Brings in sentence

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What brings you joy?"

In that environment, instantly, all the possibilities which turbulence brings are available, and it's not the same as laminar.

This brings me one step closer into the darkness, and then I promise we will find our way into the light.

And she would crawl around behind me going, "Who brings footprints into a building?!" So that was kind of a clue that things weren't right.

Which brings me to my second point.

We need to get away from saying democracy matters because of the other things it brings.

We need to get away from feeling, in the same way, human rights matters because of the other things it brings, or women's rights matters for the other things it brings.

It's not about the things that it brings.

Looking at these photographs today brings back the smell of smoke that lingered on my clothes when I went home to my family at night.

We learn that there are no monsters hiding under the bed, and not every earthquake brings buildings down.

This brings up a really important point, which is that we tend in this country to talk about Democrats and Republicans and think there's this little group over there called independents that's, what, two percent?

For me, this means that they're seeing the value of difference, the joy it brings when instead of focusing on loss or limitation, we see and discover the power and joy of seeing the world from exciting new perspectives.

That brings us to the third point I want you think about: the ethical review of research.

There's all these things that I've done with my life that I have no recollection of unless someone brings it up, and sometimes I think, "Oh yeah, that's something that I did."

This brings back a skepticism that has gone away recently, that superweeds and superpests could spread around the world, from biotechnology, that literally could destroy the world's food supply in very short order.

There's a belief among our people that morning brings good news.

So that brings us down to 0.8.

The problem we face is that all these great inventions, we have to match them in the future, and my prediction that we're not going to match them brings us down from the original two-percent growth down to 0.2, the fanciful curve that I drew you at the beginning.

And if anyone ever brings up vultures on a date, you'll know they're a keeper.

When you have rain in a place that has no trees, in just a few minutes, the water arrives in the stream, brings soil, destroying our water source, destroying the rivers, and no humidity to retain.

And I think that that digital revolution now is coming to the point where, as the virtual world, which brings so many people together here, finally connects with the physical world, there is the reality that that has become humanized, so that digital world has all the friendliness, all the immediacy, the orientation of the analog world.

Which brings us back to Harriet.

Which brings up a critical question: Why is this time different, if it really is?

— Freeman Dyson] Which brings up another great question: What could possibly go wrong in this new machine age?

And that brings me to the point of my talk, actually, how constraints, big creative constraints, can boost creativity.

It's the magic that brings these machines to life.

Let's make the right choice, the choice that brings out the best in the future of machines, just like athleticism in sports can bring out the best in us.

Which brings us to, really, the third and most powerful incentive pushing decision-making away from humans and onto weapons: plausible deniability.

This brings us to the second part of our rocket metaphor: the steering.

This brings us to the third part of our rocket metaphor: the destination.

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