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So no matter how ugly the world around us gets, or how many discouraging books on ISIS, the terrorist group, and not Isis, the ancient Egyptian goddess, continue to be published, I will keep building one colorful world.
And that picture was published all over.
And people published it very, very purposefully, to get it up there in the search results.
Only around 4.5 percent of the literary works published each year in the UK are translations, and the figures are similar for much of the English-speaking world.
Although, the proportion of translated books published in many other countries is a lot higher.
So, for example, although well over 100 books are translated from French and published in the UK each year, most of them will come from countries like France or Switzerland.
Their books remain invisible to readers of the world's most published language.
And he said that nothing had been published, but he did have an unpublished translation of his novel "The Golden Horse."
Virtually every field is turning to gathering big data, with mobile sensor networks spanning the globe, cameras on the ground and in the air, archives storing information published on the web, and loggers capturing the activities of Internet citizens the world over.
Almost 60 years before Darwin published his book, Jean-Baptiste Lamarck proposed that creatures evolve by developing certain traits over their lifetimes and then passing those on to their offspring.
My experiment published paper after paper where we glumly had to conclude that we saw no signs of new physics.
In 1920, Czech writer Karel Capek published a science fiction play called "R.U.R.", short for "Rossum's Universal Robots."
When Carson looked at what these students had achieved, the ones with the weak filters were vastly more likely to have some real creative milestone in their lives, to have published their first novel, to have released their first album.
We could actually take these 99 different viruses, look at them and compare them, and we could see, actually, compared to three genomes that had been previously published from Guinea, we could show that the outbreak emerged in Guinea months before, once into the human population, and from there had been transmitting from human to human.
So the first thing we did is, as soon as the sequences came off the machines, we published it to the web.
WWF recently published a report showing that just in the last 40 years, our global marine life has been slashed in half.
If you line up the entire text of "Moby Dick," which was published in 1851, into a giant rectangle, you may notice some peculiar patterns, like these words, which seem to predict the assassination of Martin Luther King, or these references to the 1997 death of Princess Di.
We published this, and it got some attention.
Thorne published that in 1973, 42 years before he succeeded.
The intense toxicity of these green stayed under wraps until the arsenic recipe was published in 1822.
We published the idea in the journal Foreign Affairs.
There was an article last year in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, which is one of the most prestigious scientific journals published in the West.
And so we went ahead and published our findings.
Because it's published on demand and it's developed from this repository of open materials.
If this book were to be published by a regular publisher, it would cost at least 122 dollars.
So what we're seeing is moving this burning or publication process from the regular, sort of single-authored book towards community-authored materials that are modular, that are customized to each individual class and published on demand very inexpensively, either pushed out through Amazon or published directly through an on-demand press, like QOOP.
I mean, T.S. Eliot and Flannery O'Connor were published there.
Originally published in two volumes, the narrative follows Don Quixote as he travels through central and northern Spain fighting the forces of evil.
It wasn’t until his late 50’s that he published his greatest creation: an epic satire of chivalry novels.
Numerous editions were published across Europe in the seventeenth century.
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