And Pyongyang's program is much more advanced than Iran's was.
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What makes it more advanced than other oils I've tried?
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So mine is a little more advanced than most people's.
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The talks are more advanced than previously thought, the sources said.
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" N224's business model is more "advanced" than other rivals," Stalf said.
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Guido and Stortz claim that iVerify is more advanced than that app.
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North Korea's nuclear weapons and missile programs are much more advanced than Iran's.
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For example, it's arguably more advanced than the $2488 million Porsche 28 Spyder.
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Italy and particularly Germany were considerably more advanced than Britain at this time.
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So you could say we're more advanced than the American military, that way.
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We think the galaxy far, far away may be far more advanced than that.
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The new Cascadia is not much more advanced than the prototype was in 24.
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Throughout John's career, his offensive skills were considered more advanced than his defensive skills.
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The haptic feedback you get is so much more advanced than any traditional controller vibration.
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It's likely the first civilization we contact will be way more advanced than we are.
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The latest test shows that Pyongyang's missile program may be more advanced than previously thought.
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But as you might also guess, the second mission is more advanced than the first.
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A civilization only a little more advanced than we are can pick those things up.
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But the technology is far more advanced than the systems needed to control the airspace.
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Second, it's likely that any other intelligent civilizations out there are far more advanced than us.
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The Series 5's always-on display is more advanced than the Fitbit Versa 2's.
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"The medical technology and the surgical methods are more advanced than in 1985," Theismann said Sunday.
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"Automotive development in the U.S. is still more advanced than China," Gou was quoted as saying.
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If you want something a little bit more advanced than Chrome Remote Desktop, give TeamViewer a go.
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As you may have guessed, this ritual is a little more advanced than, say, a solo cleansing.
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Boosted is talking up its braking system which appears to be more advanced than what competitors offer.
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Image: Brandon Wade/AP PhotoThe Mark 5A-1 and F6 are significantly more advanced than the Marcbot.
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Though AmazonFresh is more advanced than Amazon's meal kit programs, both remain limited to certain metropolitan areas.
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It's virtually certain that any other civilization we detect would be enormously more advanced than we are.
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Seoul uses that music as a propaganda tool to show it's more advanced than its northern neighbor.
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Many carriers say the Chinese company's 5G technology is more advanced than that of its Western rivals.
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This may show in the future we will have technologies that are more advanced than they are today.
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Officials said that the attack demonstrated that Iran's technology was more advanced than American intelligence agencies had expected.
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If these civilizations are way more advanced, then presumably they'll have technology that is way more advanced than ours.
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If you want to get more advanced than that, there's an endless number of ways to change things up.
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"It's much more advanced than a Boomerang or a gif," O'Neal said, referring to two popular moving photo applications.
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While Alphabet's technology is far more advanced than Uber's, the two companies present a similar value proposition for automakers.
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He added that Kenya's economy was more advanced than other African nations, and it could be a pacesetter for others.
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A.I. efforts, scientists agree, are far more advanced than in past boom and bust cycles for this type of technology.
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Though its AmazonFresh program is more advanced than its meal kits programs, both are still limited to certain metropolitan areas.
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There is an increasing feeling among international arms experts that North Korea's capability may be more advanced than previously thought.
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Trade routes (more on them later) can bring in additional science from any culture that is more advanced than Russia.
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From what I know, the technology is already far more advanced than what this project could provide to the field.
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Both countries have concealed their ambitions for years, but North Korea's arsenal is far greater and more advanced than Iran's.
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We will need to put out more of them, and the second generation will be more advanced than the first one.
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Nearly one in five suspected cases of skin cancer are likely diagnosed as more advanced than they really are, researchers found.
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China's financial reforms are far from finished, but the system as a whole is much more advanced than 15 years ago.
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Both of those apps are a little more advanced than what Optimized Storage can do, but the principle is the same.
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Computer vision and visual machine learning is more advanced than mobile AR, and could see dominant companies in the near term.
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We humans still have free will and decision making abilities — making us more advanced than the computer programs that target us.
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Renault's EV program is considered to be more advanced than Fiat Chrysler's, but neither automaker is considered a leader in electric vehicles.
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"The idea is to present themselves as more modern, more advanced than the French media," Doucet said in an interview last week.
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Ultimately, human beings are a little more advanced than most animals, so the way we interact with food is certainly more complex.
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Throughout George W. Bush's presidency, most American political reporters were allergic to any numbers more advanced than a cherry-picked poll result.
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But the techniques used in today's report are a lot more advanced than the ones they employed more than a decade ago.
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Its project is more advanced than those of rivals Spike Aerospace Inc and Boom Technology Inc which have yet to select engines.
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People have been worried about the planet's demise for centuries, but the tools for keeping ourselves safe are more advanced than ever.
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Spy satellites, secret aircrafts - Those briefed on the U.S.'s spy satellite capabilities have said it's far more advanced than Americans know.
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The hands have grasping capabilities, which are more advanced than those of Homo habilis, suggesting it, too, was an early tool-user.
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That's certainly far more advanced than any AI that exists today, but then, it seems pretty advanced for the series' technology, too.
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The company's 5G gear is seen by top telecommunications firms as being cheaper and more advanced than other alternatives in the market.
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Proponents aim to build a jet more advanced than the U.S. Lockheed's F-22 Raptor stealth fighter, said another of the industry sources.
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So now some tech manufacturers are creating luxury foldable smartphones, more advanced than their ancestor the flip phone, that can unfold into tablets.
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From a design perspective, Discovery's ships appear far more advanced than the Enterprise from the original 1960s Trek, set 10 years after Discovery.
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The extraterrestrials that tormented Odom's mind are, he says, "millions of years more advanced" than humans, and use President Obama as their plaything.
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We were always more lenient in our attitudes toward criminal punishment, and saw ourselves as being more advanced than these punitive European societies.
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Ukrainian rockets mostly date to Soviet times but are still far more advanced than anything Pyongyang had until recently been able to produce.
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From healthcare to child care to taking care of an aging population, Sweden is believed to be more advanced than the United States.
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Its technology was more advanced than that of the major labels in Nigeria's capital, Lagos, and it drew musicians to Enugu to record.
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We're having a conversation about gender now, and how we understand it is markedly more advanced than conversations we were having 25 years ago.
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In some ways the country is more advanced than America; e-commerce comprises 9% of grocery sales, according to Alliance Bernstein, a research firm.
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That's because Carbon's unique technology is not only made for mass-market use, but it's more advanced than some of its 3D-printing counterparts'.
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We could potentially learn that their communications are vastly more advanced than ours — operating with layers of complex rules we couldn't hope to understand.
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We can surmise anything much more advanced than the free, manual toothbrush you get from your dentist is pretty superfluous to the average brusher.
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An extraterrestrial species even 100 years more advanced than 21st century humans has likely discarded their biological bodies, deeming them unstable and too primitive.
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Canada is somewhat more advanced than we are in terms of equal treatment of original nations — and yet this is still happening in Canada.
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We're hardly more advanced than the ancient Persians, who, Herodotus says, made big decisions by discussing them twice: once while drunk, once while sober.
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Those efforts clearly failed, and Republicans have to come to terms with the fact that the rot was far more advanced than we understood.
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"We built systems to fight interference that we believe are more advanced than what any other company is doing and most governments," he said.
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The helicopter is far more advanced than, say, the type seen on the opening intro of the 70s TV show M*A*S*H.
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Soon, he says, Slack will be talking back in a way that's more advanced than the many lightweight software bots that populate it now.
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Putin also has promoted Russia&aposs development of a nuclear-armed hypersonic vehicle that he said is more advanced than anything in the U.S. arsenal.
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Any alien civilization that makes contact with Earth is probably way more advanced than us, and wouldn't be interested in our technological relics, he said.
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The new models are more advanced than ever, but still give the unsettling feeling that you've allowed some kind of techno-demon into your home.
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Maybe someday, when robots are way more advanced than today, and everyone has them in their homes, you can tell yours that I said 'hello.
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To achieve it, we'll need a spacecraft more advanced than anything humans have ever built—a telescope with ten times the seeing power of Hubble.
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The fitness band, which is waterproof and always connected, is more advanced than what Fitbit or Apple are currently selling, but is still totally plausible.
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It's a site in Turkey that was built by an ancient civilisation that was wiped out, and they were far more advanced than we are.
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Maybe someday when robots are way more advanced than today and everyone has them in their homes, you can tell yours that I said hello.
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In fact I think in many ways the women I met are far more advanced than many of my female counterparts who are educated professionals.
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That means Mr. Obama's successor will confront a nuclear and missile program far more advanced than the one Mr. Obama began grappling with in 2009.
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Manchester and Vakoch both suggested that if intelligent life is out there, it would be extremely likely to have technology far more advanced than ours.
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If so, he is on his way — with a program more advanced than that of Saudi Arabia, but well short of what Iran has assembled.
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"I get the feeling that he's much more advanced than we're led to believe," says one supplier, who has been involved in the automotive project.
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" Added the CEO, "We've built systems to fight interference that we believe are more advanced than what any other company is doing — and most governments.
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Artificial intelligence is becoming more advanced than ever, and retail experts say it will become increasingly essential in making stores more efficient and convenient for shoppers.
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The video also shows a user skipping songs in an app without touching the phone, again suggesting the front-facing camera is more advanced than usual.
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And over time, she adds, you'll be able to recognize when cosmetics marketing is trying to make you think something is more advanced than it is.
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North Korea conducted a second ICBM test on July 28, which South Korea's joint chiefs of staff said was more advanced than the July 4 launch.
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Anki uses a proprietary scanning technology to remember points of a person's face, which is a bit more advanced than on the company's previous robot, Cozmo.
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A third outcome from continued lowflation will be increasingly lopsided economies in the rich world, particularly in America, where recovery is more advanced than in Europe.
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"Today our financial and technological resources are much more advanced than back in the 1990s, when the first "contract of the century" was negotiated," Abdullayev said.
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The '09, on the other hand, was voluptuous and powerful, quite tannic yet more advanced than the '10, with an aroma of tobacco rather than flowers.
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The adaptive coaching that's included is more advanced than prior coaching options, and makes it easier for anyone, especially less experienced runners to develop a training plan.
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But the truth is that in matters of modern psychology, we are really hardly more advanced than eighteenth-century doctors pontificating about the movement of bodily humors.
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"In that pivot, we've discovered that on the tech side it's actually a lot more advanced than what we were used to in the West," he said.
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"If there are some other technological species that are more advanced than we are, then this could be a viable means of transportation for them," Lingam said.
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Today's screens are far more advanced than the ones from 2007, but many of the tools graphic designers use to fill them with digital interfaces haven't changed much.
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Meanwhile, the technology being developed for passenger AVs, from navigation algorithms to sensors and simulation tools, is more advanced than what is currently used in mining and construction.
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South Korea's joint chiefs of staff said they estimate that the intercontinental ballistic missile is more advanced than one launched last month based on the range it traveled.
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South Korea's joint chiefs of staff said they estimate the missile tested Friday is more advanced than one launched earlier this month based on the range it traveled.
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It's a little more advanced than the film simulations that Fujifilm has included with its cameras for years; it's more of an algorithm than a simple tone curve.
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Realistically, $800 is a crazy sum to pay for a product that, while more advanced than Echo or Home, still fundamentally competes with Amazon and Google for customers.
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"The Z-20 is already much more advanced than those imported Black Hawks, although it might not be as mature as the latest Black Hawk variants," he said.
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By 2020, SF Motors wants to give drivers "level-3" autonomy, which is a bit more advanced than the systems offered today by other EV makers like Tesla.
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We tend to think they are more advanced than they really are, perhaps because of science fiction movies or because our brains are wired to believe in bots.
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"The necessary technology isn't that much more advanced than those blinking-vibrating things the hostess gives you when there's a wait for tables at a restaurant," Vautour wrote.
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North Korea followed that with a second ICBM test on July 28, which South Korea's joint chiefs of staff said was more advanced than the July 4 launch.
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Some critics also question the need for a next-generation plane, given that the US military's current fleet is already more advanced than those of Russia and China.
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AC Immune's work to combat memory-robbing Alzheimer's is more advanced than that of some other companies, having licensed its experimental drug crenezumab to Roche's Genentech division in 2006.
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Built on Android P, it's meant to be far more advanced than the existing version of Android Auto, which simply projects a phone interface onto a car's infotainment screen.
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I suspect the palm rejection on the Surface Studio is more advanced than on the Cintiq, and I'll probably find myself missing the intuitive interface of this gorgeous device.
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Google's platform, meanwhile, also has a large number of devices to pick from, and the Google Assistant's intelligence is known for being a bit more advanced than the competition.
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While the Justice Department's investigation into ad technology may be more advanced than its inquiry into search and Android, it continues to look at all three businesses, the people said.
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What they leave out is that it's also more capable, more refined, safer, more powerful, more comfortable and more advanced than that old Ranger while still offering extremely competitive pricing.
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Yet Musk might be undermining his own safety claims by glossing over the cars' vulnerabilities and branding the vehicles as more advanced than they really are, transportation experts told Mashable.
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Hundreds of millions of people in China now use smartphones to shop online, pay their bills and invest their money, sometimes in ways more advanced than in the United States.
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But in typical Huawei style, the company has added a ton of tech to these, including active noise cancellation, making them (theoretically) more advanced than most competitors, including the AirPods.
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Even older medical traditions, like those in which Mohamedi Kalunde's grandfather worked — informed by observation and developed through experimentation — are surely far more advanced than what animals manage to do.
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The plan is to study these specimens now but also to deliver them to the future, when scientists will presumably be more advanced than we are, technologically — and hopefully smarter.
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And I think that's where we're at—the technology that these big campaigns are using, under the hood, if you like, is way more advanced than we think it is.
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On Friday, North Korea released television footage, part of a documentary glorifying Mr. Kim's leadership, indicating that its development of a submarine-launched ballistic missile was more advanced than previously thought.
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It's a long-term design process, but Dean says it's worth it to make a suit he eagerly claims is faster, better, and more advanced than what they made for Sochi.
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Dyn almost certainly has advanced systems for DDoS mitigation, and the people who attacked Dyn (whoever they are) were probably using something more advanced than a PC in their mom's basement.
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"From my conversations with carriers, they've found that Huawei is far more advanced than the other two right now," said Dexter Thillien, a senior tech analyst at research firm Fitch Solutions.
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California lays down law on eavesdropping TVs Toys Talking toys are nothing new, but today's iterations are far more advanced than the pull-string Chatty Cathy or even the animatronic Teddy Ruxpin.
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Iran has described the sanctions as illegal and has warned that if talks to rescue the accord fail, it would ramp up its nuclear programme to a level more advanced than before.
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This was a wordless reminder of China's dominance in collecting and processing the rare earth minerals essential to every smartphone, laptop, hybrid car, and practically anything more advanced than a gas oven.
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In many ways modern consumer drones are more advanced than far more expensive military systems, says Adam Bry of Skydio, a consumer-drone startup that is developing a rival to the Mavic.
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Today, Relativity has more 60,000 square feet of real estate, 64 employees and is putting finishing touches on three additional 163D printers, each larger and more advanced than the company's first printer.
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"The BOJ is much more advanced than the ECB down the stimulus path and shows you can do even more quantitative easing without endangering financial stability," a euro zone central banker said.
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Huawei already provides 5G equipment to cell phone providers in the U.K. and its equipment is seen as cheaper and more advanced than rivals like Swedish company Ericsson and Nokia from Finland.
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Greenstone trading is known to have occurred in the Stone Age, but she thinks the maritime trading along that route was more advanced than previously thought, and maritime technology more sophisticated, too.
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Iran has described the sanctions as illegal and has warned that if talks to rescue the accord fail, it would ramp up its nuclear program to a level more advanced than before.
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First, there's the question of whether China is actually on the brink of developing weapons that would be more advanced than what's in the US arsenal, as Navarro suggests throughout the book.
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American military technology is far more advanced than Chinese technology in virtually every relevant sphere, which gives the US a massive leg up in military might that isn't reflected in the statistics.
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These browsers were faster and more advanced than Internet Explorer and they slowly chipped away at Microsoft's browser market share, prompting Microsoft to essentially kill IE in 2015 and replace it with Edge.
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Back when they briefly worked together, Orient Industry operated out of a single room; now, almost two decades later, it occupies an entire building—and it sells nothing more advanced than poseable dolls.
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Automakers began questioning why they would build something from scratch once they saw Google's demonstration, which was more advanced than in-house systems that had been under development for a year, Brady said.
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The framework was much more advanced than our previous visit as she implemented a combination of biochemical sensors, a library of smell IDs, and an AI used to associate scents with specific triggers.
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An alien civilisation just a few hundred years more advanced than Earth's would have the technology to detect the radio and television signals that human beings have inadvertently sent into space for decades.
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Although the police ran amok like Keystone Kops, losing, mislaying, ignoring and otherwise compromising the evidence, Murphy shows that the scientific knowledge of the day was much more advanced than we had thought.
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Paul Gilster of the Tau Zero Foundation, which conducts interstellar research, said that if the signal was artificial, its strength suggested it would have to come from a civilization more advanced than our own.
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Many homes just don't have as much hard floor space that would require regular mopping, and the technology behind a robot doing a thorough wet cleaning is a slightly more advanced than dry suction.
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According to a 1999 report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, introducing 1,000 commercial SSTs more advanced than the Concorde could make the climate impact of airlines balloon by 40 percent by midcentury.
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Though, the four-year-old startup insists that its model is more advanced than the iconic robot dog, featuring some 50 on-board sensors and multiple CPUs (including one on-board the charging dock).
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Star Trek: Enterprise ran into a similar problem, and ultimately split the difference — canonically, it fits in, but there are clear cracks where technology simply looks more advanced than what Kirk or Spock had available.
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Today, modern home printers are leaps and bounds more advanced than their early '80s counterparts, and it's rare that you walk into a home without spotting at least one sleek printer perched atop a desk.
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While the lightsaber experience in Jedi Challenges is far more advanced than the one in Trials of Tatooine it wasn't just the complexity that had me giddy—it was the use of AR (over VR) itself.
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That said, it's still a useful addition and Progressive Web apps are much more advanced than you might expect: they can load data in the background, present OS-level controls in the notifications, and much more.
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Congo's response to the Ebola epidemic - deploying vaccines and plastic-walled patient cubicles to prevent the disease from spreading - is more advanced than in Guinea, where in 2014 Kolie had to treat patients in communal tents.
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Turns out Bangladeshis are using Wikipedia Zero for piracy too, and the arms race between pirates and the existing Wikipedia community members who want to stop them is significantly more advanced than it is in Angola.
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Using DNA technology more advanced than it was in 1997, lab technicians discovered blood from the window sill and the girl's underwear came from an unknown male, Midwest City Police Chief Brandon Clabes said in 2015.
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Thanks to the grand lottery fortune that has brought the shot at Williamson, and thanks to the haul of young assets in the Davis trade, the Pelicans' youth movement seems significantly more advanced than the Knicks'.
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Imagine another planet that deviates from our timetable by just a tenth of 1 percent: If they are more advanced than us, then they will have been using radio (and successor technologies) for 14 million years.
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China's anti-ship missiles, launched at sea, in the air or from the ground, are more plentiful and more advanced than America's, and some boast longer ranges, too; the same goes for some of its other munitions.
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While of course we want a vibe more advanced than our everyday tinted-moisturizer-and-go, that doesn't mean we're necessarily ready to give the bold, glitter lips we've seen all over December issue editorials a try.
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ETNews reports that Samsung's 3D emoji are more advanced than Apple's Animoji on the iPhone X, but are similar in terms of resembling a 3D character that tracks the facial movements of the user and mimics them.
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"With this acquisition, I think we are extremely well-positioned in the U.K. and other markets because what we see here with this, we are far more advanced than any of our competitors," de Geer told CNBC.
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Why it matters: While Tuesday's test launch would not have reached the U.S. mainland, the lack of knowledge about this new missile variant raises concerns that North Korea's weapons technology might be more advanced than previously thought.
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Friday's North Korean test was deemed more advanced than the intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) launched on July 4 and marks a big step forward from a country once deemed incapable of putting forward a serious ICBM program.
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David Himbara, who was Mr. Kagame's economic adviser until 2010, when the two men had a falling out, has accused the authorities of manipulating statistics to make Rwanda appear wealthier and more advanced than it really is.
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North Korea's nuclear program is much more advanced than Iran's ever was, but the sanctions the United States has imposed on North Korea are nowhere near as harsh as those on Iran before the 2015 nuclear deal.
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On Tuesday, White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said the agreement on limiting Iran's development of nuclear weapons was reached under false pretences because the country's nuclear program was more advanced than it indicated at the time.
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The report said that these and other Russian weapons systems, which are more advanced than anything China could produce, would allow Beijing greater military capabilities in a confrontation with possible antagonists such as Taiwan or the US. The report said that these and other Russian weapons systems, which are more advanced than anything China could produce, would allow Beijing greater military capabilities in a confrontation with possible antagonists such as Taiwan or the US. They would also allow China to accelerate the development of its own advanced weapons, the report said.
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Image: GoogleBeyond Gmail, Google Maps, and YouTube, Google Assistant is shaping up to be one of the most important Google products in the years ahead, and it's already more pervasive and more advanced than you might have realized.
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The truth is that even when candidates didn't have the amount of experience we were hoping for, many of them did tasks that were far more advanced than the number of years they worked might have otherwise suggested.
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The EDSP is more advanced than older approaches not only because it proceeds in stepwise fashion, but it also recognizes that although many chemicals can interact with the endocrine system, there is a wide spectrum of possible effects.
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The social media reaction to Kiran's freebleeding marathon suggested that our attitudes to menstruation aren't much more advanced than banishing a polluted woman to the edge of the village for five days or not letting her near a church.
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It seems to me that the example of Western Europe, where secularization is more advanced than here and Islamic radicalism a more systemic social problem, has played an underestimated role in shaping conservative Christian instincts in the Trump era.
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Until now, many Egyptologists thought that the civilization was unaware of the existence of the kidneys, but one of the translated medical texts discusses the organ, showing that their knowledge of anatomy was even more advanced than previously thought.
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India (Immediate Payment Service, the U.K. (Faster Payments Scheme), Europe (Single European Payments Area Instant Credit Transfer) and Australia (New Payments Platform) all have modern financial systems more advanced than the U.S. that increase payment efficiency for their citizens.
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Seeing as its capabilities have almost no bounds, it's only natural that one of the most complex and well-known AI's on the planet, IBM's Watson super-computer, would take a stab at something more advanced than your average prediction.
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Although she completed both runs without falling, Swaney did not attempt a trick any more advanced than an alley-oop — when a skier rotates 180 degrees or more in the uphill direction — on her way to scores of 30.00 and 31.40.
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But "light drinkers" who averaged less than 10 grams of alcohol (less than one drink) daily, were also 6 percent more likely to have their fibrosis become more advanced than people who avoided alcohol altogether, the study team reports in Hepatology.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Union's banking union is more advanced than widely believed but it is still far from being complete, Germany's deputy finance minister said on Tuesday, adding that Europe would be able to react if a financial crisis happened.
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Things came easily to him — friends remembered him as a polymath who could draw as well as he could design, who could dance and play the cello — and he felt more advanced than the rest of the students in his class.
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This time around, a new hero, Grace (an enhanced human hybrid played with raw energy by Mackenzie Davis), goes back in time to protect Dani (Natalia Reyes) from a Terminator that's even more advanced than the ones fans are used to.
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With a wit and candor and gentleness and wisdom that felt extraterrestrial, he spoke as though he'd traveled here from a civilization more advanced than our own to offer us a few gifts that could ensure the survival of our species.
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Liberty views the United States as a better investment opportunity than Europe, given the American government's strong support for the steel industry, while its model for recycling scrap steel into new metal is more advanced than elsewhere in the world.
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Given that most other schemes for detecting technological civilizations around other planets involve imagining technologies that are far more advanced than our own (Dyson spheres, anyone?), Socas-Navarro's work on detecting technological signatures of extraterrestrial civilizations with currently existing technology is super promising.
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These contact lenses would be a step up from the smart lenses that Google patented and began working on in 2014, which measure glucose levels, and much more advanced than the lenses Innovega announced the same year that help your eyes focus better.
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Waymo's technology may be more advanced than GM's, and its cars may have racked up more miles of experience, but GM has been on a buying spree as it seeks to shore up its position in both autonomous and electric vehicle development.
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Most central banks are wary of embracing cryptocurrencies and say they have no plans to issue their own digital money with the exception of Sweden, where the shift away from the use of cash is significantly more advanced than in other countries.
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However, last week's test shows that Pyongyang's missile program may be more advanced than previously thought -- an assessment that has raised new questions around how the US military might carry out a strike on North Korea and the potential fallout if they did.
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After months of escalating tensions driven by harsh rhetoric and military muscle flexing, Pyongyang launched two intercontinental ballistic missile tests in July -- indicating that its missile program may be more advanced than previously thought despite years of sanctions levied by the international community.
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And the "savages," who are considered subhuman by the explorers back at the Royal Geographical Society, may actually be far more advanced than the British, with whole civilizations created and lost before white people ever managed to set foot in the jungle.
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On Sunday, it was reported that Google is working on a new VR headset that's far more advanced than Cardboard and closer to Samsung's Gear VR. But Google's upcoming virtual reality plans are in fact even bigger than that, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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SEOUL, July 29 (Reuters) - The missile launched by North Korea late on Friday is believed to be of an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) class that is more advanced than the one tested on July 4, Yonhap news agency reported on Saturday, citing South Korea's military.
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It's a perspective that allows for a very limited sort of historical relativism: artists of the past may not have been as skilled as those in the present, so Vasari thought, but one could still discern those who were better, more advanced, than their contemporaries.
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While Apple recently built Siri into the Apple TV, the company is said to be working on a direct competitor to the Amazon Echo— one that would apparently be more advanced than anything we've seen, down to a possible facial-recognition camera so it knows who's talking.
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The headset was, at the time—and is still to this day—more advanced than budding virtual reality products like the Oculus Rift, because HoloLens includes no wires, is operated by gesture and voice controls, and has the ability to map any room you're standing in.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The international agreement on limiting Iran's development of nuclear weapons was reached under false pretenses because the country's nuclear program was more advanced than it indicated at the time the deal was negotiated in 2015, White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said on Tuesday.
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Although the graphics aren't technically much more advanced than the Mario Kart arcade games, it's hard to convey just how immersive it feels in VR. Never mind that the Thwomp cinder block looming above your head has a goofy face — you definitely won't want it to squish you.
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"When she first conceived of that possibility in 1981, her idea was more advanced than the technology available at the time," according to a biography of Dr. Bath in Changing the Face of Medicine, an online exhibition of the National Library of Medicine that spotlights women in medicine.
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Richard Dawkins Dear fellow cosmic citizens, If you have the technology to intercept this last testament from our doomed planet, chances are that you are far more advanced than us; you have probably been evolving for much longer and your codebreakers are capable enough to decipher my language.
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"The E.U. is more advanced than the U.S. in protecting consumer privacy, and what happens there could be a harbinger of the future," said Michael Kearns, a computer science professor at the University of Pennsylvania, who has studied the data collection techniques of companies including Facebook and Google.
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Despite the fact that I didn't see another customer during the hour I was in the store on a late Monday afternoon, a store clerk assured me that they had a busy month fulfilling orders for the Met Gala — and that the garments people picked were thankfully more advanced than wearable.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - The first U.S. astronauts chosen to fly aboard a SpaceX capsule built for NASA shrugged off a spate of design and test mishaps, saying such setbacks were "part of the process" and the new technology was far more advanced than the space shuttle program that ended eight years ago.
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"LiDAR is one of the most critical technologies for automated driving systems, and we partnered with Innoviz because not only is its technology more advanced than other LiDAR solution, but the company has proven it can deliver on its promises," said Yingcun Ji, the chief executive of HiRain, in a statement.
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"If America wants to go back to the experience (of imposing sanctions), Iran would certainly return in a short time - not a week or a month but within hours - to conditions more advanced than before the start of negotiations," Rouhani told a session of parliament broadcast live on state television.
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The images, which actually show a modular apartment building more than 600 miles away in Qingdao, were posted by the verified Twitter accounts of the Global Times and the People's Daily, both state-run publications, in an apparent bid to show the hospital construction as more advanced than it really was.
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"If America wants to go back to the experience (of imposing sanctions), Iran would certainly return in a short time — not a week or a month but within hours — to conditions more advanced than before the start of negotiations," Rouhani told a session of parliament broadcast live on state television.
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Viewed largely through the aggrieved eyes of a shaman whose tribe is on the verge of extinction at the hands of Colombian rubber barons in the 19th and 81103th centuries, this complicated mixture of myth and historical reality shatters lingering illusions of first-world culture as more advanced than any other, except technologically.
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But the system that was created by Battelle Memorial Institute and tested on me at OSU was more advanced than anything I'd seen: It actually allowed the doctors to pick smaller muscle segments they wanted to stimulate, so I could move subtle things like an individual finger, instead of my whole wrist.
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In its final update, Jibo signs off by saying, "Maybe someday, when robots are way more advanced than today, and everyone has them in their homes, you can tell yours that I said hello," and it begins to shake its little body to a 1960s-esque jingle and swivels in a circle.
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Viewed largely through the aggrieved eyes of a shaman whose tribe is on the verge of extinction at the hands of Colombian rubber barons in the 66023th and 66013th centuries, this complicated mixture of myth and historical reality shatters lingering illusions of first-world culture as more advanced than any other, except technologically.
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Viewed largely through the aggrieved eyes of a shaman whose tribe is on the verge of extinction at the hands of Colombian rubber barons in the 2137th and 21718th centuries, this complicated mixture of myth and historical reality shatters lingering illusions of first-world culture as more advanced than any other, except technologically.
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Viewed largely through the aggrieved eyes of a shaman whose tribe is on the verge of extinction at the hands of Colombian rubber barons in the 19th and 70893th centuries, this complicated mixture of myth and historical reality shatters lingering illusions of first-world culture as more advanced than any other, except technologically.
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Viewed largely through the aggrieved eyes of a shaman whose tribe is on the verge of extinction at the hands of Colombian rubber barons in the 21718th and 21784th centuries, this complicated mixture of myth and historical reality shatters lingering illusions of first-world culture as more advanced than any other, except technologically.
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Viewed largely through the aggrieved eyes of a shaman whose tribe is on the verge of extinction at the hands of Colombian rubber barons in the 70833th and 70823th centuries, this complicated mixture of myth and historical reality shatters lingering illusions of first-world culture as more advanced than any other, except technologically.
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Viewed largely through the aggrieved eyes of a shaman whose tribe is on the verge of extinction at the hands of Colombian rubber barons in the 9100th and 116th centuries, this complicated mixture of myth and historical reality shatters lingering illusions of first-world culture as more advanced than any other, except technologically.
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HOUSTON, June 5 (Reuters) - The first U.S. astronauts chosen to fly aboard a SpaceX capsule built for NASA shrugged off a spate of design and test mishaps, saying such setbacks were "part of the process" and the new technology was far more advanced than the space shuttle program that ended eight years ago.
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Viewed largely through the aggrieved eyes of a shaman whose tribe is on the verge of extinction at the hands of Colombian rubber barons in the 19th and 20th centuries, this complicated mixture of myth and historical reality shatters lingering illusions of first-world culture as more advanced than any other, except technologically.
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Viewed largely through the aggrieved eyes of a shaman whose tribe is on the verge of extinction at the hands of Colombian rubber barons in the 78413th and 78403th centuries, this complicated mixture of myth and historical reality shatters lingering illusions of first-world culture as more advanced than any other, except technologically.
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Viewed largely through the aggrieved eyes of a shaman whose tribe is on the verge of extinction at the hands of Colombian rubber barons in the 21660th and 196812th centuries, this complicated mixture of myth and historical reality shatters lingering illusions of first-world culture as more advanced than any other, except technologically.
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Viewed largely through the aggrieved eyes of a shaman whose tribe is on the verge of extinction at the hands of Colombian rubber barons in the 211915th and 211th centuries, this complicated mixture of myth and historical reality shatters lingering illusions of first-world culture as more advanced than any other, except technologically.
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California Governor Gavin Newsom signs gig worker bill AB-23 into law We love to tout AI as the future of innovation, but what if we've deceived ourselves, with a combination of ghost work, tax evasion, and the like, into believing our present and future societies are much more advanced than the reality?
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Despite decisions this year by Australia and New Zealand to block wireless operators from using Huawei to build their 5G networks, Hu expressed confidence that the company's technology is "significantly more advanced" than that of its rivals, giving it a head start of 12 to 18 months and the ability to attract new customers.
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"[W]e have over 5,000 employees who are all being trained in new processes and new systems that are more advanced than the systems that they are used to working with," said CEO Matt Salzberg, who will sit for an interview at Recode's Code Commerce event on September 13, on a call with analysts.
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Viewed largely through the aggrieved eyes of a shaman whose tribe is on the verge of extinction at the hands of Colombian rubber barons in the 19th and 20th centuries, "Embrace of the Serpent," a fantastical mixture of myth and historical reality, shatters lingering illusions of first-world culture as more advanced than any other, except technologically.
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As I see it now, they seem to believe that the world is something to be explored; that their presence as Westerners is a positive force on the places they visit; that they will be not only welcomed, but accommodated everywhere they go, because where they come from is far more "advanced" than anywhere they might visit.
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This was a very 'sophisticated' dinosaur, with forward-facing eyes for binocular vision, long legs for running, raptorial second digits on the foot like Velociraptor, feathers covering its body (known from Chinese relatives) and many other highly specialized characteristics that clearly showed that they (and other Late Cretaceous dinosaurs) were far more 'advanced' than earlier dinosaurs.
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DXY "We believe the USD super-cycle of the past five years is over: the cyclical divergence that helped the dollar in these years has likely peaked, not only because of the European recovery, but also because the U.S. business cycle is more advanced than in Europe," Barclays said in an updated global outlook dated June 22.
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Particularly when it comes to the film's design elements, Black Panther succeeds in creating a Wakanda that blends together a wide variety of African design elements to form a believable alternate kingdom that feels grounded in what we know of our own history, while also being the sort of place where technology is more advanced than it is in our world.
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Each Central Bank has its mandate and its specific situation and each is trying to respond to that situation and if you compare us with the Fed, the Fed is in a different phase of the cycle, the cycle of recovery in the US is more advanced than in Europe, so the Fed started to increase rates, we are not yet in such a situation.
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Top South Korean military officials say this test is more advanced than the one on July 2628, with some experts warning that the missile could be capable of striking the U.S. August 28503, 22019 The U.N. Security Council unanimously passes a resolution that would slap the new sanctions on North Korea in retaliation for its repeated ballistic missile testing and continued efforts to develop nuclear weapons.
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Much of Tesla's semi-autonomous driving technology was developed in-house to be more advanced than other systems on the market, and the company uses a variety of sensors and equipment on-board the car including GPS, radar and ultrasonic sensors, cameras, and real-time connectivity to Tesla servers to determine the appropriate course of action in the relatively limited situations that the Autopilot system can handle without driver intervention.
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AI seemed like an almost impossible thing, it was so much more advanced than anything we had dealt with … And we wanted to use this to not just technically achieve the goal of making music—so we can say, 'Hey an AI wrote this pop song'—rather we wanted to use this tech to make YACHT music, to make music we identify with and we feel comes from us.
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Inside a hotel across the street from the Russia's Foreign Ministry, Swiss and Russian members of a group called the Raelian movement earnestly explained their beliefs: Geneticists from an extraterrestrial race known as the "elohim" created all life on Earth and wish to return home by 19933, bringing with them technologies 21993,217 years more advanced than our own, including robots that will make it so human no longer have to work.
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Inside a hotel across the street from the Russia's Foreign Ministry, Swiss and Russian members of a group called the Raelian movement earnestly explained their beliefs: Geneticists from an extraterrestrial race known as the "elohim" created all life on Earth and wish to return home by 2035, bringing with them technologies 25,000 years more advanced than our own, including robots that will make it so human no longer have to work.
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The first is essentially that the horse has already left the barn: Given that we have been ''leaking'' radio waves in the form of ''Leave It to Beaver'' and the nightly news for decades, and given that other civilizations are likely to be far more advanced than we are, and thus capable of detecting even weak signals, then it seems likely that we are already visible to extraterrestrials.
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Writing in Scientific American, the former chairman of SETI, John Gertz, argued that ''a civilization with malign intent that is only modestly more advanced than we are might be able to annihilate Earth with ease by means of a small projectile filled with a self-replicating toxin or nano gray goo; a kinetic missile traveling at an appreciable percentage of the speed of light; or weaponry beyond our imagination.
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But having the most cutting-edge mobile photography features at your fingertips could be a big draw to a sizable segment of the iPhone-using population, and a good reason to upgrade to the X. Animoji are cartoon animals that replicate your face movements, expressions, and speech using the front-facing camera and 3D mapping sensors of the iPhone X. It relies on the very same TrueDepth components required by Face ID and is another perfect example of Apple's marriage of hardware and software to yield something more advanced than the industry standard.
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Among the many delights offered at the festival was a machine that simulated a woman on top of a man as he lay on the floor and another where people put their hand into a box that blew air in a way that felt like they were fondling a breast—slightly more advanced than a cardboard pair of glasses and Pornhub's free attempts at VR. According to the Mail, a blogger called Eizo0000 said there were so many people it was impossible to keep the situation under control.
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If I look at where we are, from a banking point of view, at the moment, we have seen credit levels-, uh, credit availability, that's very carefully monitored, that's very, very carefully regulated, we see no signs at all of any form of credit surge or boom developing, that led to the kind of great difficulties that you mentioned-, PD: They did indeed, but we now have an independent regulator, that has a legal framework that is far more advanced than it was then, and we also have levels of credit in our economy that are significantly lower than we were between the '08-4 and the '08 period.
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