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According to legend, she was the first mortal woman, whose blazing curiosity set a chain of earth-shattering events in motion.
A man whose slow-burning multitasking is so staggering, I need a diagram to explain it all to you.
This is the work of David Rockwell from New York City, whose work you can see out here today.
Now, unfortunately, there is a lot of new physics whose signature could be missing energy, so it will be hard to tell the difference.
Her dry wit and cheeky playfulness informs her heroines, whose conversational tone welcomes readers with a conspiratorial wink.
Like the irreverent Elizabeth Bennet of "Pride and Prejudice," whose devotion to her sisters’ love lives blinds her to a clumsy suitor.
These memorials are a physical representation of a system that is actively working to define whose lives matter and whose lives do not.
Take the bee orchid, whose petals look almost exactly like the velvety body of a bee.
Bryn Freedman: You're a guy whose company funds these AI programs and invests.
And so on election day, I, G.T. Bynum, a guy whose name reminds people of a circus promoter ... (Laughter) a guy with the raw animal magnetism of a young Orville Redenbacher ... (Laughter) I won the election by 17 points.
They were using "nonpublic posts whose viewership the campaign controls so that only the people we want to see it see it.
When I open my eyes and I see my sons in the place where my father once sat, I feel an invisible loyalty and love linking my sons to the grandfather whose face they never had a chance to see, but whose heart and soul they have come to know through all the stories I have told.
So I think this might be the first time that we actually found, in the practice of using deep learning, an actual person whose melanoma would have gone unclassified, had it not been for deep learning.
A planet is a body whose self-gravity is strong enough to give it its rounded shape.
And that was Carl Jung, whose name or work I had no idea about.
Or should we, for example, do something about the trans women of color who are murdered and whose killers never see justice?
Like Joyce, a flight attendant supervisor whose boss, in meetings every day, would tell her about the porn that he'd watched the night before while drawing penises on his notepad.
Let's hire back all those women whose careers were lost because of some random jerk.
They had rotations for who watched whose kids when, for saving extra cash, for throwing belly dance parties and memorizing Koran and learning English.
We've had people whose hair stands on end on one arm 20 minutes before a seizure."
Until one day, running in the streets with a friend, it hit me: the same cars, factories, power plants whose emissions are wrecking our climate over time also release harmful, local pollutants that threaten our health right here and right now.
Basically, gerontology is a fine approach in the end, but it is not an approach whose time has come when we're talking about intervention.
her words spill in conversation between women whose hands are all they got sometimes our hands are all we got and accents that remind us that we are still bomba, still plena you say "wepa" and a stranger becomes your hermano, you say "dale" and a crowd becomes a family reunion.
But they were largely popularized by a single author– one whose name has become an adjective for the particular type of terror he inspired.
Or the blind, idiot god Azathoth, whose destructive impulses are stalled only by the “maddening beating of vile drums and the thin monotonous whine of accursed flutes.”
So, you know, for years I would go to bars and, sort of, anyone I met whose name was Eric, I was humping immediately or something.
But I've come to appreciate the plants as amazing machines that they are, whose job has been, really, to just suck up CO2.
Thanks to a pimply weakling whose fortitude inspired all the other gods, the sun moves along its daily path, the rabbit-faced moon following in its wake.
When placed close to a silicon wire, a ring siphons off and temporarily stores only certain waves of light— those whose periodic wavelength fits a whole number of times along the ring’s circumference.
Most mammal eyes have a structure called a lens– a transparent, convex structure whose shape refracts light to enable sight.
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