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There are a lot of laymen reconstructing from the ruins of an old temple a new temple, and there are a lot of figures showing up.

So 2007 figures looked like this.

Now these traffic figures are really exciting and a little bit surprising and very useful to know, but I would say that the most surprising slide here I'm going to show you today is not this one.

Well, for the past few centuries we have defined beauty not just as health and youth and symmetry that we're biologically programmed to admire, but also as tall, slender figures, and femininity and white skin.

What are the figures he's relying on?

If that database hadn't exist, the figures would've been very different.

Because I can't explain otherwise, when I look at the figures, what's going on.

And the robot figures out, ah, he must mean I want to put stuff down.

It just moves it around, and the robot figures out that was an area search.

And you have shown figures about the support that the government and the authorities have in China.

And if you look at these figures for the more developed markets like U.K., Germany, and so on, they're actually much lower.

In the United States, we know the pathetic figures: 18 percent of Americans approve of Congress and what they do.

And even with a relatively popular president like Obama, the figures for the Presidency run about 40, 45, sometimes 50 percent at best.

Were Amazons merely figures of myth, or something more?

Now, I find it helps to see life as being like a book: Just as a book is bounded by its covers, by beginning and end, so our lives are bounded by birth and death, and even though a book is limited by beginning and end, it can encompass distant landscapes, exotic figures, fantastic adventures.

And the WHO has figures that suggest about 1.3 million deaths per year take place due to cross-contamination with needlestick injuries.

And Pat's a friend, and so, not related to the speech I was planning on giving, which was chock full of facts and figures, and nothing personal, I told Pat the story.

It was chock-full of data and figures, I had three pages on matrilineal Maasai tribes, and their sociological patterns.

Seated in this audience are 996 small figures.

This grid is inhabited by a tribe of small figures.

Each of these figures can also run backward and forward in the track and hide behind two adjacent tracks.

So in contrast to this very tight grid, we wanted to give these figures a very comical and slapstick-like quality, as if a puppeteer has taken them and physically animated them down the path.

So we like the idea of these figures sort of skipping along like they're oblivious and carefree and happy-go-lucky and content, until they sort of sense a movement from the viewer and they will hide behind the fastest wall.

These figures are sort of entrapped within this very strong grid, which is like a prison, but also a fortress, because it allows them to be oblivious and naive and carefree and quite oblivious of the external world.

This is boxing, and it figures out it can sort of pin the opponent down.

Estimates vary a lot, but some figures suggest that one in three people around the world have Toxo in their brains.

Juveniles are more suggestible and susceptible to social influence, like the intense pressure accusations and suggestions coming from authority figures in interrogations.

I had to disambiguate these forms of the figures as much as possible in Bell Centennial by sort of opening the shapes up, as you can see in the bottom part of that slide.

Now, I'm not boasting, because all of you have famous people and historical figures in your tree, because we are all connected, and 75 million may seem like a lot, but in a few years, it's quite likely we will have a family tree with all, almost all, seven billion people on Earth.

So we decided to bring the water up on top of the surface, seven feet above tide, and then cast the figures full length, six feet, multiply them across the surface, in tabby, and then allow people to walk across that divide.

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