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But Tod couldn't come and the project is sort of somewhere, I'm not sure whether it's happening the way we thought, or not.
Every time something moves from one place on the register to somewhere else, that asset transfer is time-stamped and publicly recorded on the blockchain.
But somewhere along the line I'd learned about nuclear weapons, and I'd gotten really concerned with the ethics of science.
Every seven minutes, an adolescent boy or girl somewhere in the world is killed by an act of violence.
In the days of the Flip-Flap, ride designers were most concerned with coasters getting stuck somewhere along the track.
Packed in Styrofoam, of course, before landing somewhere in the United States, and then being trucked a few hundred more miles.
So if you want to start exploring beaches somewhere else, or you want to see two-sun sunsets, then you're talking about something that is very different, because you have to change the timescale and the body of humans in ways which may be absolutely unrecognizable.
We run round and round, faster and faster, trying to get somewhere.
Well, somewhere along the way, our religious leaders forgot that it's our job to make people uncomfortable.
And now somewhere at the intersection of these four trends, of wakefulness and hope and mightiness and interconnectedness, there is a burgeoning, multifaith justice movement in this country that is staking a claim on a countertrend, saying that religion can and must be a force for good in the world.
In one case, one of the bombs, which fell out of an Air Force plane, didn't detonate because the nuclear core was stored somewhere else on the plane.
It's also critical to getting more people to act like givers, because the data say that somewhere between 75 and 90 percent of all giving in organizations starts with a request.
We'll have to go back to our assumptions, and determine if there was a flaw somewhere.
Can you try to be a friend to your child so that they can trust you and want to share with you their experiences, rather than having to seek it somewhere else?
I thought that you would point somewhere, type in some words, then type in some somewhere else, put in some numbers and some more numbers, point where you want the answer.
The first time you pointed to somewhere, the computer would ask you to type in a unique name.
What happens is, a third party's provocation forces one or the other to react, and that sets in motion a spiral, which drags the two somewhere they don't want to go.
It reminded me that these illegal extortion schemes aren't being run somewhere in the shadows, they're being run out in the open by our public officials.
I read somewhere that you should try and be the person that you needed when you were younger.
You go to your nice, posh, international hotel somewhere, and you come in and you put down your clothes and you go to the bathroom, and what do you see? Audience: Bathroom soap.
The funny thing is that somewhere between then and now, I accidentally changed part of the conversation about which of those movies get made.
And everyone else is somewhere in between.
If you could fingerprint San Francisco, well, how about Oakland or Amsterdam or somewhere much closer to home?
My name is Ani, and I'm a designer and researcher at MIT Media Lab, where I'm part of a relatively new and unique group called Design Fiction, where we're wedged somewhere between science fiction and science fact.
Well, now, wedged somewhere between science, design and art I get to ask, what if fiction informs fact?
And somewhere along the line, somebody said, "I know!
We kept looking at these two numbers, obsessing with them and pretending that our world could be reduced to a couple digits and a horse race, while the real stories, the ones that really mattered, were somewhere else.
Learning to recognize that shameful feeling of holding back just a little love to try to spare ourselves just a little pain somewhere further down the road.
That is, kind of, go somewhere to argue where they were not.
But HIV hides out somewhere our current drugs cannot reach it: inside the DNA of healthy T cells.
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