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(Gun shots) Since 2012, the world has witnessed the killings of Trayvon Martin, Michael Brown, Eric Garner, Sandra Bland, Tamir Rice and literally countless other unarmed black citizens at the hands of the police, who frequently walk away with no punishment at all.

And now what I can effectively do is, I can literally step into this virtual world.

It literally feels like I just stepped inside this virtual lab.

And very soon, the teachers will be able to literally teleport themselves into this virtual world that I'm in right now and help me, guide me, through this whole experiment.

Now, imagine if we could bring Ivy League, million-dollar virtual laboratories out to all these students just like Jack, all over the world, and give them the latest, greatest, most fancy machines you can imagine that would quite literally make any scientist in here jump up and down out of pure excitement.

So I asked her, "Could you, like, literally carve some ears out of an apple for us?"

We're poor because it is literally impossible to do businesses in these countries of ours.

The first piece of bad news with pancreatic cancer is that your pancreas is in the middle of your belly, literally.

Now, American soldiers, American veterans are coming back to a country that is so bitterly divided that the two political parties are literally accusing each other of treason, of being an enemy of the state, of trying to undermine the security and the welfare of their own country.

In it, he describes a catastrophic US intelligence operation in which the CIA quite literally handed over blueprints of a nuclear bomb to Iran.

You followed that up with a string of hits that to this day is unmatched in Hollywood: "Sanford and Son," "Maude," "Good Times," "The Jeffersons," "One Day at a Time," "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman," to name literally a fraction of them.

But I have shown them myself, going way back to Phil Donahue and others before him, literally dozens of interviews in which I told that story.

Now when I do these pictures, it's literally like a real-time puzzle going on in my mind.

I was literally on the side of a cliff, capturing the stars and the moonlight as it transitions, the moonlight lighting El Capitan.

And when that sun started to rise in the valley, I started to literally shake with excitement because I looked at the painting and I go, "Oh my god, I'm getting Bierstadt's exact same lighting 100 years earlier."

Quite literally.

These were literally knights in shining, mirror-polished armor.

All of these interactions are literally just changing 1's and 0's on computers.

Mycorrhiza literally means "fungus root."

Meanwhile, extremists are literally killing off civil society in some countries.

Since 2013 in Bangladesh, over a dozen secular bloggers and community activists have been literally slaughtered by extremists while the government has done very little.

So I replied to it, and I said, "I literally cannot wait!!!!" (Laughter) "What do you need from me?"

They're literally better at detecting when somebody else is in distress.

These altruists literally don't think of themselves as being at the center of anything, as being better or more inherently important than anybody else.

Another reason we're told not to worry is that these machines can't help but share our values because they will be literally extensions of ourselves.

So for example, what you see impacts how you feel, and the way you feel can literally change what you see.

And when service members create these masks, it allows them to come to grips, literally, with their trauma.

And so he literally thought that the motions of the planets along the celestial sphere created harmonious music.

At every heartbeat, a higher blood pressure literally compacts millions of red blood cells into massive trains of oxygen that quickly flow throughout our body.

When director Kate Champion, of acclaimed dance theater company Force Majeure, asked me to be the artistic associate on a work featuring all fat dancers, I literally jumped at the opportunity.

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