some alchemical reaction between knowledge, belief and invention.
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Too often, though, her work has the texture of transcription, not invention or improvisation.
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This is a work of fiction, a category of writing succinctly defined as invention.
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Mr. O'Neill was innovative and entrepreneurial, but necessity was the mother of this invention.
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Winkel sent his invention to the Dutch Institute of Sciences in 19783 for assessment.
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"Taking a kind of novel path through the material just necessitates invention," he added.
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It's certainly not some recent invention by newspapers to circumvent labor laws in California.
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The Hunger Games star opened up about the tasty culinary invention back in 2016.
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Baird's first invention could transmit the outline of an image a few feet away.
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Ghetto: The Invention of a Place, the History of an Idea, by Mitchell Duneier.
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In interviews for the show, he combines details of Tanja's story with extravagant invention.
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But this is also a story of the invention of the modern luxury canon.
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Self-driving technology isn't a discrete invention that will suddenly arrive in a moment.
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Such uninhibited invention can delight — and can easily tip over into tiresome self-indulgence.
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Aside from the basic situation, virtually every detail of the picture is Rockwell's invention.
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The invention of the spectroscope in the mid-220th century brought new solar discoveries.
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Mr. Taylor even had a vital role in the invention of the computer mouse.
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Now, Sreshta and Stork are putting their invention to use in their own backyard.
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Agnon, the Hebrew name by which he became universally known, was his own invention.
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The republic is his invention of course, but Iraqis know what he is mocking.
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But Buenrostro's invention also sparked more sweeping and fundamental changes, especially in cellular taxonomy.
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It's important to keep in mind that America's current barriers are a recent invention.
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However, the U.D.H.R. was proclaimed in 1948, long before the invention of the internet.
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It's a timely invention, especially in a region with a chronic shortage of doctors.
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Next, to spread word of her invention, she decided to produce a promo video.
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One was the daguerreotype, which was a French invention by Louis-Jacques-Mandé Daguerre.
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"I think it's just a great invention for people who want to find love."
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Next is Bella Breeze, an air-conditioned furniture invention that could revolutionize outdoor dining.
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The style was often called "release technique," and some accredited its invention to her.
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The large office, like the factory, is an invention of the past two centuries.
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An invention of a nation that has never dealt properly with its own history.
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THE INVENTION OF SCIENCE: A New History of the Scientific Revolution, by David Wootton.
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But the company is most known for its invention of the Segway personal transporter.
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Faith in progress, in invention, in some basic urge to constantly make life better.
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It's well known that the invention of the railways increased the sales of books.
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The connotation of prudence as caution, or aversion to risk, is a modern invention.
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But working at Taavo Somer's unusual spot, Isa, should have made invention second nature.
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Yes, but, as you know, this kind of thing is not a Russian invention.
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On the campaign trail on Wednesday, Trump served up a fresh invention about Clinton.
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Fitness classes have been "obsolete" since the invention of the VCR in the 1970s.
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They question whether the invention could have played a role in Tesla's mysterious death.
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The number one cure—since the disease's invention in ancient Greece—was pelvic massage.
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When Grateau came up with his invention, both Walker and Malone were small children.
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Thus the first ultraintelligent machine is the last invention that man need ever make.
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Linn's invention could be played straight out of the box by working musical professionals.
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Munroe emphasizes that modern art is global and historical, not just a Western invention.
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What, then, to make of the potential of Chuck Hull's invention in 1983 of "stereolithography"?
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DNA testing is actually a very recent historical invention -- it only emerged in the 1980s.
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This invention from the 70s nearly brought one of my American MUNCHIES colleagues to despair.
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The Guardian quoted his daughter, Mariana, in 2008: The Biro was my father's greatest invention.
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Yancey is so excited to see the Bluefish Concepts version of his invention the Waveskate.
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So I kept my invention a secret — a solo secret thing reserved only for bedtime.
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Jason Henry for WIRED Apple's last mind-blowing computer invention was almost a decade ago.
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The Gees Bend quilters taught me that necessity and creativity are the parents of invention.
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Hilton claims it's the invention of the selfie, which according to her happened on Nov.
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"It has a little funkiness from the wine," Hermosillo says of his ruby-colored invention.
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"Their [sense of] purpose is being lit up by the planet of invention," she adds.
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A native Oaxacan, she taught me about the glorious invention that is the tlayuda, a.k.a.
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He is the greatest boon for the business since the invention of the printing press.
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Skepticism about polling is newer, if only because polling itself is a relatively recent invention.
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His first invention was the H1, a chronological tool used for determining longitude at sea.
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While possibility plays the critical role of midwife, necessity is still the mother of invention.
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Until that support comes, Lee holds the blueprint to a simple invention with massive potential.
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But with the invention of the paint tube in 1841, the craft became more accessible.
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They've put a lot of thought and invention into catering to the lowest common denominator.
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That businessman was named King Camp Gillette, and his invention was a steel safety razor.
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My friends and I hung all over our new invention, making the other guys jealous.
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Ransomware schemes have become a lot more effective since the invention of Bitcoin in 2009.
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His invention filled a giant hole in the beverage industry left by declining beer sales.
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For the Democratic Centre, "Duque is a great invention," says Carlos Cortes, a political analyst.
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It is difficult, today, to reconcile radical painterly invention with dusty still lifes and charcoal.
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He briefly considered founding Warby Franklin but ultimately decided not to profit off his invention.
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The popular proverb about necessity being the mother of invention is certainly true for us.
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Sir Tim also seems more concerned than ever with what we're doing to his invention.
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They even named the new invention the "Gyeondyo-bar", which translates to "hang in there".
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Uranus is the planet of invention; you're going to feel very inspired to change things.
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Until the invention of the telescope, astronomy had been stuck in a rut for millennia.
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The strength came from invention, ingenuity and competitive spirit combined with leadership and financial management.
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Though Lamarr, and her invention, have been the subject of research — and a Google Doodle!
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But for every practical invention, there is also a totally outlandish, off-the-wall gizmo.
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And be sure to check out PEOPLE Now Friday morning for more Mothers of Invention.
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It is sport as dance, as ballet, a perfect marriage of physical control and invention.
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Nostalgia itself promotes stagnation or regression, which is antithetical to the advancement that invention represents.
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You can look of it at as a re-invention of a news magazine style.
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His latest invention is a modded Roomba that screams horrifically when it bumps into things.
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Robert Friedel, who has written a history of the zip, calls it "an unlikely invention".
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Because why give something standard this year when you can wow with an insane invention?
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So we were ahead on the invention, but we're not making them at that scale.
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These automated dispensers have come a long way since their invention in the early 1800s.
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The company began back in 1989 with the invention of a headband mini flashlight holder.
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Many entrepreneurs assume that an invention carries intrinsic value, but that assumption is a fallacy.
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The NBA star isn't the only celebrity to endorse (in his case, unofficially) the invention.
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Later, an English plumber named Thomas Crapper developed that invention into a more modern loo.
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And its invention came about with a surprising level of drama, as it turns out.
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This animal invention is 44 percent off the original price of $249 for Prime Day.
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They're the mutations, the outliers, the flaws that create art or the new invention, right?
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So they relied on a friend, Michael J. Mahon, and his unique "Apple crate" invention.
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You will also complete a peer-reviewed capstone project and get feedback on your invention.
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Not just in recorded history, not just since the invention of agriculture 10,000 years ago.
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But stairs—a human invention just as "unnatural" as an elevator—could stop it dead.
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This was called frequency hopping, and in 1942, she received a patent for her invention.
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For his first invention that had him flying through the air, the hoverbike worked out.
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The two teams, Broad has said, are not really claiming the same invention at all.
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The list includes Peter Thiel's "Zero to One" and "Our Final Invention" by James Barrat.
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Some new invention came around and all of sudden one sport became a new sport.
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Is Fitzgerald's seeming invention of "forensic linguistics" worth anybody's time, or is it complete bullshit?
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Goon of Fortune makes use of an earlier Australian invention: the Hills Hoist spinning clothesline.
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The bot is designed with DEKA, whose founder was behind the invention of the Segway.
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"I think the thing that's so great about the invention is the versatility," Cardon says.
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When the invention was demonstrated, Brazil's Emperor Dom Pedro famously said, "My God, it talks!"
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"The distinction between invention and implementation is critical, and too often ignored," observes Mr Bessen.
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The genius of Schotz's invention is that it effectively subverted the cassette tape's existing mechanisms.
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The modern-day invention tikka masala is casually noted next to korma, a Mughlai legend.
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Monopoly power based on invention of a digital platform, network or pharmaceutical patent is unchecked.
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Manson's made-up religion was a cut-and-paste invention that borrowed from many sources.
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Larsen has mainly patented keyboard-related technologies, so this invention is a first for him.
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Women are grossly underrepresented among patent holders, despite their growing presence in invention prone disciplines.
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But the remarkable, disappointing fact is that his fictional Shostakovich is not his own invention.
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The last time that the government conducted the survey was before the invention of smartphones.
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For every invention destined to change everything (again!), what do we lose in the fire?
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Although computers seem like a relatively modern invention, computing dates back to the early 1800s.
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As a capitalist, I then start discussing ways they could make money off their invention.
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The cash register, in all its forms, was an important invention, but it had limitations.
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Ah yes, Data's famous positronic brain, the blinking, miracle invention that powers our favorite android.
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Since their invention (which dates back to 950 B.C.E.), prosthetics have served one purpose: function.
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Neptune was discovered during the invention of photography and the rise of séances and spiritualism.
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But, "innovation is what they do at DARPA," the Pentagon's radical invention lab, says Clifton.
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Twenty years later, the invention of Mylar would lead to the first machine-washable sequin.
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Planet Blue, a California software company, also created an invention directed to actual technical challenges.
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Some of these limitations were overcome in 2013 with the invention of the KONE UltraRope.
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He patented his invention, and you'll find his name today on many escalators and elevators.
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The exhibition covers a range of embroidery techniques, modes of fabric production, and artistic invention.
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Today he expresses remorse for his invention — and is increasingly tired of the whole story.
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That's what Daniel Idzkowski, creator of the SkunkLock, is hoping his new invention will do.
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Residents of Buffalo, New York had loved their signature wings since their invention in 1964.
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In taming infinity, Archimedes paved the way for the invention of calculus 2,000 years later.
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The invention of this lost child for the show might make Cersei seem more sympathetic.
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Mija defends Okja when the corporation that created the pig comes to claim its invention.
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That's a complete reversal of the direction we've been going since the invention of television.
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We know about its benefits and detriments, but sleeping aids are a relatively newfangled invention.
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Though Carone's subject has the presence of an actual person, she is the artist's invention.
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The artist predates Madonna, Lady Gaga and Cardi B as a mistress of self-invention.
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The story centers around an invention called the prism, which is a quantum communications device.
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THE MIRAGE FACTORY Illusion, Imagination, and the Invention of Los Angeles By Gary Krist Illustrated.
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Watered with imagination and invention, some mirages evidently can sink their roots deeply into reality.
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But in fact, it is Walt Disney, the patron saint of Los Angeles self-invention.
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The brilliant, clear fruitiness we associate with white wine today is a relatively recent invention.
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Mr. Bakken was a direct beneficiary of his invention, having pacemakers implanted in himself twice.
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Perhaps science, the presumably unique human invention, actually is an adaptation that simply recapitulates evolution.
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Today, we know them as a Frankenstein-like invention, zombie chemicals that will not die.
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This blurring of memory and invention means Buckmaster's past remains as opaque as his present.
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He does not want to see his invention restricted to one thing or the other.
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And a young scientist's invention shows promise for detecting levels of lead in drinking water.
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Experts also warn that the Ukraine meddling narrative is an invention of Russian intelligence services.
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Fracking, along with horizontal drilling, are "as important as the invention the iPhone," Sommers said.
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Since their invention in 1963, millions of the lamps have been sold across the globe.
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Yet the conceit of "O Peixe" is that this fishing technique is a pure invention.
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A place of innovation and invention, where a new kind of battle is being waged.
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"Late term" is an invention of anti-abortion extremists to confuse, mislead and increase stigma.
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Corporations were using Newman's invention of a phrase without giving her any credit or compensation.
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Housing finance reform does not require the invention of an entirely new mortgage finance system.
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His most significant invention was the crankshaft, a device which converts rotation into linear movement.
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China had a big move, and we track the invention and thers' no intervention whatsoever.
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Diligent's signature invention, a robot prototype named Moxi, is roaming outside of the presentation room.
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What happens to Elio is a more ambiguous and open-ended process of self-invention.
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It's melody-first pop music packed with bright invention, seemingly devoid of focus-grouped compromise.
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I want to go back 199573 times as far: back to the invention of agriculture.
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It's an invention that has spurred a whole new biotech industry and helps save lives.
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"Isaac Asimov suggested that the invention of eyeglasses is what created the Renaissance," said Rabkin.
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Honorable Mention: "The Andromeda Strain" (1971) — for the invention of aliens that aren't even organic!
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The series' ending is almost a complete invention, but I like it better, I think.
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And we're done watching, and waiting while this invention called whiteness uses and abuses us.
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This famous Australian chocolate powder is the greatest thing since the invention of sliced bread.
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The Adventures of Alexander von Humboldt, by Andrea Wulf (out April 2) Wulf follows up her gorgeous The Invention of Nature, a page-turner on Humboldt and the conceptual invention of a living Earth, with a graphic work on the 19th century explorer's life. 3.
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Shots of Jordi's students are laden with uncertainty; at times, they look capable of malicious invention.
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Live town hall meetings are not a new invention in the televised coverage of presidential politics.
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The invention and commercialization of the internet is one of the things that makes America great.
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They didn't think about just spending whatever to get to ... Necessity's the mother of all invention.
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Tar sounds like a relatively modern invention, but it's actually been around for quite some time.
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The best invention since sliced bread is a flour that will make your sliced bread caffeinated.
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Before the invention of clothing, agriculture, and even the wheel, our ancestors were playing with fire.
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Actually, some traditional winemakers have told us that Gïk is a blasphemy or a terrible invention.
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This is Tommie's latest invention, the Kool Breeze Hard Hat, which was designed for construction workers.
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That way, if any other kids want to bring the invention to their lockers, they can.
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The image Trump evoked, of a mass of counterprotesters "charging with clubs," is a complete invention.
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Things like email, GPS, and music streaming would be obsolete without the invention of the internet.
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OK. So Dunkin&apos Donuts, who I&aposm a big fan of, has a new invention.
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Dr Ashkin's first invention was essentially the opposite of the tractor beams common in science fiction.
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The ex-Marine and "avid sportsman, hunter and skeet shooter" never used his invention for sport.
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Kavanaugh's confirmation is the closest successful Supreme Court confirmation vote since the invention of the mousetrap.
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AT&T says the hexagonal symbol of its logo was inspired by Bell's tetrahedral kite invention.
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Poor countries tend to grow faster than rich ones, largely because imitation is easier than invention.
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"In a broader context, this isn't an Iron Man or Captain America–level invention," Ramesh said.
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Another article from him calls the entire idea of conspiracy theories an invention of the CIA.
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Still, the court sided with the EFF, ruling that the patent wasn't representative of an invention.
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RVs are a quintessentially American invention: more than two-thirds are made in the United States.
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After their invention in 1960, lasers' maximum intensities rose quickly, increasing almost 100,000-fold by 1970.
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Lidar was developed as a surveying method following the invention of the laser in the 1960s.
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GE's gadget-invention partner FirstBuild is launching Pique, a cold-brew coffee maker for the home.
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Check out the video above with FirstBuild's co-founder Taylor Dawson talking about his latest invention.
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As a technology, the abacus predates the making of glass and the invention of the alphabet.
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And all the wars in Mr Allison's sample broke out before the invention of nuclear weapons.
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This is supposed to be exciting — a celebration of the profligacy of human invention and imagination.
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He says he's happy the invention he made for his little girl can help other children.
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" In a statement to the Associated Press, Verhofstadt quipped: "I thought surrealism was a Belgian invention.
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Yet, for many, the manual effort of pen against paper still incubates invention best of all.
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We have a machinist from New Jersey to thank for the invention of modern-day glitter.
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But this notion of adolescence as a phase of irresponsible behavior is a relatively new invention.
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Jahn taught gymnastics on devices of his own invention: balance beams, parallel bars and so on.
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It's pretty rare to be able to trace a word's invention back to a single person.
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Rather, it might be the human invention of words and our ability to give words meaning.
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It's a reminder of the power of low budgets and production limitations to spur creative invention.
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If you'd care to make your own version, the USPTO has detailed drawings for Prince's invention.
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But perhaps his best-known invention was the one that gave the original Clapper a brain.
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Many, including me, have cited parallels between Gutenberg's invention of the printing press and the internet.
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She needed to be the next Steve Jobs, this had to be her invention, her patents.
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FB: What is the connection between virtuosic self-invention and sexual flamboyance, as with Rick James?
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It was based on the movie Hugo, but it's actually called The Invention of Hugo Cabret.
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And we explain how one man's invention in 210 led to dramatic changes in skylines worldwide.
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When Tesla patented the invention, he billed it as a tool of exploration, transportation, and war.
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Uranus is the planet of innovation and invention—but it can also bring chaos and instability!
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Maybe there is an invention that could do this that could save a lot of lives.
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He wanted to see whether the kinds of insights that lead to invention could be engineered.
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Newcomen's invention wasn't very good: compared to Watt's machine, it was inefficient and costly to run.
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Dr Eleftheriou's invention consists of a tiny blob of germanium antimony telluride sandwiched between two electrodes.
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McDonald's Italy is offering a new burger that sounds like the invention of a daydreaming stoner.
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Credit cards are a relatively new invention that have entered into something of an innovation rut.
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We live in a nation as limitless and boundless as the next invention or new idea.
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Ms. Higgins is a comedian, but "Mothers of Invention" is not a comedy show, she said.
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The invention of antibiotics, which were developed for medical use in the 1940s, changed all that.
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Singing about self-invention, connections and independence, she emerged as a solo phenomenon online and onstage.
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The invention, revealed Wednesday at the Australasian Simulation Congress in Melbourne, Australia, is called the HeroSurg.
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The invention and imagination of the thirties slowed to a set of stereotyped, blandly biomorphic solutions.
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I want an invention that would make the task nothing but pure joy: house-cleaning lasers.
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Except true love, the invention of the Fast Pass, and finding $10 in your winter coat.
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The region was once famed for its science and mathematics (including the invention of the zero).
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It makes it safe to spend time and money refining the invention before the imitators arrive.
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They aim to apply for a patent for their invention with the university by next year.
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But it also discovered, and eventually preferred, several others that were entirely of its own invention.
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With every single cheesy invention I make, I want to bring the fans along the journey.
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Countless videos purporting to show alien aircraft have been popping up since the invention of film.
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Jackson does make us feel one consequential flaw in the Fifth Republic as a political invention.
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It's a late invention, evolutionarily, and a lot of the brain's machinery was already in place.
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Basically, the entire way we live today is a consequence of the invention of the automobile.
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Can't Say it Ain't Country isn't a grand re-invention of the band's sound or story.
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Drinking songs are common all over the world, but the snapsvisa is a wholly Nordic invention.
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They settle on claiming responsibility for the invention of the ubiquitous, but humble Post-it Note.
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In 2015, The Economist compared the invention of the smartphone to that of the printed book.
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Making a snail smoke weed, as Reddit would like everyone to know, is not an invention.
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The invention behind the buprenorphine patent in question was developed more than a dozen years ago.
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It's all conspiratorial, but it is that way because these are acts of grand narrative invention.
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While most creatures (including human beings) are diploid (we have two chromosomes), Allen's invention has three.
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We're kind of hoping so, after getting a glimpse of Burger King's newest invention, the Whopperito.
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It created a great culture of invention at Bloomberg, which has more software engineers than journalists.
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Leading the charge is Pascal Rénéric, whose Monsieur Jourdain is a marvel of breathless comedic invention.
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It's invention run amok, marketing gone mad, the odoriferous emblem of commercialism without compunction or bounds.
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Despite the internet being an American invention, the US does not have the world's best internet.
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Back in 1942, in that breathless story about her invention, Lamarr insisted that she hadn't changed.
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He was particularly proud of his stuffed ham egg rolls, which are a relatively new invention.
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All that is to say, with every invention comes the good, the bad and the meh.
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The first, the rumored farm site of glitter's invention, refused to answer any of my questions.
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Like the young Bob Dylan, Prince saw publicity as an arena for subterfuge and self-invention.
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I'm more intrigued by things that aren't highbrow, like diners, which are such an American invention.
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It's both a record and an invention, a compound of false history and genuine cultural cliché.
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KENNETH CUKIER celebrates the invention of a musical instrument that turns 100 in 2020—the Theremin.
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An indoor display will also illustrate how people kept cool before the invention of air-conditioning.
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Before the invention of writing, the only way to possess a poem was to memorize it.
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The fiction of an audience that knows what he's about may be his chief invention. ♦
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Each will be evaluated on three criteria: Does their invention fill a need in the marketplace?
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There is an element of onstage clownishness that some audiences might take to be an invention.
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"Constraints breed resourcefulness, self-sufficiency and invention," reads an Amazon leadership principle listed on its website.
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We recognize such shortcomings, but nonetheless see great value in emulating some aspects of Florentine invention.
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"No invention of modern times has extended its influence so rapidly," Scientific American reported in 1852.
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Brons said that with her invention, students can hold the bow correctly from their first lesson.
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Prior to the vaccine's invention in 1963, about 3 to 4 million Americans were infected yearly.
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Will the necessity of avoiding nuclear war, in this case, become again the mother of invention?
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He bought Victorian stereoscopes and backlit slide viewers and even commissioned devices of his own invention.
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They met at Stanford, where in 1996 they came up with the invention that spawned Google.
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As she sings about self-invention and self-discovery, she accomplishes exactly that in the music.
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The ridiculous exchange in the scene, Mr. Reiner relates in the commentary, was Mr. Crystal's invention.
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BIG SCIENCE: Ernest Lawrence and the Invention That Launched the Military-Industrial Complex, by Michael Hiltzik.
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There was visual invention in every work, and there was pride in his identity as well.
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The use of coffee spread across the region and led to a second invention—the cafe.
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And we have tons of invention and ideas and working our way through that experimental list.
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Under names like Lucite and Plexiglas, acrylic resin was an invention of the early 20th century.
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Mr. Dorsey said the invention of Bitcoin had made it possible to revive those early ideals.
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His most recent book, "Hedy & Her Amazing Invention," was published this month by Penny Candy Books.
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Cindy Sherman was showing in galleries around town, spurring interest in self-invention with her photographs.
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When she first contacted the company about her invention in 2014, she heard back almost immediately.
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You got a great idea,'" A representative also told her she should patent her invention "ASAP.
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It was, to me, the biography that would weave together the science of invention and art.
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Box wine—also known as cask wine or "goon bags" in Australia—is an Australian invention.
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An individual who possessed almost spiritual qualities—an aura which inspired constant invention and unflinching devotion.
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Joy in the face of structural oppression has been the damndest invention of our diasporic kind.
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The Author is a modern, Western invention, really, and plagiarism exists only as its flip side.
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It was the invention of the printing press that made the proliferation of original authorship possible.
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"The present invention makes available for the first time a more or less general purpose machine that has universal application to a vast diversity of applications where cyclic control is to be desired; and in this aspect, the invention accomplishes many important results," the patent filing states.
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A law that allows federal officials to retrieve emails or other storied files left on third-party servers for more than 180 days, it passed in 1986 - before the invention of the world wide web and well before the invention of modern cloud storage or web mail.
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"Physicists and electrical engineers had little to do with the invention of the digital computer," Simon said.
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At work, most of the profit and frequently the credit for art and invention accrue to others.
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And elephant society does indeed have parallels with the way humans lived before the invention of agriculture.
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Solution: The electric razor, Jacob Schick's 1923 invention and the morning savior of many a lazy man.
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Then she says she's hard at work on another invention—one that will take us there someday.
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Since the invention of the internet, their methods have evolved, and their motivations remain complex and intertwined.
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It's still an impressive invention, and if you believe Rober, most of the video is still legit.
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Another complaint read:I found this invention help type company thinking they were on the up and up.
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Before the invention of the computer, most experimental psychologists thought the brain was an unknowable black box.
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Matt's invention Addax is a modular sofa that can be easily constructed and deconstructed, moved and expanded.
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It's that face, of barely concealed delight at his own invention, that was used for the meme.
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Consider the Pomodoro Technique®, an offline invention of the 1980s now undergoing an app-fueled revival.
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The recipe is an invention of Grant Melton, a Rachel Ray acolyte and brilliant Brooklyn-based chef.
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Though moleskin isn't a new textile, the organic, weather-treated version Hilgart uses was her own invention.
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Standard & Poor's was running indexes for many years prior to the invention of the S&P 1003.
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It warned an "inevitable" AI arms race could prove as revolutionary as the invention of nuclear weapons.
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So the SEC came up with a solution in 2000 with the invention of 10b5-1 plans.
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The title "Nasaheim" is an invention, but it did come from the name Anaheim, where Disneyland is.
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An invention that debuted Thursday could let you see all the spots you're missing when you brush.
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Edison refuses because of his nonviolence principles but recognizes the potential to pin the invention on Westinghouse.
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The "AbsorbPlate" is a new invention by ad agency, BBDO Bangkok, and the Thai government health board.
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The invention of videotapes in 1951 also introduced a then-novel way to teach and engage students.
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Their invention started a sub trend of bars across the country and an actual ban from Facebook.
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Hettinger created the invention more than two decades ago, hoping to entertain her 7-year-old daughter.
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Anna Atkins bridges the gap between the invention of photography and its role as a scientific tool.
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Dobbs has received a fair amount of blowback and outrage for his invention, which he finds distressing.
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Since their invention by China's Tang Dynasty in the 7th century, humans have been awed by fireworks.
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And just in case you were wondering, she claims she was "completely sober" while devouring this invention.
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Ten years after their invention, using cryptocurrencies to pay for goods and services remains a niche pastime.
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The invention of internet wags, the mustachioed men posed piously in photos and championed vague social programmes.
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The reason Larami entered a deal with me was because I had patent protection for my invention.
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That likely helped the small Chromecast team get their invention before Page and co-founder Sergey Brin.
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The invention further relates to the inbred and hybrid genetic complements of plants of variety CV971868.Right.
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This Simple Invention Seals Gunshot Wounds in 15 Seconds FlatTo stop bleeding, apply pressure—with tiny sponges.
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The way Americans celebrate the holiday today—as an annual, secular event—is a 19th-century invention.
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