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The advantage of this, though, is it's not just bioderived, comes from a renewable resource, but also that it is transparent, so it can be used in consumer electronics, as well as food packaging.
There's metal in your car that may well have come from a 1950s Oldsmobile, because you can recycle it infinitely with no loss of performance.
Well if cancer can be caught early, enough such that someone can have their cancer taken out, excised with surgery, I don't care if it has this gene or that gene, or if it has this protein or that protein, it's in the jar.
Well with our technology, the surgeon is able to tell immediately which nodes have cancer.
Well you can see this on an MRI.
Well, a trawler can tell you, when she puts her net over the side and drags for 20 minutes and comes up empty, that she knows she's in the dead zone.
Well, you either make a decision to go further, without much economic return, or go back to the dock.
Well, most of the watershed is farmland.
And I said, "Well, you know, there's the proof."
They asked themselves a question: If economics could make such a convincing case for early action on climate change, well why can't the same be done for conservation?
Well here a picture of something called the mean species abundance.
Well I think we kind of did it at the same time, but he's done it.
It's not doing too well.
Well I'm afraid not.
Well what I will say to you in parting is that we may have done that.
Well, aside from Macron's.
Well, Africa can take a leap of that magnitude today.
And my lung collapsed, so somebody cut me open and put a pen in there as well, to stop that catastrophic event from happening.
And then they had to figure out: "Well, she needs furniture.
So eventually, what went on is, they decided that, well, I need to learn to speak.
I think it sort of captures me well, not that I have any divine connections whatsoever, but I like my facial expression there, because, if I've got a worried look on my face, it's not simply because I've got 20 pounds of squash over my head, but it's because I've got some pretty heavy topics on my mind.
Well, we shouldn't be doing the same with our tomatoes, either.
Well, if we were to listen to a lot of our political leaders over the years, we would simply go shopping.
And you can pretty much take my word on this one, because in addition to crunching the vegetables a couple of years ago, my wife and I also crunched the numbers, and we found out that at the end, we had saved well over 2,000 dollars by growing our own food.
I think if we've learned anything through the TED experience, it's that there is power when we bring people together, and I think we need to bring people together at the local level as well.
Food is at its best when it's delicious but shared as part of a community, and I think that gardens can get some of that community vibe back as well.
And I think this ending is well within our reach, but it's really going to require that we all pull together.
Using purification and mutational genomic approaches, as well as a technique allowing the measurement of directed hyphal growth, today I'm glad to tell you that after 130 years, my former team and I could finally identify such plant signals by studying the interaction between a pathogenic fungus called Fusarium oxysporum and one of its host plants, the tomato plant.
As well, we could characterize the fungal receptor receiving those signals and part of the underlying reaction occurring within the fungus and leading to its direct growth toward the plant.
And we could take a very simple view and say, well, it is that which we lose when we fall into deep sleep without dreams, or when we go under anesthesia, and it is what we regain when we recover from sleep or from anesthesia.
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