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Clicking on that logo takes you to an absolute no-nonsense, human-readable document, a deed, that tells you exactly what you can do with this content.
When I say we, I don't mean you, necessarily; I mean me, and my right brain, my left brain and the one that's in between that is the censor and tells me what I'm saying is wrong.
And this tells us actually what is the essence of the problem.
Behavioral psychology tells us that we take action and make decisions based on our emotions above all else.
This curve tells about the statistics of velocities of particles in the same way as a demographic curve would tell about the statistics of ages of individuals.
You see, suppose that there is person number seven, tells you a story, but when you ask where he got if from, he points to person number three as a source.
When you buy a car, it tells you how many miles per gallon to expect.
A bottle of champagne for anyone that tells me.
And though they may not have come before the proverbial egg, chickens’ fascinating history tells us a great deal about our own.
This one image tells you that the atmosphere of Mars changed, and it changed in big ways.
So you get this well-meaning couple who tells you straight out at a family gathering or at a friends gathering, that, come on, you must know you're not a great mom, given how much you're investing in your career, right?
That kind of tells you a little bit of an idea of the emphasis that my parents placed on education.
Well, it tells us that Mars has all the ingredients necessary for life.
It's a care model that tells the truth and engages one-on-one and meets people where they're at.
So what this tells us is that the real obstacle is not ability, and it's not circumstances.
The CDC website comes up, and this video essentially tells the whole story.
I didn't know that elite universities, as research consistently tells us, are cheaper for low-income kids because these universities have bigger endowments, can offer more generous financial aid.
And when you have that, then evolutionary theory tells us that natural selection will favor the more exploitative, more predator-like organisms.
And so, the theory tells us that when diarrheal disease organisms are transported by water, we expect them to be more predator-like, more harmful.
This is important, because it tells us that if you have moderate biting densities, you can eradicate malaria by mosquito proofing houses.
But when a mathematician tells me that minus three times minus three makes nine, that's a kind of logic that almost feels like trust.
Well, Ehud is now going into his first treatment, and during that first treatment, just a few days into that treatment, I'm meeting with him, and he tells me, "Adam, I think this is working.
Well, because then it tells me the truth, instead of me imposing the truth.
Vivid, symbolic artwork is being created by our servicemen and women, and every work of art tells a story.
And I'm sure I'm in good company in finding that tremendously annoying, when someone tells you it's impossible.
But knowing that these sets also work, knowing that perhaps hundreds of sets of successive even numbers also work, tells you nothing.
Expertise tells you otherwise.
His theory of relativity tells us that time passes for everyone, but doesn’t always pass at the same rate for people in different situations, like those travelling close to the speed of light or orbiting a supermassive black hole.
That's what the EIA forecast tells us.
So what this tells me is that the disparities across the globe are only getting worse.
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