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Siri is the thing that knows your intent and helps you do it for you, helps you get things done.
Now in her job, the engineer's job is to pick the one that best meets the goals of the design, which she knows as a human better than anyone else, using human judgment and expertise.
If we work together to raise awareness, we can make sure the world knows that we need to put an end to the unnecessary institutionalization of vulnerable children.
I had one well-intentioned adviser who said, "Everyone knows you're gay.
And who knows who's right?
Everybody knows, who's expecting that E. Chopin didn't want to reach the E there, because what will have happened?
And every parent knows what's going to happen.
We have our own identity, our own rhythm, and as anyone who knows Lagos can tell you, poor Lagosians are very often the source of the city's character.
Billy Pilgrim can’t sleep because he knows aliens will arrive to abduct him in one hour.
He knows the aliens are coming because he has become “unstuck” in time, causing him to experience events out of chronological order.
Now, no one knows we've been working on this problem and this is the first time that I'm sharing what we discovered.
We had everything all set in case of an emergency; God knows, you don't want to hurt this world-renowned expert.
And she said, "He says he knows who you are, what do you want?"
Because he's Pygmy, he knows how to track elephants in the forest.
Who here knows what "Settlers" is? Nerds.
(Slowed-down mock clucking) (Slowed-down mock clucking) (Slowed-down mock clucking) (Laughter) Who knows what that is? Yeah, "You Make Me Feel Like a Natural Woman."
Who knows what applications we will discover next.
Your childhood certainly plays a role, but nobody knows how.
It was he who penned the well-known words, "The heart has its reasons, which reason knows not of."
Models show this causing havoc with weather systems on both sides of the Atlantic, and no one knows what would happen if it continues to slow or if it stopped altogether.
He knows she needs practice.
But he also knows she’d be slower and make more mistakes, and his patient comes first.
And she knows that when she slips up, he’ll tap a touch screen, and she’ll be watching again, feeling like a kid in the corner with a dunce cap.
But Shakespeare knows that power is always a moving target; and as he reveals these characters’ dark histories, we begin to wonder if this vicious cycle will ever end.
We all think we know, and we all think everybody knows, but we don't.
One or both, who knows?
And by telling the story from their perspective, Austen tricks the viewer into believing their heroine knows best– only to pull the rug out from under the protagonist and the reader.
Then we phase out the food as a lure, and now the dog knows that "sit" means sit, and you can actually communicate to a dog in a perfectly constructed English sentence.
So, at this point, the dog knows what we want it to do.
Because you know, as a kid you're embarrassed and you're sensitive, and everyone knows you guys don't have money.
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