People could sit along shared tables and converse with strangers.
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You grow up expected to converse with adults on their level.
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Are you bored of trying to converse with non-feline fanatics?
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Krasner's dark and poetic lyrics converse with hardware glitches and melodic synths.
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It didn't want brands to converse with customers through their ads, apparently.
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She wants the tutor so she can intelligently converse with heads of state.
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I had to, like, reduce my mind a lot to converse with her.
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Watch him converse with his Spanish-speaking teammates, and a different Encarnacion emerges.
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He also suggested finding additional opportunities to engage and converse with McKinsey partners.
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Will future generations know how to converse with one another face to face?
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The more you converse with the band members, the higher your "affinity level" gets.
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They converse with us and with each other, traversing vast lands and communicating underground.
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It will be designed so owners can easily find and converse with other owners.
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There's a built-in mic and speaker, so you can converse with the assistant.
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He could also do The New York Times crossword puzzle and converse with writers.
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With the Send Text app, iOS users can converse with canned responses and voice notes.
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The characters converse with each other, too… and that's where it began to fall apart.
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I send in my Word of the Day video and we converse with voice messages.
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I converse with friends and family members, tell myself jokes, replay dialogue from the past.
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Ubers drive around aimlessly, people can't converse with each other and emojis are stuck in cyberspace.
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It lets you converse with others via text, photos, and links inside the YouTube mobile app.
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I'd converse with a few of them, but mostly tried to stay out of the way.
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In other words, you'll be able to converse with friends without using any text at all.
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To converse with them is to see new energy coursing into Kashmir's old cycle of violence.
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It helps humanize the force by allowing departments to connect and converse with the general public.
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His pain subsided, and he was even able to converse with his family when they arrived.
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Express your feelings, speak your mind, or converse with someone you've been waiting to talk to.
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That's where my following was and that was how I knew how to converse with people.
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"He was sitting up in bed and was able to converse with people," Mr. Baker said.
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La La and I run in the same circles so it's natural to converse with your friends.
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That's too bad, because Pikachu will only be able to converse with you in its native language.
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When I try to deeply converse with people, I often run out of ideas to speak about.
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You can actually see what people are saying about your books, you can try to converse with them.
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When I look at my Twitter Direct Messages, I see only the people I want to converse with.
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People with Alzheimer's experience memory loss, and may not be able to converse with others if it progresses.
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"Allowing people to converse with machines is a long-standing dream of human-computer interaction," DeepMind's blog said.
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The robot, based in the children's ward, is able to converse with people, follow instructions and play games.
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That AI enables computers to process language — and actually converse with humans — in ways they never could before.
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I've watched Lauren converse with people who have been unknowingly insensitive, and I am amazed by her graciousness.
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There's a lot to be said for being able to converse with your specialist of choice in English.
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The chatbot in question was called XiaoIce, and was designed to converse with real people on social media.
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FacebookYesterday, Microsoft unleashed Tay, the teen-talking AI chatbot built to mimic and converse with users in real time.
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Fleur was simply allowed to be: a young girl, born in Europe, who claimed she could converse with spirits.
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" The goal of AI researchers "is to produce machines with humanlike intelligence, able to converse with and guide humans.
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She invites public figures to converse with notable interviewers, such as Pete Buttigieg, the mayor of South Bend, Ind.
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Last year, a couple contacted him, sure that they were able to converse with the birds in their garden.
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Gail: Can I say I'm proud to converse with a man who knows the difference between SAF and RAF?
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There, Mordatch is exploring a new path to machines that can not only converse with humans, but with each other.
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While you're there, converse with the baristas for a "coffee education" to heighten your appreciation for your daily caffeine fix.
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I had what I wanted — literature to read, students to converse with, ideas to pursue — right in front of me.
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As cartoon characters, Gorillaz have never before been able to converse with humans in a shared space and time continuum.
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According to Korean media, she claims to be able to converse with the dead and produce objects offering magical protection.
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It lets me converse with the distinct voices of my past and quilt together a narrative about movement in place.
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Whenever I had to actually converse with someone, I took the buds out, which defeats a lot of the purpose.
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Asil, fluent in Turkish, appeared to be the only one aboard able to converse with them properly and shouted for help.
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If you want to wear Converse with a cocktail dress, you can do it, and no one's going to look twice.
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In 1998, in the hopes of filling Amme's reserve with stimulating language, Dittmer invited poet Ulf Stolterfoht to converse with her.
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The idea behind academic publishing is that it demonstrates one's credentials and an ability to converse with people in one's field.
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I was thrilled to have the opportunity to converse with Harmony about her work and process in anticipation of the exhibition.
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Despite the barrier of death, the overwhelming need to converse with a beloved does not simply disappear in a widowed partner.
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The idea with both albums is to converse with the elders, to exhume ghosts (even the ones who are still alive).
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Instead, you'll be learning concrete, applicable knowledge that you can directly use to converse with native speakers in real-world situations.
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It's also the chance to converse with some of the community's major movers and shakers — including investors and partners from Uncork Capital .
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Available for Facebook Messenger, BFF Trump allows you to converse with the spoof mogul—except his answers are no joke at all.
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Moving toward such a identity framework would mean rethinking how we all use Twitter and converse with others in an open forum.
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Movements that grant themselves the status of victim lack both the confidence to lead change and the humility to converse with others.
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Google Translate collapses the barrier of language, so a Finnish and a Chinese speaker can converse with just a smartphone between them.
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Thinking that yet another life may hang in the balance, they continued to converse with the Menhaz account and keep him busy.
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The idea is to let users converse with their bank account using natural language without pre-defined templates or hierarchical voice menus.
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Within a short amount of time, Wong had learned German well enough to converse with Benjamin, which both surprised and delighted him.
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The Conversation Gail Collins: Bret, it's been a while since I had a chance to converse with a fellow Times columnist. Welcome!
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For those who missed it, yesterday Microsoft turned on Tay, a chatbot designed to converse with, and mimic the speech patterns of, millennials.
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We would be expected to kind of learn about who was coming and watch their movies and be able to converse with them.
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Our 14th annual summer soiree offers an opportunity to connect and converse with like-minded entrepreneurs in a relaxed setting with ocean views.
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She could not converse with the Italian social workers, who she was increasingly fearful of after a Sudanese friend had her children removed.
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If that old story is true, how can it also be that the two boys are able to converse with each other now?
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Despite the long hours, Gregg said he loves his job because it gives him an opportunity to meet and converse with interesting people.
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SoftBank Robotics VP Kenichi Yoshida joined Rometty onstage to demonstrate Pepper, a so-called "empathetic robot" that can learn to converse with people.
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The ozone that forms in the wake of tailpipes degrades the chemicals that plants use to converse with one another about local conditions.
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When blockchains are able to fluently converse with each other, we will have the opportunity to harness the full power and potential of…everything.
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"Bots are like new applications that you converse with – you're not really looking for multiple applications, or pages and pages of websites," he said.
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Bots are simple artificial intelligence software that can converse with you to answer questions or simply natter to you in an extremely lifelike way.
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Some of the protesters attempted to converse with Jones, who tried to respond to their questions, but the taunting and shouting drowned him out.
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Ultimately, the program seeks to converse with people in the workplace, examine the issues, and work together with staff and directors to find solutions.
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For the first time in Bolivian history, a woman can walk into a bank in La Paz and converse with her teller in Aymara.
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Many of my favorite outfits look like they would pair well with those Converse with flames up the side, favored by skateboarders in 2004.
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Its follow up To Pimp a Butterfly saw Lamar converse with both the Devil and God (on "Lucy" and "How Much a Dollar Cost", respectively).
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Sometimes it's a great place to bring friends and converse with them; other times one wants to arrive alone and catch up with a bartender.
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If we could genuinely talk to our devices — not just command but converse with them — then our relationship with the digital world would be upended.
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What's new: Advances in natural language processing technology mean drivers can now converse with their car in a way that is both safe and helpful.
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Around the same period, the band spent afternoons filming interstitial scenes where they pretended to converse with the cartoon mice through holes in the stage.
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And who wouldn't want the opportunity to converse with such an influential crowd — including investors and partners from August Capital, SV Angel and Uncork Capital?
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After Gonzalez took steps to break ties with the firm, Fragomen officials told their employees not to converse with Gonzalez for assistance on client matters.
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Fluid in form and interpretation, jinn not only possess and converse with us, but they can also fall in love (or in bed) with humans.
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At WorkWhether you're going in for an interview or just starting a new job, learning how to converse with your coworkers takes some serious tact.
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Try to converse with them like they are a stranger in an elevator, and you're trying to cut the tension of a forced shared space.
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Men and women rush all too eagerly into various kinds of automatic rapture — and men seem keener to manipulate women than to converse with them.
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Opened in 2012, the glass-enclosed space allows visitors to view the conservators at work and, twice a day, converse with them about their projects.
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Cancer patients can converse with others, anonymously or otherwise, about emotional and spiritual issues and glean helpful firsthand tips on dealing with treatment-related issues.
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It means that when our veterans walk into any of VA facility they converse with men and women who speak the unique language of military service.
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Whether you're a CEO learning Mandarin or simply going on vacation in Italy, an ability to converse with native speakers will take you a long way.
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Clinc is currently targeting the financial market, letting users converse with their bank account using natural language without any pre-defined templates or hierarchical voice menus.
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Of all the voice-controlled, virtual assistants I have access to across the various devices I own and use, I converse with Amazon's Alexa the most.
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The company has offered bots in its chat app in the past, which you can converse with over text and use to perform basic web tasks.
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Previously, Chinese-speaking users had to converse with HomePod in English until a system update in December that added Siri support for the two Chinese dialects.
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Artificial intelligence researchers have tried unsuccessfully for decades to give machines the common sense needed to converse with humans and seamlessly navigate our always-changing world.
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The most we would say to each other was, "Yeah," or "Uh huh," because you really didn't need to converse with John because he got it.
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She supports her sister emotionally, encourages her café patrons to converse with one another, and embarks on a complex, intimate relationship with the famous hot priest.
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I used Messenger to converse with Hipmunk, and before I had a chance to say hello, the critter asked me what airport I usually fly from.
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After all, the whole concept of an intelligent assistant is that you should be able to converse with it and it should understand what you request.
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Though Amazon's Echo devices are not necessarily "recording devices," they come equipped with a virtual assistant, Alexa, which users converse with to complete tasks or obtain information.
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The app was designed to provide Swift yet another avenue to intimately converse with fans, something she's become known for in her more than 10-year career.
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Without spotting the logo, a first look at the Auckland Modern might make you think of Nike before Converse, with its mesh-like texture and minimal branding.
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It's also the chance to converse with some of the community's major movers and shakers — including investors and partners from August Capital, SV Angel and Uncork Capital.
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A trio of studies from its Research division aim at understanding and improving how kids converse with and otherwise interact with robots and other reasonably smart machines.
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The shopping, cooking, cleaning, and—a trouble that may be particularly salient this year—the attempt to converse with relatives and in-laws of different political views.
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As the sky grew dark over the barbecue, Mitchell took a break from a game of frisbee to converse with a small group of people, including Cordner.
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Reich Did and Why, in Her Own Words All students need to be able to understand the world around them and converse with peers and adults alike.
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While some may contend that these platforms allow us to converse with like-minded individuals, echo chambers have silent, pernicious effects on the way we perceive truth.
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Sometimes I have been unable to converse with the person at the table with me because I cannot hear him, and he is unable to hear me.
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Meanwhile, my slow reading of Kurian is influenced by a desire to converse with, and underscore, more work by artists of color within what is called "American" art.
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In a New York Times interview released Wednesday, Donald Trump claims he was not able to converse with Japanese first lady Akie Abe at a G20 summit dinner.
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Along with having to learn how to use lightsabers and converse with Chewbacca, Ridley also said she was extremely ill while filming the last scene of the movie.
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Over the course of the game you drink with friends, complain about your problems, solve puzzles, and converse with other men who are suffering through the same nightmares.
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The tech giant played up the device as a simple way for youngsters to converse with Alexa, the company's voice-activated virtual assistant, and obtain age-appropriate apps.
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Unsurprisingly, this tendency to want to converse with a transcript at all times — when exhibited by a 250-pound, dark-skinned high school freshman — was not socially rewarded.
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New Caledonian crows craft tools to retrieve inaccessible grub; blue jays count; African gray parrots converse with humans, who entrust homing pigeons with carrying messages across enemy lines.
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I imagined, unlike fluent children, I might be able to converse with wild creatures, I'd learn their secrets, tell them mine and forge friendships based on interspecies intimacy.
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A virtual companion has personality, gauges the personality of the user, retains memory of prior conversations, and uses all that to converse with humans like a fellow human would.
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The potential is huge for people with disabilities — an image-recognizing smartphone could help blind individuals more easily maneuver urban areas or converse with familiar people on the street.
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Bits Special Section SAN FRANCISCO — Tay is a chatbot — software designed to converse with people like a human — that Microsoft created and put on Twitter to learn about people.
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The plan was that Mr. Kiarostami and I would converse with the aid of his translator, since the filmmaker's English was apparently only a little better than my Farsi.
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Organizations are finding creative ways to converse with their members for marketing, communications and fundraising by changing their email techniques and by using innovative outbound and inbound texting platforms.
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"We are the only company doing proper omnichannel, where you have a single threaded conversation that allows you to converse with customers in any channel you support," he said.
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President Trump told The New York Times that he couldn't converse with his dinner seatmate at this year's G20 summit, Japanese First Lady Akie Abe, because she didn't speak English.
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But learning to converse with AI assistants in the household doesn't feel all that natural, which is why engineers have been working so hard to build personalities into these robots.
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This small corner of the internet is where people go to anonymously share images and videos of themselves in a variety of sexual situations, then respond and converse with commenters.
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When robots achieve sentience, they will enjoy a luxury that humanity has been denied since Adam and Eve frolicked in paradise: They will get to converse with their godlike creators.
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Relax with cocktails, tasty canapés and the chance to connect and converse with your entrepreneurial siblings — as well as some of the Valley's prominent movers, shakers and potential star-makers.
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"You can converse with your friends or people who were complete strangers who happen to be watching the same game," said Desser, now president of consulting firm Desser Sports Media.
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They're not always easy, they're not always perfect, but we, as mortals, can acknowledge our blessings and converse with them, accepting our fate and basking in the Higher Power's will.
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This will be a brilliant time to make art, and it'll also be a wonderful time to connect with your spiritual self, to meditate and converse with your inner voice.
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Born in Austin, Texas (and originally sponsored by Vans' competitor Converse), with a Queens outpost that cropped up last year, the franchise brings together fans of punk, metal and rap.
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He uses the WhatsApp conversation thread to share and converse with other drivers about best tips for their line or work and recently to share where there are police checkpoints.
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She's worn cream All Stars with a sequined denim jacket, platform Converse with skinny jeans and a blouse, and scuffed-up white Chucks with a blazer and peg-leg trousers.
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The volunteers wore heart rate monitors and were told to move at a brisk but not punishing pace, so that they were breathing rapidly but could converse with one another.
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Or if, on a solo trip to a restaurant, the host seated you at a table with a party of three and expected you to converse with them until midnight.
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From spiritualistic seances to the recent creation of chatbots that cull a deceased's personal data to allow you to converse with them, we yearn to connect with those we've lost.
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The actress made the topper feel all the more nostalgic with frayed-hem jeans and Converse, with the worn laces wrapped around her ankle instead of tied in a messy bow.
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I set up an elaborate backstory, a social media account, and just educated myself on the movement so that I could converse with these people and answer questions they might ask.
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Sometimes it will remain more convenient to converse with a machine by typing rather than talking (Amazon is said to be working on an Echo device with a built-in screen).
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These systems, though extremely rudimentary, point to a future in which we can simply use our thoughts to converse with one another, and "telekinetically" control smart devices in our environment.9.
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Whereas previously the feature was essentially a one-on-one conversation, the arrival of iOS 12 this fall will make it possible to converse with up to 32(!) people at once.
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Google is making a big thing of the fact that you can converse with the Assistant: ask follow-up questions, get rich results with lots of information, get told corny jokes.
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He told me he has noticed that he is better able to converse with adults, which he ascribes to having to effectively communicate his needs to teachers at both his schools.
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All the training is conducted in Spanish, said Mr. Harris, adding that the agents are not just taught Spanish phrases, but how to converse with people in a variety of situations.
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"I was bullied in school, and being able to converse with somebody makes such a drastic difference, being able to say: 'It's not only me — I can make it through this.'"
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Sonic is grateful to have someone to converse with — when he's on his own, he talks to himself — and that sweetness tames what could have been a character built solely on snark.
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Google announced its conversation actions for the Google Home this past week, which are similar to the Amazon Echo's skills but instead prompt users to converse with Home to get something done.
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Google Home, a small speaker you can converse with using natural language, is an ambitious way to weave the company's search engine and artificial intelligence into every fabric of your daily life.
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"Toward the end of my time gaming, I was getting to the point where I felt like I couldn't converse with people at all, unless it was about video games," Bracke says.
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Match Group – Match is experimenting with a new feature for its Tinder dating app, which gives women the opportunity for extra scrutiny and security before allowing men to converse with them online.
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In a cavernous industrial space in East Harlem, more than 70 interactive exhibits let visitors explore outer space, experience gender fluidity, fly like a bird, converse with a Holocaust survivor, and much more.
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More importantly, the experience was good enough that Interpreter Mode actually seems like a viable way to converse with someone you wouldn't otherwise be able to communicate with — at least for everyday conversations.
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Why it matters: Though incredibly impressive, there are a lot of questions about just how far Google has gotten in its effort to get its robot assistant to reliably converse with a human.
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Mann doesn't only converse with his protagonist, but also with his own wife, Katia, who watches from the sidelines as her husband also becomes increasingly distracted by the sight of the beautiful boy.
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"We hope that President Obama will have the opportunity to converse with the real Cuban civil society," Vidal said, using a term to draw a distinction from the opposition, which the government considers illegitimate.
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Everyday as I was writing, I would sit down and converse with that young-twenty something PR professional or social media intern who was trying to figure out how the hell their industry worked.
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Every tech company is stressing AI, by which I mean various ways of making machines smart about people and the world and almost human in their ability to help, and to converse with, people.
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And that's just the start, says Rohit Prasad, Amazon's head scientist for Alexa, who is playing a key role in the retailer's efforts in artificial intelligence for Alexa—using computers to converse with us.
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Every tech company is stressing AI, by which I mean various ways of making machines smart about people and the world, and almost human in their ability to help, and to converse with, people.
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The children of Lebanese refugees, they speak Danish without an accent and converse with their children in Danish; their children, they complain, speak so little Arabic that they can barely communicate with their grandparents.
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The film's final scene, a lyrical sunset that ends with a nearly four-minute unbroken shot in which the father and son converse with amity and resolution, is a fine testimony to the director's powers.
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While most Tibetan residents in Yushu still converse with one another in a Tibetan dialect, Mr. Tashi worried that the growing primacy of Chinese would leave future generations of Tibetans strangers to their native language.
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An interactive hologram exhibition, for example, lets visitors converse with Israeli innovators, such as the USB flash drive inventor, Dov Moran, while another exhibition showcases Israeli products ranging from autonomous vehicles to a space telescope.
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In Proyecto Catherwood (1985-1995), drawings produced by Frederick Catherwood during his 19th-century expeditions in Yucatán and the Mayan world converse with Katz's photographs of the same ruins, taken more than a century later.
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And instead of presenting users with another random message board where one might converse with strangers, AIM was about connecting with IRL friends through your curated "buddy list" — an idea so singular, AOL even patented it.
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Down the line, Dropbox is adding the ability to see a log of who has viewed your file and the ability to comment and converse with co-workers from within Microsoft apps like Word and PowerPoint.
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With this dinner performance, he's trying to recreate the early cabaret shows of Barbra Streisand, at which she would sing jazz and converse with the crowd at the Bon Soir club in Greenwich Village, now defunct.
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They feature digitized balloon-like forms that float like monster kites above photographs of cityscapes, all inscribed with a network of colored drawn lines that subtly converse with the kite cords at the center of the exhibition.
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I converse with people who work at Facebook literally every day, and none of them over the last two years could explain to me why it was available to me but not to my friends or others.
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In a call with MessageBird founder and CEO Robert Vis, he told me that more broadly enterprises — and fast-growing startups — no longer have the luxury of dictating how and through what channels customers converse with them.
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Customer Chat is essentially a website plugin that brings the Facebook Messenger experience to any retailer's website, which lets the customer support representatives then converse with customers as if they were chatting with a friend on Facebook.
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You can download the public beta right now and attempt to converse with 31 of your friends and family all at the same time, but we've got something even better — the iOS 103 and Xcode 10 Bootcamp.
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Converse with a couple of decent point fighters and you will quickly learn that everyone has their own philosophy on bouncing, but most good point fighters use some variant on the idea for a couple of reasons.
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You may be itching to get back to work, flex your skills and converse with other adults, but you may be torn about leaving your newborn in the care of someone else, and paying for that care.
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Machine-learning-powered systems not only track students' progress, spot weaknesses and deliver content according to their needs, but will soon incorporate humanlike interfaces that students will be able to converse with as they would a teacher.
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That's to say that it is difficult to use in Thailand, where I am based, for example, unless you are able converse with a driver in Thai or luck out and get a driver who speaks basic English.
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Gas giants lend fuel, rocky planets have plenty of ore good for repairing your hull, and oxygen rich planets have O2 and frequent alien encounters, which allow you to converse with cool beings and possibly learn some new technologies.
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In an excerpt from his upcoming book "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House," author Michael Wolff described the former real-estate mogul, who describes himself as a shrewd negotiator, as being "volatile" and difficult to converse with.
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Google's robotic assistant, which can convincingly converse with a person to make a reservation and uses all-too-human sounding "umms" and other responses, was met with a mix of awe and concern after Google's opening I/O keynote.
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"One of the hallmarks of higher education, and of democracy, is the ability to converse with and learn from those with whom we disagree," she said, lecturing the graduating seniors like a school principal in a John Hughes film.
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Of those 15,000 free doctor visits, less than one percent of those turn into I want to speak to a human and hence pay $15 (that's the price they're charging in the U.S. to actually converse with a human).
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We never get to see Rachel freak out enough, which is what I would have done if Mindy Kaling decided to map herself into a toy that I could purchase, converse with, and learn from like she's really present with me.
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A slow reading of Ajay Kurian's work is influenced by a desire to view, parse, and converse with more work by artists of color, and is one of many strategies needed to challenge a dominant, incomplete idea of "American" art.
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Already, there's some debate as to the best way to converse with voice-based AI software, and Amazon, Google, and others have a lot of power in this respect to design the interfaces of these devices to facilitate certain user behaviors.
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The first of the two publicly available experiments released today is called Talk to Books, and it quite literally lets you converse with a machine learning-trained algorithm that surfaces answers to questions with relevant passages from human-written text.
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I feel more at home here; I'm able to converse with my clients, keep the music on low in the background, take my time, and am able to offer my guests a relaxing evening where the emphasis isn't on being visible.
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But is the ability to converse with what might be the smartest of all smart bots — and to have it participate in your conversations when you summon it — enough to get you to switch away from whatever you're currently using?
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They can also last up to eight hours on a single charge and have an intuitive touch surface built-in, letting you control your music, respond to calls, and converse with your preferred digital assistant with just a single touch.
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Moran spreads her gift among all the characters in the cast, including the role models (Elizabeth Taylor, Sigmund Freud, Sylvia Plath) whose pictures Johanna has pinned to her wall, and who occasionally converse with her, in a cute fantastical touch.
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Let me encourage you to do the thing you're afraid of doing: Treat him with respect as a fellow human being, showing you're willing to converse with him not so much as someone who needs help but as an equal.
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I skulked around with my ratty paperbacks feeling cooler than but vaguely intimidated by the bright-eyed future kids who had modems at home and built their own computer-based systems that were able to converse with people around the world.
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With this dinner performance, at 232:2063 on Friday, he's trying to recreate the early cabaret shows of Barbra Streisand, at which she would sing jazz and converse with the crowd at the Bon Soir club in Greenwich Village, now defunct.
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The car, whose concept model was unveiled earlier this year at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, will be able to converse with drivers, while building up knowledge of users' preferences, habits and emotions through deep learning, the company said.
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"The main thing is – we really want to connect and converse with our fans, especially our Skybound Insiders, in order to give them more access to the creators and the stories they love," Mike Cruz, Skybound Entertainment's Director of Digital Programming, said.
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With the debut of Barbie's smart home dreamhouse this year, the same issues are on the table: Could hackers potentially gain access to the voice data used to converse with the set and learn, say, what time the child gets home from school?
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T-HR3 also can stream images and sounds from the remote locations back to the Olympic site, acting as telepresence bots for Olympic fans off-site and mirroring their movements — they can "converse with and high-five athletes and others," Toyota says specifically.
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In an article published in this magazine, jurors were presented with the case of a New Jersey philosopher who believed in "facilitated communication" and who, evidently convinced that she could converse with a nonverbal, mentally disabled man, became physically intimate with him.
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"Given the impossibility for me to contact and to converse with my client, I am prevented from assisting and defending Mrs Gulnara Karimova in a manner that is compatible with the guarantee of a fair trial," Gregoire Mangeat said in an emailed statement.
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The focus on a human-like input/output system is what seems to capture much of society's attention in terms of AI. There is no better measure of the illusion of human intelligence than the ability to converse with a human as a human would.
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Synonymous for many of us with going on MySpace and MSN Messenger at the family desktop, shag bands, Converse with biro on, and getting served with public order warnings by PCSOs in parks, Scuzz represents a specific moment in adolescence for a lot of British millennials.
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Second, AI could soon enable people to converse with a wide range of things: their home and their car, most obviously, just as people talk to a disembodied computer in "Star Trek", but also AI avatars of companies and other organisations, information services, AI advisers and tutors.
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Words are more than just signifiers, they hold meaning on their own; according to legend Charles V, a Holy Roman Emperor, used Spanish when he spoke to God, French when he spoke to men, Italian when he spoke to women, and German to converse with his horse.
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The Los Angeles-based tattoo artist Dr. Woo, who collaborated with Converse, with Mr. Halvorson and with the store on special items for the pop-up event, also is taking appointments for tattoos — wait-list only — through Le Bon Marché's customer relations department until Oct. 2.
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For example, at our MAC Shanghai Store, our IT team used differentiated retail marketing to seamlessly communicate and converse with digitally-savvy Gen Z consumers, deliver extra in-store and online experiences via WeChat technology and provide real-time influencer recommendations in-store via social media.
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This gives Whit the perverse idea to hire Amy and her fellow actors Brigitte (Helen Mirren) and Raffi (Jacob Latimore) to approach Howard as Love, Time and Death, to converse with him and fix him or make him look so unhinged that he has to be let go.
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"So, when I hear we are considering making cuts to grant programs like the EJ small grants or Collaborative Problem Solving programs, which have assisted over 1,400 communities, I wonder if our new leadership has had the opportunity to converse with those who need our help the most," he wrote.
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It was supposed to converse with youth and learn from them to get smarter over time but a day after its release, Tay was posting a number of offensive tweets that included a denial of the Holocaust, a proclamation for feminists to "burn in hell," and brags of drug consumption.
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For several months of 2017, during an early phase of the contest, anyone in the US who said "Alexa, let's chat" to their Amazon voice device was allowed to converse with a randomly selected contest bot; they were then invited to rate the conversation they'd had from one to five stars.
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Rather than relying on AI from the likes of IBM Watson or other providers, Mezi has built its own deep learning and natural language processing systems to make its app able to converse with users, and to filter out three options that meet their needs each time they make a request.
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Yes, they look like Segways with screens, but bear with me: For me at least, the prospect of beaming my presence into someone else's physical reality is more attractive right now than strapping on a pair of VR goggles to converse with another avatar while trying not to feel seasick.
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The results indicated that a well-fitted hearing aid could help me hear significantly better in the movies, theater, restaurants, social gatherings, lecture halls, even in the locker room where the noise of hair dryers, hand dryers and swimsuit wringers often challenges my ability to converse with my soft-spoken friends.
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But under the guidance of Roscoe Mitchell and Famoudou Don Moye, the new overflow lineup becomes something else: a habitat where woodwinds and strings can converse with the radical poetry of Moor Mother, and where, moments later, a corps of percussionists can open up into a 10-minute, pseudo-Caribbean vamp.
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Helping her on this journey of post-mortem discovery are her friend Zoe (Katherine Moennig); Primo's dog walker, Howard (Scott Michael Foster); and a mysterious older man named Joey (Griffin Dunne) who says he knew Mary when she was much younger and now wants only to converse with her over restaurant dinners.
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In the first stage proper, Tribalstack Tropics, there is a phenomenal amount of stuff to do—NPCs to converse with (in Banjo gibberish) and challenge to races or set off on treasure hunts for; secret areas to unlock and puzzles to solve; environment-altering and expanding situations to discover; and just an avalanche of more.
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Paley's unwavering trust in the power of the collective was essential for her activism, as her clear-eyed affection for the foibles and fallibility of the individual was essential for her art, and it is a delight to encounter both Paleys in a single volume, where they can usefully converse with each other across genres.
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This whole idea of him recreating history — like what he did in "Inglourious Basterds" with Hitler — much like Scorsese, too, where in their childhood, cinema became part of their DNA and their language and their ability to converse with others — PITT — their spiritual grounding — DICAPRIO — yeah, it's embedded in who they are as human beings.
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Hospitals are smart to invest in tech that slashes the time and effort it takes for clinicians to converse with one another: A lack of communication during care transition produces 80% of medical errors, Frost & Sullivan estimates — which cost the US healthcare system $20 billion annually and result in an estimated 100,000 deaths per year.
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In December 2019, he launched another podcast, Tom Segura en Español, to practice and converse with other Spanish-speaking comedians (and his mom.) When so many of the jokes in Ball Hog are clearly meant to initially disgust or shock the audience, there are reappearing, and somewhat out-of-place encouragements to chase your dreams.
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For that, the administration will have to regularly converse with the Iranian government, something that appears not to have happened, even to try to win the release of the businessman Siamak Namazi, and his father, Baquer Namazi, two Iranian-Americans who were sentenced to 10 years in prison by Iran on trumped-up spying charges.
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The robot has a range of functions and features, including being able to operate switch panels to control the capsule, and it can operate as a "companion," with the ability to "converse with the astronauts, recognize them and respond to their queries," as the robot put it in its own words at an unveiling this week.
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While Starnes was relatively well educated on Native history, she found when she began teaching at a predominantly Indigenous school system that all of her knowledge had been historicized—she had no idea of what it meant to actually converse with and teach and befriend Native people, teaching history in a way that has moral weight in the present.
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Chatbots are vying to become one of the cornerstones of the messaging world: using AI tools like natural language and machine learning, developers are hoping to tap into the popularity of chat apps as a medium of communication to explore new ways to help you get information, buy things, plan your life and more by letting you converse with intelligent computers instead of humans.
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He'd never cop to being a shitty teammate but that's been a matter of fact at various points in his career, from savaging Mitch Kupchak and Andrew Bynum to an audience of random pedestrians to denying Smush Parkers' right to converse with him to Chucky Atkins calling him out for being the absolute worst, the sort of insubordination that even lightning rods like Barry Bonds, Alex Rodriguez and Yasiel Puig haven't encountered.
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Publicity images of the house are extraordinary advertisements for a radically open vision for a single-family home, with one woman, dressed in white, sitting on one white platform, gazing up at a man, dressed in white and blue jeans, on a slightly elevated floor behind her, while another person, also dressed in white, sits on the stairs, seeming to converse with another woman in the kitchen, the whole scene illuminated by abundant light streaming through the many-windowed semi-facade.
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And then because of the real decimation of the newsroom across the country, both at the national level but especially at the local level, and all of the data that is available to be seen is pretty disturbing, and the Balkanization of news, and the polarization of news, and the lack of ability for people to actually find relevant local news, all is coming together with these converging forces that are, I think, putting our democracy at risk, putting our ability to converse with each other at risk, putting our ability to understand each other at risk.
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