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That will not guarantee that we actually converge toward a single story of Venice, but probably we can actually reconstruct a fully documented potential story of Venice.

The entire model of capitalism and the economic model that you and I did business in, and, in fact, continue to do business in, was built around what probably Milton Friedman put more succinctly.

Now, these are two things that you probably may have heard of, but there are two other shortcomings of the needle and syringe you may not have heard about.

And probably, the fact that we don't know that is why, so often, although we seek happiness, it seems we turn our back to it.

Between 2010 and 2011, the colony lost more than two thirds of its members, probably due to the very cold winter.

Here, the largest area is 12 and the smallest is 4, giving us a score of 8. Since we didn’t try to go for a low score that time, we can probably do better.

I was probably 30 and naive.

Probably a lot of you have seen the rubber tires that are used in the slums to build retaining walls.

(First voice) (Second voice) You probably didn't understand what they said, but I hope that you heard their unique vocal identities.

And probably one of the most important human beings on the planet is this guy behind me.

And he deserves this stuff because he probably has fed more people than any other human being alive because he researched how to put biology behind seeds.

And of course, by now, you're probably saying to yourself, "Self, I thought I came to a talk about energy and here's this guy talking about biology."

It is probably plants, except that these have been burned and crushed under pressure.

That is probably not the best use of bioenergy.

That means 86 percent of the stuff we're consuming are probably processed plants and amoebas and the rest of the stuff.

The odds are, probably not.

So I'm saying, yes, there were overlapping sexual relationships, that our ancestors probably had several different sexual relationships going on at any given moment in their adult lives.

But we did, and most of us probably without a second thought.

RL: That's probably true, yes, I would agree with that.

I think they'll probably feel even stronger about aircraft.

And the image that comes to your mind when I say that word is probably not of Benjamin Franklin, but I'm going to explain to you why it should be.

The image that comes to your mind is probably more likely of a pasty kid sitting in a basement doing something mischievous, or of a shady criminal who is trying to steal your identity, or of an international rogue with a political agenda.

And the crucial point about this is that you then have a fantastic assay to discover drugs, because what would you ask of the drugs, and you could do this through a high-throughput automated screening system, you'd ask the drugs, give me one thing: find me a drug that will bring the red line closer to the blue line, because that drug will be a high-value candidate that you could probably take direct to human trial and almost bypass that bottleneck that I've told you about in drug discovery with the animal models, if that makes sense.

If we run the numbers forward to today, it probably looks something like this.

It's not impossible; I think there probably are lots.

We look deeper and deeper into the structure of particles, and in that way we get probably closer and closer to this fundamental law.

Now, Hacking Team has what is probably the slickest presentation.

Now invariably, you're probably thinking about what belongs to our own species, these very familiar structures, but the diversity that we see in sexual structures in the animal kingdom that has evolved in response to the multitude of factors surrounding reproduction is pretty mind-blowing.

I'd like to introduce you to a tiny microorganism that you've probably never heard of: its name is Prochlorococcus, and it's really an amazing little being.

But one day, Rob noticed some faint signals coming out of the instrument that we dismissed as electronic noise for probably a year before we realized that it wasn't really behaving like noise.

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