Comes in sentence

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It's basically fake news for kids, and we're training them from birth to click on the very first link that comes along, regardless of what the source is.

This is what happens when all of these different keywords, all these different pieces of attention, this desperate generation of content, all comes together into a single place.

So a year goes by before the cancer, as cancers do, reappears, and with it comes another death sentence, this time nine months.

So now I ask you, how do I feel when the time finally comes and there's another dark night, sometime between midnight and 2 a.m.? This time it's on the intensive care ward when a twentysomething resident that I've never met before tells me that Terence is dying, perhaps tonight.

I strive for authenticity, even if it comes in a shape that we might not usually expect.

He comes to the market when prices are lowest, with the meager fruits of his hard labor, just after the harvest, because he has no choice.

But then it comes to your operations.

Every time the sun comes out after that, the electricity is free.

What if we could replace them and all the asphalt that comes with them with drones and robots that could rescue people from burning buildings?

And my inspiration for that question comes from a very different city, the city of Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia.

But as they work together, something starts to change, and finally in "The Adventure of the Six Napoleons," once Holmes comes in, dazzles everybody with his solution, Lestrade turns to Holmes and he says, "We're not jealous of you, Mr. Holmes.

Often it's thought that that's an emotion that comes up out of pity.

I tend to think that it comes out of our shared humanity, out of our togetherness, and I think it's pretty cool.

There's a growing extremism that comes from both sides in this debate, in response to this conflict between the law and the use of these technologies.

Now the problem that we have is that life comes at us, and it comes at us very quickly, and what we need to do is to take that amorphous flow of experience and somehow extract meaning from it with a working memory that's about the size of a pea.

And here comes the bad news: Our brain, not the largest one around.

So the main reason for saying that our brain is larger than it should be actually comes from comparing ourselves to great apes.

It sticks, it wiggles its way through between the cell layers, through the pore, comes out on the other side of the membrane, and right there, it's going to engulf the bacteria labeled in green.

Now, the true power of this technology, however, really comes from the fact that we can fluidically link them.

Those of you like me who have asthma, when you take your inhaler, we can explore how that drug comes into your lungs, how it enters the body, how it might affect, say, your heart.

The rain in Burkina comes very fast, and after that, you have floods everywhere in the country.

Well, along comes Benjamin Franklin, and he comes close to convulsing himself with a bolt of electricity off the end of his kite.

I really honestly believe that the basic problem here is pure depression, and all of the obsessional thinking comes out of it.

He comes straight into the channel.

It can happen in different ways, of course, and usually comes in stages.

We're hoping that we'll start to see a lot of these things, and ideally, you'd love to find one as it's approaching the Sun, because you want to have time to do all the science, or even more ideal, you'd get a spacecraft ready to go, parked somewhere in the L4 or L5 position, somewhere near Earth, so that when something comes by, you can chase it.

Einstein said that "I never think about the future — it comes soon enough."

It's a world where information itself becomes intelligent and comes to us automatically when we need it without having to look for it.

A lot of the time, what they are expressing is not illness, but insight, and one comes to think what's really extraordinary is that most of us know about those existential questions and they don't distract us very much.

In the morning, I can't wait for them to leave, and then I climb in bed and pull the covers over my head, and three o'clock when they come home, it just comes so fast."

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