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It ends where it begins from to complete itself.
A you that perceives time and space differently understands both your unimaginable and fantastic importance and your complete unimportance in the larger context of the universe.
It is also a complete rethink of what work actually is.
We tend to think of a facade as being like makeup, a decorative layer applied at the end to a building that's effectively complete.
It was just a few years ago that my grandfather had a stroke, and he lost complete ability to speak.
Over the last three years of having numerous conversations with friends of mine and also complete strangers from around the world, I learned some really important things about how African-American women identify with their hair.
He wanted to know where could he complete his studies.
Ten pages of math later, we could actually write down the complete analytical solution for this dynamic system.
Thick data grounds our business questions in human questions, and that's why integrating big and thick data forms a more complete picture.
And I had a complete cardio workout.
No matter what they do, no matter how many ring roads they build in Beijing, they just can't overcome complete gridlock.
If I wanted to complete a full digital reconstruction of this statue, I would need a proper camera, tripods, proper lighting, but we simply can't do that with crowdsourced images.
So we have begun to develop a tool that allows us to extract images from websites like Flickr, based on their geotags, to complete reconstructions.
So we're already finding photographs to complete a digital reconstruction of this.
If we can reframe the old narrative and replace it with new numbers that tell us a more complete pictures, numbers that everyone can understand and relate to, we can avoid the crisis altogether.
But the simple act of kindness from a complete stranger will unstitch you."
And Gayle and Gene did the complete opposite.
And it's continuous across the complete spectrum of the various kind of realities that you confront with your ideas.
Mom, the oldest, at 13, was married off to a complete stranger twice her age.
We still really haven't got a very complete picture of it.
And once built and tested, moving it to the final site in the city center to unite it with the rest of the building was a piece of cake, because by having isolated uncertainty and managed risk in the controlled environment of the quarry, we were able to complete the whole building in time and on budget, even if using nonconventional means and methods.
The main point here is we were dealing with a complete disconnect from reality.
I call the material "Green Cake," and people now can use it not only to rebuild old houses, but also to build new complete structures.
Or maybe like the researchers at the Children's Mercy Hospital in Kansas City, Missouri, who have now developed a device that can complete human genome coding in just 26 hours.
There are 300 cities that have declared complete energy autonomy.
For example, why is it that in the Pacific, of those hundreds of Pacific islands, why did Easter Island end up as the most devastating case of complete deforestation?
We want to find all the particles and forces that make a complete picture of our universe.
Not a classical concert in a church or a poetry reading, but the work of a French street theater company who were telling the story of Faust, "Mephistomania," on stilts, complete with handheld pyrotechnics.
Using the computer cubicles in my school library, I had them complete a computerized decision-making simulation to measure their risk-taking behaviors comparable to ones in the real world, like alcohol use, drug use and gambling.
And it took 29 days to complete this research.
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