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And without getting into all of the details, it is said to have collapsed — I'm using my words very carefully — it's said to have collapsed in January of '09, which is just coming up to nearly four years.

So they said, "How can we understand such big English words and diagrams and chemistry?"

I'd like you to ask yourself, what do you feel when you hear the words "organic chemistry?"

There is a universal anxiety about these two words.

But your perception of these two words should not be defined by the experiences of premed students who frankly are going through a very anxious time of their lives.

It just is what it is, and once you have it, the words "natural" and "synthetic," they don't matter, and nature synthesizes this molecule just like we do, except nature is much better at this than we are.

He wants Congress to adopt a clean energy standard of 80 percent by 2030, in other words, that you'd have to get 80 percent of your energy from clean sources by the year 2030.

He got thrown in jail for it, but I have his words tattooed on my brain.

So, in other words, it claimed it could deliver a message before you sent it.

There are people more important than others, and if we have control over these telecommunications, this network, we can do things, like turning off the nodes on this square, in other words, isolate those who gather others around them from the rest.

They become, in the words of "The X-Files," shape-shifters, as they constantly adjust their views in light of what they know will help them to raise money, not on issues one to 10, but on issues 11 to 1,000.

And Whewell not only coined the term scientist, as well as the words anode, cathode and ion, but spearheaded international big science with his global research on the tides.

Reading his words, I welled with anger.

I pitched overhand in a weekly softball game that I started in Central Park, and home in New York, I became a journalist and an author, typing hundreds of thousands of words with one finger.

Still, Abed was far from my mind, when last year, I returned to Israel to write of the crash, and the book I then wrote, "Half-Life," was nearly complete when I recognized that I still wanted to meet Abed, and finally I understood why: to hear this man say two words: "I'm sorry."

I listened to her words.

I'd hoped for something simpler: to exchange a Turkish dessert for two words and be on my way.

Abed spoke three quick words.

Linguists have actually shown that when we're speaking casually in an unmonitored way, we tend to speak in word packets of maybe seven to 10 words.

In the words "simplicity" and "complexity," M, I, T occur in perfect sequence.

"Break a leg at TED!" ... and "I'll break your legs at TED." (Laughter) You are human, that's why that's an obvious difference to you, even though the words are pretty much the same.

Imagine if machine learning could give commenters, as they're typing, real-time feedback about how their words might land, just like facial expressions do in a face-to-face conversation.

Now I absorbed a lot from these words of wisdom, and before I went back into the classroom that fall, I wrote down three rules of my own that I bring to my lesson planning still today.

In other words, we need to be gritty about getting our kids grittier.

In other words, as I might seek to demonstrate, if you could achieve the impossible, the equivalent of perpetual motion, you could design a carbon-free house, for example.

If you looked at the buildings together with the associated transport, in other words, the transport of people, which is 26 percent, then 70 percent of the energy consumption is influenced by the way that our cites and infrastructure work together.

In other words, you take these comparable examples and the energy leap is enormous.

In other words, it is accelerating by a factor of 10.

In other words, for this community, they have this garden in the sky.

In other words, we didn't have the technology to do what would be really interesting on that building.

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