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We believe that by teaching machines how to do the work traditionally done by humans, we can explore and evolve our criteria of what's made possible by the human hand.
These elephants also trample and eat crops, and this is traditionally eroding away that tolerance that people used to have for elephants.
Traditionally, in a crisis, what do we do?
Female royalty traditionally served religious roles, and she was educated to read and write in both Sumerian and Akkadian, and make mathematical calculations.
Traditionally, it was thought that making a memory was like writing in a notebook in pen: once the ink had dried, you couldn't change the information.
Where I work, in the Arab region, people are busy taking up Western innovations and changing them into things which are neither conventionally Western, nor are they traditionally Islamic.
Now, anthropologists suggest that one reason why this word might have been named and celebrated in Japan is because of that country's traditionally collectivist culture, whereas the feeling of dependency may be more fraught amongst English speakers, who have learned to value self-sufficiency and individualism.
The answer that we've traditionally given to that is very straightforward, at least in the last 20 years: You go to Finland.
So the culture, the northern aboriginal culture, traditionally has been highly seasonal.
Task-shifting is traditionally when you take health care services from one provider and have another provider do it.
Traditionally, the way people thought about power was primarily in terms of military power.
I did find Amy to be a superficially positive character, as she is a role model to young women that they can serve in traditionally male fields.
I hate that they replaced the 2006 movie over the traditionally seen 10 commandments.
While this certainly makes for a pleasurable b-movie on the surface, the traditionally tiresome acting, direction, and script will have all but Asian horror buffs shaking their heads in dismay.
Whereas traditionally low budget spooky movies are often trying to catch their audience by adding plenty of graphic violence, this one is trying to catch an audience by throwing religious mambo jumbo at the spectator.
We open traditionally, with bag pipes music during the opening credits.
Yes, it's Christian based, and traditionally as well.
The Chinese theater traditions of movement, used to enhance the delivery of dialogue, is so compelling after watching Western film, where actors traditionally focus more heavily on the dialogue.
The Royal Rumble has traditionally been one of my favourite events, and i've been a wrestling fan for a good few years now.
It reminds of shows like Married With Children and Roseanne as they go to places not traditionally dealt with in sitcoms.
Initially I thought Hollywood would dramatize the events of the 8888 uprising and add in the traditionally Hollywood spice of Titanic-type love between the lead heroine and the Burmese male lead who happens to be an old man.
The term "star-vehicle" has traditionally been used to refer to a movie that builds itself around one star.
That's because the Canadians have traditionally loved hockey and the Montreal Canadians were like gods in Canada for decades.
The Happiest Days of Your Life showcases some of Britain's greatest comedy talents of its time in a traditionally farcical and upper-class-twit like fashion.
Traditionally therefore, biopics focus on one or two significant parts in the subject's life.
None of the traditionally "weird" and impressive costumes looked like what they were supposed to be (i.e. the candies didn't look like candies, the rats didn't look like rats but rather like chocolate kisses,) the acting was weak, perhaps toned down too much for the screen, and the choreography just didn't do anything for me.
This movie fails to offer anything new to a genre that has traditionally shown the cross cultural love story underpinned by the politics mid 20th century / pre-WWII India, where the British and their modern ways are bad and the primitive but honest and true Indians are good.
New York, I Love You finally makes it to our shores, but its 10 short stories on love somehow didn't find reason enough to be released over Valentine's, probably due to the fact that this year's festival also falls on Lunar New Year, and with that comes the usual LNY blockbuster films from the likes of Jackie Chan (no, not The Spy Next Door) and local filmmaker Jack Neo who has traditionally released his latest film over that period to resounding success.
This popular struggle of a traditionally exploited population should inspire all of us to stand up for our rights, put forth the greater good of the community and stop making up cowardly excuses for not challenging the establishment.
But still, this film is very lovable in a way many comedies are not, and to pull that off in a story about some of the most traditionally reviled members of society is truly impressive.
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