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Last year, it was already as expensive to produce in Brazil as to produce in France.
Last time I called them, they were checking out homegrown produce from the backyard garden.
These six companies produce nine out of every 10 movies you watch, nine out of every 10 television shows, nine out of every 10 songs, nine out of every 10 books.
While people have been using a variety of recipes to produce cement for over 4,000 years, concrete itself has a surprisingly short lifespan.
Scientists have discovered that some bacteria and fungi can produce minerals, including the calcium carbonate found in autogenous healing.
Mushrooms produce strong antibiotics.
If it didn't produce a lot of this toxin, then you might find a smaller number.
They evolved to produce less toxin.
They brought the produce to local markets, and came home with the equivalent of money.
If intelligence is just a matter of information processing, and we continue to improve our machines, we will produce some form of superintelligence.
But what is happening is that CRISPR is being used by thousands and thousands of scientists to do really, really important work, like making better models of diseases in animals, for example, or for taking pathways that produce valuable chemicals and getting them into industrial production in fermentation vats, or even doing really basic research on what genes do.
But we dance with a consciousness that this is a historic form that can produce silence and produce invisibility across the spectrum of identity that we enjoy today.
They don't produce a simple answer; it's more probabilistic: "This one is probably more like what you're looking for."
And since each constellation is made up of different types of stars, they'll each produce their own unique melody, such as Aries, the ram.
If you bow that string, it will produce a note as it oscillates very fast back and forth.
And that will produce a related note.
But now we know if you speed that motion up even more, you'll actually produce musical pitches, and in this case alone, those pitches will work together, making harmonious, even human-like harmony.
So this, I'm happy to say, it took three years to produce this because we also finalized the draft and took it actually into the field, sat with the election commissions in all these different countries, debated and defined and refined the draft, and finally published it in November 2014 in Cairo.
They're going to produce a version of this in Somalia, because there's nothing in Somalia at all.
In this Cold War classic, in the '90s, they were asked to produce the sound of the propeller of the submarine.
We produce all that right here in the United States.
The problem in many companies, especially those that produce something complicated like a smartphone, is they're managing all of these different vendors across a horizontal supply chain.
Sigmund Freud developed a theory that the unconscious mind could produce physical symptoms when dealing with memories or emotions too painful for the conscious mind to handle.
How much livestock do you need to produce this?
And so those patterns produce these tendencies, these leanings.
So they're going to produce even more jobs than they take away, but it's important that a lot of the tasks that we're going to give them are tasks that can be defined in terms of efficiency or productivity.
To get rid of nuclear weapons and to end the supply of the materials required to produce them, some experts tell me would take 30 years.
I've particularly focused on how the memory interview process can severely impact the evidentiary quality of reports that we produce.
But this emphasis today on forcing biological research to specialize and to produce practical outcomes is actually restricting our ability to interrogate life to unacceptably narrow confines and unsatisfying depths.
What is new, and what we will have in a few months, I hope, is that ability to use this same renewable energy system to provide and produce oxygen on site.
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