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In her own words, she was practically giving her services away.
After giving a talk, I met the parents of an 11-year-old girl who had been a victim of grooming.
In Huntsville, Alabama, Oakwood University, a historically black institution, is showing how we can improve the health of black adults by including a health evaluation as a part of freshman orientation and giving those students the tools they need to make healthy choices and providing them annually a health transcript so they can monitor their progress.
Now, you might be somewhat skeptical of a lawyer arguing about the benefits of conflict and creating problems for compromise, but I did also qualify as a mediator, and these days, I spend my time giving talks about ethics for free.
Over one million mothers and babies die every single year in the developing world, only because of lack of access to basic cleanliness while giving birth to their babies.
Now, when a woman says, "I did it for peace in my marriage," she's usually talking about giving up a job, a dream, a career.
People like Robin are turning away from mainstream medicine, turning to medical marijuana dispensaries because those dispensaries are giving them what they need.
So the idea was, just forget about giving it a new name.
Over the course of generations, humans living at the Sun-saturated latitudes in Africa adapted to have a higher melanin production threshold and more eumelanin, giving skin a darker tone.
Now back among the dead, Sisyphus approached Persephone, queen of the Underworld, and complained that his wife had disrespected him by not giving him a proper burial.
Lewis Richardson saw how you could do this with a cellular array of people, giving them each a little chunk, and putting it together.
This would transform an unpopular carbon tax into a popular and populist solution, and it would also solve the underlying psychological barrier that we discussed, by giving everyone a concrete benefit in the here and now.
Well, nothing could do more to hasten that transition than giving every Chinese citizen a monthly dividend.
They'll get video lessons on giving kids vaccines and have online courses on spotting the next outbreak, so they're not stuck using flip charts.
Yes! Yes! (Applause) The X-Men were mutants, individuals with mutated and enhanced genes that triggered in adolescence, giving them superpowers.
You could even watch this choose-your-own-adventure movie "The Moment," which, with an EEG headset, changes the movie based on your brain-based reactions, giving you a different ending every time your attention wanes.
This may all sound great, and as a bioethicist, I am a huge proponent of empowering people to take charge of their own health and well-being by giving them access to information about themselves, including this incredible new brain-decoding technology.
In giving you an insight into who I am today I wanted to offer you a new perspective.
Our planet has a temperature, and like anything with a temperature, it's giving off heat.
It would take a couple of days, and then eventually she would come out of it, giving you her predictions as your answer.
And that's why just relying on big data alone increases the chance that we'll miss something, while giving us this illusion that we already know everything.
Now to be clear, I'm not saying that big data systems are huffing ethylene gas, or that they're even giving invalid predictions.
And this is an evolving, subtly, supplely designed entity that has the specific purpose of teaching us how to manage factional disagreement where it's possible to do that, and giving us techniques for overcoming that disagreement when that's possible.
Well, I wouldn't be up here giving a talk if it didn't.
And by protecting shorelines and giving us food to eat and supporting tourism, they will still be worth billions and billions of dollars a year.
We also have people reflect on their own decisions by giving them summaries of what they chose.
So we have Steve there, one of the engineers, giving the robot a hard time.
This is Seth Davis, who's my robot wrangler today, and he's giving Spot some general direction by steering it around, but all the coordination of the legs and the sensors is done by the robot's computers on board.
CA: You're giving people possibilities of life they currently cannot imagine having.
You're probably even giving a microscopic high five to the two species of mites that live on our faces, on all of our faces.
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