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Now, you know that New York does place a high value on attracting immigrants, so we were excited about the prospect of growth, but honestly, where were we going to grow in a city that was already built out to its edges and surrounded by water?

And treating juveniles as though they're adults in interrogations is a problem, because literally hundreds of psychological and neuroscientific studies tell us that juveniles do not think like adults, they do not behave like adults, and they're not built like adults.

Adam I is built by building on your strengths.

Adam II is built by fighting your weaknesses.

In 2013, we built the first DNA printer.

It was shortly after we built the BioXp that we received that email about the H7N9 bird flu scare in China.

One thing I'll absolutely say is positive about the carbon markets is that they allow for new capture plants to be built, and with every capture plant built, we learn more.

Those four petals were built by four undergraduates doing a summer internship at JPL.

ITER, for example, could have been built in 2000 or 2005, but because it's a big international collaboration, the politics got in and it delayed it a bit.

So we built this machine in this garage here.

Okay, we also built this injector, so this injector makes the plasma to start with.

Then we built a small sphere, about this big, 14 pistons around it, and this will compress the liquid.

The Ba-ila built this village about 400 meters in diameter.

And we haven't just built them, though.

Yes, we built our first satellite prototype in our garage.

And the image on the left is from our satellite, and we see buildings are being built.

I built an interactive chemistry exhibit at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago, and this exhibit lets people use physical objects to grab chemical elements off of the periodic table and bring them together to cause chemical reactions to happen.

But the thing that struck me about all of these different projects is that they really had to be built from scratch, down to the level of the electronics and the printed circuit boards and all the mechanisms all the way up to the software.

So my first attempt at this was at the MIT Media Lab with Professor Hiroshi Ishii, and we built this array of 512 different electromagnets, and together they were able to move objects around on top of their surface.

So to explore this idea, I built an army of small robots, and each of these robots has what are called omni wheels.

What's more, we've learned that this is something that we haven't built just for the community but with the community.

I built a special router that let me look at all the network activity.

So last year, we built a social network for dead people, named Project1917.com.

This is one such volunteer and this is a device that he had built in the village where he worked.

But as a gay American, I've experienced prejudice and even hatred, and I've forged meaning and I've built identity, which is a move I learned from people who had experienced far worse privation than I've ever known.

I am lucky to have forged meaning and built identity, but that's still a rare privilege.

I spent a couple years finishing graduate school, and the whole entire time while I'm sitting there in buildings at Oxford that were literally built hundreds of years before the United States was even founded, and I'm sitting there talking to dons about the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand, and how that influenced the start of World War I, where the entire time my heart and my head were on my soldiers who were now throwing on Kevlars and grabbing their flak vests and figuring out how exactly do I change around or how exactly do I clean a machine gun in the darkness.

So what you see here are controllable models of people I built from their internet photos.

Some of the largest vessels ever constructed on planet Earth were built right at the end of my street.

Now you can die and hope for heaven, but you need to work your shift, and I'd expect you all to back us to the hilt, for if St. Peter at his gate were to ask you why you're late, why, you tell him that you had to get a ship built.

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