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Well, the options are, I'd say, these three: power renewables, and recognizing that they need to be close to country-sized; other people's renewables, so we could go back and talk very politely to the people in the top left-hand side of the diagram and say, "Uh, we don't want renewables in our backyard, but, um, please could we put them in yours instead?"

So let's talk about three more big levers that could really help on the consumption side.

Biomass: to get 16 lightbulbs per person, you'd need a land area something like three and a half Wales' worth, either in our country, or in someone else's country, possibly Ireland, possibly somewhere else.

You remember that multiple-choice questions almost never end with just three possibilities.

Everything we know about Archimedes as a mathematician we know about because of just three books, and they're called A, B and C.

To find three is completely weird.

And we found three.

CA: Sixteen years ago, you became employee number seven at SpaceX, and then over the next years, you somehow built a multi-billion-dollar relationship with NASA, despite the fact that SpaceX's first three launches blew up.

It would have been called something different, because Falcon 9 is nine Merlin engines, but instead of spending a billion dollars on a brand new engine, we put nine of them together on the back end of Falcon 9. Residual capability: glue three Falcon 9s together and you have the largest operational rocket flying.

And I want you to pay particular attention to the three little prongs in the center of this picture.

Three options: Do you want the Olympics to be a showcase for really hardworking mutants?

Version number three: Because this is a naturally occurring gene and you've got it and you didn't pick the right parents, you get the right to upgrade.

Three different options.

Today I'm going to unpack for you three examples of iconic design, and it makes perfect sense that I should be the one to do it because I have a Bachelor's degree in Literature.

It is not a fork designed to grab three hors d'oeuvres at a time, which would be useful out in the lobby, I would say.

Also, we have a window of opportunity, because the brain is malleable for just so long, and that window of opportunity happens in the first three years of life.

What you see here on the x-axis is two, three, four, five, six months and nine, until about the age of 24 months.

So three weeks later, The Times revisits the story.

And the exhaustion of mothers who had taken two, three, sometimes four buses to bring their child to the doctor was just palpable.

So every day in this country three million patients pass through about 150,000 clinic waiting rooms in this country.

And this isn't just a sort of short-term workforce to connect patients to basic resources, it's a next generation healthcare leadership pipeline who've spent two, three, four years in the clinic waiting room talking to patients about their most basic health needs.

So Mia Lozada is Chief Resident of Internal Medicine at UCSF Medical Center, but for three years as an undergraduate she was a Health Leads volunteer in the clinic waiting room at Boston Medical Center.

In groups as large as 150 and as small as three, these young people discovered new places, new thoughts, new perspectives.

But for my father, the emotional and artistic importance of De Sica's vision was so great that he chose to celebrate his half-century with his three teenage children and 30 of their friends, "In order," he said, "to pass the baton of concern and hope on to the next generation."

And so this is what I want to emphasize that, as you can imagine, all of these tricks are made of submovements, executive motor functions, more granular to the degree to which I can't quite tell you, but one thing I do know is, every trick is made of combining two or three or four or five movements.

The top 10 results yield you four hits for Faron Young's song, "It's Four in the Morning," three hits for Judi Dench's film, "Four in the Morning," one hit for Wislawa Szymborska's poem, "Four in the Morning."

And they went from chapter four 25 years ago to chapter three in the late 1980s.

And they went from chapter three in the late 1980s to chapter two in the mid-1990s.

But three of those crimes are preventable.

And yet, if you take, for example, subclinical osteoporosis, a bone thinning disease, the precondition, otherwise known as osteopenia, you would have to treat 270 women for three years in order to prevent one broken bone.

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