Really in sentence

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We're not smarter now than they were then; it just turns out it's really hard to think of things, but once you've thought of them, it's easy to understand.

I'm really excited; this is not going to take 50 years.

Are we going to really build intelligent machines?

That's really hard.

You're going to see things more like intelligent cars that really understand what traffic is, what driving is and have learned that cars with the blinkers on for half a minute probably aren't going to turn.

And if you talk to them, they knew what they were doing was really significant, but they didn't really know what was going to happen.

Yet, what you'll never hear from spokespeople from the Pentagon or the French Department of Defence is that the question isn't really who's the enemy, but actually the very nature of cyber weapons.

The idea of applying the fundamental laws of physics to make encryption stronger really intrigued me.

And these are very exciting research areas, but it's really, really hard.

So this is really exciting for us, because now we have a portal, a portal, or a way to potentially give back sensation, so that he might feel what he touches with his prosthetic hand.

So one of the best parts of my job is working with really great patients who are also our research collaborators.

TK: So we're really excited, because now we're getting to a clinically practical device.

So Amanda, you can see, has really good control.

But my favorite one was just when the hand was open, because I work with kids, and so all the time you're clapping and singing, so I was able to do that again, which was really good.

So we're really challenged on what we're doing there.

And we really appreciate you all being here today.

And none of those problems could I have dealt with, but I have a really bright research team.

And thankfully Dr. Annie Simon was with us and worked really hard yesterday to fix it.

And I really like that, because the viewer is really challenged as to what visual language is part of science versus art versus music.

The other reason why I really like this is because it offers an alternative entry point into the complexity of science.

The other really important point I want to make on this graph is that, if you look at the bottom, Sweden and Japan, they're very different countries in all sorts of ways.

But another really important difference is how they get their greater equality.

Another really surprising part of this picture is that it's not just the poor who are affected by inequality.

Now if you think about it, in the age before GPS and radar, that was obviously a really difficult problem.

But Carl Norden is really the one who cracks the code.

It needs cloudless sky to be really accurate.

We live in a time where there are all kinds of really, really smart people running around, saying that they've invented gadgets that will forever change our world.

If you go to the Pentagon, they will say, "You know what, now we really can put a bomb inside a pickle barrel at 20,000 ft."

And this inadequacy of cancer medicine really hit home when my father was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.

And as we treated these cells with this molecule, we observed something really striking.

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