"The United States is one of the most technologically-advanced countries in the world, which also means we're one of the most technologically-vulnerable countries in the world," said Sen.
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The key was that they believed that whatever the United States said it would do technologically it would do, no matter how expensive it was and no matter how technologically difficult.
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"You're around something technologically stunning, that's also a death machine."
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Indeed, the Copyright Office is woefully behind the times technologically.
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But there's some disagreement on how to do that technologically.
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Wheels Craig Sakowitz could be considered a technologically adept driver.
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Technologically speaking, the Falcon is a beast of an operation.
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He wants to make BAE more efficient and technologically innovative.
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Huawei, the Chinese giant, is ahead both technologically and logistically.
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Even if it were technologically possible it wouldn't work reliably.
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We are the most technologically innovative country on the planet.
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Our current cultural discourse favors the technologically and economically savvy.
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The challenge decarbonization presents is both politically and technologically unprecedented.
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We are technologically ahead of the curve and diagnostically behind.
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When properly implemented, neither would be technologically possible to crack.
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Technologically, that would not be too difficult, American officials say.
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Advertising is a tax the poor and technologically illiterate pay.
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It is amongst the most technologically advanced in the world.
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We have never lived in a more technologically exciting time.
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In the modern N.F.L., the helmets are more technologically advanced.
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The pandemic has come at an awkward time, technologically speaking.
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And it's technologically innovative, unlike the planned lineup for Quibi.
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The result is a drastically lighter, more technologically advanced machine.
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With Iris van Herpen, it's how technologically advanced she is.
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We know, as human beings, we've gotten more technologically advanced.
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"What's more the car has become more technologically advanced," he said.
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It's by far the most technologically innovative aspect of the phone.
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Increase your total baggage awareness with some technologically enhanced luggage. 1.
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Men, on the other hand, have been buying technologically advanced vibrators.
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The legal sector has been slow to change, technologically or otherwise.
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And technologically, we're seeing the rapid emergence of self-driving cars.
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Yet it might also be the easiest, technologically, to filter out.
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Technologically, I think VR at this level is pretty far off.
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This isn't to say we should adopt a technologically deterministic view.
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Our modern wars are more ethically and technologically complicated every day.
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Eventually, these same technologies might even result in technologically-enabled telepathy.
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Or, at least the creative filmmakers and somewhat technologically savvy masses.
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The overwhelming advice we got was, this is not technologically possible.
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Both were innovative technologically but expensive and their use cases questionable.
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In this world, Mars is a politically and technologically advanced powerhouse.
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Things have changed, technologically and otherwise, in the past ten years.
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As cars become more technologically advanced, they also become more expensive.
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Central African monarchy that is secretly the richest and most technologically
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" She adds, "Technologically, [creating a voice] is a very big lift.
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Sasol describes the refinery as a medium-sized technologically advanced plant.
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That means these countries will also be technologically dependent upon China.
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The president is not as technologically savvy as the first lady.
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He admits though, that battery-powered vessels are still technologically limited.
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Technologically, what we did on Avicii's tour was fascinating to me.
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But we're not technologically or culturally ready for that future yet.
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It was, in short, a decade of repurposing—technologically, musically, culturally.
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Sure the object recognition and overplayed graphics aren't the most technologically impressive uses of VR. But Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, and WhatsApp aren't necessarily the most technologically impressive uses of mobile, yet they became the most popular apps.
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None of this means that policing will become less technologically sophisticated, however.
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Looking ahead, a lot could go wrong for them — financially or technologically.
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We can catch up, technologically, and be as efficient as the Chinese.
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We have 25% on $22 billion of the most technologically sensitive sectors.
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But that's just to say the hotel industry is behind, technologically speaking.
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Albemarle makes technologically advanced specialty chemicals for various industries, including rechargeable batteries.
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It's tempting to take the easy way out — technologically, financially, and morally.
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It is probably the most technologically advanced such centre in the world.
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Our entire society, not just the military, has become highly technologically dependent.
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Large parts of his massive but technologically crude military infrastructure started disappearing.
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The idea was to practise territorial defence against a technologically sophisticated aggressor.
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If so, why are other technologically advanced countries not following Sweden's lead?
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Estonia boasts the most technologically advanced system of government in the world.
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Mr. Merrill did not allow that his boss might be technologically challenged.
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Zheng He's navy was both technologically advanced and large for the time.
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MBAs are typically ambitious, technologically proficient and trained in data and analytics.
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HM, is considered one of Vietnam's most modern and technologically savvy banks.
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That's far cheaper and more technologically advanced than previous Tesla electric vehicles.
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But he did not figure out how to make them technologically viable.
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Israel's technologically advanced army invested heavily to combat Hamas's lower-tech weapons.
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He said warehouse workers would continue to work in technologically rich environments.
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Besides, the passports that many countries already have are pretty technologically advanced.
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Described as the most technologically advanced rover ever built, Curiosity launched on Nov.
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"They're technologically well situated for a world of internet of things," she said.
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Countries that are most innovative and technologically advanced tend to dominate international relations.
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Not only are they more technologically advanced than the other Bowers & Wilkins headsets.
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Art: Jack Kirby The fictional nation of Wakanda was unconquerable and technologically advanced.
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Much of the weapons Iran distributes across the region are not technologically novel.
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What could have brought down one of Boeing's newest, most technologically sophisticated airplanes?
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It's so technologically advanced it can be operated by the pilot's thought commands.
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China must become technologically advanced to be rich and powerful, says Mr Dan.
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One answer may be that aliens haven't yet caught up to humans technologically.
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Financially literate, technologically savvy and affluent, Alvin is a member of the overbanked.
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Because we know exactly, we know this product is innovative, it's technologically innovative.
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Microsoft's Xbox Game Pass service works, technologically speaking—and it works damn well.
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Like the 4x4s they're designed to aide, winches have long remained technologically stagnant.
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Mercedes acknowledged that its makeover is a "huge challenge" -- both technologically and financially.
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At first, the Apple Watch didn't do much to move the needle technologically.
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He's the ruler of a technologically-advanced African kingdom, unsullied by colonial rule.
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Now, they are producing the most technologically advanced and cleanest cars in history.
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Metcalfe's Equifax-protesting chatbot is vastly more technologically advanced than the Netflix campaign.
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It wasn't technologically capable of handling a bunch of ads, videos, and articles.
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The corporation will focus exclusively on providing modern, technologically advanced air traffic service.
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But even if the startups fail financially, they may show what's possible technologically.
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It was also less technologically advanced than the top phone at the time.
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For years, such a project was deemed not economically, architecturally or technologically feasible.
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Technologically speaking, 1955 and most of the decades since, were the dark ages.
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We can't technologically fix real estate, but we can make it less necessary.
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Well, it's lonely and oddly limiting, even under the most technologically sophisticated terms.
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Technologically, the charging station is an exercise in power management for aircraft charging.
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The fleet is in terrible condition, horribly uncomfortable and technologically a generation behind.
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Though technologically fearless, Mr. Korins doesn't always succeed in translating ideas across media.
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However, it's no less crucial to stop less technologically advanced deceptions as well.
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Even technologically sophisticated companies such as Apple, Facebook and Twitter have been hacked.
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Today, advertising agencies are more technologically advanced than they were on "Mad Men."
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By 2030, twenty or more of the technologically advanced states will have them.
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Most don't know the engineering behind how our increasingly technologically-dependent world works.
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It brings to life a technologically advanced, culturally rich mecca of black excellence.
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A super sophisticated, technologically advanced alien civilization would likely leave more reliable traces.
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Theoretically, John Podesta could have thwarted the attack if he'd been more technologically savvy.
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Public pressures on financial institutions and industry to close the gap technologically will increase.
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Your child's car seat can be as technologically advanced as your luxe Euro sedan.
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But somehow the fear of a technologically influential China means consumer choice comes second.
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But more exciting to me was the possibility that interstellar travel was technologically achievable.
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So, did it have a technologically advanced, futuristic setting with enviably sleek white furniture?
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Both agriculturally and technologically, they say India serves as a model for future growth.
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Or we figure out how to build a technologically advanced civilization with clean industries.
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Everyone flinches and glances around nervously, expecting yet another round of technologically driven mayhem.
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Technologically and musically innovative, the album brought forward-thinking music to a widespread audience.
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Even accessible blockbuster space films like Apollo 13 were more technologically detailed than this.
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Gwen Stefani may not be technologically savvy, but she sure supports boyfriend Blake Shelton.
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Others, like airships, are less technologically challenging, but never seem to find a market.
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One of benefits of traditional guns is that, technologically, they are simple and ancient.
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They're not technologically literate people for many of the people that go into it.
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Black Panther / T'Challa (Chadwick Boseman): King of the technologically-advanced, African nation of Wakanda.
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And for people who are technologically sophisticated and privacy-conscious, that future is here.
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It's a clandestine horror show for the single most technologically illiterate man left standing.
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As well as being technologically advanced, there is a heavy emphasis placed on sustainability.
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Tesla has a reputation as technologically cutting-edge and friendly to white-hat hackers.
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It must be equipped financially and technologically to deal with 21st century copyright issues.
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Another cause: The manufacturing sectors have also become more technologically advanced and energy efficient.
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Japan has assembled one of the world's strongest and technologically advanced militaries, analysts say.
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Technologically, the Vive matches the Rift's resolution, with 1080 x 1200 pixels per eye.
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It has clearly been much easier for managers to push forward financially than technologically.
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The technologically advanced wing layout offered greater potential maneuverability, but also made it unstable.
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And they were interested in the future — technologically, philosophically, sometimes in a dystopian way.
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Technologically sophisticated businesses are in short supply and organised crime is all too prevalent.
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"Businesses should therefore supplement traditional operating models with new, technologically-enabled ones," UBS said.
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The lack of rules leads to a technologically enhanced battle for the court's sympathy.
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"They may have not been technologically advanced, living in small groups," Dr. Pagani said.
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Existing staff members simply can't keep up with these technologically sophisticated perpetrators of fraud.
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We are living in the most socially interconnected and technologically advanced society in history.
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In order to continue to advance technologically, however, we will need a stronger network.
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I didn't want to do a super-produced, um, technologically advanced … I didn't — whatever.
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A new generation is growing up, being technologically adept and socially inept, generally speaking.
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It's also possible that a poorly designed user interface confused less technologically sophisticated users.
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"While technologically and financially you are giants, morally you are pygmies," Mr. Lantos said.
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All of which raises a tough question for a technologically advanced country like ours.
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Meanwhile, except for energy, Russia remains technologically backward and non-competitive in global markets.
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Cybersecurity today is one of the main means of technologically understanding what's going on.
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At the same time, you're advancing technologically, like human evolution played in fast-forward.
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Nuclear threats have increased immensely — technologically, geographically, and numerically — particularly during the Obama years.
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In the late 1980s and early 1990s, 85033M tried with a technologically advanced product.
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"It's probably better technologically — but technology's only one side of the argument," Thillien said.
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And in the end, it had to feel functional while looking technologically and architecturally advanced.
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In the process, they've uncovered novel properties of hyperuniform materials that could prove technologically useful.
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Mr Putin's approach to China is making Russia technologically and politically dependent on its neighbour.
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Although some are more technologically apt than others, they still communicate between chambers via paper.
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Automakers and suppliers are experimenting to see which features are technologically possible and commercially feasible.
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But there's no denying that 22016 was a huge turning point, both socially and technologically.
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"Technologically, we're advancing so quickly, I don't want to miss any of it," she said.
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What other things in the film do you look back on as particularly ambitious, technologically?
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One, in particular, poked fun at how hip and technologically advanced Dunphy thinks he is.
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Whether or not it responds in kind, China will redouble efforts to become technologically independent.
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Such repeaters are theoretically possible, but so technologically complex that they remain impossible in practice.
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In short, it was an anything-goes technologically-focused race dedicated to pushing the envelope.
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Israel, for its part, has one of the most technologically advanced armies in the world.
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It is, I would argue, the aggressively technologically correct strategy to run for the future.
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There is no reason to limit technologically-optimized-and-implemented Taylorism to traditional work, however.
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So what is there to learn from these technologically marvelous and visually mesmerizing new earphones?
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And, unencumbered by high-street banks' outdated computer systems, they can be more technologically nimble.
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In the greatest, most technologically advanced nation on Earth, there is no reason for this.
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Facebook has noted that WhatsApp uses end-to-end encryption, making Brazil's request technologically impossible.
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THAAD is a complicated, technologically advanced system designed to shoot missiles out of the sky.
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Though a bit technologically challenging, the premise behind Button is simple: Apps work better together.
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Not only is the project technologically very ambitious; it also faces a lot of competition.
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Aaah Blackberry Messenger—like MSN Messenger's older, technologically advanced sibling, and iMessage's cutesier, younger prototype.
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South Korea, Japan and Taiwan are all technologically adept and have reason to feel threatened.
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America's aviation system is safe, but it is not efficient, cost-effective or technologically advanced.
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Virtual meetings are a growing phenomenon, but although technologically feasible, they are a bad idea.
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And last October, Microsoft built outdoor technologically-enabled tree houses for employees in Redmond, Washington.
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There is a technologically feasible, financially beneficial, and necessary middle ground for fixing our infrastructure.
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Its publishers and editors have pushed to be technologically innovative for more than a century.
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An organized and technologically savvy response is in need to prevent the end to DACA.
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The United States is the richest, most powerful and technologically advanced country in the world.
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Developer Crescent Heights built Ten Thousand to be America's most technologically-advanced residential high-rise.
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There are companies that will do this for you if you are not technologically adept.
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Already, some technologically advanced nations — South Korea, Sweden — have all but done away with cash.
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It's technologically feasible, and there are state models for how to do it, including Washington.
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I believe advertising has become a tax that the poor and the technologically illiterate pay.
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Most female artists employing new media or technologically driven methods are familiar with this experience.
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And whether you're doing drama or puppets, action sequences are hard to choreograph, technologically difficult.
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"Even a few days where you're not technologically connected will do the trick," she said.
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"This is an indicator of a trend toward industries becoming more technologically savvy, " Chamberlain says.
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Until then, you'll have to make due with perhaps the most technologically advanced car ... ever.
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Tokyo and Seoul "are way, way more advanced technologically in terms of payment," she said.
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Bret: Both of us know that you are much more technologically literate than I am.
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"This move ensures that our most technologically-advanced air warfare platforms are forward deployed," Capt.
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Technologically, a smartphone is a miniature computer that is just as powerful as a laptop.
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Using government subsidies to keep virtually-useless and technologically-redundant plants in operation is absurd.
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" Now the office says the goal is to develop "economically and technologically achievable performance standards.
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She could barely contain herself as she scanned the cube for its technologically advanced features.
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The 2017 E-Class sedan is one of the automaker's most technologically advanced cars yet.
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They did not find evidence for more conspiracy theories as society got technologically more advanced.
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HoloLens reminds me of the original iPhone: forward-facing, but technologically behind in some core areas.
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The big picture: Although a massive undertaking, this energy transition is technologically feasible and economically beneficial.
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To a remarkable degree, all these technologically enabled experiences will rapidly intersect and inform one another.
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As the globe becomes more technologically oriented, automation and artificial intelligence are replacing millions of jobs.
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Minorities are routinely presented as delighting in folkish customs in contrast with the technologically superior Han.
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If North Korea had developed a hydrogen bomb, this would be a big step up technologically.
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Being technologically forward-thinking, startup central Shenzhen and Alibaba's hometown of Hangzhou established large blockchain funds.
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In the steel sector, China has already amassed some of the world's most technologically advanced facilities.
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They looked at the cloud market landscape in 2013 and AWS was the clear leader technologically.
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Despite Trump's insistence that he care about "the cyber" he's not technologically adept in the slightest.
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It lays out a celestial vision of homeland defence that looks cosmically expensive and technologically dubious.
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We're led to understand that vibranium means everything to Wakanda's development as a technologically advanced society.
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This update isn't exactly a giant leap forward, technologically speaking, but it sure feels like one.
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The right to a fair tribunal in the modern age requires a technologically astute justice system.
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"I have very little confidence that it can work, because it's so technologically challenging…" Pollack said.
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It's an emotional and technologically brilliant experience that takes the concept of immersion into new heights.
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His new home is one of the wealthiest and most technologically advanced nations in the world.
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"The Commission cannot continue to sweep new technologies into this technologically archaic statute," the Chamber said.
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Now, the office, instead, says it develops "economically and technologically achievable standards" to address water pollution.
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Abedin's crime changes from her acting as if she's above the law to being technologically illiterate.
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Perhaps the most technologically advanced and contextually creative Crying Jordan plays off LeBron James's pregame ritual.
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Modern companies rely on technologically adept workforces, and that requires a firm commitment to public education.
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America can, once again, have the most modern and technologically advanced infrastructure systems in the world.
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Though voting machines are technologically simple, they are difficult for researchers to obtain for independent research.
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The agency's operations are woefully archaic and prevent it from being technologically nimble, effective and profitable.
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But none of this technologically and scientifically advanced care is inexpensive; it's costly at every stage.
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However, they say the country is environmentally unfriendly, not technologically savvy, and that transport is inaccessible.
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The old, slow, technologically antiquated U.S. flagged ships carrying most cargo preference food aid are uncompetitive.
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But none of this technologically- and scientifically-advanced care is inexpensive; it's costly at every stage.
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In some cases, the company has argued that it is technologically unable to access users' communications.
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Like any technologically advanced device, the Xbox One can sometimes lag, freeze, or experience other glitches.
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While these cards don't break much new ground technologically, they do have a few interesting features.
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Well, Amazon is here to ease your holiday worries — one technologically-enabled device at a time.
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Albemarle makes technologically-advanced specialty chemicals used by various industries, including lithium used for recharging batteries.
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Technologically speaking, what is happening behind the scenes as you're seeing this new wave of riders?
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"It could be done — we are there technologically, we are just not there politically," Davis said.
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With money comes advancement, so Wakanda has moved forward technologically far quicker compared their worldly counterparts.
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A lot of the initial ransomware programs were technologically weak and weren't encrypting files very well.
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More egregiously, he oversimplifies the complex forces operating in today's technologically advanced and hyper-competitive economy.
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And it's an enormous challenge, technologically, for an institution that's largely stuck in the 20th century.
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Now, the challenge is Chinese competition on more technologically complex products, like automobiles, airplanes or microprocessors.
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"But they could cause mass chaos in our technologically advanced society in ways we cannot predict."
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Many of the thriving areas are places where these technologically advanced companies and their employees cluster.
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Being technologically proficient wouldn't have saved Obama if he didn't also have a consistent, compelling message.
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In that case, the adoption of a technologically advanced lifestyle might be effectively simultaneous with extinction.
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"Baby boomers are technologically aware, while millennials are tech natives," Petro told CNBC in an interview.
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Technologically speaking, developing safe and controllable methods to combat rising temperatures is a much easier task.
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And second, the new technologically advancing world has created more efficient and complex cooperative production relationships.
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Technologically advanced and social media-connected financial advisors are what Gen X and millennial clients want.
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It's also easy enough to add, technologically, particularly since the company recently redesigned its rider app.
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All participants seemed united in their belief that Capitol Hill was far behind the times technologically.
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They're more like advanced, mobile CCTV cameras, with their technologically-impressive presence acting as an extra deterrent.
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Wouldn't the ultimate outcome of a labor-less society be some sort of technologically induced, universal equality?
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Audi claims the new A8, its flagship sedan, is the most technologically advanced car in its class.
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The latest technology ban from the U.S. has now accelerated Huawei's efforts to become more technologically independent.
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In order to destroy a jamming signal someone would have to be extremely savvy and sophisticated technologically.
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While the carbon capture equipment the Obama rule would have required is technologically feasible, it is expensive.
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But the more serious questions about what technologically-mediated sex will look like are still in play.
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But luckily for today's students, there are technologically advanced tools for making it through this maturation process.
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But, everyone knows that Iron Man's gear is the most technologically advanced and therefore the most expensive.
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The church's role is to smooth the inevitable ascension of our machine deity, both technologically and culturally.
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We certainly need to stay ahead, but do we need a new bureaucracy to stay ahead technologically?
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So, she basically acts like a technologically advanced sex robot straight out of a Hollywood sci-fi.
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Snap's push to technologically support mobile video content, through vertical viewing, "tap to swipe" navigation cues, etc.
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Between the two trailers, Homecoming seems to be the most technologically-advanced Spider-Man film to date.
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Moderators, meanwhile, didn't have such a technologically hands-on role, and kept the forum clean and organised.
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Algorithmic distribution systems will always be co-opted by the best resourced or most technologically capable combatants.
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We're taking all the moves required to be masters of our own destiny here, technologically and otherwise.
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We're now reaching a boiling point where the technologically is finally cheap enough for people to buy.
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Japanese workers are at least as smart, educated, and technologically advanced as they were 26 years ago.
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Chinese defense planners are preparing the PLA to fight "informationized local wars": short, technologically-intense regional wars.
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It often feels like metal is at war with itself, on every front: politically, socially, even technologically.
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"Black Panther" tells the story of T'challa, a newly crowned king of a technologically advanced hidden kingdom.
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His contribution to this question was critical for the booming business of Guinness, Gosset's technologically minded employer.
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Despite plans to advance the company technologically, Lapidus claims he's taking the house back to its conception.
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As ships have grown more technologically capable, we've needed fewer of them to cover the same area.
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And the third part for me was very futuristic, because they are the most technologically advanced society.
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Perhaps the new, technologically extended mind is not so much something to fear as something to notice.
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Most certainly, especially if one takes into account that the methods used were not too technologically advanced.
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Joel Simkhai, 39, Grindr's founder and chief executive, has touted the app's reach in nations struggling technologically.
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But what I liked most about the Arcimoto was the connected feeling — and I don't mean technologically.
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In the U.S. and particularly Europe, we see smaller, more technologically advanced banks partnering with cryptocurrency businesses.
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Victoria presided over a global empire as her nation rose to its apex economically, militarily and technologically.
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"It will be the most sophisticated and technologically forward-looking presentation we have ever done," Roberts said.
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The latest yacht, appropriately named Ran VII, is the most technologically advanced of all of Zennstrom's boats.
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Technologically proficient Swedish banks, with efficiency ratios of around 50 percent, are among Europe's most profitable lenders.
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All over Asia, theme parks are competing to have the most technologically impressive or novel haunted experience.
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Given Iceland's small size, geothermal energy, and technologically literate population, the chances of AUR's success seem high.
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We have the largest, most productive and most technologically advanced economy that's ever existed on this planet.
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Trump's trade proposals reflect his bullying style and his technologically uninformed approach to tackling America's competitive vulnerabilities.
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These submarines are aging and, by almost every metric, technologically inferior to the submarines of other navies.
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The United States is one of the richest, most technologically advanced nations in the history of humanity.
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In an era of less technologically sophisticated medicine, your wife suggests, Sam would have died at birth?
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Unlike the typical Daleks of the past, though, this one didn't don the usual technologically advanced armor.
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The browser is aimed at the more technologically savvy user, and as a result, it's highly customizable.
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"Permanent Record" weaves together personal intel and spycraft info, much of it technologically elaborate yet clearly explained.
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The hope is that Subway's new spaces will be more inviting to consumers and more technologically savvy.
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But automakers said the fuel standards would be technologically hard to achieve and expensive to comply with.
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What Facebook asked was for faith that it would keep its promise of technologically guaranteed fair play.
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"And deployment was a success, technologically speaking, and I—it could not have gone better," he continued.
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As usual with music so technologically immersive, one wonders whether the extreme intensity is celebratory or nightmarish.
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This is precisely what Estonia, today one of the most technologically progressive nations in the world, successfully did.
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In the sketch, both Mulder and Scully are technologically impaired and shudder at the use of a smartphone.
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Richard Mille is famous for making some of the most technologically advanced and expensive timepieces on the planet.
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"This is a technology that socially and ethically we're unprepared for, but technologically, we can do," Gemmell said.
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It's no coincidence that this year's game is being held at the most technologically advanced stadium to date.
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Raëlians believe that these extraterrestrials were so technologically advanced that early humans mistook for them for omnipresent gods.
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There's definitely a fine line between keeping the human the most important factor, and keeping it technologically current.
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They are uninterested in blinding us with science, which is still a weakness in much technologically based work.
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"I don't think they can make the argument that this is technologically prohibitive or cost-prohibitive," Barreiro said.
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For a company hitherto seen as one of the most technologically adept in finance, this is a blow.
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CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR SAYS PROPOSED ADDITIONAL FUNDING TO UTILIZE THE MOST TECHNOLOGICALLY ADVANCED EQUIPMENT AND PROMOTE PUBLIC SAFETY - BLOG
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Yet they left all their tools in place — the archaic technologically superior relics we found throughout the world.
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There are still some elements of the game that fell short of my expectations though, technologically and otherwise.
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But in technologically and privacy-progressive Europe, the hearings may actually force Zuckerberg to answer some tough questions.
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And as China Inc becomes even more technologically sophisticated and expands abroad, tensions over its motives will intensify.
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On Drake's current tour, drones — no matter how technologically impressive — are far from the flashiest trick on display.
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Land Rover's new drone Discovery is almost certainly the most technologically advanced result of that longstanding arrangement, however.
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The Pluto plan, for example, may be too technologically demanding given the hypothetical nature of the fusion drive.
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"' Working with farmers and ranchers "to remove pollution and greenhouse gas emissions ... as much as is technologically feasible.
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Although evidence of ancient history exists and old traditions live on, Seoul is a technologically-forward, globalist place.
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China, a world leader in internet censorship, is increasingly connected to African nations both politically, economically, and technologically.
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The midcentury economy Trump yearns for was, almost by definition, less technologically advanced and educationally intensive than today's.
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Technologically, the Wurlitzer is as much an icon of the '50s and '60s as Elvis and Marilyn Monroe.
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Our infrastructure is falling apart as it is, let alone technologically advanced enough to accommodate the driverless world.
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Mellon ponders if such high-speed UFO's could be technologically-advanced Russian aircraft, or perhaps, evidence of aliens.
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America remains the world's most technologically advanced society, but this leadership position is being challenged like never before.
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He added that by creating such restrictions, China risked isolating itself technologically from the rest of the world.
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Gen Z offers a willing and technologically enabled audience, and Overtime wants to be their sports media provider.
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"We are entering unchartered territory with huge risks, regulatory and technologically," Hayter said in an email to CNBC.
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American textile companies make technologically advanced fabrics like those for carpeting, parachutes or the steel mesh inside tires.
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Electric cars are popular with younger, technologically savvy drivers, who might not consider buying a Chevy, Bloomberg noted.
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These productions have often involved elaborately mixed media, in which sounds and images are technologically refracted and displaced.
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Blade Runner imagines a future that's uncomfortable, but Observer offers a technologically-induced migraine with no way out.
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His forces were technologically backward while the American troops had all the best gadgets that money could buy.
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A decade later, we had to be there for "Must See TV." Technologically, it was an uncertain age.
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In the 2200s technologically advanced financial empires—Rockefeller, JP Morgan, Dupont, and Mellon—dominated American business and politics.
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That might mean fetishizing robots, or it could manifest in an attraction to technologically mediated avatars like Melody.
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Airbnb objected to the latter two provisions, arguing in court that the requirements were unconstitutional and technologically infeasible.
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The Ewoks manage to overwhelm and completely defeat a technologically superior force simply by using conventional military tactics.
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Although it's revolutionizing healthcare in developing countries, fingerprint scanning isn't the newest or most technologically advanced biometric tool.
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In Return of the Jedi they waged a military operation against the Empire's technologically superior force and won.
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The resulting troika, of a theorist and two experimentalists, would have their hands full, both technologically and managerially.
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Huawei will aim to be technologically "self-reliant" going forward, He Tingbo said in a letter to staff.
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Bezeq, Israel's largest telecoms provider, has argued this wholesale reform would be technologically complicated as it requires replacing switches.
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His trade routes can bring in bonus culture and research from any civilization that happens to surpass him technologically.
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It's not cheap, but New Balance is claiming the Zante Generate is its most technologically-advanced shoe to date.
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Sesame Street's VP of Licensing, Gabriela Arenas explained that the organization is looking toward introducing more technologically minded partnerships.
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Learning to code may seem daunting for those less technologically inclined, but what if Beyoncé could help you out?
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The plan for Neom is to be bigger, newer, and more technologically advanced than anything that has come before.
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Rinehart also points out that in Brazil, Facebook and WhatsApp are much more intricately linked, both technologically and culturally.
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But a new, technologically advanced form of a familiar old-fashioned ingredient that promises real results like never before?
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Also, a Turnbull government would face major problems as Australia attempts to transition into a technologically advanced manufacturing country.
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Algeria has one of the region's highest rates of Facebook usage coupled with perhaps its least technologically savvy regime.
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Several companies like Samsung have had issues with their technologically advanced products catching fire (and even burning down homes).
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A region that has fallen behind the rest of the world economically and technologically can ill afford that luxury.
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Bodies are so weird, and reliance on bodies is almost at cross-purposes to where we are technologically speaking.
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With Honda behind its development, ASIMO continues to be one of the most technologically advanced robots on the planet.
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That may be because many of the approaches are technologically so far beyond the current state of the art.
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So you think there were people before us in ancient times that were more advanced technologically than we are?
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The project is oriented toward exploring the kind of conflicts expected to require technologically advanced Army-Air Force integration.
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But blocking unwanted calls while allowing legitimate calls to go through is complicated to address both legally and technologically.
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In the 2015 novel "Ghost Fleet," the U.S. is challenged in a future war by a technologically savvy enemy.
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This is Samsung's Smart Suit concept, which the company showed off at CES 2016, and, technologically, it's not impressive.
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It will be far rarer on the road than the 28, and vastly more technologically advanced than the Aston.
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But selfie culture in China is massive, and the ability to technologically beautify oneself is a market unto itself.
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Cramming the most technologically sophisticated camera in the S9 is typical Samsung: trying to win with pure hardware alone.
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Walter is his more passive, inscrutable, and technologically advanced twin — think David without the daddy issues, ego, or peroxide.
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But at an event this week, founder Marc Raibert managed to unveil something simultaneously more unsettling and technologically impressive.
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It is a scenario for national stagnation – economically, technologically, in human health and in something less tangible, human hope.
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The potential for China -- one of the fastest-growing and most technologically advanced economies in the world -- is immense.
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They include the largest, wealthiest and most technologically advanced countries including Germany, Japan, France, Great Britain and South Korea.
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India and Pakistan broke into the nuclear club, but North Korea seemed as technologically backward as it was poor.
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"She leaves the JSE stronger, more diverse, more technologically advanced, commercially savvy and client focused," Chairman Nonkululeko Nyembezi said.
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Shanghai Disneyland has the most technologically advanced version of the Pirates of the Caribbean ride of any Disney park.
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Loose Ends Congratulations on the purchase of your 2017 Golem Zombie, the world's most technologically advanced self-driving vehicle.
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Self-driving vehicles will be introduced gradually, and only technologically mature systems would be approved for testing, it added.
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Its specialty was a brand of glazed terra-cotta sculpture that was physically durable, graphically strong and technologically inimitable.
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A technologically-diverse transportation sector and fueling landscape reflect the best future that American enterprise can offer our nation.
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Matsamaki parallels this technologically driven stuntedness to behaviors in Victorian England, and the United States during the 19th century.
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It plans to move its global headquarters from Connecticut to Boston, which it said attracts a "technologically-fluent" workforce.
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Most bulk shippers still rely on paper and pencil (or Excel spreadsheets among the most technologically savvy), Brown says.
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The Surface brings all the things a hard-core, technologically literate PC user needs in an ultraportable form factor.
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I think because of where we are technologically and the size of our population, those questions are really pressing.
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You discover a technologically advanced city hidden from the world (Wakanda, anyone?) and your unknown dad is its president.
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It was the latter two provisions that Airbnb objected to, alleging the requirements were both unconstitutional and technologically infeasible.
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The other big question: Can Alphabet's Waymo find a profitable business plan as self-driving rivals catch up technologically?
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Their goal is made easier by the proliferation of more technologically advanced ways to tackle the problems, they said.
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He is liberal and progressive, but also technologically and economically literate in a way that should appeal to business.
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And what she works on is so technologically challenging, even Bill Gates has said it&aposs beyond his comprehension.
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By 2040, about 30 states will have nukes, as technologically advanced nations seek the safety of a nuclear arsenal.
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Goldman dispatched Austin on missions to take on mad scientists, spies, aliens, technologically controlled sharks and a robotic Sasquatch.
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All technologically advanced countries, including Russia and China, have plans to help train Africans, plans to help develop Africa.
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There's a hilarious technologically facilitated (and garbled) exchange with an unseen Godlike eminence named Max, voiced by Hugh Dancy.
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Instead ATG plans only to introduce self-driving to new markets when it's technologically feasible, safe and cost effective.
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But Bremmer argued that without global participation, the U.S. could fall behind its technologically-advanced rivals like the Chinese.
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Typically for NASA, the Webb telescope was a technologically ambitious project, requiring 10 new technologies to make it work.
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"We are no longer living in a technologically accelerating world," Thiel told an audience at Yale University in 2013.
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"What sets this place apart is that we are the most technologically sophisticated facility in the world," Smith said.
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Frankly, I'm not even sure it's technologically possible—I'm not an engineer, so do not email me about this.
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Firms that fail to develop digital advice capabilities or align with a technologically experienced partner will be left behind.
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It's technologically feasible, several experts have said, though perhaps not within the 10-year timescale the plan sets out.
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Making visible the unseen, unfelt or unnoticed is a goal that Hanna extends conceptually into our technologically complex world.
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I hear we have advanced technologically more in the last 10 years than we have in the last 500 years.
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The professionalization of hacking has given rise to the most sophisticated and technologically well-armed adversaries authorities have ever faced.
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China's middle class is significantly bigger than the total U.S. population and the country is more technologically savvy, Levitas said.
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For the album sleeve, Warwicker assumed the role of "mixmaster" in a process that was both technologically analog and digital.
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The technologically savvy will find ways to get encryption, while the average smartphone user's data will be left more vulnerable.
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Is there anything more technologically ironic than the holy holy holy union of a mechanical watch and a fountain pen?
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In some ways, the Playbase is technologically inferior to receivers and other home theater components a third of its cost.
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Ghost does go to some lengths to turn its setting into a culturally diverse metropolis inhabited by technologically enhanced bodies.
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The company called the products "our most technologically advanced drones" at a press unveiling in New York City this morning.
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China is not the only authoritarian regime in the world but it is the wealthiest, strongest and technologically most advance.
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In the show, Duncan is 25, and is meant to embody a younger, more technologically-savvy type of Washington operative.
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It is, he says proudly, the most "technologically literate" building in Europe, and is already giving rise to new partnerships.
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That's what Garrett discovered, and that there were some problems with the rush to technologically enhance your traditional hotel room.
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While "first India" may be on par technologically with the rest of the world, "second India" is still lagging behind.
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Still: The People's HouseEven in the last twelve months, VR filmmaking has made strides technologically, and Hollywood is taking notice.
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The tech press quickly picked apart the technical minutia of such a proposal, debating whether Musk's idea was technologically possible.
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These satellites are often the size of a shoebox or smaller, and far more technologically capable than older, larger models.
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Part of it comes down to what's technologically possible right now — Roombas are a far cry from Rosie the Robot.
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The Dreamcast corrected many of SEGA's previous mistakes—it had a great launch lineup, was technologically advanced, and reasonably priced.
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Dan Swindel accurately captures the technologically uncanny valley that we call the office space in his video work "Mirror" (2017).
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I think I know how to do it technologically because I've done it for countries other than the United States.
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Beijing's goal is nothing short of surpassing the United States as the world's most powerful and most technologically advanced superpower.
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The most technologically advanced of the planes BuzzFeed News identified seems to be the one that later flew over Sinaloa.
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The U.S. military is the greatest, most professional, most dedicated and most technologically advanced joint force on the entire planet.
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Sam Roggeveen, a senior fellow at Sydney's Lowy Institute told CNN in April both of China's carriers were technologically outdated.
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Not from a lack of desire from Amazon, but because it's not technologically tenable with the approach that they're taking.
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The movie is a technologically challenging epic that was bound to do well in below- and above-the-line categories.
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There should probably always be a place for print in students' academic lives -- no matter how technologically savvy they become.
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Fermi further reckoned that any intelligent civilization would be technologically savvy enough to colonize the galaxy within 10 million years.
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There was better news for coalbed methane, however, with remaining technologically recoverable reserves jumping by 9.2 percent to 334.4 Bcm.
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But if you do need some help, technologically tricked-out leggings could be a cheaper alternative to a personal trainer.
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According to the F.B.I.'s findings, the tactics used to date by Russia have, technologically speaking, not been particularly sophisticated.
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He was stuck in the Appalachian dilemma: technologically savvy, as modern miners have to be, but stuck with few options.
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If so, what are they and why do you prefer these old-fashioned versions over their more technologically advanced counterparts?
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We bestride the planet a hegemon, now so numerous, wealthy, and technologically powerful that we are reshaping Earth's basic systems.
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Full of humor, finely honed observations and versatile performances, it is a deeply human exploration of a technologically complex theme.
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American companies, including Skyworks and Qorvo, lead the market for these "radio frequency" parts, which are technologically demanding to produce.
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"We are one of the most — if not the most — technologically advanced platforms in the world of sport," he said.
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That is earlier than most of its technologically minded peers, which tend to mature a little more before going public.
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That includes lots of expensive and technologically sophisticated care that is no better, or only slightly better, than cheaper alternatives.
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"McLaren's racing pedigree is founded on decades of performance in the most technologically advanced sport in the world," he said.
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While this atrophy has been taking place, the nuclear weapon threat to America has been intensifying geographically, technologically, and numerically.
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What remains is the technologically truncated National Missile Defense that cannot defend allies and has Hawaii hiding in bomb-shelters.
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I decided to visit the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum first, because it somehow feels both antiquated and technologically advanced.
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A totally unnecessary purchase, justified by the fact that my old car — a 2014 Suburban — was not technologically savvy enough.
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General sentiment at the moment is that image recognition is technologically very impressive, but not all that useful to users.
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This works well in a system where each exchange is mandated to make quotes available as fast as technologically possible.
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On her first album, the London singer-songwriter develops that spare template into a louder, technologically damaged guitar-pop style.
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As someone deeply skeptical of technologically aided "interactive" art, I found this to be a thoroughly novel and captivating experience.
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Over the last few years, the NCA has attempted to reach out to technologically savvy young people in different ways.
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But what is the evidence that technologically driven labor displacement is taking place at a particularly fast — much less accelerating — rate?
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It's profoundly ugly—like every Fitbit that's come before, but it could be technologically cool enough that you might not care.
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However, fiction is no reason to discount the amazing benefits technologically advanced computer systems are making in the world of healthcare.
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Similarly, the shenanigans committed by Rebecca's employer, a dating service called Lovability, seem largely unnecessary to the plot and technologically dubious.
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"It's our job to know what is possible technologically while the end users tell us about their underlying needs," Karatsevidis says.
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Ford may not be as technologically glamorous but it is well-versed in mass-producing cars, having made 6.7m last year.
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As a result, he continues to set new standards, both technologically and physically, for what visually impaired people everywhere can accomplish.
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Phase 2 intends to soft-land a rover, which will be the most technologically challenging addition to the ExoMars robotic team.
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The Trump administration wants to make sure the United States remains "technologically and economically engaged" in the nuclear industry, Perry said.
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TPBank, founded in 2008 by Vietnam's top technology firm FPT, is considered one of Vietnam's most modern and technologically savvy banks.
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Pentagon officials have yet to explain how the new antipersonnel land mines they wish to use would differ technologically from those.
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Some social media companies have stepped carefully with counterterrorism efforts, saying it is technologically difficult to weed out true terrorist activity.
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Even the most technologically sophisticated venues find it impossible to deliver the perfect music mix to every seat in the house.
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The DEA described the Zetas as "the most technologically advanced, sophisticated and violent of these paramilitary enforcement groups," Insight Crime notes.
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Now, however, it appears that avoiding VR would mean skipping some of the most popular, and technologically advanced Disney World attractions.
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The country has advanced technologically since Free Basics launched, and smartphones with full internet access are much more the norm today.
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But there's an ongoing debate in the mesh net community about whether such a system will work both technologically and socially.
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Humans know, on a bone-deep level, what happens when a more technologically advanced civilization meets one with less destructive tech.
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The United States remains the world's preeminent military power, and in the Pacific it fields large numbers of technologically advanced weapons.
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Ideally, such technologically evolved decision-making abilities can flourish alongside evolving HI, to rethink assumptions, reframe possibilities and explore new territories.
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They brought together artists, technologists, scholars, engineers, and museum professionals to speak about the future of art in technologically immersive environments.
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It understood that a lot had changed technologically in the 12 years since its inception when engineering began thinking about this.
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Technologically speaking, the initially clunky device was rapidly perfected, mimicking and sometimes improving an analog experience that had existed for centuries.
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Corvids are a technologically advanced branch on the tree of life with skills that often match those of primates like us.
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At work, the technologically advanced bathrooms have faucets without knobs that are magically turned on by the proximity of your hands.
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Technologically, both Vue and Sling TV have better-designed software than a traditional cable box from Comcast, Time Warner or Charter.
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The Navy told Popular Mechanics last month that the new design makes the helicopter one of the most technologically advanced aircraft.
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The agency said the new standards will result in a significant conservation of energy and are technologically feasible and economically justified.
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They are modern, culturally astute and technologically savvy, and they are defining what Afghanistan will look like 10 years from now.
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Stepping into the vacuum, the technologically endowed of Silicon Valley are talking about a future that bypasses the labor market entirely.
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If you look at our lawmakers across the country, I would venture to guess that most are not very technologically savvy.
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Now that a treaty has been established between the empire and the enigmatic, violent, technologically superior Presger, countless planets breathe easier.
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In recent years, China has built up an armada of oceangoing dredging ships, among the most technologically advanced in the world.
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A documentary on "The 21st Century Odyssey" offers an in-depth look at this pioneering work of technologically aided human connection.
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Disrupted sleep matters, and there is a pressing need for someone, whether Apple or another enterprise, to technologically scale sleep health.
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If anything, the consequences of failing to complete college seem to be increasing, as the economy becomes ever more technologically advanced.
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Without one, America's allies feel they have little choice but to use Huawei if they don't want to fall behind technologically.
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"In hiring Bjarke, I knew we were ruling out nothing in terms of what would be technologically possible," Mr. Eustis said.
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Technologically, I joked when you got, you told us a funny story about matching with your nephew, I think it was.
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With the help of technologically advanced materials that make equipment lighter, many players now take to the field with scant protection.
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Most of the examples I outlined here speak more to a user who is technologically very engaged than a mainstream user.
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The weird thing about Japan is that although it seems technologically advanced, it is still behind the times in many ways.
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Now the small trading firms of a decade ago provide technologically cutting-edge market making services to the broader investing public.
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Yet technologically advanced, animal-free research methods using human cells and human data are identifying treatments where animal models could not.
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From a technical standpoint, this means the camera produces some of the most technologically advanced images ever made with each shot.
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This metal is both very rare and special, and it has allowed Wakanda to develop into a hidden, technologically advanced society.
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The results may be technologically sophisticated, but they're about as witty as those face-in-the-hole cutout boards at carnivals.
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Another course would be for Taipei to respond asymmetrically, emphasizing its strength as a liberal democracy and a technologically advanced economy.
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But during World War II, there were a lot of jobs that would seem strange in today&aposs technologically focused military.
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This kind of reticence was common among the protesters, who knew that they were dealing with a technologically sophisticated police force.
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Narrated by a swarm-like chorus of characters, the novel starts in Zambia's colonial past and imagines a technologically advanced future.
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Loop unbundling in the context of broadband telecommunications is a difficult feat both technologically and economically, especially as bandwidth demands increase.
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One of the more technologically and conceptually stunning entries at the festival was Pixel Ripped 1989 (available now for multiple platforms).
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It's technologically robust enough and easy enough to use that developers love it, giving Apple a nice foothold in augmented reality.
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"We have seen them become more directly competitive for the leisure and family audience, and more technologically sophisticated," the researchers write.
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His African kingdom, Wakanda, has the nerve to be technologically advanced without an ounce of culture stripped from its Afro-future grounds.
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Earth's beloved satellite has not only lost its power to summon the possibilities of a technologically advanced future; it's straight-up outdated.
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Technologically speaking, the duo explores the various ways of entry into virtual reality: via the flat rectangular video format or spherical video.
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We have 1.2 billion people, 60 percent of the world's uncultivated arable land and the most technologically underserved population on the planet.
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We want people to discuss whether it's technologically possible, and to get excited by the possibility that it one day might be.
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But other China hawks say the drive by Chinese companies to abandon U.S. technology is inevitable given Beijing's drive to advance technologically.
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"It is completely technologically unworkable for individual states to mandate different encryption standards in consumer products," Lieu told Reuters in an interview.
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They are unique both technologically and practically, providing the best sound out of any wireless headphone yet, but only in limited circumstances.
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In peer-reviewed research, Kelly argued carbon dioxide should be considered the byproduct of the "immense benefits" of a technologically advanced society.
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Some of the main criticisms are that the changeover could compromise the capacity for emergency broadcasts, and that citizens aren't technologically prepared.
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Melodically, it's a standard blues chord progression, but that's not the way it feels; it's too cheerful, too mechanical, too technologically savvy.
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BEST: Knotten Standing Desk - $150Yeah, IKEA has more technologically equipped standing desks than the Knotten, but I just love this little guy.
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They didn't choose to be born into a technologically booming time where any piece of information they desire is at their fingertips.
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Meanwhile, Instagram is getting faster at copying even Snapchat's most technologically advanced features with a series of global iOS and Android updates.
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" They now have a progressive-sounding, technologically inspired answer: "We are using a new black-box technology to predict and deter crime.
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My technologically-challenged roommate regularly calls her computer's hard drive "memory," and she can still operate the Gear VR without asking questions.
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In fact, all you have to do is lay there and let the technologically-advanced device work your facial muscles for you.
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"Unless we become a technologically advanced country we face a problem of diminishing defence potential and a threat to sovereignty," he said.
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"These assets are not the type of technologically critical assets that Germany wants to protect," a banker familiar with the deals said.
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Last year, China's most technologically advanced steelmaker Baosteel acquired rival Wuhan Iron and Steel, creating the world's second-largest steelmaker behind ArcelorMittal.
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Gravity is limited technologically, but the electromagnetic force is versatile: Light is the electromagnetic force, and radio waves are the electromagnetic force.
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Either scenario is technologically possible, though we would need big breakthroughs in cost-effectiveness of alternative energy for the best-case outcomes.
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Marvels like these are why Bob Iger, the head of Disney, has promised this will be the company's "most technologically innovative park".
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As the world becomes more technologically interdependent, it is critical that American students have the skills to compete with their global counterparts.
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In addition, the U.S. Air Force deployed a pair of B-1B Lancers, one of the world's most technologically advanced strategic bombers.
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Silicon Valley — the place itself, but also the society of smart, technologically savvy people who surround it — is full of basketball fans.
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They instead aim to bolster and extend U.S. conventional deterrence against great powers able to produce or acquire technologically advanced weapons systems.
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Very interestingly, the more technologically integrated we become, such as through internet use, the more tightly linked markets become, offering less diversification.
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Admittedly, it is technologically difficult to surreptitiously connect a network tap with transmitters that allow for remote access, but it is possible.
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If other intelligent life in the universe has outpaced us technologically, it's possible those beings think Earth isn't worth contacting at all.
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To manufacture these high-value, technologically intensive goods, U.S. manufacturers must purchase lower value and low technology component parts from foreign countries.
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Enria said EBA may recommend changes to existing EU financial rules to make them "technologically neutral" and proportionate for fintech start-ups.
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Being able to see the whole video would give an unprecedented inside look at how the feds go after technologically sophisticated criminals.
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The manufacturing of more labor-intensive, less technologically complex products like apparel is migrating to lower-wage countries like Bangladesh and Ethiopia.
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The recent trade dispute between China and the United States has brought new attention to China's zeal to become technologically self-reliant.
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In a December 2014 speech, though, Mr. Xi warned Chinese military officials that they risked being eclipsed technologically by the United States.
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The United States is accelerating development of global rapid-strike offensive capabilities, and some advanced weaponry has technologically broken through spatiotemporal boundaries.
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"Astronomical Table Clock" (1568) similarly hints at its patron's nobility and boasts an intricately ornate façade to match its technologically complex interior.
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They say the regulations would create barriers to market entry for foreign companies and impair the country's security by isolating it technologically.
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Firearm sales are down and adding new products that appeal to a younger, more technologically savvy market segment is good for business.
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The technologically enlightened Boros would send data about each game to a mainframe in Philadelphia, then retrieve updated analysis the following day.
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With its 48-inch screen complete with an A.I. assistant, this is one of the most technologically tricked out cars out there.
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Although we live in a technologically advanced society, the general approach to water infrastructure today would be recognizable to an ancient Roman.
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However, despite this "ceasefire," the two most decisive countries for the global future will continue to grow apart politically, economically and technologically.
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The requests have also grown more complicated as tech companies have acquired more data and law enforcement has become more technologically sophisticated.
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There is no way North Korea could keep up with its richer and more technologically advanced neighbors in a conventional arms race.
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The United States is one of the most technologically advanced countries in the world, and we should use this comparative advantage wisely.
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"Living within the means of one planet is technologically possible, financially beneficial, and our only chance for a prosperous future," Wackernagel added.
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We are still technologically superior to all potential adversaries and can leverage that superiority to protect America from growing nuclear missile threats.
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After noting the park's bells and whistles, we expected the hotel to be more technologically impressive, with video games and animatronic characters.
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Upon visiting the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum, I wonder how it feels both antiquated and technologically advanced at the same time.
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It perhaps also seems more technologically advanced and less like the long leg braces and crutches people have used since the 1950s.
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Moving through stories of complexity expressed mythologically, biologically, technologically, and psychically, he suggested that inherent contradiction is our constant state of being.
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There's something zany about this, imagining the technologically savvy scientists, wry and knowing, finding their answers sent up by a higher being.
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The prosthetic arm, for instance, which appears as technologically advanced, is flexing in a way that conveys both strength and absolute control.
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They say the regulations would impede China's economic growth, create barriers to market entry and impair the country's security by isolating it technologically.
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Photo: GettyOne of the darkest aspects of our technologically advanced world is how new advancements are inevitably used to sexually exploit people online.
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Photo: APThe common conception of a technologically enabled apocalypse foresees a powerful artificial intelligence that, either deliberately or by accident, destroys human civilization.
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In the earliest, most technologically limited days of video games, developers concocted the simplest of designs, leading to some extremely efficient, iconic creations.
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Seen as lagging behind technologically, they were lousy with copycat services, unable to compete with Silicon Valley due to censorship and government interference.
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The whole thing with Wakanda is that they hid from the world for centuries and developed advanced technologically with the help of vibranium.
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We do that with parts of drug prohibition, we do that with creating more evolved syndicates, we do that with beefing up technologically.
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Ahead are five scenes from Sex And The City that have not aged well — from the technologically embarrassing to the straight-up offensive.
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Westworld has shown us the future, and I'm not talking about the android-populated one at a technologically advanced Wild West amusement park.
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In "Enigma," SG-1 discovers the Tollans, a technologically advanced race of humans who lived in a system with another inhabited planet, Serita.
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This law was written and passed in an era that is technologically out-of-date compared to the era in which we live.
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Technologically speaking, becoming Iron Man could be feasible by enhancing your strength through a mechanical device, especially in comparison to becoming Captain America.
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"Our stations are offering some of the most technologically advanced charging that is available," Electrify America CEO Giovanni Palazzo said in a statement.
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Every year a hologram company comes to us, but we never even seriously consider it because we don't believe technologically it could work.
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It introduced viewers to Wakanda, an independent, technologically advanced African nation straight out of the Afrofuturist fantasies of '70s Herbie Hancock album covers.
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"It's difficult because it's almost like technologically impossible to erase yourself from the internet, you're info is on so many servers," she said.
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This is one of the people who oversees communications and technology policy for what is arguably the most technologically advanced nation on Earth.
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CEO Bob Iger teased investors in March that the ride is "the most technologically advanced and immersive attraction" the park has ever seen.
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But the ability of developing countries to create enough jobs in today's technologically advanced and ruthlessly efficient global economy is far from assured.
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Initially, the hope from some was that the future might offer a commercial car as technologically slick and design-friendly as the iPhone.
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As you might expect, the credibility of these projects varies, both in terms of apparent motivation and how technologically feasible their plans are.
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"In my judgment, us assisting the Chinese military in advancing technologically is not in U.S. national interests," Dunford said at the Atlantic Council.
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Its 21,2100-odd residents are spitting-distance from some of the most technologically advanced areas of the state, including the University of Michigan.
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DPR2, who took on the same title as his predecessor, was the technologically-savvy person and respected community member who spearheaded this relaunch.
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Some say it's a consequence of banning the production of actual (and consensual) pornography in a country as technologically advanced as South Korea.
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A few years ago, US Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan revealed that her fellow justices on the High Court were not technologically savvy.
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Separate sources said in July that companies like FFT are not the type of technologically critical assets that Germany would look to protect.
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Meanwhile, in more technologically advanced countries like the U.S. and China, there is major scope for companies to capitalize on 5G, Lee noted.
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Published this month in the International Journal of Astrobiology, the work outlines what kind of signature a technologically adept species might leave behind.
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Electronic musicians have proven that the beautiful harmonies of acoustics are no less natural to the human soul when rendered synthetically and technologically.
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Utilizing private investment is an opportunity to modernize today's infrastructure while creating an avenue to have technologically advanced systems for decades to come.
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Pyongyang test-fired a Hwasong-15 missile Wednesday, which is believed to be its most dangerous and technologically advanced long-range ballistic missile.
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She snapped a photo and posted the image in a Twitter message to the city's Transportation Department, as any technologically savvy citizen might.
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But perhaps a technologically advanced civilization just can't last long enough to be able to travel through the galaxy for millions of years.
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It starts with the most vulnerable infants, such as those we care for in the neonatal intensive care unit, in technologically advanced situations.
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Despite years of experience in the world's most technologically advanced military, there are U.S. veterans leaving the service unable to find a job.
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But Sony's technologically adventurous "The Walk," directed by Robert Zemeckis, was rebuffed by ticket buyers and awards groups after opening last year's festival.
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"The Netherlands is probably the most technologically sophisticated country in terms of agriculture production," Erik Nicholson, of the United Farm Workers, told me.
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They say what law enforcement is asking for is still effectively a "backdoor," and that to provide such access safely is technologically infeasible.
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" But the Green New Deal resolution does call for "removing ... greenhouse gas emissions from the agricultural sector as much as is technologically feasible.
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They're growing up in a technologically advanced age; they're growing up with a much broader perspective on the world than certainly I had.
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Tehran has long been considered a cyber backwater — less advanced, and technologically and intellectually inferior to other adversaries such as China and Russia.
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The Syrian civil war has crippled Syria's wider IADS, Syria's crews are of questionable training and its available air defenses are technologically obsolescent.
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The 2008 economic crisis and the regulations that followed it are forcing banks to become less opaque and more technologically savvy and efficient.
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Which is to say that the most technologically advanced and politically institutionalized societies in Imperator will be powered in large part by slavery.
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Drones are technologically advanced enough to be used for tasks such as package delivery, inspecting border walls and other public infrastructure and farming.
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In the early hours of Wednesday, North Korea test-fired what is believed to be its most technologically advanced long-range ballistic missile.
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Russia's economy is not big and they don't really innovate technologically, but they've always led the world in understanding the psychology of power.
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But the assumption that past patterns hold the same sway in a world that is morphing technologically and economically must be continually challenged.
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In fact, most presidential science advisers have been physicists, who can knowledgeably address the technologically sophisticated questions that always arise in this arena.
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In measured, data-driven prose, Beckley demonstrates that no country is poised to upend American primacy, not economically, not militarily and not technologically.
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How do you practice, explain or display technologically generated images in a moment when everyone is a photographer and images are beyond ubiquitous?
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We remain confident that Microsoft's proposal was technologically superior, continues to offer the best value, and is the right choice for the DoD.
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"The air conditioners we do have are very big, very bulky, very heavy, and not exactly technologically advanced in any way," Arpino said.
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How do we meet the visitors where they are technologically instead of trying to bring them to where we want them to be?
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China has begun closing steel mills, and has been discussing plans to close some of its less technologically advanced aluminum smelters as well.
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Those two things, I think, for a long time are going to keep us busy, technologically, in terms of design and community building.
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The European Securities and Markets Watchdog (ESMA) said on Monday such Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) were unregulated, volatile, not transparent and technologically untested.
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Grassroots organizing Grassroots organizing is facilitated by technologically advanced tools that seamlessly connect large groups of advocates and disseminate unified calls to action.
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Schaberg's inquiry is vexed, partly because he can't decide whether the problem with flight is that it's unfashionable or that it's technologically obsolete.
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What stories do you have about yourself and your classmates, and the newest, most technologically advanced sports gear to back up your opinion?
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We should understand that an educated, technologically competent workforce is not merely a function of market demand, but a core national infrastructure priority.
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Much of the commentary after last week's hearings focused on just how technologically illiterate members of Congress, particularly the senators, showed themselves to be.
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General Electric wants to design and manufacture technologically advanced plane engines in Poland, Italy and the Czech Republic, GE's chief executive told daily Rzeczpospolita.
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It would be a technologically complex mission, involving three different launches from Earth, and with multiple points of potential failure from start to finish.
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The comparative advantages that the first state to develop AI would have over others — militarily, economically, and technologically — are almost too vast to predict.
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"At that time it was technologically impossible to build something like this," historian Jens Wehner told Germany's Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ) newspaper last week.
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This is one way to start sheepherding: with a winged adventurer swooping down on a herd of sheep like some avenging technologically-equipped god.
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"Even though their equipment is technologically sophisticated, it doesn't fit with our mission to go in the cave," Osatanakorn said about Musk's engineering team.
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Even though the YCH Group might not be the biggest player in the Asian logistics scene, it is one of the most technologically advanced.
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Still, they could offer adversaries an opportunity to "assess technical capabilities and weaknesses in one of the most technologically advanced aircrafts," the researchers wrote.
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But his use of social media is cannier and more intensive than that of Mr Di Maio of the supposedly technologically astute young M5S.
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Meanwhile, the U.S. and its allies were developing "defensive" bio-weapons, which were intended to provide insight into "offensive" weapons — a small step technologically.
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Earlier this year, Disney CEO Bob Iger described Rise of the Resistance as the "most technologically advanced and immersive attraction we have ever imagined."
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Young people have a narrative of their own: Boomers are technologically illiterate, the beneficiaries of an unusually prosperous era they lucked their way into.
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What's more, the imagery they collect is shared among all the signatories, giving some less technologically advanced nations their only source of overhead intelligence.
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Warhol's retooling of the meaning of abstraction is seen in Wool and Guyton's mechanical works, which expand abstraction into singular, technologically-enhanced representational forms.
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As a result of this competition to build the most technologically advanced smartphone, some mobile manufacturers are going above and beyond what is necessary.
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The new edition will look the same as the 1986 version, but has technologically updated guts, and there's no Apple IIE C64 connection required.
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Because of iOS's closed ecosystem, F.lux built an app outside of the App Store that any technologically savvy person could sideload onto their iPhone.
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Another familiar blunder came this week when it was revealed that technologically challenged convicted criminal Paul Manafort had yet another problem using basic tech.
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Another name for millenarianism is cargo cult, which is a tribal society's frequent response to the encroachment of a technologically advanced culture upon them.
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While most of the hearing&aposs conversation focused on microbial life, the discussion did touch briefly on technologically advanced civilizations beyond our solar system.
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This recent development demonstrates that it is physically and technologically possible to build reliable, fast internet infrastructure that doesn't interfere with the Quiet Zone.
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Most recently, Winfried Kretschmann was reelected this year as head of government in Baden-Württemberg, one of Europe's technologically and industrially most advanced regions.
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"Technologically, autonomous weapons are easier than self-driving cars," Stuart Russell, a computer science professor at UC Berkeley and leading AI researcher, told me.
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As geostrategist Nayef Al-Rodhan writes: The targeting of satellites makes everyone on Earth—especially the most developed and technologically advanced nations—exceptionally vulnerable.
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Taken together, these steps can give Americans the safe, reliable, and technologically advanced infrastructure we need to keep our economy humming and people working.
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We're lucky to live in such technologically-advanced times, but there are moments when it's possible to have too much of a good thing.
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Shakespeare never wrote a document that was meant to govern a democracy that would foreseeably evolve in every way — morally, socially, politically and technologically.
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The Chinese company serves close to 300 million users across more than 400 Chinese cities — more users than Uber — but lags technologically, analysts say.
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Those are not just expensive propositions; they're also technologically tough at present as batteries powerful enough to propel them are not yet commercially viable.
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Tech experts say that what Comey is asking for is still effectively a "backdoor," and that to provide such access safely is technologically infeasible.
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Even Estonia, which is widely regarded as the country with the most technologically advanced system of governance, has struggled with securing their elections systems.
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He prides himself on being a modern manager, has pioneered sports science techniques and is, by all reports, as technologically adept as they come.
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" As a result, researchers propose a new label for people who find these technologically-savvy experiences imperative to their sexual identity: that is, "digisexuals.
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But its satire of free-to-play games with a strong subtext of technologically-induced inequality made the episode one of the series' bests.
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But years later, Apple discontinued the feature in its newest lineup of iPhones, replacing it with a less technologically complex feature called Haptic Touch.
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Despite living in one of the most technologically advanced countries in the world, millions of Americans lack access to high-speed broadband Internet service.
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But I can't wonder how things might work if the wealthiest, most technologically advanced country in the world were a little more like Sweden.
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The port of Murmansk, in far northwest Russia, is the site of a technologically advanced but potentially risky experiment: a floating nuclear power plant.
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That all changed by the summer, when Kim started showing off weapons that were much more technologically advanced — and that seemingly worked as planned.
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While Campbell and Salvagione create works that illuminate the haunting and mysterious aspects of technologically-enhanced art, Rath's sculptures graft human characteristics onto machines.
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North Korea declared its nuclear weapons force technologically complete at the end of 2017, with its third successful test of an intercontinental ballistic missile.
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Anticipation for the new vehicle has caused some confusion among consumers that the Model 3 could be more technologically advanced than Tesla's current models.
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"While technologically and financially you are giants, morally you are pygmies," Representative Tom Lantos, Democrat of California, said during a televised hearing in 33.
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They targeted electric cars for special support in an industrial policy called "Made in China 2025," which aims to foster upgraded, technologically advanced manufacturing.
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Under Xi Jinping, "president for life," the Communist Party of China has built the most technologically sophisticated repression machine the world has ever seen.
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Their movements are known, they often appear in public, and weapons available to a technologically competent state can penetrate even the most sophisticated defenses.
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The latter incorporates unique symbologies, culled from pagan and literary sources, to communicate the highs and lows of life in modern, technologically driven cities.
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But there's another Holy Grail of the advertising industry, long thought to be too technologically difficult to achieve, that may finally be within reach.
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"As European markets become more integrated and technologically complex, this is becoming a more essential element that policy-makers need to address," he said.
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"This team developed a product that solves a very technologically complex problem in about 1503 months," said Dayna Grayson, a tech investor with NEA.
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The French company makes a myriad of wine cellars, but the Cave Bar, which rises up from the ground, is the most technologically advanced.
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Its entrance and transit through Aquarius reflects the significance of information in our technologically-oriented world and how it can divide or unite us.
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With an eye on rivals Russia and China, the US Navy is looking at potential new payloads for the service's most technologically advanced submarines.
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But for many farmers who have managed to connect to the NBN, bandwidth remains woefully inadequate to meet the data requirements of technologically sophisticated producers.
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"Demonstrating an unambiguous quantum advantage will be an important milestone," said Eisert—it would prove that quantum computers really can extend what is technologically possible.
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As it is, the film is technologically advanced, but it is as regressive in its politics as any of the company's hand-painted fairy tales.
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From Zuck's notes yesterday:Photo: APZuckerberg declined to comment on firings yesterday, but he also faced many senators who were clearly out of their depth technologically.
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Yet perhaps the most disturbing form of technologically-enhanced racial bias in policing stems from a technology that is spreading to departments around the country.
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This is not to say that FBI agents don't know what they're doing, technologically speaking, but that the ramifications could go beyond their own work.
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"We have advised SWIFT that it must disconnect any Iranian institution that we designate as soon as technologically feasible to avoid sanctions exposure," Mnuchin said.
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Because if you're trying to find a music recording, at least technologically this is comparatively simple because a music recording is more or less unique.
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But Sinclair is a good example of how political media, including outright conspiracy theorizing, can spread through more mundane and less technologically novel means too.
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Bombardier, which is weighing additional asset sales, faced a cash crunch in 21 due to its high-stakes bet on the technologically advanced narrow body.
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The aircraft that operated the service was an Airbus A350-1000 XWB, the newest aircraft in Virgin Atlantic's fleet and Airbus' most technologically advanced aircraft.
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Across the United States and the globe, a push to innovate and build smart, technologically advanced cities has transformed the way governments approach public service.
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For the technologically inclined, it's tempting to believe that our problems can also be solved with technology, which is how activity trackers came to be.
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Think science fiction-style breakthroughs that are starting today—we'll point to a present that is far more technologically advanced than most of us realize.
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Sondra told me that she likes Ty because their toys make children happy in a way that she feels more technologically advanced toys do not.
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Titled with the casual prototype name "hopping bot," the slim, compact robot is as technologically unique as it is kinematic machine on a single leg.
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Japan is one of the most technologically advanced countries in the world and home to some of the most innovative companies that have ever existed.
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That means that even the most technologically savvy users have been unable to use all the great hardware found in Chromebooks for anything but Chrome.
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But it could also fuel a technologically driven move toward surveillance capitalism or a surveillance state – profiteering or big brother instead of trust and security.
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This is memory, generally, and how it all works is still pretty murky—which makes replicating it technologically, as in neuromorphic computing, murky as well.
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Left nearly defenseless, the U.S. comes to realize it must rely on long retired, technologically simpler and ultimately more dependable weapon systems to fight back.
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Once operational, Dakota Access will be among the safest, most technologically advanced pipelines ever constructed, able to ship 450,000 barrels of oil a day safely.
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Technologically, it is possible to perceive and distribute an early warning, as a quake is first felt near the epicenter and travels outward from there.
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However, the price between the iPhone 5C and the more technologically advanced iPhone 5S wasn't great enough for the phone to attract a big following.
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"They've made the controls and displays more advanced technologically as well as ergonomically better and along with some other human-factors-engineering angles," Strawser said.
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Then came the inevitable question – would regulation level the playing field between the new technologically driven players in the sector and longstanding traditional finance institutions?
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Furthermore, the German economy alone is larger than Russia's, even in terms of purchasing power parity, not to mention better diversified and more technologically advanced.
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The practice is fairly technologically simple: Hackers trick people into clicking on links or unfamiliar websites containing malware that allows them access to the devices.
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Technologically it's not quite as impressive as Anki, and its modular track pieces are more flimsy and therefore less interesting to build with (no jumps!).
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Today I have a more modern and technologically different sound image, but I'd argue that the [characteristic] noise is still there nevertheless, if not superficially.
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We can't teleport you to this idealistic, technologically advanced future, but we can hook you up with a robo-vacuum that's basically just as cool.
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These Skype talks charm you with sweet declarations ("kisses") and some gentle comedy (Maman is a bit technologically challenged), although mostly with their unguarded intimacy.
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South Korea and Japan are also eager to help if China can smooth out the political and security rough edges with its technologically sophisticated neighbors.
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"While technologically and financially you are giants, morally you are pygmies," said Representative Tom Lantos, Democrat of California, who was then chairman of the committee.
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While far more fuel efficient, and technologically relevant to road car production, than aging V8 engines, the new units have also been considerably more expensive.
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As much as anyone, he is the voice of the Arab millennial: bright, well-educated, technologically literate, and deeply hostile to both autocrat and theocrat.
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So, technologically, this is a huge step as Jürgen Volz, a physicist at the Vienna Center for Quantum Science and Technology told the LA Times.
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NL Industries was found to be at least partly responsible for contamination there, which included PCBs, titanium dioxide and technologically enhanced naturally occurring radioactive material.
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"Despite the rest of the world's view of farming, it's actually very technologically driven," he said, citing precision spraying, automated dairy units and genetic science.
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"The idea that in five years or 10 years we're not going to consume any more fossil fuels is technologically impossible," he recently told Politico.
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What's needed is the political will to call for a technologically driven border security solution and the legislative grit to put real funding behind it.
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Most of all, they have an anxious audience desperate to understand a world that is changing physically, socially, economically and technologically faster than ever before.
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They say the nickel-copper mining process, no matter how technologically advanced, will risk leaching sulfuric acid, heavy metals and sulfates into the surrounding watershed.
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But the world's two most technologically advanced countries have differed drastically in their responses to earthquakes, reflecting a broader attitude toward risk and collective responsibility.
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And yet the number of American buildings that use this technology — around 175 — is tiny for a society as technologically advanced and wealthy as ours.
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To rebalance the economy, Chinese policymakers wish to emphasize a shift toward technologically-driven innovation over low-end manufacturing as the path toward sustainable growth.
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Mr. Yang has at times even pitched himself to voters directly as a younger, more technologically savvy and "more Asian" version of the septuagenarian Vermonter.
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"Something we hear from a lot of older drivers who maybe aren't as technologically savvy, is that they often struggle with accepting requests," Campbell said.
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We two technologically befuddled parents followed along, playing our part by marveling at the confidence of our guides, exchanging genuinely surprised and almost giggly glances.
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So while they kept on building and selling tank-like vehicles, companies like Tesla developed rapidly, leaving Germany behind both technologically and in securing markets.
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If it dies, there will be nothing to stop either country from developing or deploying nuclear weapons, including the most lethal and technologically advanced weapons.
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Iranian scientists are enriching uranium at a higher grade and reinstalling more technologically advanced centrifuge machines, activity they had ceased when the deal was intact.
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HiSilicon's efforts have ensured a steady supply and "strategic safety" of most products, He said, adding that Huawei will aim to be technologically self-sufficient.
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The 250,503-ton vessel, the first of a new, more technologically advanced carrier class, cost about $250 billion after cost overruns and years of delay.
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"These kids are able now to see themselves in environments that are expansive, both technologically and in terms of social mores and gender," he said.
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Last year, companies of all types had their checkbooks open, hoping to buy a technologically savvy start-up that could revolutionize the way they work.
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Spain was weak, couldn't reach any other civilizations via the land and was so backward technologically that I completely wrote it off as a threat.
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Such a historic document dump required a matching journalistic effort, one that would end up as among the broadest and most technologically challenging journalistic endeavors ever.
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It's also the manufacturer of great consumer products like a nearly flawless MacBook Air clone and one of the most technologically advanced smartphones on the market.
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And a not insignificant amount of that money is going toward building what the team hopes will be the most technologically advanced sports arena ever built.
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The company had wanted to do a really big and powerful desktop CPU for a while, but it had never been feasible technologically or financially speaking.
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And really, if you're not telling the world how technologically with-it you are, what's the point of the Meca-10 over any other luxury watch?
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Naval observers quickly identified the weapon as a likely electromagnetic railgun, a technologically advanced weapon that uses magnetic force rather than explosive gunpowder to propel projectiles.
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It's a huge challenge: the Laconians are technologically superior, with ships that wield awesome and terrible destructive power, and which also can heal themselves after battle.
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To a growing extent, the productivity gap between technologically advanced firms and laggards suggests anti-competitive behaviour rather than the superior innovative capacity of top firms.
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How is it that in a technologically advanced country like the U.S., do black women lead the nation in health disparities in comparison to white women?
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At the time of the Galaxy S II's release, Samsung and HTC were equals, both vying for the crown of the most technologically advanced Android vendor.
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I was there, I listened to the whole thing, and I can't really tell you much about them other than they exist and they're technologically advanced.
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The hardware startup, best known for its technologically impressive line of smartphone-controlled stock cars, has done a truly remarkable job bringing the robot to life.
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Back in 2018 the chief economist of the Bank of England, Andy Haldane, gave a warning that "large swathes" of the population would become "technologically unemployed".
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More sophisticated systems, which are already technologically possible, would charge by the minute based on the actual amount of time that cars were on the street.
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" As to why the sport was selected for Tokyo 2020, he adds, "Skateboarding leads the world in terms of socially connected and technologically savvy young participants.
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I don't consider myself technologically savvy, but I love learning how to use new educational resources, especially when they help students access and enjoy text more.
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Developing an autonomous drone is actually technologically easier than ground-based autonomous vehicles, which have to take into account pedestrians, low-quality roads, and unexpected objects.
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After all, these are the most technologically advanced products these companies produce, and everything about them eventually makes its way to the tires on your car.
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Okay, before you stop reading — yes, this is probably a bored and technologically-inclined fan or online troll who hacked into the teen's social media account.
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Boseman portrays T'Challa, the ruler of Wakanda, a technologically advanced society, who conflicts with Michael B. Jordan's Eric Killmonger, who intends to take over the throne.
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QR codes rule Technologically speaking, NFC, used by Apple Pay, enjoys many advantages over QR codes with its touch-and-go approach and built-in security.
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That increase is not because of Obamacare, but because of drugmakers releasing more new, expensive products; hospitals raising prices; and doctors offering more technologically complex treatments.
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"Technologically speaking, there is nothing we can do," said Ali Farhadi, senior research manager for the computer vision group at the Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence.
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GE cited the state's spend on research and development, Boston's 55 colleges and universities and its "diverse, technologically fluent workforce" as the reasons behind its relocation.
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It was just one example of Mr. Aitken's maximalist ambition to make spectacular art commensurate with, yet critical of, the technologically accelerated complexity of modern life.
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Then again, in Japan, a country that is technologically advanced enough to manufacture humanoid robots to make up for their population decline, fax machines remain ubiquitous.
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The aviation community remains today one of the single best examples of shared knowledge when it comes to the safe operation of complex, technologically advanced machines.
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The world's most technologically advanced military superpower does not need 18th century remedies (like import tariffs) to combat 21st century threats (like state-sponsored cyber theft).
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Chinese courts and legislatures are ultimately subordinate to the Communist Party; there is always a limit to the technologically mediated trust that blockchain systems can provide.
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And the Romney campaign was so out-matched technologically that it could not conceive of how out-matched it was, a sort of an Election Singularity.
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Toyota calls the vehicle the most technologically advanced hybrid on the market — serving notice that it will keep investing to stay ahead of the competition. video
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The report said that new technologies had taken off the fastest in Asia, and particularly in China, where technologically powered financial players have already become dominant.
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I'm also fairly technologically literate and have a small amount of experience with things like Linux, which will undoubtedly make the transition to alternative platforms easier.
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The movie Elysium recently showed a dystopic but technologically plausible space habitat, where paradise is engineered in the skies — and not on Earth's land or water.
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Add delivery by drone, which is already technologically possible, and you have an entire restaurant that has eliminated human workers, all with technology which exists today.
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One of the most prevailing myths of the dark web is the existence of hitmen; technologically sophisticated murderers who offer their services in exchange for cash.
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The IOC has been trying to make the Olympics more technologically savvy and appeal to younger people through its internet-based TV network, the Olympic Channel.
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And across industries, I've found, more and more of the most compelling opportunities are at companies that dominate their fields — global, profitable, well managed, technologically adept.
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The debate about blasphemy is also tied to cultural issues assuming unprecedented importance with the emergence of a technologically mediated global arena after the Cold War.
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I.B.M. soon caught up technologically and swamped the market in the 21960s and ′21968s, pursued by a herd of brands like Osborne, Wang, Tandy and Kaypro.
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"As a practical matter, this particular group of tenants happen to be elderly or close to elderly and they're not really technologically savvy," Mr. Kozek said.
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He's the king of Wakanda, a fictional, technologically advanced African country that's rich in a material called Vibranium — the stuff Captain America's shield is made from.
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Bibi is convinced that if Israel is strong militarily, economically and technologically, the world will bend to its will and beat a path to its door.
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Well, advertising and targeting, especially advertising, this isn't a new thing, have become the tax of the poor, and the technologically illiterate have to pay. Yep.
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Executives from both companies insisted that GitHub would remain technologically neutral, welcoming developers using any code or any cloud service, rather than a Microsoft walled garden.
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Last week the Islamic Republic said it would exceed the deal's limits on research and development, the term applied to Iran's use of technologically advanced centrifuges.
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They pop up in sci-fi franchises like Star Wars, Jurassic World, and Men in Black to signify a more technologically advanced world beyond our own.
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"There is a tendency for very technologically focused solutions to the challenges in the Pacific without any real input from the Pacific Islanders themselves," he added.
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And it tends to favor those campaigns that are more technologically sophisticated and can identify, draw out and measure its support over a longer voting period.
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The vulnerability of even sophisticated programmers and security experts to these attacks sets an unsettling precedent for when the assailants go after less technologically savvy victims.
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But many counties around the country still use paper for record-keeping, Mr. Mirkovic said, while more technologically advanced ones may have upgraded to Windows 95.
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It is typical of Brooker's grimly ironic narrative sensibility that Cooper's escapism should bring him to a technologically enhanced haunted house, a dark parody of home.
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"I'm not willing to put my grandchildren's or the next generation of Americans at risk just because the compounds seem to be technologically useful," says Grandjean.
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But because the US government was making aircraft for the express purpose of beating the Soviet Union and others technologically, secrecy was of the utmost importance.
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The book's central question is how should we think about war, retaliation, and defense when our technologically advanced reliance on computers is also our greatest vulnerability?
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By the time the legislation was finally approved, though, critics complained that it had been diluted in response to corporate concerns and was already technologically anachronistic.
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" The resolution looks to overhaul transportation in the US by removing "pollution and greenhouse gas emissions from the transportation sector as much as is technologically feasible.
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What's more, decarbonizing doesn't mean accepting a future of less — it can mean a more awesome, humane, technologically rich, and socially inspiring future for us all.
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Examples like this are tragic, to be sure, but they are also technologically interesting, in that they give momentary glimpses of where robotic perception has failed.
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However, the newly formed government leapfrogged the usual development steps through a series of technologically progressive initiatives that brought its entire business, communication and governance systems online.
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" Synthesizing the DNA-based material was the "highest bar" technologically, Duffy said, as well as "the one we could build the strongest intellectual property protection bar around.
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The Void isn't as advanced as Magic Leap technologically, but it integrates the best off-the-shelf parts available with custom gear to create an unforgettable experience.
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"Through the acquisition of the most technologically advanced mega container ships, we can strengthen cost competitiveness and react rapidly to the international environmental regulations," the company said.
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As we see in season 5's "Kill The Boy," Valryia was a technologically and culturally advanced society that was brutally devastated by an unknown, fiery cause.
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Earlier in the week, Trump's personal tweet about abruptly canceling plans for two new, more efficient and technologically capable presidential jets sent Boeing's stock value tumbling briefly.
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Are we supposed to believe Trump supporters are the most technologically competent old folks in America, retirees who fall for forwarded conspiracy emails but effortlessly deploy webcams?
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After the hackathon, visiting the zoo should be a wholly "technologically-enabled experience," Don Wright, a senior manager of Western Sydney University's LaunchPad Program, told Mashable Australia.
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A knee-jerk reaction to this problem might be the rejection of all dating apps, perhaps even of the technologically based kindling of any type of relationship.
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The title was both a challenge and a promise, capping off a year that started with Black Panther's Afrofuturistic vision of a vibrant, technologically-advanced Black world.
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Guinet told Mashable via email that he had the unique project in mind for a while after seeing how technologically dependent people have become over the years.
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No matter what, technologically, SpaceX will need to have a near-perfect testing record in order to make it to Mars on such an ambitious time-scale.
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What they now want is highly technologically centric vehicles that look, feel and act like the kinds of online services and consumer electronics they use every day.
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Since Wakanda is the most technologically advanced country in the world, their advancements and their ties to their ancestry would both progress together along a logical path.
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Many automakers worry that consumers will perceive them as technologically backward if they don't build electric cars - even if they can't yet sell them in large numbers.
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And according to the brand's website, it specializes in high performance and technologically advanced denim to create piece with 98 percent shape retention and 360 degree movement.
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The resulting phones were technologically antiquated (they ran old version of Android using last year's processors) but uniquely extravagant, with some handsets costing in excess of $30,000.
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Enterprising techies like Long have developed their own ways to optimize this process, and now, some of them are selling these hacks to the less technologically inclined.
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Some people think technological developments and altruism are kind of tied together, and the more technologically advanced a species becomes the more altruistic or friendly it becomes.
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In fact, Musk is elaborating a technologically updated version of one of the oldest philosophical puzzles—namely, is the world we live in nothing but a dream?
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Many automakers worry that consumers will perceive them as technologically backward if they don't build electric cars – even if they can't yet sell them in large numbers.
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Microsoft is doing a special limited pre-order for Xbox One X, a so-called "Project Scorpio" edition that's a reference to the technologically beefy console's codename.
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This will run alongside the longer-term aim to make the entire bank more technologically advanced and less reliant on people and manual processes in the future.
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His campaign team, one of the richest and most technologically adept assembled for any Senate race, has little to do with Mr Trump's more modest Ohioan effort.
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An archive of videos and email correspondence, this socially and technologically prescient work was made by enlisting the cooperation of the Liverpool CCTV system and its employees.
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Secondly, Chinese factories are less technologically advanced than those in America or Europe, so moving to advanced computer-controlled production and automation could be daunting for some.
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But there's another danger lurking: a brutal, technologically advanced empire called Laconia, formed by a group of Martians who abandoned the solar system in an earlier book.
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"In particular, the industry presented substantial evidence that OSHA's [Occupational Safety and Health Administration] proposed permissible exposure limit (PEL) was technologically and economically infeasible," the group said.
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SETI assumes that any extraterrestrials we might come into contact with would be more technologically advanced than we are, given the relatively short time humans have existed.
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United States officials say they are ill equipped to thwart technologically savvy young Islamic State terrorists who use encrypted communications that Western experts find difficult to hack.
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The Steel HR takes Withings watches to new heights technologically, thanks to its built-in heart rate monitor and small screen that can display metrics and notifications.
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Moreover, 73 percent said the complexity of tech support calls is increasing as customers have become more technologically sophisticated and can resolve simpler issues on their own.
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As filmmaking has become technologically easier, more and more documentaries have sprung up that chronicle personal loss: a loved one's struggle with cancer or dementia, for instance.
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For one, today's technologically mobile youth were somewhere between embryos and toddlers when Since I Left You first blew minds, so understanding the collective perspective is key.
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Roberts points out that many physician practices have only recently become technologically wired, or — even worse — they were wired a long time ago and need expensive upgrades.
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Likewise, the report spotlights the waxing spectre of cyber espionage, which demands a technologically literate public to meet it, if American intellectual property is to be protected.
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On the flip-side, you could argue that once a civilization becomes technologically advanced enough to achieve interstellar travel, it could conceivably last many billions of years.
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With the stadium's more spacious seating, technologically advanced viewing experiences, and over-the-top luxury suites, the Bay Area's tech bigwigs should be thrilled with their investment.
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But "Black Panther" has the setting of Wakanda, a fictional African country that is wealthy (thanks to vibranium, a mineral with energy-manipulating qualities) and technologically advanced.
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We need to let public officials talk to each other — and to their professional contacts outside the government — in ways that are both honest and technologically modern.
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About 70 percent of sign-ups came from a mobile device, Mr. Finley said, calling it a promising sign for the product's appeal to technologically adept consumers.
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In Edgar Rice Burroughs's pulpy 1912 novella "A Princess of Mars," a medieval Martian civilization is all that remains of a previously hyper-advanced, technologically sophisticated world.
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The 2020 Q50 Red Sport, in the end, is a fun-ish car to drive, with an interior that's a perplexing combination of comfortable and technologically patchworked.
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The production of technologically advanced goods like the bowl can be seen as more evidence of the colony's efforts to become independent from England, Mr. Hunter said.
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Singh said it's important the aggregate security apparatus of India is technologically up to par so that the country can monitor its own assets in the area.
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While younger, city-dwelling, professionals may see familiar characters in the shiny line-up, people in less technologically advanced, under-populated parts of the country may struggle.
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"Clearly, China is becoming a major, if not one of the two major forces in the world — not only economically and politically, but technologically too," he added.
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There was no plan to deploy space-based interceptors, a key element of the Reagan-era vision that remains technologically elusive 35 years after it was announced.
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If anything, law enforcement agencies have become more accustomed to working in this space, and are likely to develop even more ways to bust technologically savvy criminals.
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The US Navy is getting creative with the weapons payloads of the Virginia-class submarines, one of the deadliest and most technologically advanced subs in the world.
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Sputnik triggered the Space Race, a geopolitically intense and technologically productive phase of the Cold War, which climaxed with NASA's six Apollo Moon landings from 1969 to 1972.
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Still, while slogging through sleepiness and the cold November rain for my "I Voted" sticker, I couldn't help wonder why the entire voting process is so technologically backward.
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The OG application will be survived by Paint 3-D, a more technologically advanced version of the original that lets people build and scan objects in three dimensions.
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But on the flipside, as technologically savvy employers take advantage of the online people rush, could unregulated digital labor markets lead to exchanging physical sweatshops for digital ones?
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"We are a highly successful, technologically advanced export nation with many hard-working people and smart companies," Sigmar Gabriel, the German vice chancellor, told German press on Tuesday.
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The belief that a theoretically possible technologically will ever be practically possible and will come true if we want it bad enough is just quasi-religious wish fulfillment.
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Do you think we've gotten to the point technologically where we could create a network that puts a thousand people in a million-store networked virtual shopping space?
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"There's a much broader market for AI-based apps than there is for sex robots," says Ellen Kaufman, an Indiana University doctoral student focusing on technologically mediated intimacy.
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They do not at all look technologically manipulated, but as if one is looking at them through a faulty mirror, a pool of water, or one's own tears.
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"Our Xbox Safety team is nicknamed the 'Defenders of Joy' because we will defend you in every humanly and technologically possible way, so gaming remains fun," Spencer says.
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With the acquisition of the Trucker Path social platform and the Truckloads freight marketplace, the Company will be well-positioned technologically to drive innovation within this important industry.
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If you thought that televised gold was just about as technologically advanced as it was ever going to be, it'd be understandable, but you'd be oh so wrong.
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It's that time of year again when NASA scientists compete to make the most creative, the most technologically challenging, and the most impressive pumpkin display of them all.
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Japan boasts a capital-rich, technologically sophisticated economy, and Japanese companies share many of the concerns of U.S. firms about the challenges of global trade, innovation, and digitalization.
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Great audioWorks with all Sonos speakers, which means you can create a full 5.1 surround sound system over timeSame price as the Playbar, which is identically technologically speaking
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Even a technologically sophisticated government would have trouble proving such a claim to the standard demanded by a court, says Andrew Coburn of Risk Management Solutions, a consultancy.
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Stacking the Deck with Digital Tools Focusing on intentionality obscures the collective damage everyday people can do when they use social media in socially and technologically-prescribed ways.
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Parisian artist, Taylor Holland, finds beauty in the equation-like composition of museum works, choosing to focus his artistically and technologically astute mind on the artistry of frames.
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As a final, speculative aside, these brain-computer interfaces could conceivably be used one day to produce a form of technologically enabled telepathy, or mind-to-mind communication.
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In a constantly evolving digital threat landscape, where firewalls and antiviruses are considered tools of antiquity, companies are looking to more technologically advanced means of protecting crucial data.
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"There's definitely been a downturn in the broader market, but ultimately the direction of agriculture is going toward an more technologically driven future," said AgFunder CEO Rob Leclerc.
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While the Quest is more portable, the Rift S is more technologically capable as it must be connected to a PC running Windows 10 in order to function.
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It is also seen driven by Beijing's ambition to become technologically self-reliant as a prolonged trade war with Washington catches Chinese tech firms in the cross-fire.
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"My gut is that it's a big opportunity with $500 billion in federal spend every year in a system that hasn't evolved technologically much since 1965," Ostrovsky said.
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You just apply them with eyelash glue as you would any other less technologically advanced set, and let the compliments and/or looks of total wonderment roll in.
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The bomb disposal bot used by the Dallas police may have been more technologically sophisticated than these decades-old robots, but its end purpose was just as straightforward.
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With the most formidable and technologically advanced military in the world, the U.S. gains essentially nothing from the addition of such a small force either peacetime or crisis.
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Business partners and friends who met at graduate school in Stanford, the pair were also cigarette smokers who wanted to create a technologically savvy alternative to their habit.
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The castle, draped with vines and adorned with bougainvillea, has two technologically up-to-date wings, forming an L shape, that together provide 0003 bedrooms and 23 bathrooms.
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I fundamentally believe, both technologically and culturally, that we do not have the tools to manage anonymity online in a way that doesn't end with people getting hurt.
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After all, Israel has a reputation as one of the most sophisticated and technologically advanced countries in the field of mining, with a robust, globally recognized diamond industry.
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These days, everything from kitchen appliances to doorbells come with technologically savvy features and virtual voice assistants — including a plush, dancing teddy bear that twerks at Alexa's command.
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Online, ISIS is a technologically savvy, sophisticated, nimble organization that learns from its mistakes and from the actions of Western intelligence services that have sought to counter it.
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Creatives have long been incorporating technologically sophisticated elements into their collections, from Alexander McQueen (at both Givenchy and his eponymous label) to Zac Posen to Iris van Herpen.
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The setup for Rage 2 is that your small, technologically advanced wasteland settlement is raided by the genocidal Authority and its leader, off-brand mecha-Hitler General Cross.
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It's a very contemporary form of storytelling, a technologically enhanced one, a kind of modern magic, a voyage of discovery where you are at once storyteller and reader.
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And giving us answers to such as the following: does this obsessive drawing habit make him a brush-, pen-, and pencil-wielding traditionalist, or a technologically innovative experimentalist?
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It has also forced recycling centers like Guiyu to step up their efforts to transform informal, backstreet industries into fully regulated, more technologically advanced and environmentally friendly ones.
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Mr. Gill, the founder of Drone Defence — which made the electronic fence — said that airports were technologically complex landscapes and that officials were studying all the available options.
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As the world becomes increasingly technologically sophisticated and interconnected during this time of uncertainty, scientists and the media must ensure that accurate scientific information is shared and promoted.
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The Max 8 entered commercial service in 2017, the first model of a fourth generation of the 737 that is more technologically advanced and fuel-efficient than predecessors.
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Not every composer is so versatile technologically, of course, and it remains to be seen how effective a model "Blank Out" will be for the future of opera.
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Yet part of the reason we all watched the same thing on TV was that, technologically speaking, we were living in a comparative dark age 18 years ago.
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Perhaps technologically advanced societies do flicker on and off like fireflies, but it's not a sign that they're self-destructive; it's just a sign that they got cable.
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They have also turned to techniques Beijing used to fight the outbreak of SARS, another deadly disease, in 2002 and 2003, when China was much less technologically sophisticated.
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For example, even the retail clerks who are being technologically unemployed by Amazon, may now be working in one of Amazon's warehouses, just to cite a for-instance.
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But in a technologically advanced world in which data and analytics play an ever-increasing role, businesses are finding that careful scientific reasoning is more and more important.
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Though few details are known about the consortium, it is suspected to have originated in Eastern Europe, the source of many of the world's most technologically adept cybercriminals.
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Educated at Harvard College and Cambridge University in England, Lloyd was the first person to propose a "technologically feasible design for a quantum computer," according to his resume.
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But much of Egypt's surveillance power seems directed at young and technologically adept Egyptians — the same demographic group behind the 2011 Arab Spring uprising that toppled Hosni Mubarak.
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In truth, this tiny gadget didn't really count as a console — it was technologically closer to a Tamagotchi or the Dreamcast's Visual Memory Unit than a Game Boy.
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It will raise questions of job creation and destruction by the e-commerce giant, and it'll test whether consumers will warm to an omnichannel, technologically advanced retail experience.
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And I really want to build, at least for a community in the health and beauty product space, really the most authentic technologically advanced … And doing online, obviously.
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In many ways, 2017 marked the year that cryptocurrency stopped being about technologically innovative peer-to-peer cash and instead essentially became a new, unregulated penny stock market.
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But the reality is that it's the most technologically advanced country on Earth, with all kinds of weaponry, science, and tech that far surpass what other countries have.
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An example we're involved with is called AltSchool, which is literally building new technologically powered schools, which has a new approach to having teachers and software working together.
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"We need to ensure that the new Code (proposal) provides technologically-inclusive incentives, allowing our members to deliver a further increase in broadband investment," ETNO Chairman Steven Tas said.
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"In unfriendly hands, they (the documents) could provide an adversary the ability to assess technical capabilities and weaknesses in one of the most technologically advanced aircrafts," Recorded Future said.
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The technologically selective Amish don't have a particular historical tie in magic lantern shows, especially considering the associations magic lantern shows had to supernatural practices in the 19th century.
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At the time we all were like, 'Amazon, yeah, that technology is so far behind,'" says Lu. "Google and Microsoft, technologically, were ahead of Amazon by a wide margin.
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As director of the NSA, Michael Hayden used to map out what the agency did as a Venn diagram with three circles, labelled technologically feasible, operationally relevant and legal.
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The potential enemy in these future wars is usually referred to as a "technologically advanced" adversary but is clearly a stand-in for the United States and its allies.
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In a very Black Mirror-esque twist, the show is reportedly going to feature a technologically advanced episode that allows you, the viewer, to choose where you go next.
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The demand for more technologically advanced headphones has only increased over the course of the year, however the threat of user-hostile competition among headphone makers has not materialized.
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If the Switch is struggling with Zelda, as it did a number of times while I played, then the Switch might have already reached its full potential, technologically speaking.
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Scattered across the United States and, in most cases, highly educated, the Iranian-American men were accused of being involved in one way or another in aiding Iran technologically.
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James Zimmerman, chairman of the American Chamber of Commerce in China, said the proposals were vague, ambiguous, subject to broad interpretation and would slow commerce and isolate China technologically.
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Even still, as Figure 1 shows, that technologically simple capability only ranked eighth on the list of 12 characteristics for future car purchases (and ninth for existing car purchases).
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It was there, while Shaw was trying to get information on his insurance as he recovered from an illness, that he decided to start his technologically enabled insurance business.
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A division of Cardinal Health is the "largest and most technologically-advanced distributor of pharmaceutical products and medical supplies in Puerto Rico," according to a corporate press release. BUSINESS.
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I think, in general, that the technologically induced inequality and limitless corporate power imagined in cyberpunk films and novels comes closest to nailing the future we're rapidly hurtling toward.
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"It was a largely symbolical gesture: a cooling tower is neither expensive nor technologically difficult to build," said Andrei Lankov, a specialist on North Korea at Seoul's Kookmin University.
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Woodside says that by being technologically-driven, Impossible Foods can quickly respond to its customers' and partners' feedback for things like how to improve its products' tastes or nutrition.
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United States and European officials acknowledge that they are ill equipped to thwart technologically savvy young Islamic State terrorists who use encrypted communications while they are on the move.
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The new iteration, Spectacles 3, are the most technologically capable of the bunch: Two high-def cameras are mounted on each side, and an array of microphones capture audio.
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Seemingly bolstering arguments that the case will impact Pym's decision is Orenstein's assessment that, technologically, the government's demands regarding Farook's phone are much higher than its demands regarding Feng's.
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I might not be the most technologically inclined millennial on this planet, but there is a lot to be said for a remote-controlled campfire and stove (in effect).
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When operational, the pipeline will be among the safest, most technologically advanced pipelines ever constructed able to ship 450,000 barrels of oil a day to help power our economy.
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Lifestyle modifications are critically important to improving national health, but to present those efforts as alternatives to more technologically difficult efforts smacks of either defeatism or paternalism or both.
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Quiet, awkward, and a poor student, Hoover somehow managed, by his young adulthood, to have made himself into an exemplar of his generation's America, a technologically advanced world power.
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But talk of banning just the "AR-15" — as if that's a specific model of gun that you can just up and ban — is technologically infeasible and ultimately counterproductive.
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The Green New Deal is educating the whole country on what has already happened and what is technologically feasible and implementable if we put the right policies in place.
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In the last two years, we began in earnest with a solid technology roadmap after doing the evaluations and some R&D to decide where we would go technologically.
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Questions remain, however, about just how technologically savvy the Church is willing to get, even if CBS executives are green-lighting shows about God possibly having a Facebook page.
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The company can count on support within the information technology, or I.T., business not only within Europe, but also in Canada, Japan and other technologically advanced countries, he said.
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China, in particular, has objected to Japan's stockpile, warning that its traditional rival is so advanced technologically that it could use the material to quickly build a large arsenal.
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The Fleshlight is an artifact of the sexually adventurous, technologically innovative 90s, but it's become the face—and lips, and anus, and lips—of the male sex toy industry.
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On the one hand, we are burning through billions of dollars by deploying state-of-the-art resources against technologically primitive enemies in the Middle East and Africa. Why?
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Does an out-of-work electrician in Staten Island, and millions more Americans in the same situation, really need big data, technologically-driven studies, and programs on revolutionizing philanthropy?
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"This acquisition adds tremendous capabilities to our aerospace businesses and strengthens our complementary offerings of technologically advanced aerospace systems," United Technologies' chairman, Gregory J. Hayes, said in a statement.
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The use of fuel oil for power generation has been steadily declining over the past decades in favor of the cleaner, more cost-efficient and technologically friendly natural gas.
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Like every other technologically difficult thing, it also requires a willingness to read a ton of forum comments in search of answers to troubleshoot whatever weird issue you're having.
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" When it comes to cows and farming the language is similar, looking to "remove pollution and greenhouse gas emissions from the agricultural sector as much as is technologically feasible.
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Cybercrime is the only criminal enterprise that has "a help desk," he said, adding that would-be criminals "don't need to be technologically advanced" anymore to conduct a cyberattack.
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But if AMLO looks around the world, he will see that oil is rarely fuel for corruption-free development, and that before too long it may be technologically redundant.
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But there's another category of technosignature, poised to be within our observational sights in the coming decades, that would hint at a civilization more technologically comparable to our own.
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The Ford is the first of a new, more technologically advanced class of aircraft carrier, and cost about $13 billion to build after cost overruns and years of delay.
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But Narongsak Osottanakorn, head of the command center during the rescue, did not welcome the idea, saying the sub was "technologically sophisticated" but "not practical" with the rescue mission.
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Americans who have bought the car can apply for a special "show or display" exception that's often given to "technologically significant" cars that don't meet all the rules here.
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In this single engagement, the Ewoks manage to overwhelm and completely defeat a technologically superior force simply by using conventional military tactics and the principles of multi-domain operations.
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Banks, once technologically-stodgy firms that preferred to build most of their applications in-house, are increasingly joining up with leading companies to keep up with consumers' climbing expectations.
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" When it comes to cows and farming the language is similar, looking to "remove pollution and greenhouse gas emissions from the agricultural sector as much as is technologically feasible.
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Wakanda is arguably the most technologically advanced country in the Marvel universe; if there's any way to help Bucky, doctors and scientists in Wakanda would probably know about it.
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"We're developing ways of doing things that are brand-new, that allow us to lead the world not only scientifically and technologically but also…to lead the world economically."
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Most of the remaining technologies — universal electronic medical records, wireless supermarket checkouts, efficient driver's license renewals, telemedicine — are technologically feasible but have been thwarted by logistical or bureaucratic obstacles.
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Black Panther also brings into the spotlight Afrofuturism, which draws on fantastical elements to explore both the history of the African diaspora and imagines a technologically advanced, alternative universe.
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