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As long as it's good for you and good for the environment, it doesn't matter.
And depending on how you create the pattern of lighting or not lighting, the digital elements, or, for that matter, the neurons in the sheet, you're going to be able to construct a map.
So this is how close your mental experience and the activity of the neurons in the retina, which is a part of the brain located in the eyeball, or, for that matter, a sheet of visual cortex.
And no matter what I say, you cannot untie me from the mast.
Now just don't untie me no matter what."
Some of it is a matter of luck.
It's no longer the case that the security of a country is simply a matter for its soldiers and its ministry of defense.
And so suddenly, ladies and gentlemen, what has been the proposition of visionaries and poets down the ages becomes something we have to take seriously as a matter of public policy.
As a matter of fact we use freshwater mollies, that we've used our climatic adaptation technique from freshwater all the way to seawater.
As a matter fact my division chief says a lot, "You have a green university."
Because if you think that you have this fixed, permanent essence, which is always the same, throughout your life, no matter what, in a sense you're kind of trapped.
As a matter of fact, this picture is supposed to be me during training.
As a matter of fact, the best advice I got was from an elementary school class in the Caribbean.
Now truth of the matter is, nobody knows in all of medicine what a good surgeon or physician or paramedic is supposed to bat.
But the truth is it doesn't really matter which sage said it first, because it's still sage advice, even today.
And in my research and my teaching, I found that these students, no matter how happy they were with their original success of getting into the school, two weeks later their brains were focused, not on the privilege of being there, nor on their philosophy or physics, but on the competition, the workload, the hassles, stresses, complaints.
And no matter how many times or versions of "mom" I tried, it always felt forced and deeply uncomfortable.
No matter how much I believed in gender neutrality in theory, in practice, the absence of femininity is not neutrality, it's masculinity.
It's just a matter of when and how.
I've asked that question all across the country, and everywhere I ask it, no matter where, there's a huge portion of the audience that won't put up their hand.
We love you no matter what.'"
It's scary to think of ourselves as that powerful, frightening to think we can matter that much to other people.
I feel that no matter what I choose to become, I believe that I can change the world.
After the researchers had learned all they could from the relationships in the family, mothers and other relationships, they still came up with some temperamental dark matter that was pulling at us, exerting a gravity all its own.
Parents exacerbate this problem further when they exhibit favoritism, which they do overwhelmingly, no matter how much they admit it.
But this is no laughing matter.
So whether you're a yak herder living in the mountains of Chile, whether you're a stockbroker in New York City or whether you're a TEDster living in Edinburgh, the oceans matter.
No matter how you throw it, the robot recovers and comes back to him.
So it got me thinking, what if I told you my history was story, how I was born for it, how I learned along the way this subject matter?
But even in all of those conversations, race always felt outdated, like, "Yes, slavery, that happened once upon a time, but why does it really matter now?"
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