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We think that the regulatory route [may] be automated compounding, and especially in nursing homes, folks are taking multiple medications, and they're often mixed up, so it would be a perfect place to start with these technologies.

So remember that what's been going on here is that we've been taking a lot of known x's and known y's and solving for the w in the middle through an iterative process.

We're taking calls live on stage here at TED in Monterey.

So day after day, the calligraphy circle was taking shape, and we were always excited to go back on the mountain to look at the piece.

All of these are sensory clues that a chemical reaction is taking place.

And we're not taking a holistic approach to making it better.

We have to find ways to stop these people from taking away the heritage of the future.

How did we get this far without empowering somebody to know what it is they're dealing with, and then taking the next step and engaging in who they are as human beings to know if that is what we should do?

We will be taking Hiram Bingham's impossible dream and turning it into an amazing future that we can all share in together.

But ... we've got to do this by really beefing up the global networks of citizens around the world, powered by people who are working hard every day, and taking personal risk for a future world that is more peaceful, just, open and free.

They were testing tomatoes that they had picked, taking the flesh of their skin, putting it in a test tube, mixing it with chemicals to extract DNA and then using their home DNA copier to test those tomatoes for genetically engineered traits.

And now Canada is taking even more.

Making big changes involves taking big risks, and taking big risks is scary.

The news coverage at the time made it seem like stones, Molotov cocktails and burning tires were the only activities taking place in the Intifada.

But women were also a critical driving force, mobilizing, organizing, taking to the streets.

Now, a lot of skeptics might say, well, hey, this is all great, philosophically, this whole idea of mastery-based learning and its connection to mindset, students taking agency over their learning.

One, the students can actually master the concepts, but they're also building their growth mindset, they're building grit, perseverance, they're taking agency over their learning.

We're actually talking about taking reactors down before their lifetimes are over.

There's also the problem of brain drain, where the really talented people, because they can't find high-skilled work at home, end up moving elsewhere, so they don't build a business or non-profit where they're from, they end up going elsewhere and taking their talents with them.

To sort of illustrate that, this diagram emphasizes that if you've got a sick person in bed, somebody's going to be taking out the contaminated materials.

And in an age where we have too many choices, we have very little fear of pregnancy and disease and we've got no feeling of shame for sex before marriage, I think people are taking their time to love.

And it's showing you the route of what was the world's largest ship just a year ago, a ship which was taking so many containers of goods that when they were unloaded, if the lorries had all gone in convoy, they would have been 100 kilometers long.

This is the map produced by taking satellite images, if you remember those satellites around the planet in the very first slide I showed, and producing an image of what the Earth looks like at night.

There was a great story of some little girl who they saved from leukemia by taking the blood out, editing it, and putting it back with a precursor of CRISPR.

But what is happening is that CRISPR is being used by thousands and thousands of scientists to do really, really important work, like making better models of diseases in animals, for example, or for taking pathways that produce valuable chemicals and getting them into industrial production in fermentation vats, or even doing really basic research on what genes do.

English is taking over.

And as you're taking the tumor out, then you're getting to a stage where you think, "Alright, I'm done.

And once we see that, maybe we can guide brain cancer surgeons towards taking only the tumor and leaving the healthy brain alone.

We told the doctor, "You've missed those two spots, so rather than taking huge margins around, only take out those tiny little areas.

My father is a doctor, and so we had a great advantage having him in charge, and he did a beautiful job taking care of her.

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