"It learns about you, it learns from your interactions, and it learns from things that you tap on," he said.
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So IfNotNow learns from Cosecha, Sunrise learns from IfNotNow, and so on.
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"It learns what your proclivities are, it learns what your idiosyncrasies are," he explains.
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She learns how to use a tablet; searches for herself, and learns that she disappeared.
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The rules are an alphabet that she learns even before she learns the real alphabet.
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As a fish, War learns about absolute monarchy; as an ant, he learns about totalitarian communism.
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As Alan learns more about his brothers and sisters, he learns more about himself as well.
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Replika learns about you through a series of programmed questions, and learns to be like you in return.
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The parents hold the child up and the child eventually learns to walk on his own and then learns to run.
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Then she learns to see herself as a node in a network of selves and thus learns mutuality and holistic thinking.
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He learns martial arts and self-defense from another young street-dweller, but he also learns a few indelible moral lessons.
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That is precisely what Michael learns about the humans he sought to torture, and in doing so he learns to redeem himself.
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She learns about the terrible secret her stepfather was keeping, and she learns about the ugly, unintended consequences of greed and sin.
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And he learns about the martial art itself, and he also learns about himself, and how his body and how his mind changes.
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It's quite demoralizing and dehumanizing … So in a weird way, it's interesting how Sophie almost learns more from Hanna than Hanna learns from Sophie.
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Juana's narration is also peppered with easy-to-figure-out Spanish words, so as Juana learns English, the reader learns un poco de Spanish too.
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I have a niece, and I've been watching her, and she learns from imitation — she learns from the things that she sees happening in the world.
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So she looks at it, doesn't really get it, learns about both, and learns about how they got to be so far away from each other.
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" Parasnis described Sensei as a "continuously learning system which learns from users' behavior — it learns from what users are doing with our products across the full suite.
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Multiple sclerosis (MS) happens when the body's immune system learns to attack its own nerve fibres in the same way that it learns to attack invading pathogens.
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He learns to deal with his grief and guilt surrounding the death of his friend, and he learns about his gift for, and the power of, story.
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"It learns how to move the joints to walk, learns how to avoid obstacles when walking or running," explained Hessam Bagherinezhad, one of the researchers, in an email.
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The one thing every actress attending the Cannes Film Festival for her first time learns, and learns fast, is that those ocean breezes can be a real outfit killer.
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With AI Portrait Ars, the generator learns how to create realistic portraits of people and the discriminator learns how to discern which aren't convincing enough based on the dataset.
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Sometimes — rarely — one side learns from the other.
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When a girl learns that the chance of skinning her knee is an acceptable reason not to attempt the fire pole, she learns to avoid activities outside her comfort zone.
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Ana, who vibrates at a "different galactic frequency," is not tamed, exactly, but she learns the art of kindness, while Paul, the perennial worrier and caretaker, learns resourcefulness and courage.
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Number 5 wanders off the robotics facility, stumbles into Ally Sheedy's life, learns to read, learns what it means to be "alive" and befuddles its designer played by Steve Guttenberg.
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" A child who learns these words learns that an apology consists of four parts: 1) Genuine remorse (not "I don't remember it that way" but "I am truly, wholeheartedly sorry.
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But a student from China learns those — plus English.
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" Another noted Kendall's previous controversies, claiming, "She never learns.
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So, as one AI system learns to classify birds, the other learns simultaneously to classify the behaviour of the first system, in order to explain how that system has reached its decisions.
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The weird girl learns how to be a hot girl, and the hot girl, through being trapped in the body of an ugly "middle-aged man," learns how to feel compassion for others.
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Eleven learns how to use her gift, which is important.
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If she wants to do a cat eye, she learns.
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She learns to read from her slave master's daughter, Missy.
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Monologue: Alec Baldwin Learns the True Meaning of Hosting SNL
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Elmo listens and learns from what they have to say.
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The reality is every student learns a little bit differently.
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The next morning, she learns the educator has gone missing.
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Renata learns of yet another betrayal by her dirtbag husband.
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Unlike many, she dissects her decisions and learns from them.
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Watch as this dog learns the language of love — a.k.a.
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I hope he watches this back and learns from it.
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A moneylender's daughter, even a bad moneylender, learns her numbers.
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"We want to learn how your brain learns," Lakhani said.
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He learns that different isn't weird, sad, better, or strange.
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A president who listens to advice, learns and changes direction?
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Second, Todoist also learns from the entire Todoist user base.
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Siri learns concepts by being fed endless numbers of examples.
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The point, you see, is that he learns and listens.
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When discussing a point of law, Gorsuch listens and learns.
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Formant learns, so next time the machine won't need assistance.
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Here's hoping she learns how to put the two together.
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Foggy is horrified when he learns of Murdock's secret identity.
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Elizabeth is not amused when she learns what he's said.
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No one learns at their best when they feel unsafe.
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He learns that Coach, too, grew up with an addict.
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Ultimately, everyone learns a hard and terrifying lesson about grief.
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Watch as Lucie learns how to live in the moment.
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It learns to recognize the common features of the infections.
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In learning to freestyle, he learns to free himself, too.
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Frankie considers applying to private school and learns to drive.
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Their daughter learns not to see the world this way.
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"Oh if it hits that temperature ..." It learns what's normal.
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I love to watch how my daughter learns to communicate.
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That is, until he learns there'll be no hotel accommodations.
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A great judge also admits and learns from past mistakes.
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He is a gentle man who learns to comprehend hatred.
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But not everyone learns the same lessons the same way.
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To his credit he takes responsibility and learns from them.
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What he learns is a lesson for all of us.
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The prince faces dangers, shows courage, learns the tiger's ways.
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In the show, by Kait Kerrigan and Brian Lowdermilk, Mudge learns a little obedience, and Henry learns there is no need to be possessive of his pet's love; there is plenty to go around.
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A.J. takes what he learns, writes it in articles and books, gives talks, creates opportunities and uses what he learns to make his life better, even if most of the experiment was a failure.
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In the show, by Kait Kerrigan and Brian Lowdermilk, Mudge learns a little obedience, and Henry learns that there is no need to be possessive of his pet's love; there is plenty to go around.
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In the sequel, Dory learns to hang on tight to her own family, but she also learns how to escape her anxiety spirals, and believe in her own capacity for learning, problem-solving, and courage.
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I just want to learn how she learns in this world.
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Many times, Moore said, she learns about developments in the news.
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Dany learns this when her dragon Viserion is killed by them.
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She soon learns the deeply negative side effects to this decision.
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The public usually learns an administrator's name when there's a fumble.
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The child must be kept amused and learns what he pleases.
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She learns of the group through a "leadership seminar" they hold.
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Jack learns that Kevin's in love with Kate's best friend Sophie.
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But this tiny online community is great—everyone learns from everyone.
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What he learns about himself drives him and the story forward.
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A New Zealand math or physics student learns specifically those subjects.
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The system learns as it goes, getting better with each iteration.
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As MashUp Machine's code learns, its suggestions will become more advanced.
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The photos were commissioned a month after the killing, PEOPLE learns.
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But look, everybody learns what they learn when they learn it.
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Towards the end of "Bye," Kimmy learns her efforts paid off.
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The widowed Momoko, for example, learns to live on her own.
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Kenny soon learns that his blackmailers aren't quite done with him.
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Go deeper: AI learns to write headlines (but not this one)
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Moreover, he learns some valuable lessons over the next few seasons.
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The boy has been removed from his parents' custody, PEOPLE learns.
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Texas man learns who may have murdered his daughter in 1984.
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" Clefairy learns a new song, and it's "Why You Always Lying?
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Wolfgang subsequently learns how to "visit" a sensate from another cluster.
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Flint learns of Legionnaires' disease spike as water crisis continues Gov.
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I pray for America's sake that Trump learns from Reagan's example.
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This Nest thermostat learns the temperatures you like and programs itself.
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Everybody learns a lot about themselves as they go through this.
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He loves the ball almost the way an infant learns to.
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Andrei learns that the Marxists originally named themselves September, the idea
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Bieber learns towards him and BAM: tears and gut-wrenching wails.
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And gradually, the audience, through Carol, learns to care for Phil.
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Over many attempts, the robot learns what constitutes a robust grasp.
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"It's time he learns we're on the same side," she says.
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What she learns when she makes contact is shocking and upsetting.
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Gaines learns to hold his silverware properly and to play bridge.
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He learns that his parents will raise their tolerance for deviance.
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The more that Stumo's family learns, the more incensed they get.
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Jupiter learns that the gods, alas, can never know human love.
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BoJack learns that he has a teenage daughter, Hollyhock (Aparna Nancherla).
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To no one's surprise, Perry eventually learns his grown-up lessons.
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They're already married and have a baby when he learns that.
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Here, Jesse learns how he shouldn't handle the very dangerous substance.
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Up next, Maggetti learns about any opportunities for his cast members
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Every schoolkid learns about the separation of powers at some point.
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But everyone soon learns about the intensity of the sequester rules.
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A majority of the population learns and understands by visual aid.
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There is no tutorial, and the player learns as they go.
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Will she storm off when she learns her mother's wedding plans?
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He has no rearview mirror and that means he learns little.
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A good person also perseveres and learns from their darkest mistakes.
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It lurks all around, as one immersed in grief quickly learns.
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She learns how to make kimchi jjigae from Marcus's Korean mother.
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Lowood is where Jane learns to perform meekness, restraint, modest femininity.
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Colbert learns that Trump is on the verge of 270 EVs.
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Elexia is less emotive and learns more slowly, Ms. Batista said.
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Her body showed signs of "obvious" trauma, PEOPLE learns from authorities.
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He's not going to change his behavior until he learns how.
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And your body almost physically learns to anticipate what's coming next.
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A boy learns of a faraway land without guns or gangs.
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Janice learns how to live a life independent of her husband.
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At 6, she learns how to fire a bolt-action pistol.
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If an animal learns a task, how does it show up?
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He has a beautiful family and struggles and learns an instrument.
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Then she learns of a cross-dresser who's been savagely attacked.
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Finally, he learns how to manage road rage with a yogi.
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Most require monitoring over time as technology evolves and society learns.
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It listens to neighbors and learns how to be a neighbor.
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Tangey learns she is booted off Locked in favor of a Chinese actress named Xu YiFei (Brianne Tju) at about the same time that Paige learns that Rainer is also using Xu to make Paige jealous.
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For example, to make photorealistic pictures of humans that never existed, you actually train two neural nets: One learns to draw pictures, and the other learns to judge between machine-drawn pictures and real-life ones.
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The reader learns as Jack learns, and often we learn more than he can yet grasp, but as with most books narrated by children, the gap between his understanding and ours is a territory of emotional power.
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But Isolt eventually learns that her aunt was also her parents' murderer.
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The deep neural network learns on its own, getting better with experience.
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The app learns the chords for songs you have on your phone.
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It learns only whether an applicant has passed or failed the test.
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A blacksmith learns to make horseshoes by making a thousand rubbish horseshoes.
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Today, though, she learns something new about the day she married Green.
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But it learns to avoid dying, because not-dying maximizes its exploration.
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If Amazon fails, it learns a lesson and takes a write-off.
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Through this monitoring software, Sara's mum learns that her daughter is pregnant.
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And it's come in handy as he learns to handle winter weather.
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As Sasha soon learns (a few apparitions later), the heart is tainted.
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The bigger mystery is how the brain learns to recognize different images.
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The system learns to predict which sounds should result in what transcriptions.
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Along the way, The Major learns some troubling things about her past.
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Mr. Peanutbutter escorts her to the doctor, where she learns she's pregnant.
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But in politics, if not in life, Clinton learns from his mistakes.
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Their differences make the relationship strong, and Cory learns to embrace that.
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Jodie Sweetin Is Back … and Learns Val Had a Crush on Her!
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In more pragmatical terms, AlphaGo is a bot that learns over time.
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At almost 38 years old, Doug finally learns how to play Minesweeper.
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Piquard was released Sunday evening after posting $1,000 cash bail, PEOPLE learns.
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A boy in an abusive adoptive household who learns he's a wizard?
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He was still alive, but bleeding profusely from the head, PEOPLE learns.
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Detectives had identified him early on as a possible suspect, PEOPLE learns.
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It then learns which words are associated with positive or negative scores.
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In each chapter the reader learns a lot about the animals involved.
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But that also learns that we have to moderate our use sometimes.
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Here, Offred meets Moira again (and learns Moira may have given up).
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The kidnappings, she learns, are related to a mysterious substance called Dust.
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"This administration more than most listens, learns, adjusts and improves," he said.
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"Bezos has said he learns more from novels than nonfiction," Stone writes.
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Once a robotic application learns a task, it never forgets unless reprogramed.
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"Bezos has said he learns more from novels," Stone writes, "than nonfiction."
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Meanwhile, Cookie learns that Freda Gatz (Bre-Z) is Frank Gathers' daughter.
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Through the friend, she learns that Uncle Julius had the rapists killed.
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She learns that they spent the weekend at the Shelter Mountain Inn.
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Then the goo, called GAR, learns about religion, and then loves humans.
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I mean, he wants to be someone who understands this or learns.
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Madeline learns that hating her anxiety and depression only exacerbate their effects.
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But the reality is that not every child learns the same way.
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A successful graduate learns how to detect explosives in cars and luggage.
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Is it an amalgam of everything in that data that learns things?
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He learns how to make coffee for himself while waiting for sentencing.
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A bad trip is something a therapist learns how to deal with.
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The more the public learns about it, the more they oppose it.
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Chloe is stubborn and willful, but she listens and learns and understands.
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Picture the moment when Macbeth learns that his queen is no more.
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In the next scene the viewer learns that the accusations are true.
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Typically, the more a pitcher learns, the less he has to use.
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Nicnevin learns about her own connection to divine forces along the way.
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It is one of the first rules a professional baseball player learns.
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At the Augustine home, Archie learns the last secret of Fred's death.
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The system learns the behavior and likes of the user over time.
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On the train, he learns that a preschool has accepted his daughter.
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Fiscal priorities, as any politician quickly learns, are matters of public policy.
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All three were treated at a nearby hospital and released, PEOPLE learns.
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Everyone learns a different way, but some people are more visual learners.
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The player eventually learns that Mae feels disassociated from herself and others.
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And the more our mind learns about itself, the stronger it becomes.
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But what she learns about her father's life ends up disappointing her.
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Good tech always starts small, tests, learns and improves with real users.
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Rosa learns that she will never be someone who cares about cats.
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The line between instinct and learned behavior here is a bit fuzzy, and readers are left to ponder which is more unnatural, a raccoon who learns to make a fire or a robot who learns to make friends.
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The film is a double coming-of-age story: As Ren (later renamed Kyuta) learns to deal with his anger and confusion through the study of kendo, his master, the undisciplined, egotistic Kumatetsu (he's no Mr. Miyagi), learns responsibility.
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In trying to fool the adversary, the generative software learns from its errors.
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When the interface learns new commands, how are users supposed to know that?
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She learns this publicly, while sitting at his court hearing, beside her sister.
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PEOPLE learns that detectives continue to handle the investigation as a homicide case.
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What lessons do you hope Game of Thrones learns from other TV endings?
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Let's just hope she learns how to make a champagne toast by then.
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But when a machine learns, it figures out how to automate the slogging.
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It learns what you like and shows you more and more of it.
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Rick holds him back, however, and learns that Dwight apparently came to help.
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To his distress, he learns his daughter was left behind and presumed dead.
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It is an extreme reaction to the pain of loss, the reader learns.
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We have built a system that learns end-to-end with machine learning.
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A smart company takes cues from the competition and learns from its mistakes.
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No "rescue distance", the reader learns, can ever be small enough for safety.
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As the system learns to mimic him ever better, he becomes increasingly real.
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JF: Which ultimately is the way that Hollywood learns anything right is capitalism.
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Watson absorbs information and then learns to recognize patterns and context within it.
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I wonder how that will play out when she inevitably learns the truth?
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I hope that it, too, learns how to play "Clocks" one day.[Google]
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Instead, the extension learns which trackers are misbehaving as you browse the web.
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A fledgling spy, Nathaniel learns to be "a caterpillar changing colour" to survive.
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She also learns the true meaning of Christmas, community, generosity, blah, blah, blah.
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There's nothing sexier than a tolerant, kind person who learns from previous mistakes.
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Love big enough to change nations is a love that listens and learns.
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As she learns and excels, she begins to change into something beyond human.
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New in iOS 11: It learns to stop connecting you to crappy WiFi!
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To succeed, one learns how to take tests without necessarily enriching one's mind.
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What is new is that the world learns about these incidents—and quickly.
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PEOPLE learns from authorities that the alleged victim, 16, left home on Nov.
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Yes, she learns to love herself, and that's her big "rom-com" moment.
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As Jon learns, Dease murdered his abusive father by setting him on fire.
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Yet one in four children in the United States never learns to read.
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She learns a lot from Margaret about ruling and looking after your family.
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One who learns how to greet people may be rewarded with a smile.
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Taft learns that Roosevelt's chosen him to run for president as his successor.
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A baby mountain goat learns to climb, with a little help from mom.
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You take it away from him so that he learns his lesson, right?
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Baby lacks formal medical training, but gradually learns the tricks of the trade.
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Moss soon learns that the Libra and the world-ending Terminus are connected.
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However, a human learns to make decisions from purpose, passion, dedication and education.
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"He learns from her and in the same time mentors her," Celina said.
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One of the first lessons a child learns is that life isn't fair.
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Suddenly it makes sense when a consumer learns it's a music streaming service.
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After Gloria and Flaca look into helping her, Ramos learns some heartbreaking news.
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"This is an enemy that learns as it goes along," said Lt. Gen.
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The Pod mattress tracks and learns your sleeping patterns based on biometric data.
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Each time he attempts a launch or sets off a bomb, he learns.
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The system learns from the experience and makes more accurate decisions next time.
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However, when Elena learns Syd has already had sex before, she gets nervous.
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Of course, one later learns … that's the way the entire world was going.
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That means the system learns lots of ways to phrase a given idea.
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In reinforcement learning, an algorithmic agent learns by methodically interacting with its environment.
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In the Hajjah province, a class learns under the shade of a tree.
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Like Louis C.K.'s hapless hero, he learns but clearly still needs help.
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Eventually Stern learns that she's not made of paper and won't blow away.
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"It seems like it's a skill, a discipline that one learns," she marveled.
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Anything that would add insight into Cash's personality, how he plays and learns.
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It's not that he learns; it's almost like a sense of harm reduction.
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And beyond that, once he learns what Alberich has done, Wotan feels threatened.
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Then she learns that her enemy is targeting her family back in Copenhagen.
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Over the next four minutes, Axl learns what vaping is in real time.
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He learns the rules of bribing etiquette ("You gotta be classy about it").
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Now she learns that in those days, many sperm donors were medical students.
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It's a relatable predicament, and his response is instructive: He learns to cope.
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Every newly minted agent at Quantico learns this as part of FBI 101.
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She soon learns that education is not available for many children, especially girls.
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As this happier fish learns, friends are far more precious than a pearl.
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"To not submit to chemotherapy was to die," she learns from her doctor.
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As Payton learns this episode, she's not the angel she appears to be.
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But that's not how a child learns to identify a dog, of course.
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With Gail's news, however, Getty learns that his instincts have not betrayed him.
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Then she learns to create her own norms based on her own values.
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Taft learns that Roosevelt's chosen him to run for president as his successor.
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However, the AI only learns new capabilities directly from the real Dr. Chopra.
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The Botler learns by itself, and its accuracy of advice improves with use.
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The story then "learns" from those choices, though to what end remains unclear.
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Much, it seems, will depend on what Samsung learns from its own investigation.
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Each time it receives feedback, the software learns, improves and this accuracy increases.
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Throughout, he learns how we can honor the past while still moving forward.
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The Nest thermostat automatically learns the right temperature to be at over time.
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Tyler learns about stop-motion animation and the painstaking work behind dope explosions.
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The more data you put into an industry, the faster it learns. Right.
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"When someone learns how to do a website, they are learning it from someone who builds websites all day long, when someone learns how to do a Google AdWords campaign, they are learning from someone at Google," Mashkoori told CNBC.
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In a GAN, two models are created: a discriminator that learns to detect what is consistent with the style of one image or video, and a generator that learns how to create images or videos that match a certain style.
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PEOPLE learns that Patterson graduated in 2015 from Northwood High School in Minong, Wisconsin.
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I hope she learns to program because a cool girl told her she could.
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This is how Erika learns that her private parts were seen by the others.
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But there's more and more AI innovation being done that learns with less data.
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When you own a Tesla, you're owning a product that learns throughout its lifetime.
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Then, Kate learns who she really is – and her opinion on Simon Nyamoya changes.
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"I suggest that he learns from our country's four-year-old pianists," another added.
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Davis said she hopes that the pool, and the city, learns from this experience.
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The billionaire said Mexico's workforce works harder and learns faster than the American workforce.
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Other Words narrates how she jots down the new words she learns from Italian
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In a subsequent conversation, he learns that isn't true — Sam has had sex before.
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And once Daenerys learns of what happened, she won't have any mercy for Tyrion.
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In spending time together, Bart soon learns that Hettie is a fantastic folk singer.
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When Sansa first learns of Arya's kill list, a smile plays on her lips.
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Along the way, Riley learns her family has some dark secrets of its own.
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It then learns how to complete a goal by trying, failing, and trying again.
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Bonnie quickly learns of her father's fate after getting a call from the prison.
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As she enters the fight, she learns that power comes at a horrific cost.
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Then, each person attends a dance class and learns half of a choreographed number.
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The EcoBee3 is a smart thermostat that learns your lifestyle and adjusts itself accordingly.
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On his first day on the island, Thomas learns more about the mysterious cult.
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A woman survives pregnancy, a child survives infancy, a girl learns how to read.
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It is quite a while before Dani learns how much trouble she is in.
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The "Macy's On Call" system also evolves as it learns more about its customers.
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"Covered calls are one of the first things an options investor learns," Gentile said.
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Hopefully, Riverdale's resident Nancy Drew learns these romance lessons on her own time table.
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But this I know: Clinton does her homework, and she learns from her mistakes.
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You know, the one where the robot learns to ignore a turn-off command.
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Oh, yes, this is also when Midge learns drag is a thing that exists.
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"Each company learns from the mistakes of those that went before," says Mr Davidson.
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When Susie first learns about Dorothea, they're wearing one of their social camouflage frocks.
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The program learns that ricocheting off the back wall makes its score go up.
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The neural network controlling each hero has a memory component that learns certain strategies.
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The system learns every time a Tesla driver intervenes with the car's Autopilot system.
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Ultimately, Bill learns that the narrative that 38 people did nothing is not true.
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The machine learning component watches the chosen metric and learns over time what's normal.
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Hannah learns everything the Dopplers know, and she decides they need to tell Katharina.
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When she learns that Lee is a software engineer, Xiong warms to the conversation.
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One of the first things every new parent learns is that babies love faces.
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First it learns about the student and uses data to surface relevant job openings.
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Bellin was rushed by ambulance to a nearby hospital's intensive care unit, PEOPLE learns.
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The conversation is mostly good, but she soon learns he lives with his mom.
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When it learns to tackle this problem, Microsoft will bring Tay back, Lee said.
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Cozmo learns over time, so he'll react different when you do things every time.
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This is Vin Diesel's major scene, when he too learns the truth about Brian.
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Through his journey with Farah, the Prince actually learns to become an upstanding dude.
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Hopefully, once the new generation learns who I am, they'll dig into the albums.
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Strange, in his arrogance, disregards his teachers and learns magic he doesn't fully comprehend.
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For any system that learns, the output is determined by the data it receives.
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Meanwhile, the little girl sells her goats and—despite significant discouragement—learns to fish.
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Gradually he learns the truth: He is the replacement for a child who died.
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This week the family finally learns that their newest heir is a love child.
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Research is essential, but we also must ensure that our diverse nation truly learns.
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There Warrior goes through drug treatment and learns parenting skills; her kids receive counseling.
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When a doctor or hospital professional learns of this exposure, their surprise is palpable.
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He comes across a little girl, but quickly learns she's one of the undead.
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When Jasmine learns to talk, I'm sure she'll ask me to please stop singingðŸ˜'.
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But the secret, as Harry learns and Will needs to figure out, is love.
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But an Olympics is like a living organism, which is to say, it learns.
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She learns to stand up for herself, to take risks, even to behave badly.
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But she is careful about what she learns, not indiscriminately learning as Tay did.
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When he learns that I am American, he immediately inquires about the presidential nominees.
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Unfortunately, when she arrives in West Covina, Rebecca learns that Josh has a girlfriend.
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And in last night's episode, after her dream, Elizabeth learns that her mother died.
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What it really gets wrong is the aging Gekko, who finally learns his lesson.
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The system learns from past interactions to improve how it responds to future ones.
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A Times reporter returns home and learns: The city's natural defenses are being lost.
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I think hopefully the entire organization learns from the so-called enhanced interrogation program.
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Imagine hearing the same joke every time someone learns your first and last name.
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He usually learns she has done so when he searches for a certain one.
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Try your best to stump it or be amazed at how easily it learns.
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The fundamental problem here is that what Trump "learns" is sometimes actually bad information.
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Maybe not everyone learns the mechanics of early pregnancy in ninth-grade biology class.
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She learns on Thursday nights what her hours will be for the coming week.
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The system follows an algorithm, or set of instructions, and learns as it goes.
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"Let us learn and fast what every god learns the hard way," it says.
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But when he learns a Nobel laureate in his field considers him a lightweight?
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This is Trump: the golden ass, a man who learns nothing from his experience.
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She knows she is Humbert's vulnerability and learns how to use herself against him.
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Elsie learns about the trouble from a girl she finds crying in the woods.
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The fundamental truth is that A.I. learns from humans — and humans are biased creatures.
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Soon enough, she learns that her ex has committed suicide, which should be liberating.
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A man learns to deal with Asperger's syndrome, with the help of his wife.
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But in the course of his visit, Ryan learns that Nolan has behaved duplicitously.
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At first, she learns by seeing dogs and being told that they are dogs.
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The passage of time, as she learns, slowly, that I will always come home.
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How awful should Emma be before she learns not to be awful at all?
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And "Girls" bids us farewell as Hannah learns a thing or two about choices.
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As every American learns, the Mayflower set sail from Plymouth, England, 400 years ago.
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He "walked me through the data," she writes, and what she learns offers comfort.
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Every law student learns that there are multiple purposes of the criminal justice system.
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The monster, once created, Victor Frankenstein learns, cannot be done away with so easily.
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But as Maia learns, family need not be made up of one's actual relations.
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"The audience learns the importance of exercising bravery in seemingly impossible circumstances," Martinez says.
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Using AI, Toyota's LQ learns about you the more you drive and use it.
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Business Insider asked Facebook to explain how it learns about people&aposs offline purchases.
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The community mostly learns about police officers through the media, which is often negative.
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He learns that power can corrupt and that diplomacy is often preferable to conflict.
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Through sacrifice, Miguel learns not to silence death, not to be ashamed of it.
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The United States learns this lesson each time it over-relies on hard power.
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The film follows the boy as he learns to play Beethoven's "Moonlight" Sonata. reelabilities.
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Even the guy driving the milk float learns to live with what he did.
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And overall, it's important to remember: AI learns about how the world has been.
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"These behaviors persist, it's just the person learns to have more control over it or learns to do it in private or under the table," said Dr. Harvey Singer, professor of neurology at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and specialist in childhood stereotypies.
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GLoVe basically crawls the web to find data and learns associations between billions of words.
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JG: But it's personalized based on — it learns about you from the places you go.
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This is also when the group learns that there's an Amber Alert out for Buck.
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The eagle then learns that if it beats you up, you're going to throw food.
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Derrick teaches himself the sport of armwrestling, and uses what he learns on his coworkers.
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Whenever someone learns that I've written about Long, they ask me about his sexual orientation.
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McCuan resigned from her position before the start of the current school year, PEOPLE learns.
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I hope his son, the seventh in line for the throne, learns this great manners!
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Jamal (Jussie Smollett) learns that in order to conquer his PTSD, he must confront Lucious.
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The more you swipe, the more Wyper learns what you like and what you don't.
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It's very "Kate Hudson looks on appreciatively while Ryder learns guitar," and I like it.
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And the Jays' player development staff praise his work ethic and say he learns quickly.
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Connect the app to your bank account and it learns your spending habits over time.
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He doesn't know that in the moment, but he learns it later in the movie.
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As she chases a lead, Megan soon learns that even vampires exist in her hometown.
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It first learns about how the house is used and then automatically creates a design.
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Trying to live with them is another, as Arya learns in her reunion with Sansa.
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She learns from Manami that Haru's 20th birthday is coming up in a few days.
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Every time a safety driver intervenes and takes over, the car learns to drive better.
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"The only lesson Trump ever learns is that he gets away with everything," said Colbert.
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Wen 'learns' not 'hears'") and correspondence ("Try not to look at emails more than once.
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Years later, Tenma encounters Johan, now an adult, and learns he's become a serial killer.
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This happens again and again, and eventually the systems learns what is expected of it.
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And, as Timothy learns, he's got a bite every bit as bad as his bark.
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When Rachel learns Ashley Too is sentient, her fake friendship with a machine becomes real.
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She wrote it because she wanted to explore how a child learns to internalise racism.
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Rebecca learns, while Jack is out with the boys, that her husband's father is dying.
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Gradually, the device learns your sleep patterns and wakes you up at the optimal time.
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"I'm sorry, Aunt Lydia," is one of the first phrases that a new Handmaid learns.
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What she learns is that she thinks she has it sorted and denies entry, basically.
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This is a good thing — because as Taylor learns, their minds work the same way.
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And an optimistic vision of the future is something that learns to shed that sadness.
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In 25 days, the viewer learns, all of Mumbai—or India, or the world even?
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He learns a lot about himself, and what he wants from the art he creates.
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And, when Debra's family learns the truth, the con man becomes all the more dangerous.
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"You fucking idiot," says the father of Given's killer when he learns of what's happened.
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Celeste learns that her son Max was bullying Amabella, tragically emulating his father's abusive behavior.
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Despite their struggles, Bourdain learns his fellow Americans are warm, proud, resourceful and relentlessly optimistic.
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Let's just hope Bran learns his lesson before he goes and triggers something even worse.
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Over time, the chatbot learns which candidates work out, and gets better at sourcing them.
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Kobayashi says the whole experience has been rewarding as he learns something new every day.
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If the immune system learns the wrong shape, it will not generate the necessary immunity.
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And anything that Siri learns about you on one device will go on every device.
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As he learns, Medora strangled the boy; his death had nothing to do with wolves.
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The second Nancy learns what happened she's out the door, a tornado of sizzling wrath.
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The viewer learns that Villanelle also murdered and castrated the husband of a previous lover.
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Proponents of deep learning say these algorithms most closely mimic how the human brain learns.
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While there, he learns about the mysteries of "drift" racing and takes on the Yakuza.
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Some staff learns about the move when Axios' Jonathan Swan pops the story Thursday night.
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I think Desiree's real problem is that she overreacts when she learns she's been burned.
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Cindy (Manning) finds herself visited by three Christmas ghosts and learns all the lessons, probably.
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Downey will be playing as the protagonist physician who learns he can talk to animals.
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The app learns, over time, what kind of commotion is routine and which is abnormal.
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She learns to keep hiking despite painful blisters, to keep moving through disappointment and hurt.
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The latter learns what to target and when, but to do so, it needs data.
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An infant eventually learns to sleep through the night; a toddler will become toilet trained.
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A fireman is not a great fireman until he LEARNS how to fight fires correctly.
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It allows them to study slowly and consistently, the way the human brain learns best.
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And if you did, Kiki learns that this is working, let me try it again.
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She learns about the terrible circumstances behind his absence, and comes to trust him again.
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"I wanna be a man that learns from them and grows from them," Bieber wrote.
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It's a lesson every journalist learns in school: sometimes, you've got to kill your babies.
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Do you think that's the lesson that Joan learns by the end of the movie?
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RISK is linked to reward; it is virtually the first lesson one learns about finance.
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The system learns which combinations of sometimes obscure factors are most suggestive of a problem.
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It also learns passenger interests and displays customized information on its huge transparent dashboard display.
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The bot learns how to avoid obstacles, stay on its path, and follow road signs.
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But then Abramovich, now in his 30s, learns that Latham is living in Oakland, Calif.
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The reader learns about Tyrus's passion for drawing and study of Chinese art and calligraphy.
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Rhonda tells Andre not to contact her until he learns to stand up for her.
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At least it's something to tide us over while Valve learns to count to three.
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The engine "learns a set of filters," said Abby Stylianou, co-author of the paper.
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As tensions mounted, he learns, rival factions in Egypt received disastrously conflicting signals from Washington.
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She picks and chooses from their jumping styles, and learns something about their personalities, too.
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She later learns that they are followers of a charismatic musician and prophet named Russell.
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What troubles me about M.B.S. is, he learns from his successes, but not his failures.
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Do they care if the world learns more about their atrocities, which they publicized themselves?
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When Mr. Brown learns he has to return to prison, he organizes a farewell blowout.
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What happens next is predictable, and Elinor soon learns about Paul's brief lurch into adultery.
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What's she going to say when she learns that her son is marrying Hester Prynne?
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When he stands up and shrugs it off, he learns that he's a demi-human.
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This is the strength and maturity that one learns from getting genuine martial arts training.
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He learns his lesson in the end, and so, The Greatest Showman suggests, should we.
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Because it "learns" the system can get faster and faster as it builds more programs.
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" She said this is "a new generation of software, one that listens, learns and acts.
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When Rodrigo learns to "cultivate his garden," we wish it happened to a nicer guy.
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Often new purposes and interests evolve as she learns to embrace life without her spouse.
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My question, what happens if AI learns how to disable or override the kill switch?
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Here, an agent (the machine) learns in accordance with what's known as a reward function.
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Resident Advisor spends time with Warp's latest signee and learns how trance influences his music.
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But in a way, that's excitement... I think one learns more if one's on edge.
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" I said: "But when everyone learns that I'm your daughter, won't that be a scandal?
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Mary Shelley, mid-miscarriage, waits for news of her husband and learns that he's drowned.
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Wags's boss, Bobby, also learns the hard way that he should have been more cautious.
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But she returns to life after the man learns of her in his own dreams.
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When a romantic prospect learns what I do for a living, things often get interesting.
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You can't outrun your sins — as Matt Bomer learns in season 3 of The Sinner.
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He learns, in fact, that other people may be necessary for one's own moral redemption.
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His jaw drops when he learns his new coat was made by other homeless people.
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Lomeli learns that the former pope, before his death, had been secretly investigating Cardinal Tremblay.
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When Cunegonde's family learns she intends to marry her bastard cousin, Candide is ruthlessly exiled.
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On a mission to colonize Mars, the lead astronaut (Janet Montgomery) learns she is pregnant.
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No points for guessing which is which, or for predicting who learns what from whom.
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Things get out of control once he learns that his wife is cheating on him.
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But Silbermann said Pinterest's technology learns users' tastes, and generates suggestions to keep users hooked.
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It comes with self-learning motion capability that learns every hour to avoid unnecessary alerts.
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But if fashion learns anything from her example, someday, perhaps, she will be the rule.
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A native Californian learns that Iowa is as nice as it's cracked up to be.
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It plans to bring what it learns at those stores to locations across the country.
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Elinor learns that Paul is having an affair; she herself spends a night with Neville.
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Alexa learns from you, and really all you have to do is talk to it.
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And then after it learns more about me, it will start to plan my finances.
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One of them, Kareem Jenkins, survives and learns a secret: Only black people have superpowers.
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He's become so used to this cycle of abuse that he learns to crave it.
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Nvidia's technology uses "deep learning" artificial intelligence, which is a fancy way of saying its computer brain learns like a human does: instead of needing to be programmed for every possible driving scenario, it learns what the appropriate behavior is, even for unexpected situations.
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The system doesn't have access to the code; it just looks at the pixels and learns.
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His father, he learns at the end of the clip, had bought him another new one.
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Samsung is also a bit more transparent about how Bixby learns than Apple is with Siri.
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And listening is the only way a baby ever learns the languages of life around it.
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As Kate later learns, her mother — and her mother's friends – are keeping major secrets from her.
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SpongeBob learns to value his friends' feelings and not use their pain to further his success.
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A subplot throughout the books is how Harry learns to let the Weasleys support him, too.
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"The system learns what's relevant, but there's no guarantee it'll always get it right," he said.
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He avoids her at the office, but then learns that she's waiting outside his campaign party.
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A blind veteran learns computer skills at the Edward Hines Jr. VA Hospital in Hines, Illinois.
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Many makeout sessions later, Tessa learns the truth about the origin of her relationship with Hardin.
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"I would like to think an administration learns these lessons, but we will see," McLaughlin added.
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Like the notification muting, it learns which apps are less important to you and acts accordingly.
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The app learns a user's preferences through the videos they "like" and customizes a personal feed.
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The more it learns, the more equipped it will be to interact with more complex environments.
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She gets to know you, and she learns from the sound and cadence love your voice.
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Cypress first learns of Bingham's status as a partner of Canyon Bridge from the press release.
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"He learns a lot from the dogs," the goat's new mom Isolde Mattart told The Dodo.
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As long as she is in Lena Younger's house, Beneatha learns, she is required to believe.
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Similar to Watson, Ross learns from it interactions and reportedly provides better results after each use.
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Josh learns that Sam is alive and being held by jocks in the worst possible way.
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While she's killing the cultists, she learns something that makes her question her origin and memories.
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"She learns how the word black feels and how the word blue feels different," Dugan says.
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The Nigerian army will not beat them unless it learns how to identify friends from foes.
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A conversational interface, however, can do something no ordinary dashboard can do: it listens and learns.
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Reinforcement learning is a type of machine learning where a computer learns through trial-and-error.
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Later when Bernard learns her mother has died, Gennari joins her on her journey back home.
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Consider Prisma, which learns art styles and applies them to your photos with just a tap.
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Fortunately, when the storm passes, the young skipper learns that taking the big risk helped him.
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In this way, it learns typical kinds of questions and can begin to build reasonable responses.
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Jane is curious about Cynder, especially when she learns how many messages and likes she's received.
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She learns to think of herself as the Chaste Daughter to Milton Ferris's all-powerful paterfamilias.
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She learns new skills, her three children attend good schools and her pay has roughly doubled.
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Suspense mounts as the reader learns each character's fate in individual portraits, starting with the youngest.
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This algorithm learns to decode [using] examples of the person speaking while their brain is recorded.
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But what it learns could help inform the design of similar AI bots in the future.
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November 8, 2016 The world learns that Meghan and Kate have worn the same dress before.
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The company plans to evolve the product as it learns more about how customers use it.
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The individual Nao 'bots share a networked brain, so what one robot learns, they all know.
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"The neural network itself then learns what parts of the face to look at," he says.
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"The more someone learns about me, the broader their idea of a 'Captain' becomes," McCue said.
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The "Google brain" learns your habits over time, and can help you find important information faster.
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The promo takes us through the day in which Khloé's family learns of the alleged cheating.
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It's the stuff that maintains all the data it learns even when it's not receiving power.
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Midge learns Susie confronted Sophie when they had agreed to let the one-sided feud go.
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We can't wait to see what he learns about American democracy during this unique election year.
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Halfway through the book, Sofia learns that her mother has decided to amputate her numb feet.
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But even all that won't help, she learns when she calls the pest control company again.
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First, Shirley learns that Theo and Kevin (Anthony Ruivivar) both accepted payoffs from Steven's book royalties.
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He takes on Norman's super-villain alter-ego after he learns that Peter is Spider-Man.
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Silverman said he learns that it costs less than 1 cent to offset carbon from shipping.
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Roscoe's final design learns to drive by watching a human steer the vehicle during demonstration runs.
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The magician learns Mario is a waiter, and this occupation sends the menacing showman into a
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Michael Short, senior assistant White House press secretary, learns he is out from a Politico report.
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Digit connects to a user's checking account where a user-friendly bot learns from spending patterns.
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This is when he learns the fund has acquired almost 73 percent of Tesla's common stock.
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The Oco utilizes a smart motion-sensing system that learns to cut down on false notifications.
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He learns that the only way out is through the trash, but Lotso foils this plan.
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News, Khloé Kardashian learns that Woods, who is Jenner's longtime best friend, hooked up with Thompson.
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Twenty minutes later, she learns that she's already on her way to breaking Montgomery's cardinal rule.
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Its strategy is to get close to the businesses it buys before applying what it learns.
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In the booklet, one learns that the Heart's Ease varietal conveys the idea, think of me.
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The company said it will evaluate its options once it learns the details of the decision.
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Even as kids in high school—as I was, when Morrowind came out—everyone learns that.
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I work with so many people and they challenge me, because everyone learns a little differently.
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But as she learns, Perry doesn't have to hit them for his abuse to cause damage.
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Over time, more products and sellers will be added, as Target learns more about guest needs.
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Belluz learns about her own metabolism, and busts some well-trodden metabolism myths along the way.
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They have a one-night stand, and afterwards she learns that the instructor has a girlfriend.
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Herta, arriving at Ravensbrück oblivious to its real purpose, is aghast when she learns its secret.
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Instead of leaping onto Scar when he learns the truth about Mufasa, Simba bites his uncle.
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In the first three episodes, Eleanor learns to consider other people's feelings, sometimes before her own.
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And as he comes to understand this, he gracefully learns how to cede space for others.
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Yet, as Lizzie grows up, she learns that conformity and happiness aren't necessarily the same thing.
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That is, until he learns his company has made an insensitive tweet that has gone viral.
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From watching the horse's reaction, the client learns how to identify and control emotions, he says.
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But with appropriate adaptations and support, he learns, plays, swims, skates, sleds, dances and rides horses.
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So Robinson Crusoe learns in this very light animated feature best suited to the youngest audiences.
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That does not include information the F.B.I. learns from foreign partners, war zones or American agencies.
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Also, as artificial intelligence programs become more sophisticated, the robot builds its own memory and learns.
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What if the Congress learns that everything people suspected is just the tip of the iceberg?
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In it are autonomous "fictional personages" (characters), whose existence the writer "learns of" rather than creates.
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Lanky, redheaded and introspective, Madison is both intrigued and wounded when he learns of his origins.
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Shulkin does something that no other secretary has done in recent memory — he listens and learns.
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In the season finale, Dale learns that cactuses require little watering, and Chip hits rock bottom.
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However, the algorithms get better over time as it learns from the actions that are taken.
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The platform gradually also self-learns, tracking invoices, sales and costs, as well as their liquidity.
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With Siri Suggestions, the app learns your patterns about where and when you like to meditate.
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So it takes time for people to learn and each person learns at a different pace.
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A young hero learns they've got a destiny, masters their skills and fights an evil empire.
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From Sierra, Veronica learns to believe in her own intelligence and stand up to her mother.
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Mohin: Whatever the style, dance movement is something one learns to predict and be prepared for.
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When he presses her for more details, Jamal learns that Kendra's course work is experience based.
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I wanted to make a strong female protagonist who learns about life and continues to learn.
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Alexa after all, needs that interaction as, like every other virtual assistant, it learns from you.
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In the show 13 Reasons Why, Hannah's counselor learns she's been sexually assaulted by another student.
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"L'Amour Nu" (1981) is about a woman, newly in love, who learns she has breast cancer.
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Both use the most elementary sequence of notes that a young musician learns: Do-Re-Mi.
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Her illness finally acknowledged, Juliet learns how little capacity the world has to deal with it.
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Software learns from box office data to see how casting changes could affect a movie's takings.
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As he learns to control his newly acquired powers, Miles moves with more skill and confidence.
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Bruce from Northern California is a professor who learns from his students: I'm an old professor.
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" Perry learns of an investigator's suspicions of her — "Mother may have been an embarrassment to her.
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In any case, Scott quickly learns things that Kendra, who sees racism wherever she looks, cannot.
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Hanna learns how to harvest and cook this unusual food from a friendly Native American woman.
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She believes her nightmare is over when, weeks later, she learns that Adrian died by suicide.
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But as alienating as some screens are, she learns she can find commiseration in them, too.
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A divorced woman seeking no-strings-attached liaisons learns a sobering lesson about men and marriage.
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And the danger with AI… it just learns to recognize what you want it to recognize.
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During the midseason premiere, Martin learns that his son has been abducted by another serial killer.
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Think of the Great Wallendas stretching netless above gorges: a cloud learns not to look down.
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Lalo learns that customers are complaining that his minions are slinging diluted meth and he investigates.
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Senseless accidents, injuries and deaths will be solved only when everyone learns to respect one another.
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But he learns new skills in every fight, and each time Cage can offer more resistance.
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In this edition, Katie Way learns to focus—and make time for herself—by watching anime.
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After succumbing to despair, she learns the explosion wasn't an accident, but an act of terrorism.
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Generally, the team learns about a specific show's audience demographic by chatting with the show's creators.
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When the play begins, Nya learns that her son has been suspended for attacking a teacher.
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So I hope the Trump team learns to delegate — carelessness in one office, backbiting in another.
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We must be the generation that learns from history rather than be condemned to repeat it.
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NSO really only learns of cases of abuse from journalists, or indirectly from the victims themselves.
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How she learns to become so is the subject of this quiet yet surprisingly fierce book.
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Maureen learns of the dance anyway, and, while there, talks to Ray's brother Pato (Marty Rea).
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Jam, a young black trans girl soon learns that there is a monster in their midst.
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"When Kirk sees an opportunity, he learns new skills to make it happen," Kyäni's website said.
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"And someone with limited verbalization, like James, learns to communicate through those movements," Dr. Bhat said.
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" Another offers the affirming reminder: "The more our mind learns about itself, the stronger it becomes.
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In this edition, Hanif Abdurraqib learns to nourish himself again after a long period of despair.
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The look on Lenù's face when she learns Lila has been studying Latin is a stinger.
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" Mr. d'Amboise is clear that Apollo is "a wild, untamed youth who learns nobility through art.
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Molly watches and learns, absorbing the game's rituals and language while charming the all-male players.
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The lightening is a good idea, provided the agency can keep quiet about what it learns.
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At pivotal moments, Taran learns it is best to swallow pride, to forgive or show mercy.
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Not long after, Carol falls ill — soon she can't walk unassisted — and learns she has polio.
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When she learns that he's fabricated evidence (to help out a low-level criminal), she's horrified.
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After a predator selects a victim for the first time, whether what follows takes the form of an ill-intentioned seduction or full-on sexual assault, the predator's brain learns one of two things from the result: If caught and punished, the brain learns a lesson.
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Students are given laptops starting in fifth grade, and every high schooler learns programming in math class.
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When a person gets in an accident, just that person learns, and it doesn't go any further.
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The company is also concerned about how the network absorbs information and adjusts to what it learns.
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There's another subplot here, where Dakota Fanning's character, Barkley, learns that she's actually human, not a robot.
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As Mario gets deeper into the investigation, eventually managing to kill Bowser, he learns a sickening truth.
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In the books, Harry learns about muggles from Hagrid in one of their early pre-Hogwarts conversations.
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It's Becky, who learns of Jesse's deception in the interview, who puts a stop to the charade.
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The system also learns with repeat demonstrations, improving its model of the overall motion through successive observation.
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By the midpoint of "Better," Zoey learns Luca is already on campus — he just didn't tell her.
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As an AI learns, it can pick up skills and perform tasks it wasn't programmed to do.
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The drama starts when Kim learns, on social media, that Kanye is moving his family to Chicago.
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When she learns he's about to be killed, she sets out to save him at any cost.
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So long as he is functioning in the role, he learns more or less how to behave.
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Likewise, adaptive brightness learns your display preferences for different types of light and will automatically make adjustments.
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"There is no doubt that AR is going to dramatically change how this generation learns," Joz says.
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When he learns simmering tensions have spilled into violence, he no longer goes first to the streets.
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The app also features word and sentence prediction that learns a user's communication patterns for faster responses.
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Instead, he learns by peppering people with questions and prefers to pluck opinions from a rotating cast.
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There she talks openly about her illness, shares her experiences with other sufferers and learns new skills.
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Artificial Intelligence learns by relying on neural networks, in much the same way the human brain does.
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Amazon learns to identify the customized language and builds a private, customized model based on the list.
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Asked how he learns about President Donald Trump's disruptive and frequently combative tweets, the Ohio Republican grinned.
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PEOPLE learns that on Tuesday, 32-year-old Elizabeth Sanchez received her sentence for the brutal murder.
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He learns how AI works on the platform and how difficult it is to translate emojis (emojii?).
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He learns what it takes to be a robot and who to blame if things go wrong.
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"Aibo's AI learns from interactions with its owners and develops a unique personality over time," it writes.
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As such, Apple invariably competes and interacts with, learns and benefits from, and collaborates with many others.
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Now, she's counting down the days until she learns if the surgery helped with her vision problems.
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PEOPLE learns the older victim remains in critical but stable condition at a New York area hospital.
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And so what we have is — we don't have TGIF, but have something called Lunch and Learns.
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And in Paterson, the only lesson he learns is just how little he understands of the world.
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The agent starts playing the game random, but learns to improve its strategy through trial and error.
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In layman's terms, the more she learns, the more she is able to learn, and so on.
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Eventually, Sam learns that his actual father is also inside the Grid, hiding from its dangerous ruler.
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When the Aurora Driver learns something on one vehicle, it is shared with all Aurora-powered vehicles.
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But inevitably, another grassroots movement rises, one that learns from previous campaigns' shortcomings and grows more agile.
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Miggy momentarily considers dropping off his baby on a doorstep and gleefully learns new infant-calming techniques.
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Towards the end of the movie, Stefan learns he is a subject in a "Trauma Inception" experiment.
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But Antoinette's hopes of romance are sunk when she learns that Rochester was bribed into the union.
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Later in that same book, Sam learns of the dragonglass mine under Dragonstone, home of the Targaryens.
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Taystee, on the other hand, learns she's accused of two crimes for which she is completely innocent.
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About halfway through the video, Lyric apparently learns from a news report that her father has died.
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Among malware tested: quasi-intelligent software that learns about the computer environment it's attacking as it moves.
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It seems like once Kim learns Trump's absolute best business tactics his life will be deeply enriched.
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A Cornell University basketball player was arrested over the weekend after being accused of rape, PEOPLE learns.
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After a quick chat with Hitcher, Penelope learns "Chris'" driver account was obtained via the dark web.
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He also meets up with chef 'Sniper' Steve Austin and learns about the magic of mud crabs.
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Google learns from how you talk, and it really truly wants to predict how you "would" respond.
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Gloria learns that he did at least manage to finish his script and join the Writer's Guild.
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"He learns from every single attempt, and he gets knowledge, and he gets intel," the analyst said.
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Yes, there's concern that machine learning will be biased when (not if) it learns from biased data.
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It's one of the first real tests for Neo as he learns to manipulate this computer world.
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But what is she going to think when she learns that Ali is actually having Emily's baby?
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Chuck seems devastated, even more so when he learns that his dad invested more than he thought.
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Meanwhile, the brain learns how to avoid external threats using contextual and actionable insights, providing holistic defense.
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Then the nurse pulls out the victim's wallet, scans his card and learns he's in credit default.
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For example, Schroeder learns French on the language learning app Duolingo while he eats breakfast every morning.
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Like similar AI systems, the service also learns over time, based on feedback it receives from users.
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But I am dead sure that one learns nothing about this success or failure from stock buybacks.
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This is no different than how any one learns and carries out his or her job responsibilities.
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Of course, the bot wasn't coded to be racist, but it "learns" from those it interacts with.
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After a checkup with a health center OB-GYN, Melissa learns that she is eight weeks pregnant.
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They had to learn how to sit up, crawl and do the other things every baby learns.
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The young boy learns the hard way that the ugliness of war is something he can't handle.
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It's about armed self-defense that a woman learns from her father to use against a man.
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Maison events include non-toxic manicures, guided meditation, and "lunch-and-learns" on career development and parenting.
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Soon, however, Titch learns that his valet has a sharp mind, and hidden aptitude as an illustrator.
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But it also learns your habits, negotiates for you, and conquers complex jobs like creating a website.
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Though Belle is initially frightened of the Beast, who has imprisoned her, she learns to love him.
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"He just eats from the farm all day and learns from the birds," Henderson says, half-joking.
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Along the way, the hero meets interesting characters, learns lessons, and makes choices that impact the story.
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There, she learns about relationships (both platonic and romantic) and discrimination (both gender and racial) and herself.
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He thought about the adoption of seat-belt laws, and how society eventually learns to mitigate risk.
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Presenting the scene in which N learns about MJ's death as a television wrestling match makes sense.
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When everyone in her brothel freezes, she learns that she has become immune to the park's controls.
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This poster pulls from a moment when Chris learns more about what the villains want from him.
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It is through this alchemy that Jessa learns how to start talking to the people she loves.
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Hostility subsides after Jane apologizes for her behavior and Renata learns the true identity of Amabella's bully.
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The more your husband learns about the surgery, the less he'll worry about complications, which are rare.
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Mace Windu immediately betrays the ideals of the order when he learns Palpatine is a Sith lord.
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Then she learns that her aunt was a beloved patron of a Dolly Parton-themed drag bar.
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She learns about her condition and accepts that she needs help, and gradually, the immense ball shrinks.
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It was painful to realize that the hard part isn't over once someone learns that I'm disabled.
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Every generation of musicians learns the music from the model of its elders — in the oral tradition.
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In one instance, she learns of a torched synagogue located across the street from her grandfather's office.
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Firing Ruth is what he wants, until he learns that Frank Jr. threatened to rat them out.
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Throughout college, Hekker returned to Alabama to train with McCabe, who said he now learns from him.
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Bili learns that her grandmother (Zhao Shuzhen), or Nai Nai, is dying of stage-four lung cancer.
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It's not that I put up with it, but they're the things that one learns for survival.
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The author quickly learns the difference between pregnancy and the way it is performed for the world.
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The rabbits' language, Lapine, is mixed with more familiar words; one learns it through experience and context.
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"It looks backwards, at the past, and it learns from what's gone before," she tells her daughter.
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Unfortunately, Brooke learns too late that the secluded lakeside camp has a blood history all its own.
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And if it learns patterns that don't reflect the real world, its output will be equally flawed.
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That is a problem for AI, which is only as good as the data it learns from.
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The installation of the metal detectors will be delayed until the school learns how to operate them.
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As artificial intelligence technology learns how people write and talk, it's also picking up some bad habits.
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The musician learns the music and when the music is taken away, she continues to play it.
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The son of a miller with a dangerous interest in occult magic, Tyll learns to survive early.
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The Cycle When a romantic prospect learns what I do for a living, things often get interesting.
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She is doing great, though still in the NICU until she learns to eat on her own.
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It tracks and learns your sleeping habits and adjusts its temperature to provide you with optimal comfort.
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The script learns your preferences once you feed it data, for example swiping on Tinder 100 times.
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While they're there, each male whale sings his own distinct song, and learns new ones from friends.
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The group is there to treat the illness, not the patient, who learns how to treat himself.
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Stanley learns about it via a TV screen while he is bartending to pay his school bills.
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After being psychologically pummeled by Danny in this film, Tom learns quite a few things about himself.
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How a car is trained and learns will partly depend on the specific type of lidar used.
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Things get worse when Serena Joy forces Offred to take a test and she learns she's pregnant.
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Through AI, the machine learns from hearing thousands of examples and teaches itself to improve over time.
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The number one rule a hunter learns before owning a gun is that it is a tool.
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Whatever Google learns about improving conditions for its workers, it will share with the industry, she said.
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This is no different than how any one learns and carries out his or her job responsibilities.
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Everything the company learns along the way feeds into a central management and operations team, he says.
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Amazon's Alexa is getting easier to talk to over time as it consistently learns from human data.
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The more she learns about what the operation does to make money, the more it troubles her.
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This is a breakdown of how Facebook learns about your offline activity, and how to opt out.
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Klara, who learns that she will die at 32, becomes obsessed with death-defying stage magic feats.
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What if he learns that he has become more of a liability to tennis than an asset?
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Through Stevie's recklessness, Jake learns that his love of breaking the rules could easily go too far.
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She learns that they are indeed practitioners of witchcraft and is warned that Chris is bad news.
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But it's the rare movie whose protagonist learns that winning at all costs isn't the only thing.
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It didn't occur to Jarrar to question this — a soldier learns to follow orders, not ask questions.
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The language is then dumped into a "neural network dialogue model" that learns the characters' language patterns.
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Jeri learns life-changing news that pits her against a foe she's not sure she can face.
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"I will not suffer as you intended," she read from a written statement, PEOPLE learns from court officials.
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He learns that the tapes were recorded by Hannah Baker, his classmate who committed suicide two weeks earlier.
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It continually learns new patterns, words and phrases so that its filtering technology becomes more accurate over time.
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If it learns everyone is using screensharing social network Squad, maybe it will add its own screensharing feature.
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Apple says the system learns your face, even if you're wearing glasses, a hat, or change your hairstyle.
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When he learns he has cancer, rather than fight to the end, Marc opts to be frozen cryogenically.
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When she learns Elodie shoplifts, Sabine immediately encourages Elodie to steal sunglasses even though she doesn't want to.
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As the animal repeats the cycle over and over, its brain learns to track that 15-second interval.
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He learns the lesson, and now he has the keys to the kingdom and he's a great comedian.
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However, things get critical when O'Leary learns that customers aren't happy with the lag time in product shipping.
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When everyone learns Frank is back in town, though, not everyone wants to get involved with Charles' case.
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Apple learns new things about its customers on a regular basis, and has to plan and act accordingly.
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In doing so, she learns a secret about her past while fighting to secure a future for herself.
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The record-breaking Queen has been a steady right hand for Kate as she learns the royal ropes.
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The book recounts the story of a young French priest who learns humility in tending to the faithful.
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A Nest thermostat learns your habits so you don't have to turn up the heat as often. Cool!
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In his first post-meeting-Nadia loop, Alan learns that Beatrice has been sleeping with her CUNY professor.
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Before 79.63 - Takata learns of a series of ruptures in the field, determines production issues as possible cause.
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Through greensight, Bran learns that the White Walkers are one day going to march South and take Westeros.
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Every time you swipe right, Tinder learns a clue about what you look for in a potential match.
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For instance, Egan learns that "Canterbury Tales" is not sold at Canterbury Cathedral; the book is too bawdy.
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But every time we find a weakness, it learns from us and the weakness disappears the next day.
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With machine learning, the data speak for themselves; the machine learns which inputs generate the most accurate predictions.
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One of them, "Tribute," about a man who learns he has leukemia, opened on Broadway in June 1978.
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" Chloe Grace Moretz as his new skincare coach, James Corden learns the secrets to great skin in "#BareSkinChat.
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Skarsgård's Henry is called back to Castle Rock because he learns Matthew, his estranged dad, has commited suicide.
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As the series progresses, Jenna learns not only how to feel but also how to express her emotions.
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The privileged young idealist learns to dance and falls in love with bad-boy resort dancer Johnny Castle.
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But it might become more fun if it learns to enjoy being the empowerment fantasy it really is.
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Charles Nancy learns that his father, Mr. Nancy (played by Orlando Jones in the Starz series), has died.
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"Y'all wait until @brunomars learns he can add more than one pic in a tweet," one account said.
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"If you're training a model on virtual patients, the model learns how to treat virtual patients," he said.
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The company has said it only learns and investigates cases of abuse when they surface in the media.
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Eventually, through her experience, she becomes more confident and learns she's in love with her best friend Matty.
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Best of all, the entire fleet can learns from the experiences and solutions will be shared between vehicles.
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Lunch and learns offer a great opportunity to grab your colleagues' attention and educate them on new topics.
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It watches, listens, and learns what babies are doing, linking the user interaction data to Mattel's commercial partnerships.
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Curious as to how a horse and rider just plop dead--- Arthur Morgan soon learns of Satans wrath.
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After falling unexpectedly into crime, Teresa learns the trade and positions herself as a leader, according to Deadline.
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The viewer learns these details through flashbacks, which are present in the book, although not in such volume.
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René soon learns that all the tech start-ups on General Maleur specialize in ransomware or similar work.
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"Only if this guy learns from his mistakes," said Schulman, turning to face Unglert with a shy smile.
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In fact, the professor-turned-special agent learns that she has a special relationship with the fallen mercenary.
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I learned that as it gradually "learns" more phrases after each Bluetooth pairing, it gets correspondingly more annoying.
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At one point, the group learns that one of their members is taking a break from the game.
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As you do this hundreds of times, it learns from this process and effectively gets better over time.
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In fact, the Wallflower learns cooking habits and notifies users if the stove is on longer than usual.
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But a charity that learns from business how to do good better should be able to persuade them.
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It supposedly learns her activities and alerts you to specific events, like if a person enters the house.
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Every Chinese school child learns that China's suffering arose partly because of the lack of a modern navy.
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As it learns more about them, it adjusts its behaviors to suit the interests and habits of occupants.
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When Colin learns that David (Sam Riley), his estranged brother, has secretly been invited, the scene is set.
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One network attempts to learn how to recreate photos like those, while the other learns to recognize them.
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Mark Riddell learns his punishment for his part in the college admissions scandal that's snagged dozens of defendants.
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In the show's second crack at the miniseries format, Finn finally learns about the civilization he comes from.
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Heat scorch Bulls with blistering shooting MIAMI — Imagine what will happen when forward Joe Johnson learns the playbook.
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Harry first learns his parents' last words in the Prisoner of Azkaban during his series of Dementor encounters.
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U.S. FAA SAYS WILL TAKE APPROPRIATE ACTION, AS FAA LEARNS MORE ABOUT THE ACCIDENT AND FINDINGS BECOME AVAILABLE
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I'm going to lower his jaw to his navel, so he learns to fear me and shows respect.
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As users spend more time with Google's services, the company learns more about them and sells more ads.
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Soon after, Kratos learns of Pandora's Box, a mystical artifact that possesses the power to kill a god.
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The question for investigators, PEOPLE learns, is whether or not Carl died because of the injuries he'd sustained.
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But, as Sophia learns, this goes against a very strict code that many vintage re-sellers stand by.
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These Plume numbers could change as Plume's cloud-based technology learns more about my home network usage patterns.
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When someone gets sick, their body learns what the virus looks like, and destroys it upon re-infection.
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Everyone learns to take a peek and look away when they see a boy and girl à deux.
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Oftentimes, the data given to an AI includes human biases, and so it learns to be biased too.
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Bob learns the hard way what happens when you show up to a costume party without a costume.
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OneUp syncs with your bank account then learns from your transactions to automate accounting as much as possible.
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It is during this moment of petty squabbling that Shosh learns that Marnie is fucking Desi, not Ray.
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In one episode Maya learns about racism and immediately vomits upon recalling all of the microaggressions she's experienced.
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Yes, the film's message is that Judy learns to trust Nick, even though he's predator and she's prey.
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My hope is that she learns computer code, because I truly believe that will be the universal language.
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"It learns how you use your phone," said Arne Herkelmann, Huawei's European head of handset portfolio and planning.
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There she learns, along with viewers, that, at 35, she has $700 in checking and $957 in savings.
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The child learns that oftentimes something they thought was dangerous is actually safe and something they can handle.
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That is, if Drake ever even learns the tale of the man to whom he owes his life.
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An adult friend of his mother learns of the dilemma and offers to have the bet called off.
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He finally finds a library but — plot twist — he breaks his glasses and learns that life is unfair.
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No politician should feel that he can never change a position once he learns more about an issue.
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At the train station, he learns the venue is five hours away, not two, as he was told.
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" So Duquet learns the art of "procuring ownership of great white pine tracts by purchasing old township grants.
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Rhodey learns Steve Rogers was frozen in ice for years because he crashed a plane to save Manhattan.
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If someone learns this passcode, or if you forget it, you'll probably want to create a new one.
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While the next generation of the Ponsupha family learns the trade, Thakoon proudly keeps his father's creation alive.
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Researchers created an algorithm that analyzes video, then uses what it learns to predict how humans will behave.
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The app learns your preferences as you swipe right to save articles or left to indicate your disinterest.
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Anyway, Judy learns some hard truths as she delves deeper into the mystery, and young viewers will, too.
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In Spain, he learns how to make fabada asturiana from a father and son team with José Andrés.
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That will sure make it awkward when he learns about April's pregnancy (that she's still hiding from him).
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It also learns from how you use it — browsing flights, or how you react to alerts, for example.
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She has to take Buckley to a doctor's appointment, where she learns that he has a behavioral problem.
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With Balon dead, Yara learns she must go through something called a Kingsmoot in order win the throne.
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TOOLASSISTED is a bot that learns to play as (and against) fighting game characters by recording frame data.
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The team works on rescuing the crew inside the Endeavour but learns that the captain is still inside.
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Soon thereafter, he learns that a second schoolmate, Kathy, is in the hospital after an apparent bear attack.
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From Veronica, Sierra learns to be more confident in her talents, and that she's more than her looks.
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Christine Penmark learns, to her horror, that she's the only surviving descendant of a notorious female serial killer.
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The assignment takes him to Rome, where John learns that a bounty has been put on his head.
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Our DNA holds on to the past, learns from it and advances from one generation to the next.
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But as she learns more about Hakimi, she feels like she should open up to him in return.
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