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Well, because there's no way of really predicting right now which patients will get cancer, we use the next best population: cancers in remission; specifically, lung cancer.

So one example would be creating a satirical video which makes fun of Islamophobia, and targeting it to 15- to 20-year-olds online that have an interest in white power music and live specifically in Manchester.

Certainly some of these technologies are even specifically designed to replace human workers.

These are just a few of the phrases that contribute to a disease in our society, and more specifically, in our men.

There are regulations that it's prohibited to do logging, mining and poaching, specifically.

According to one analysis, just 0.2 percent of philanthropic funds go specifically towards women and the environment, merely 110 million dollars globally, the sum spent by one man on a single Basquiat painting last year.

And specifically, I'm interested in collecting my own stories, stories from the Internet, and then recently, stories from life, which is kind of a new area of work that I've been doing recently.

But I want you to think about these things in terms of a kind of ongoing struggle that American architecture represents, and that these two things talk about very specifically.

And to do that, they targeted specifically, for example, African-American men in key cities like Philadelphia, and I'm going to read exactly what he said.

Specifically I cite those family trips to Nigeria in the late '90s.

After he got kicked out of there, we bounced him between a bunch of state-run facilities before finding a treatment center specifically for people with dementia.

We built observatories specifically designed to look for them.

We can't predict specifically what particles will be produced in any individual collision.

So I have to say, as someone who researches and treats these injuries, that I've been really gratified to see the growing awareness of TBI and specifically, the short- and long-term risks to athletes.

The entire economic team, all the way up to president Xi Jinping himself, talk very specifically and clearly about financial risks as gray rhinos, and how they can tame them.

So, specifically what we are doing now is that Rover is going down in that crater.

And we're going to do it very specifically planned to not learn anything new.

To explain why I have chosen to ignore what is clearly very good advice, I want to take you back to the beginning of this talk, specifically, my palindrome joke.

Or, "We love her, but she's too specifically ethnic."

I want to talk specifically about the array that you see on the top.

Specifically, it's male fireflies who are all flashing in perfect time together, in perfect synchrony, to reinforce a message to the females.

So, with sentiments like these, the Chinese Exclusion Act was passed between 1882 and 1902, the only time in American history when a group was specifically excluded for its national origin or ethnicity.

The U.S. National Research Council in its follow-up report on the outbreak specifically cited this open availability of the sequence as a key reason why the treatment for SARS could be developed so quickly.

So I embarked on this project about four years ago to try to figure out what dogs think, and specifically what dogs think of us.

Instead of being a single robot that is specifically made for a single task, robogamis are optimized to do multi-tasks.

And what is it specifically about creative ventures that seems to make us really nervous about each other's mental health in a way that other careers kind of don't do, you know?

Some terrible things are said about the German sense of humor specifically that you don't have one.

Specifically, the robot task captures when children, like adults, strategically modify their behavior when others are watching.

I mean that we are constantly showing others, specifically our children, what is likeable, valuable and praiseworthy, and what is not.

In an environment that defies so much forecasting, efficiency won't just not help us, it specifically undermines and erodes our capacity to adapt and respond.

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