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It will take a matter of minutes for most people to draw out a structure of who they work with, a little bit longer to add in the technologies to get a view of the entire team, and then you can have fun asking questions like, "Which are the technologies that I'll be taking out for coffee?"

I started taking pictures of her, which is totally inappropriate, but she was so mad at me.

With less seasonal sea ice, subarctic species are moving north, and taking advantage of the new habitat that is created by more open water.

The clinicians taking care of Paul gave me an even deeper appreciation for my colleagues in health care.

By taking precise measurements of the particles and forces that make up the universe, ATLAS physicists can look for answers to mysteries not explained by the Standard Model.

We had not bargained for the village-like enclosure of thought, of judgment, of definition that flowed from the same place that freedom and revolution was taking place in.

So I started taking girls hiking, which is why we're called GirlTrek, but Vanessa was like, that is not going to move the dial on the health crisis; it's cute.

And we recently were taking stands for why Ann Coulter needs to be able to speak at Berkeley, and why Milo has free speech rights.

Because when we're questioning something, we're invested in taking in some sort of new information, or grappling with some sort of ignorance that makes us feel uncomfortable.

That is the kind of creepy transformation that is taking over cities, only it applies to buildings, not people.

I've had a lot of at-bats, many rounds in the ring with darkness, taking good notes.

It's just an impassive creature taking whatever life sends its way.

In simple terms, this is visualizing the worst-case scenarios, in detail, that you fear, preventing you from taking action, so that you can take action to overcome that paralysis.

For me, it was taking my first vacation in four years and stepping away from my business for a month to go to London, where I could stay in a friend's room for free, to either remove myself as a bottleneck in the business or shut it down.

You can see we're playing up the fears and really taking a conservative look at the upside.

What we're doing is, we're taking that inspiration of the hairs, and with another colleague at Berkeley, we're manufacturing them.

And they have, like, 30 of these things, and so they have to get through taking photos of just pictures or walls or ceilings just to get through their day.

It's not just taking away our agency to spend our attention and live the lives that we want, it's changing the way that we have our conversations, it's changing our democracy, and it's changing our ability to have the conversations and relationships we want with each other.

So in the 21st century, children are being given life jackets to reach safety in Europe even though those jackets will not save their lives if they fall out of the boat that is taking them there.

So for us, what we're doing is taking our public money and using it to derisk specific instruments to bring people in from the outside.

As I was excitably taking a group of government officials and members of energy companies through one sustainable future on our model, one of the participants told me, "I cannot imagine that in the future people will stop driving cars and start using public transport."

They're basically taking these mountains and pushing them down towards the sea.

I don't know if they were taking bets or what.

I decided, let me keep taking these art history classes.

And we can't do that by taking an eraser and getting rid of stuff.

This morning, I read a paper where they were taking a census of animals in Nairobi National Park with YOLO as part of this detection system.

So the antidote to sprawl is really what we all need to be thinking about, especially when we're taking on this massive construction project.

If you're like Albuquerque, and you're taking the punitive approach like we used to, handing out tickets to panhandlers or those who give them money, I'm going to suggest that your solutions aren't working, and I know you're not getting to the root of your problem in your city.

I can't wait to see what their experiment looks like, what their pilot project looks like, so we can start taking a collective approach nationally through the dignity of work.

What you're seeing is the difference in brain activity between interacting in person and taking in static content.

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