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So we took a drug that is already known and by just delivering it locally where it's needed the most, we allow a response that is 12 times more powerful, reducing the systemic toxic effect.

After a rival author attempted to cash in on a fake follow-up, Cervantes released the official sequel in response.

At the site of an amputation, severed nerve endings can thicken and become more sensitive, transmitting distress signals even in response to mild pressure.

Now, we can have a circular argument here about whether this increase in fatalities is a response to the increase of small arms, or the other way around.

SS: A dream come true, really, (Laughter) And when that video was posted online, I just sat there on the computer, hitting "refresh," excited to see the response.

And when they asked them why, what are the barriers to going outside, the response of 61 percent was, "There are no natural areas near my home."

And his response: "I don't know if I'm gonna live that long."

And that response is part of the problem.

That response should worry you.

Death by science fiction, on the other hand, is fun, and one of the things that worries me most about the development of AI at this point is that we seem unable to marshal an appropriate emotional response to the dangers that lie ahead.

I am unable to marshal this response, and I'm giving this talk.

Once again, we seem to be failing to have an appropriate emotional response to what we have every reason to believe is coming.

But this doesn't mean we still can't give them a considered response.

But my response to this robot was also interesting because I knew exactly how this machine worked, and yet I still felt compelled to be kind to it.

Now, what would cause a hardened military officer and someone like myself to have this response to robots?

And we can design robots specifically to evoke this response, using eyes and faces or movements that people automatically, subconsciously associate with states of mind.

And I remember, years ago, being at a party and telling someone about this robot, and her response was, "Oh my gosh.

And this is a really common response, and I think it's absolutely correct, because that would be terrible.

[Remain Incomplete] Recently I was in Paris, and a friend of mine took me to Nuit Debout, which stands for "up all night," the self-organized protest movement that had formed in response to the proposed labor laws in France.

In response, Yusor's mom told her to be kind to her neighbor, that as he got to know them, he'd see them for who they were.

At this point I get a different kind of response.

And to give you a perspective on how this can work, let's think of the response we see to a healthcare pandemic: SARS, Ebola, bird flu, Zika.

Unfortunately, this is not at all what we see in response to a cyber attack.

All we have to do is look to the response that we see in the world of health care, and how they respond to a pandemic.

FC: It's been very difficult to watch how tech companies have reacted to the citizenry's response to their technologies.

Before sending the letter, I prepared myself for all kinds of negative responses, or what I found likeliest: no response whatsoever.

In response, people are forced to flee their country, leaving over 15 million refugees.

What was incredible was we had a 60 percent response rate.

I don't know how many researchers we have here today, but that kind of response rate is fantastic.

In fact, in the US the very first major debates about privacy were in response to technologies that were relatively new at the time.

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