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Architecture is a profession with many rules, some written, some not, some relevant and others not.

Machiavelli may have written a manual for tyrannical rulers, but by sharing it, he also revealed the cards to those who would be ruled.

But indeed, the laws of quantum mechanics can be written down on a napkin, and yet they govern all of chemistry, all of life, all of history.

We have no written record.

It's written in our DNA.

Whether she’s describing bickering families, quiet declarations of love, or juicy gossip, Jane Austen’s writing often feels as though it was written just for you.

Written in the early nineteenth century, Austen's novels decode the sheltered lives of the upper classes in rural England.

I have always been very vocal about and written extensively about minority rights, women's rights, LGBT rights.

Written into our constitution, two different forces, two different functions.

Here is a clip from a video, from a piece of animation that was written by a writer in Hollywood, animation worked out in Israel, farmed out to Croatia and India, and it's now an international series.

I believe these are the five best candidates for what's written on the first draft of the moral mind.

And, in fact, he'd written the people in London: Could he see their x-ray photograph?

If you contrast HAL's behavior with the triviality of the people on the spaceship, you can see what's written between the lines.

But if something is written on the slate, then some people could have more of it than others, and according to this line of thinking, that would justify discrimination and inequality.

For under the question, "What is race?" she has written, "When two or more cars, people and animals run to see who is fastest and who wins."

For example, one thing that I have written quite a lot about is the possibility of incorporating explicit incentives into a basic income.

I've written about how crucial social media is for social movements.

If our doctors were only 99.9 percent correct, then every year, 4,453,000 prescriptions would be written incorrectly, and probably even scarier, 11 newborns would be given to the wrong parents every day in the United States.

Or like the computer programmers at the aerospace giant Lockheed Martin, who have now written a program that uses 420,000 lines of near-flawless code to control every aspect of igniting four million pounds of rocket fuel and putting a 120-ton spaceship into orbit.

For in the months leading up to my selection, like many young people, I'd been active in the anti-Vietnam War movement, and had written an article against Lyndon Johnson, which unfortunately came out in The New Republic two days after the dance in the White House.

The genetic code of planets is written in the isotopes of the elements.

So I may have written my own lyrics and composed my own music.

It's written by thousands of volunteers all over the world in many, many languages.

And for a lot of people in the world, if I give you an encyclopedia that's written at a university level, it doesn't do you any good without a whole host of literacy materials to build you up to the point where you can actually use it.

In 1623, Galileo wrote this: "Nature's grand book, which stands continually open to our gaze, is written in the language of mathematics.

It's a small niche, and I wish I made more money, but ... (Laughter) I've written some very uplifting books, host a very uplifting podcast, I started a little nonprofit.

And while this idea of a voyage to the Moon by goose machine might not seem particularly insightful or technically creative to us today, what's important is that Godwin described getting to the Moon not by a dream or by magic, as Johannes Kepler had written about, but rather, through human invention.

So it was in this context, in 1835, that the next great story of spaceflight was written, by Edgar Allan Poe.

And it was this attention to detail, or to "verisimilitude," as he called it, that would influence the next great story: Jules Verne's "From the Earth to the Moon," written in 1865.

Images will be written directly to our retina, providing full-immersion virtual reality, augmented real reality.

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