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So we carefully removed the rocks, loaded them into the pack and rappelled back down.
If you look carefully at the map of the city, you'll see it has no streets, because streets are something we invented.
That safe, very, very carefully rendered safe place that I created in all my other paintings, it was a myth.
So I want you think carefully which one the clip with the bacon is.
And I think this is where we have to look very carefully at the social science about diversity and immigration.
But there’s a key variable in this cycle that wasn’t always so carefully considered: you.
Even as the believers gather, the painters in the Coliseum sign room are adding to the pantheon, carefully lettering 'VISICALC' in giant black on yellow.
Look very carefully at the width of the streets.
She listened carefully and patiently, and then to my joy she said, "If that's what you want to do, and it means so much to you, then let's do it.
YNH: We should think about it very carefully.
It's that you're worried that everybody's going to treat you so carefully.
Elephants create art by carefully choosing and combining different colors and elements.
Other frequently used medications include antipsychotics, which alter the effects of dopamine, and electroconvulsive therapy, which works like a carefully controlled seizure in the brain, is sometimes used as an emergency treatment.
Because we all think we get it in a first glance and a sudden flash, but the real skill is in understanding how to look slowly and how to look more carefully.
And if you look carefully, those tiny hairs have striations.
To explore this question further, we created a fictional lawsuit, and brought it to life through 31 pieces of carefully crafted evidence.
So ultimately, as long as earth's surface is our home, we need to carefully manage the resources and risks associated with living in dynamic environments.
How we humans will coexist with AI is something we have to think about carefully, based on solid evidence.
We noticed that some mothers, despite having been carefully caring for their children for many years, had been able to maintain their telomeres.
I carefully placed my hand into the clam's mouth and waited.
The first lesson for successful life, everyone, is this: choose your parents very carefully.
And my partner Byron Lichtenberg and I carefully suspended him into zero-g.
You should have seen their faces when they were showing me their colorful grammar charts and their carefully handmade flash cards, and their statistics about learning vocabulary using apps, or even how they love to cook based on recipes in a foreign language.
So if you look at the character carefully, you see there are lots of body movements going on, none of which you have to animate like in the old days.
Your statement still has to be carefully crafted.
And what's incredible to me is that this experience, which is very emotional and kind of almost physical, is something that can be carefully designed.
We must tread carefully and responsibly as we build our quantum future.
On your side, think carefully before you commit to do something for your partner.
I doubt many of you in the audience can see the fossil that's in this picture, but if you look very carefully, there is a jaw, a lower jaw, of a 4.1-million-year-old upright-walking ape as it was found at Lake Turkana on the west side.
When we then find something very important, like the bones of a human ancestor, we begin to excavate it extremely carefully and slowly, using dental picks and fine paintbrushes.
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