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You can imagine building up some library, whether real or virtual, of fingerprints of essentially every virus.

What about real people?

You can't control real people, as you probably know.

Now, that, that's real.

So we need better stories of where we all want to go, and we need more stories of the heroes and heroines of all stripes that are making real change happen.

And sometimes that's in looking at someone that you know in real life and seeing the things that you write and the things that they write and realizing that you share so many of the same interests as they do, and that brings them closer together to you.

DB: And I think the reason why I love doing this is that it reminds me at least to try and be more alive and alert to the complexity and the subtlety of what's real, that there's always other stuff going on that we don't know about, and it means we can get less stuck, we can be kinder to people because we can recognize there's always fear behind their stress, so we don't need to meet it as defensively, and we can start to see the stories for what they are and recognize that life isn't all about us.

Let me show you what it looks like in real life.

So that's our real powerful goal that we're really shooting for in the company.

According to Borges, Funes’s memories even rendered him incapable of real thought, because “To think is to forget a difference, to generalize, to abstract.

His body of essays, poems, and stories, or, as he called them, ficciones pioneered the literary style of “lo real maravilloso,” known in English as Magical Realism— and each was just a few pages long.

And this novel reveals that the real Garden of Forking Paths is time: in every instant, there are infinite possible courses of action.

What is fascinating is this city actually has all the characteristics of a real megacity: a grid is employed to lay the city out.

But also social infrastructure, like clinics, hospitals, all sorts of community services, that make this function like any real megacity would do.

But let's get real: if we look around us today, we don't exactly seem to be using this superpower quite enough, and that begs the question: Why not?

We're not looking at real age.

And I know we all joke, like, "Oh my God, I'm so addicted to my phone," but this is a real addiction.

And I was looking for caves: caves because caves are the original prime real estate.

People on Socotra, some of them still live in caves, and that is really exciting, because it means if a cave is prime real estate this century, maybe it was a few thousand years ago.

So, Japan had a fiscal real estate crisis back in the late '80s.

So the term comes from an account that wasn't based on hard evidence, but cannibalism does have a real and much more complex history.

One week, we'd talk about what food we wanted to eat, what time us kids should go to bed and how to improve things as a family, while another meeting discussed pretty much events that happened at school and how to solve disputes between siblings, by which I mean real fights.

We know climate change is real.

In a very real way, the spirit of inquisition, openness, and fairness she fostered died with her.

We know that climate change is real, but we can't predict where forest fires will break out, and we don't know which factories are going to flood.

Failed experiments look inefficient, but they're often the only way you can figure out how the real world works.

Our growing dependence on technology risks us becoming less skilled, more vulnerable to the deep and growing complexity of the real world.

Real lives hung in the balance every time he crossed people.

It has taught me firsthand that rhetoric and political policy directly impact real people.

Consider this: Starting right here at the convention center, we can find the nearby aquarium, we can look at where we're sitting, and then we can cruise up the coast to the big aquarium, the ocean, and California's four national marine sanctuaries, and the new network of state marine reserves that are beginning to protect and restore some of the assets We can flit over to Hawaii and see the real Hawaiian Islands: not just the little bit that pokes through the surface, but also what's below.

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