Amazon's Jeff Bezos has talked big game when it comes to artificial intelligence.
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For one, Beijing has talked big on reforms for years, though nothing beyond piecemeal moves have materialized.
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Though Trump talked big, many of his goals were always going to be incredibly difficult to realize.
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But as quickly as Problem admonished Usher, he trashed-talked big women, saying their chances increase the later it gets.
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RED has also talked big game about the audio on this phone, beyond the built-in stereo speakers (and, again, headphone jack).
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Alexander: We talked big in the early days, never having done TV before, and we walked into Fox saying this is going to be like a Charles Dickens novel.
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Trump's talked big on China for months now, saying they manipulate they're currency and that we're in the midst of a trade war, but he was surprisingly quiet after the summit.
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Kravitz talked Big Little Lies and was asked what happened to a deleted scene in season two where Reese Witherspoon was supposed to hurl an ice cream cone at Meryl Streep.
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Or consider Rob Portman of Ohio, who cultivates an image as a moderate, praises Medicaid and talked big about the defects of Republican health plans — but also voted for that bill.
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Apple talked big game about how the A13 Bionic processor is the fastest CPU and GPU ever put in a phone, but it felt just as speedy as the iPhone XS to me.
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Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 6900 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE's team talked big about turning Texas blue in 2016 but didn't come close. Rep.
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" But Elmes talked big, announcing "A New Funding Model for the Arts" on the Galapagos website and claiming an attempt "to reposition and stabilize the cultural business model by linking its success to the increased real estate values that the presence of artists and cultural organizations catalyzes over and over again.
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And now with the massive March For Our Lives, we see that going into the midterms not only are black voters and suburban white women energized against this president and his congressional protectors, so are young people who feel betrayed, particularly on the issue of gun control, by politicians beholden to the N.R.A. Trump talked big about standing up to the N.R.A., and then summarily caved to the N.R.A. If this surge of enthusiasm leads to Democrats flipping the House — and the long shot, the Senate — and something comes of the Mueller investigation or the women's lawsuits, you can rest assured that impeachment proceedings will be in the offing.
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