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DM: So, the last example I have time to show you today is a music sequencing and live performance tool that we've built recently, in which Siftables act as sounds like lead, bass and drums.

What's new is that recently, there's been a spike in families, children and families, showing up at checkpoints and presenting themselves to seek asylum.

Christianity had recently become the Empire’s state religion.

Recently, the leadership team of an American supermarket chain decided that their business needed to get a lot more efficient.

And recently, the leader of the free country, our President Trump, met with my former god.

With my colleague, Dan Ariely, we recently began inquiring into this by performing experiments in many places around the world to figure out how groups can interact to reach better decisions.

To test this idea, we recently performed an experiment in Buenos Aires, Argentina, with more than 10,000 participants in a TEDx event.

Martin Rees has recently written a book about our vulnerability to all sorts of things, from astrophysics, to scientific experiments gone wrong, and most importantly, to terrorism with weapons of mass destruction.

And all this time, I never saw a single rat in any of these places, until recently, when I was in the London sewers.

This is a still from a film I worked on recently, called "Blind Door."

Politicians have recently begun Twittering.

And I recently said that to a venture capitalist casually at some Valley event, to which he replied, "How quaint."

Additionally, climate scientists have recently rated girls' education at number six out of 80 actions to reverse global warming.

But it actually wasn't until recently that we were able to expand our size range in a major way.

It wasn't until pretty recently on the grand scale of human history that interactivity took a back seat and broadcast entertainment took over.

Amazon recently had to give up on a résumé-sorting algorithm that they were working on when they discovered that the algorithm had learned to discriminate against women.

But people keep talking about taking down "problematic" or "harmful" content, but with no clear definition of what they mean by that, including Mark Zuckerberg, who recently called for global regulation to moderate speech.

Some even shared that they had quit recently to work for competitors who paid more.

One of the people that I recently met with was an Air Force three-star general, and he said basically, where we're headed very soon is tens of thousands of robots operating in our conflicts, and these numbers matter, because we're not just talking about tens of thousands of today's robots, but tens of thousands of these prototypes and tomorrow's robots, because of course, one of the things that's operating in technology is Moore's Law, that you can pack in more and more computing power into those robots, and so flash forward around 25 years, if Moore's Law holds true, those robots will be close to a billion times more powerful in their computing than today.

This tight-knit community also came together recently, and they purchased an abandoned building, an abandoned building that was in disrepair and in foreclosure.

And recently, there have been tales of another cosmic war, between gravity, which collapses the universe, and dark energy, which finally shreds it.

I'm going to start by telling you about an email that I saw in my inbox recently.

Mark Zuckerberg recently stated that in the future, the users, we, or almost everybody, will decide individually what they would like to see on the platform, by personal filter settings.

Now, until recently, Hebrew's reawakening was an anomaly.

Recently, a tribal member living in Texas wrote Elisabeth on Facebook, asking how to say "bless these lands."

And it's where, one day in September of 2018, I found myself trying to reach Anna, a woman who CBP had recently separated from her seven-year-old son.

But more recently we were approached by a group in the Maldives, and they were interested in taking some of this research and ways of thinking and applying it to some of the challenges that they've faced in terms of climate change.

We're seeing this in events like Mumbai recently, where it's so much easier to report now than it is to consume it.

Well, recently, my colleagues and I designed constrained peptides that neutralize influenza virus, protect against botulism poisoning and block cancer cells from growing.

Recently, the FDA approved an enzyme designed to treat PKU.

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