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So it's fair to assume that it works both ways, diversity driving innovation and innovation driving diversity.

You see, I run a training facility where I'm responsible for the education of professional delivery drivers, and in my line of work, we have a unique understanding of the cost of failure, the cost of just 99 percent, because in the world of professional driving, just 99 percent of the job means somebody dies.

It's why I have them memorize our 131-word defensive driving program perfectly, and then I have them rewrite it.

So basically, if you can't get the little things right, you're going to fail when it counts, and when you're driving a car, it counts.

In all my driving games, I've driven a total of 31,459 miles.

When I am driving down a road at sunset all I can think is, this is almost as beautiful as my games are.

Just take a look at the Global Parliament of Mayors, set up by the late Ben Barber, who was driving an urban rights movement.

We have used this thing called deep learning to train a car to drive itself, and this is driving from Mountain View, California, to San Francisco on El Camino Real on a rainy day, with bicyclists and pedestrians and 133 traffic lights.

Uber and Didi use crowdsource for driving.

So, you may still ask: Why are you trying to build a sustainable food system by driving a patient movement in a country where it's almost a crime to take it slow?

For example, I was driving in the train through the Westland, the area in the Netherlands with all the greenhouses.

You must be puzzled by the fact that some teens do well in school, lead clubs and teams and volunteer in their communities, but they eat Tide Pods for an online challenge, speed and text while driving, binge drink and experiment with illicit drugs.

Are there some other underlying or unintentional causes driving them to risk-taking?

But I also think that these stories remind us of the cultural processes driving spaceflight and even technological innovation more broadly.

In 2015, 25 teams from around the world competed to build robots for disaster response that could perform a number of tasks, such as using a power tool, working on uneven terrain and driving a car.

Here you see some HASELs in my lab, early testing, driving a prosthetic finger.

All of this is driving exponentially growing economic progress.

It disturbed me so much that I decided that I was going to give up riding and driving in motorized vehicles.

I said, "I’ve given up riding and driving in cars."

My dad came out to see me graduate and, you know, I did the deal, and my father said, "We’re really proud of you son, but ... " You know what went on, he said, "You’ve got to start riding and driving and start talking.

And you are refusing to acknowledge that the same technology is now driving us apart.

And often, I'm driving in a taxi, and I see a hole in a shirt or something that looks very interesting or pretty or functional in some way that I'd never seen happen before.

Now, it's kind of a little bit of a challenge driving down a slope like this.

You know, one of them, one of the wheels is stuck, is not working, one of the front wheels, so what we are doing, we are driving it backwards.

The thing that we see as the kind of Moore's Law trend that's driving improvement in our ability to address the environmental problem is new materials.

Here's the photo of the car I thought I'd be driving as an adult.

So that's what we're driving to for 2010.

We were driving in the car outside of Gatesville, Texas, where I grew up in the early part of my life.

My mom was driving; my brother and I were in the back seat.

Well, my mom didn't put up with much either, and she was driving, and she said, "You boys!

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