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NT: Tell me, what will man do when the forests disappear, and the coal deposits are exhausted?
But in truth, what I really would like to explain to the public and to the audiences of MoMA is that the most interesting chairs are the ones that are actually made by a robot, like this beautiful chair by Dirk Vander Kooij, where a robot deposits a toothpaste-like slur of recycled refrigerator parts, as if he were a big candy, and makes a chair out of it.
The first one that we see occurs in the ancient rain forests of Australia about 25 million years ago, and the National Geographic Society is helping us to explore these fossil deposits.
It leaves the [body of the male], finds the female through pheromonal cues in the water, attaches itself to her body and deposits the sperm.
So they’re used in devices that find underground oil and mineral deposits, and they also make highly accurate atomic clocks, like the ones used in global positioning satellites.
So once it's in your bloodstream, it basically goes through it and gets into the brain, and when it knows that it's in the brain in the different pieces, it deposits it in the right places.
Most of that money is parked in bank deposits that give you zero percent interest rate.
It soaks in through the ground and deposits itself in the rocks within these caves.
Fatty deposits, or plaques, develop on the walls of our coronary arteries.
A penis deposits a bit of sperm and a vagina receives it and delivers it to the egg.
And when she gets the fax, she sees that there is an account that has some withdrawals and deposits in it that she did not know about.
So the Easter Bunny has put things in the ocean floor, and you have massive heavy metal deposits that we're making in this mountain range.
This yellow blob here, this is actually a fossil river, so just like this cartoon I showed, these are deposits that were laid down 55 million years ago.
The reddish stuff that's above and below those channels, those are ancient soil deposits.
And these are mineral deposits that are also made by bacteria.
The skeletal remains of some Sudanese Nubian were found to contain significant deposits of tetracycline.
And a lot of licit banks were also happy to accept deposits from very dubious sources without questions being asked.
It's the savings accounts versus the debit accounts with no deposits.
Mountain ranges, plate tectonics, moves the continents around, forms ore deposits.
This movie was supposedly based on a book written by Carlos Salazar Herrera about a love triangle (super cliché soap opera-like subject) and it secondary story is about an oil problem on the Atlantic Coast of Costa Rica with an American oil company who wanted to explore oil deposits on the region, but at the end it never was approved by the government.
In that pre historic time, a huge meteorite slammed into Africa, leaving deposits of a substance the scientists call "Radium X" - which can heal and destroy.
Forty-three years later, however, it becomes the center of worldwide attention and international espionage when valuable cobalt deposits are discovered there, and Her Majesty sends the bumbling Carlton-Browne of the Foreign Office to take charge.
In a nutshell - sorry about that - Jimmy Durante with wife and daughter, who haven't got change of a match between them, move into an apartment owned by miser Frank Orth, who deposits $1,500 behind the baseboard each week.
The last resident was Jimmy Conklin and his vaudeville act The Great Rupert, a gifted squirrel who returns to the apartment when Conklin releases him, takes up a position behind the baseboard and drops the money into Durante's apartment as fast as Orth deposits it.
Having missed the warning signs about the bank Northern Rock, which needed to be bailed out by the UK government after a run on its deposits in September 2007, the British authorities, unlike their eurozone counterparts, quickly dealt with the economy’s distressed banks.
In the single financial market, banks are allowed to take deposits anywhere, without local approval, if they are authorized to do so in one European country.
Depositors are paid almost nothing on their deposits.
Consider, for example, the real possibility that a large indebted financial institution faces a run on its deposits, as Lehman did, and starts dumping loans onto the market.
Banks are obliged to hold reserves, maintain capital, and pay deposit insurance to ensure that they can honor their deposits.
Some banks may even prefer these flows to direct deposits.
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