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Those benefits may not be as huge or as stunning as some of the most avid proponents of medical marijuana would have us believe, but they are real.
Those risks may not be as huge and as scary as some of the opponents of medical marijuana would have us believe, but they are real risks, nonetheless.
These are real radio colors.
But I can't tell you her real name.
There are real and sometimes very painful consequences of speaking up.
"People have real problems, Sangu.
Check this out: a typical incarcerated person would enter the California prison system with no financial education, earn 30 cents an hour, over 800 dollars a year, with no real expenses and save no money.
And she did, and if you go in Richard's library, which is one of the first that opened, it has this glorious frieze of, like, the heroes of the school, oversized, looking down into the little dollhouse of the real library, right?
The "you" is always a real presence, a person to take care of.
It is the love that comes close and becomes real.
He lowered himself, he lived his entire human existence practicing the real, concrete language of love.
Practice a lot, starting long before in an environment similar to the real performance.
Well, in the last few decades, neuroscientists have made enormous breakthroughs in understanding how our brains work by monitoring them in real time with instruments like fMRI and PET scanners.
That's how this and other Impressionist works use quickly executed prominent brushstrokes to capture something strikingly real about how light moves.
And so at this point in time, you might be thinking, "OK, what is the real, real upside of not micromanaging?" and it's this: I didn't do any of these projects.
He's a real CEO, this guy.
But the real secret and the reason you hardly notice the pause is that her other leg never stops moving.
So researchers who study autonomous systems are collaborating with philosophers to address the complex problem of programming ethics into machines, which goes to show that even hypothetical dilemmas can wind up on a collision course with the real world.
The last thing that I'll look for is any technology that seems to be on the org chart without a real home.
That was a real story told to me by Christopher, a very energetic human resources manager at a big consumer goods company.
So while hacked phone calls and emails and networks keep grabbing the headlines, the real operations are the ones that are influencing the decisions you make and the opinions you hold, all in the service of a nation-state's strategic interest.
EM: So, I don't know if people noticed it in the video, but there's no real limit to how many levels of tunnel you can have.
EM: I think there's no real length limit.
We could change it and make it Seattle-Florida, that day, in real time.
So the real trick of it is not how do you make it work say 99.9 percent of the time, because, like, if a car crashes one in a thousand times, then you're probably still not going to be comfortable falling asleep.
That's a real fake house.
It wasn't until I got to Cornell as a Presidential Research Scholar that I started to learn about the very real educational consequences of being raised by a single mother on government aid and attending the schools that I did.
What we are hearing on our hydrophones are the very real sounds of climate change.
I learned that identity is infinitely dense, like an infinite series of real numbers, and that even if you get very close and zoom in, it never ends.
We understand the real psychological consequences on patients and their families.
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