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Politicians have recently begun Twittering.
Eventually, it reached the age of the human, a species that has begun to question its own existence and the existence of life elsewhere: Is there a cosmic community waiting to connect with us, or are we all there is?
At about 2.5 billion years ago, there is evidence that bacteria had begun to produce oxygen, kind of like plants do today.
This practice pumps vast amounts of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, and like our microbial predecessors, we have begun to make substantial changes to our planet.
And so, explanatory knowledge, too, has begun to transform the Earth's surface.
Even 2,500 years ago, Greeks had already begun to investigate the uncertain line between human and machine.
And in the latest work, I've begun to break the two-dimensional plane of the photograph.
Tomorrow's child, my daughter, son, I'm afraid I've just begun to think of you and of your good, though always having known I should.
After all, food delivery apps had begun to explode on the scene, and I thought surely we can reverse-engineer this technology and get food from businesses like restaurants and grocery stores and into the hands of people in need.
A new liberal arts that can support this action-oriented curriculum has begun to emerge.
While Parvati sustained daily life with care and control, Shiva had begun to belittle his wife’s essential work— and insisted on quarreling about their roles in the universe.
The animal studies have not yet begun, but will soon begin for certain vaccines.
In fact, a number of labs in several different countries have begun small-scale clinical trials of these memory-destroying treatments for PTSD and have found really promising results.
So in recent years, we have begun to learn about the happiness of the two selves.
They had just begun to come out of a hereditary kind of slavery.
They'd just begun to light up a little bit, open up a little bit.
Each is exquisitely adapted to the environment in which it lives, interlocked with other species to form ecosystems upon which our own lives depend in ways we have not begun even to imagine.
Indeed, in the past year, a group of influential scientific institutions have begun mobilizing to realize this dream.
It made scientists rethink where life on Earth might have actually begun.
And as many of us think about that continent and think about what if means to us all in the 21st century, I have begun that looking through artists, through artworks, and imagining what they can tell us about the future, what they tell us about our future, and what they create in their sense of offering us this great possibility of watching that continent emerge as part of our bigger dialogue.
It's really a very deep, very powerful, very fundamental idea, whose effects we've only just begun to see.
Effectively, this is the brainwashing process that has begun.
But in fact, if you look around the world, not only are there hope spots for where we may be able to fix problems, there have been places where problems have been fixed, where people have come to grips with these issues and begun to turn them around.
And just recently, we've begun to work with those men who are segregated in what we call Supermax facilities.
Yet as much as I love stories, recently, I've also begun to think that they lose their magic if and when a story is seen as more than a story.
And I think, personally, that we have not begun to see the impacts of this spill on the wildlife of the Gulf.
For a variety of reasons they're dangerous, but we feel that OOI, this Ocean Observatory Initiative, which the National Science Foundation has begun to fund, has the potential to really transform things.
These companies have begun to think differently.
So that's what I want to talk about for game dynamics, because construction has just begun, and the more consciously we can think about this, the better we'll be able to use it for anything we want.
Without realizing it, I had begun to link the Reproductive Justice framework and the Movement for Black Lives.
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