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Crowd in sentence

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After thinking long and hard, you tell the crowd, "At least one of you has green eyes."
MG: Ray, give the crowd a gift of the holographic brain we saw from the video earlier.
The crowd holds its breath, and, at the crucial moment, she misses the shot.
You can see Michelle waiting with the children, the president now greets the crowd, he takes his oath, and now he's speaking to the people.
It was all about understanding the paradoxical stability property of plasmas, which are a crowd of electrons.
But, it is united digitally and virtually for anybody to look at in a very different way, and you won't get pushed in the line in the crowd.
It has to stand out from the crowd.
And when there were eight minutes to go, the crowd did all the cheering they hadn't done in the first 32 minutes.
Nearly all of his riches are invested in a collection of 30 exquisite Burmese rubies, and the crowd in the square is clamoring for their confiscation to reimburse his victims.
Turns out, the female directors are associated with, in terms of short films and indie films, more girls and women on-screen, more stories with women in the center, more stories with women 40 years of age or older on-screen, which I think is good news for this crowd.
I don't need to tell this crowd: 50 percent of the people that go to the box office and buy tickets are girls and women in this country.
And you know, when I was at Microsoft, that was so engrossing, and the whole industry was expanding so much, that it did tend to crowd out most of the other things in my life.
If you know what you're saying, you'll feed off the crowd's energy instead of letting your hypothalamus convince your body it's about to be lunch for a pack of predators.
Your well-prepared speech convinces the wild crowd you're a charismatic genius.
I was at the Women's March in San Francisco the day after inauguration, and the crowd was chanting, "This is what democracy looks like."
And here she is, as she would appear to me if I were looking through a crowd of people looking for her.
And when I looked around that crowd, I saw a lot of people that had the same thing going on.
And, you know, walking through TED in these days and hearing the other speakers and feeling the energy of the crowd, I was remembering this quote of the Canadian author, Marshall McLuhan, who once famously said, "On spacecraft earth, there are no passengers.
In 2012, the Republican National Convention highlighted a new technology it was planning to use, facial recognition, to identify people who were going to be in the crowd who might be activists or troublemakers and to stop them ahead of time.
Tyrique was raised by a single mother, and then after high school, he fell in with the wrong crowd.
Crowd fund.
If I don't question that, I'll just go along with the crowd.
Making them were two street performers surrounded by a crowd.
And actually, since this is a tech crowd, I talk in the book about how the Bible actually reminds me of the Wikipedia, because it has all of these authors and editors over hundreds of years.
It's about non-lethal technologies, because if you fire real ammo into a crowd of women and children rioting you're going to lose friends very quickly.
I've been told by the Revolution of Military Affairs crowd for years, we can do it faster, cheaper, smaller, just as lethal.
And I was watching this crowd of monks and nuns, many of which I had just interviewed, and heard their stories, and I watched their faces, and they gave us a little FM radio, and we could listen to the translation of his teachings.
How do I raise above the crowd?
He would stand with his back against a fire and entertain the crowd for hours with his winding tales.
CA: And do I hear this right, that it seemed like what you were saying, because you are working with this army of Udacity students, that in a way, you're applying a different form of machine learning than might take place in a company, which is you're combining machine learning with a form of crowd wisdom.
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