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Despite this early warning, the West chose to go to sleep at precisely the moment when China and India and the rest of Asia woke up.
The naval battles proved so popular they were given their own nearby lake by Emperor Domitian in the early 90s CE.
OK, you guys can go to the break early.
There's like a man, maybe early 60s, something like that.
People didn't know what caused it until the early 1900s, when a British military man figured out that it was mosquitos.
The poems in his early collection "Twenty Love Poems and a Song of Despair" were tender and perceptive, illuminating the subtleties of love and enchantment.
Despite this early literary success, Neruda struggled financially, and took a series of diplomatic jobs in places such as Burma, Indonesia, Singapore and Spain.
Odontochelys is an early ancestor of the turtle.
When the Ebola outbreak emerged in 2014 in West Africa, public health officials around the world had early warning signs and predictive tools that showed how that outbreak might spread, but they failed to fathom that it would, and they failed to act in time to intervene, and the epidemic grew to kill more than 11,000 people.
In fact, it was used by George Washington Carver in the South of the United States after the Civil War in the early 20th century.
He was a well-known music and art critic in India in the early 20th century.
Well, because he looked around himself and he saw all these fabulous physicists that created quantum mechanics and modern physics, and they were all in their 20s and early 30s when they did so.
It's not only observational bias, because there's actually a whole field of genius research that has documented the fact that, if we look at the people we admire from the past and then look at what age they made their biggest contribution, whether that's music, whether that's science, whether that's engineering, most of them tend to do so in their 20s, 30s, early 40s at most.
And indeed, when you look at it, you realize that the biggest awards, the TechCrunch Awards and other awards, are all going to people whose average age is late 20s, very early 30s.
Becoming a mother gave me a totally new perspective on my own childhood, and it brought back my memories of early life in China.
About the only thing people can agree on is that the most strategic time for a child to start learning is early.
Over 50 years ago, there was a watershed moment in early education in the US called "Head Start."
Since Head Start, we've made strides, but there are still 2.2 million children in the US without access to early learning, or more than half of the four-year-olds in the country.
So if we know how important early education is, why aren't all children getting it?
We develop early learning software designed to individualize instruction, so children can learn at their own pace.
To do that, we rely on experts from fields ranging from reading to sociology to brain science development to all aspects of early learning, to tell us what the software should do and look like.
Next, we're moving to states with the greatest geographic barriers to work the plan, and then on to states that already have early education but may not be getting great academic results or great parent buy-in to participate.
Now, will all of us this make UPSTART a watershed moment in early education?
Since I was a boy, in my early childhood, I always wanted to be a musician, and, thank God, I made it.
From very early on, children, like adults, are sensitive to the values that we place on objects and behaviors.
The research I have shared with you today suggests that this ability emerges very early in development, before we can even utter a complete sentence or are even potty-trained.
Despite losing his father at an early age and growing up in poverty, he quickly rose to power by forging strategic alliances with other leaders.
We need to teach people at an early age about decision-making and how to be part of it.
Because that will enable your kids to exercise their agency and decision-making from a very early age.
And by the end of World War I, the sport was dominated by players from the former Austro-Hungarian Empire: eight out of nine early world championships were claimed by Hungary.
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