"Real world bodies, real world penis size, real world breast size," Gallop explained.
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"We want to be a platform that informs AR app developers of the real world without the real world — the structure of the real world, what's going on in the real world, who else is in the real world — and let them build intelligent apps on top of that."
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The idea is to create systems that logically approach real-world situations based on real-world data and solve them using real-world objects.
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In short, you need real-world evidence to get real-world context.
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I come from the real world and I exist in the real world.
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It comes down to real-world problems, being solved by real-world practitioners.
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Social media isn't really detached from the real world -- it is the real world.
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"The real world is the real world — it's not a binary thing," Pye said.
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"We want to be a platform that informs AR app developers of the real world without the real world — the structure of the real world, what's going on in the real world, who else is in the real world — and let them build intelligent apps on top of that," Miesnieks has said of his company's mission.
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For as little as £12.99, you will learn real-world skills to build real-world websites.
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NAAFI started as a real-world interaction—a party that was happening in the real world.
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I know the way the real world works, and this is the way the real world works.
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That pattern reflects a sexist view of the real world, and also has ramifications within the real world.
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It comes down to real-world problems, being solved by real-world practitioners, who are experimenting with blockchain.
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Then, real-world camera operators in the real-world volume would "shoot" the virtual environment by moving their tracked real-world viewfinders around—movements which were mirrored by the virtual cameras in the virtual environment.
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Because it's not a real-world space where people conduct real-world business, then it is somehow consequence-free.
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The Real World: Atlanta marks the show's return since Real World: Bad Blood (based in Seattle) concluded on Jan.
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Like Niantic's previous title Ingress, which connected gameplay to the real world, Pokémon GO will involve real-world locations.
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At some point, you have to join the real world, and the real world does not run on anonymity.
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The Real World (1994)Pedro Zamora was the first HIV-positive openly gay man to appear on The Real World.
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Billions, which premiered last night on Showtime, has always been adjacent to the real world, not of the real world.
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"The real world has been strange this week, but in general, the real world is an amazing place," he said.
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"The real world has been strange this week, but in general, the real world is an amazing place," Bavor said.
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In the real world, there are problems like bankruptcy, chlamydia, and self-reflection, but Dan doesn't live in the real world.
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It is a growing trend of internet mob justice, one that often bleeds into real-world harassment with real-world consequences.
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"Our vehicles are designed for real-world performance and no single test determines overall, real-world vehicle safety," spokesman Eric Mayne said.
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Applying new ideas in a practical setting helps identify real world challenges and allows them to be evaluated for real world effectiveness.
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They both generate a tremendous amount of data about what's happening in the real world, where are people going in the real world.
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And the real-world people around you, your friends, are in the game as they move around this sort of real-world chessboard.
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But in the real world, the variables are infinite, so you want to do your best to describe real world results whenever possible.
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If it's in the real world, the law has been settled because it's the real world, and in the virtual world, who cares?
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And the biggest, most magical part of playing Pokémon Go right now is that it's the first real-world sized, real world game.
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It's so easy to be scared and skeptical these days with everything that's going on in real-world situations and real-world politics.
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"Our simulated reality replicates exactly what is happening in the real world, and as such it becomes a sensible place to trial developing technologies within 'real world' environments, helping the reinforcement learning feedback loop by providing access to real world scenarios," adds Dean.
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Running and shooting, for example, like you do in a game has no real-world equivalent—you can't do that in the real world.
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Thankfully, "The Punisher" stays much closer to the real world, or as close to the real world as a comic book series can be.
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We talked about study designs and methods to generate data quickly in the real world, long before "real-world evidence" was all the buzz.
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So The Real World might not be like the real world, but with its 33rd season, it's trying to keep up with the times.
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The research, which did not delve into the reasons for each hospitalization, looked at "actual real-world people in real-world pollution," she said.
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First, VR is perfect for things you couldn't do in the real world, but not for things you wouldn't do in the real world.
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The most recent seasons of "Real World" have channeled programs like the "Real Housewives" franchise and MTV's own "Jersey Shore" — "Real World: Ex-Plosion" and "Real World: Skeletons," for instance, centered on cast members being ambushed by their exes and others from the past.
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While Facebook has become a core utility by bringing your real world identity to the Internet, Instagram is the pleasurable escape from that real world.
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Ekakitie ended his Facebook post emphasizing any game that requires you to go into the real world means you have to confront real world problems.
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For starters, unlike virtual reality which walls the user off from the real world, augmented reality applies a digital and interactive layer to the real world.
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It was one of the first real-world demonstrations of an augmented reality device, where computer-generated images are superimposed over the real world like holograms.
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Shattering the glass between the two organizations, NHL '294 allowed real-world hockey players to appear in a game that also included their real-world teams.
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It has nothing to do with the real world or examination of the real world, if you delegate too much to your cell phone and applications.
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LL: I'm more optimistic about the politics of Seed than the real world, because the interests that have corrupted the real world are entrenched and powerful.
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Making a real world gesture cause real world things to happen is obviously going to impress your family more than using it to fire off a tweet.
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It is directly and explicitly lining itself up with the real world in order to show the connections between Nazi ideology and our real-world political scenarios.
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That's the kind of responsibility I think you take on when you illustrate your game with the real world — even a fantasy version of the real world.
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While each attacking different markets, these companies are all deploying software to deliver real-world goods (in Pinterest's case leads and ads for real-world product sales).
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I think the power of fantasy is to make people understand the deep realities of our real world, that you can't make them understand in our real world because everyone approaches our real world with their own experiences, with the prejudices, often times with stereotypes and with racism.
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Think of it as the virtual counterpart to a real-world IoT deployment — and as the IoT deployment in the real world changes, so does the digital model.
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One characteristic of smartphone AR as opposed to see-through HMDs is that the "real world" the user sees is actually a video feed of the real world.
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The Real World, which first premiered in 213 and laid the blueprint for much of today's reality TV landscape, has never been much like the actual real world.
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At right, some real world tests that included multiple browser windows, a 3D game and streaming video, In the real world, though, Core M3 held up surprisingly well.
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It's about the real world, and so when we think about building products and product features, we're thinking deeply about how does this work in the real world.
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Dolores (Evan Rachel Wood) has made it over into the real world Lisa Joy, Deadline: [Bernard is] leaving his home in the end to be in the real world.
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Whereas augmented reality is about blending digital content into real world environments, allowing the user to supplement a view of the real world with additional digital content or context.
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Big questions remain, however, about how blockchain technology can be used in the real world, and so far talk of its potential has raced ahead of real-world uses.
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This realm also has a concept of charge, just like real-world atoms—but unlike in the real world, like charges attracted while opposite charges repelled in the experiment.
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The equity market is looking at the real world, and the real world is going to require a lot bigger response than just the Fed doing everything they can.
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Benchmark tests try to simulate and test real-world conditions inside a lab, but ultimately they aren't testing what it's like to shoot with a phone in the real world.
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The underlying computer vision software is getting better at recognizing objects in the real world and aligning digital objects that match the lighting, transparency and occlusion of the real world.
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"Mad Real World," from "Chappelle's Show" (2003) In "Mad Real World," we see Chad, the only non-black member of the cast, move into a house that's just plain crazy.
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Just like Uber's a remote control for the real world, we viewed this in a similar way where ultimately the app is a remote control for a real world experience.
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Minecraft builders from all over will get to see their original architecture in the real world starting this summer — well, at least in an augmented version of the real world.
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Creator Gene Roddenberry often found inspiration in real-world science, and his fictional inventions inspired generations of scientists and engineers to create real-world versions of those 24th-century technologies.
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Dieting happens in the real world, and in the real world a diet of 80 to 90 percent fat is neither easy to consistently pull off nor all that appetizing.
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It's not clear how the vaccine will work in the real world This is a very promising result, but it's not clear what that will mean in the real world.
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The EPA said that would result in a real world average of 36 mpg by 2025, because of credits automakers receive and differences in test procedures versus real-world driving.
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I've spent months moving my fictional world past the real world and making things worse, or coming at things from a more evil angle — and somehow the real world beats me.
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There's no sense that anyone involved with the story really cares about the details of the real world in this crapsack future, given how little the real-world scenes hold together.
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But if you look where Alexis Tsipras was one year ago and where he is now, he is showing that governing a country in the real world takes real world policies.
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Instead of trying end-run around the privacy of Americans, lawmakers should seek a balanced approach that addresses the real world need for expediency with the real world value of privacy.
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Pokemon Go allows players to search the real world for virtual Pokemon through augmented reality — the placement of a virtual layer on top of a live image of the real world.
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The new platform is called DuSee, and promises to use existing smartphone hardware to "understand" real-world 3D environments, allowing computer-generated characters and objects to interact with the real world.
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"They said they need real-world examples, but I don't want to be their real-world mistake," said Mr. O'Polka, who runs his own company providing information technology to small businesses.
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Created by sound designer Stéphane Pigeon, the site is full of multilayered soundscapes that are drawn from the real world but can be manipulated in a way the real world cannot.
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" She points out that the difference between her movie and the real world is that in the real world, "you have [actual] human beings who you don't treat as human beings.
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That's The Real World ... It's not a new idea.
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This is the real world … Your smoking ain't delicious.
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Let's be honest — we're living in the real world.
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"That opens up the chance to break through the echo chambers that social media and real world social pressure create—and that can help lead to changing outlooks on real world issues."
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Mixed reality is essentially a blending of AR and VR that can let you both bring real-world objects into a virtual space and render virtual objects in a real-world environment.
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"The buildings... have never been tested in a real world scenario" The buildings, too, were not designed for winds of these speeds and have never been tested in a real world scenario.
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But when the series's very vocal purpose is to confront real-world issues with real-world stories and attitudes, it shouldn't treat something something as serious as fertility as a shruggable joke.
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"By starting with this real-world manufacturing perspective and building real-world batteries, we were able to understand what materials worked in those processes, and then work backwards to design new materials."
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Enter your trusty streaming subscriptions, full of relaxing, comforting, escapist movies and TV with no real world implications (or at least enough of everything else to keep the real world at bay).
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HaptX has moved away from marketing itself as a VR-only company and has expanded into robotics, reshaping its offering into a solution framed by real-world input and real-world output.
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Once a Pokémon is encountered in the real world, its distance from the player does not change as that player's phone moves around; in other words, the character appears to be on top of the real world when viewed through the phone, but it's easy to break the illusion that it is in that real world.
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But this isn't a new development; blaming video games for real-world violence — any kind of real-world violence — is a longstanding cultural and political habit whose origins date back to the 1970s.
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And now here one was, called into the real world.
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In the real world, sometimes you need a little push.
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Find healthy, supportive ways to escape the real world instead.
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And that's just not the real world, I don't think.
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After all, that's how it works in the real world.
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The device did not interact with the real world. Why?
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That's true both in the real world and in Westeros.
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Is ongoing police racism "an event in the real world"?
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Let's start with how things work in the real world.
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"Hence the need to test in these real world environments."
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They feel secluded from the problems of the real world.
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There are real world consequences to state success or failure.
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Their real world counterparts, however, are not quite as lucky.
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It's impossible in the real world, but I don't care.
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They may never actually make it into the real world.
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In the real world, there are benefits to using debt.
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But that doesn't mean they're impervious to real world threats.
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Pinterest's Lens wants to be Google for the real world.
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I can't wait to test that in the real world.
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You said no one in the 'real world' will know.
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But are those conditions ever found in the real world?
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So, I mean, I understand what the real world is.
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That is the real world power of the drop kick.
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And in the real world Apple stomps its Android competitors.
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It involves overlaying digital images over the real world environment.
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He fights monsters and virtual characters in the real world.
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Today, however, the first real world implementation of the technology.
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Let's Make A Deal: You'll be a real world leader.
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What do I do with myself in the real world?
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Now, of course, that loop extends to the real world.
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The company is preparing its cars for the real world.
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Calculating this stuff in the real world is really complicated.
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God, don't you wish the real world was modding compatible?
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Unsurprisingly, this toxic attitude carries over into the real world.
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But this isn't how it works in the real world.
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I wanted it to be visible in the "real" world.
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But she committed to focusing in on the real world.
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Algorithm bias mirrors what we see in the real world.
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It also pulls the story closer to the real world.
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His story is playing out in the real world today.
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So it's an association with things in the real world.
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Think: digital layers we can place atop the real world.
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Not even a cartoon princess dropped into the real world.
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I am an idealist who lives in the real world.
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The only reference I had was Real World on MTV.
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But, in the real world, I wouldn't count on it.
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In the real world, it only gets you a ticket.
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So that one's a real world account that I love.
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Let's see how they exist out in the real world.
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"It's not really close to the real world," he said.
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Video games can also be navigated via the real world.
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So then you can mine color from the real world.
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It's building like any build is in the real world.
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Just like in the real world, these people simply exist.
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The important stuff is all happening in the real world.
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Fortunately, the real world offers something of a better solution.
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What is absent from her article is the real world.
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This is real world policy thinking that gets scaled up.
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There is value in having knowledge of the real world.
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It's 2019 in the real world, and 20193 on Twitter.
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Real world experience shows that some work better than others.
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Good luck going back to the real world after this.
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This was me, as I existed in the real world.
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And they need to come into the-- the real world.
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Sea Year was my first experience in the real world.
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This disparity has already had parallels in the real world.
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Dressing for the real world, too, begets big fashion moments.
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We're very excited about robots interacting with the real world.
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In the real world, however, cheating on taxes is bad.
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I crave some of that in my real world soon.
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Because apparently The Real World is still on the air?
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His immigration rhetoric does not work in the real world.
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But this is the real world, and we're not zillionaires.
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"This is the real world," her mother recalled telling her.
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Wall Street's actions in the real world tell another story.
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In the real world, sometimes pottery just falls from shelves.
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But the real world hasn't had much use for cryptocurrencies.
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In the meantime, there's the real world to think about.
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It's important to take a break from the real world.
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Which other hosts are out in the real world now?
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Which other hosts are out in the real world now?
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But you cannot yet replicate the real world experience digitally.
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In the real world, you have to honor your commitments!
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It's a tricky skill to take into the real world.
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In the real world, studies like these are nearly impossible.
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The image world, echoing the real world, is correspondingly fragmentary.
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Back in the real world, everything's gone straight to hell.
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Finally, need a few moments away from the real world?
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So where in the real world is the middle ground?
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Video games are beginning their takeover of the real world.
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Then, prospectors were chasing the real world currency of crude.
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Maybe this futuristic city isn't the real world at all.
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About my fear of graduating and entering the real world.
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And that fame has transferred into the real world, too.
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And I want a world that reflects the real world.
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That's how it's done in the real world of investigations.
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But it isn't the same Vietnam of our real world.
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The researchers then tested the results in the real world.
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How could this research be applied in the real world?
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MG: No' but I do operate in the real world.
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They'd never make it in the real world, in business.
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Matterport uses a 3D camera to digitalize real world spaces.
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And some researchers are skeptical of its real world applicability.
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It's not the way it works in the real world.
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PokéStops and gyms are real locations in the real world.
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In the real world, unfortunately, this check doesn't always happen.
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And how are political opinions shaped in the real world?
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Here's are some of the most notable moments: 1992: 'The Real World' features a bisexual man Norman Korpi became the first openly bisexual man on reality television when "The Real World: New York" debuted.
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So developers won't be able to find real-world users, and get any feedback from real-world use; they won't discover any emergent properties; and nobody will use and then iterate on their work.
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Inside its labs, the team also built a sidewalk environment for real-world testing and did most of the initial training in the real world but also heavily relies on working with simulations now.
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Once devices can actually report real-world performance, insurers will gladly pay for surgeons to use the best devices, and for physicians to prescribe the best drugs based on real-world data and performance.
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However, it hasn't often played out that way in the real world: anonymous messaging is instead a source of trolling and harassment all over the internet, with a high potential for real-world harm.
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They tie a simulated camera to the movements/orientation of a real-world camera proxy, and push everything the simulated camera "sees" back to a display on its real-world counterpart in real time.
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In 2003, a non-cast member of MTV's Real World: San Diego reported to police that she was drugged and sexually assaulted in the Real World house by a friend of a cast member.
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REAL-WORLD CONSEQUENCES One of the reasons why the Chinese authorities are moving to try and tame run-away markets is because excessive speculation in commodities can quickly feed through into real-world consequences.
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The most likely real-world application for such software is robotics, where the same techniques can properly train AI agents how to perform real-world tasks, like the operation of robotic hands, in virtual simulation.
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With the goal of bridging the look between the real world and the animated series, the production team worked to achieve an eerie verisimilitude — where the "real world" looks like animation instead of the reverse.
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Before our content can interact with the world, the AR devices need to be able to capture or download a digital model of the real world that accurately matches the real world you are seeing.
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They've already amassed that real-world location data that proved so challenging back when it was building Field Trip, with all of those real-world points of interest that now serve as portals and Pokéstops.
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"The relatively high volume of cryptocurrency turnover, against limited real-world use, suggests that many buyers are seeking speculative gain, never intending to use cryptocurrencies to make a real-world transaction," the investment bank said.
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In short, if a real-world experience is not impossible, dangerous, expensive, or counterproductive, then you don't want to create it in VR. You might even consider having the experience in the real world. 2.
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That's what led Facebook to create Habitat, a set of simulated real-world environments meant to be photorealistic enough that what an AI learns by navigating them could also be applied to the real world.
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Ethereum Developer Masterclass: Build Real-World Projects ($195 value) Across some 140 lectures, this advanced (yet student-friendly) class will teach you how to develop a complex, real-world, Ethereum-based distributed application using Solidity.
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Obviously, augmenting virtual reality with real-world, physical elements isn't new.
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The implicit convention is that disaggregated prices reflect real-world allocations.
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Blizzard likes to extend real world celebrations into its hit game.
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I'd realized I don't work out there in the real world.
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We can't afford for internal disputes to affect real-world operations.
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The propaganda video is almost a parody of the real world.
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Gordo is the rare manifestation of that in the real world.
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Players were online and the "runners" played in the real world.
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We know the real world looks nothing like what they see.
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He later hosted MTV's Real World/Road Rules Challenge reality show.
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Alas, that's not really how things work in the real world.
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Of course, real-world scientists haven't managed to do this yet.
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These things, in the real world -- FINK: These are delicate issues.
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Sounds ideal — except no such thing exists in the real world.
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"You can emulate real life without real-world consequences," Peters explained.
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Of course, in the real world it can't work that way.
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Coinbase is also pretty strict about verifying your real-world identity.
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These glasses would superimpose computer-generated images on the real world.
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The difference is there are international artists, that's the real world.
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In the classroom they use projects that simulate real-world scenarios.
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Nothing about them can be compared to any real-world analog.
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If only such changes were so easy in the real world.
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Meaning, it helps the real world connect with the digital world.
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It thinks it's in the real world, which is pretty cool.
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They haven't shown the real world how they do this yet.
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In the real world it would be unworkable—and political suicide.
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In the real world, there is interesting stuff in every direction.
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This episode gives us the answer: She's in the real world.
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"This same thing happens with real-world military technology," Ward continued.
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Real World Seattle: Bad Blood has its two-hour premiere Oct.
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Neither of these transactions warrants human conversation in the real world.
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I'm not saying Game of Thrones needs to become Real World.
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" Adding, "all of that real world stuff tends to seep in.
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Definitely real world problems that myself and my writers are facing.
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You have no idea when it erupts into real-world violence.
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Whatever Blazkowicz's cause, he'd be a monster in the real world.
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And now this theory has some real-world evidence behind it.
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But responding to them involves the real world, which is harder.
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The Pokemon is superimposed over the real world in augmented reality.
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It's based on real-world market activity of buyers and sellers.
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Wow. The real world made my script too on the nose.
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We're a digital company that is touching the everyday real world.
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It's also a real-world accreditation that can lead to jobs.
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A breakthrough in genomics typically does not carry real-world implications.
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Real-world complements to online efforts can help secure a match.
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How do you think that real-world strength has translated online?
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We must not forget the real world for the virtual world.
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Maybe it's time for some new ideas from the real world.
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Movie spacesuits almost always look better than their real world counterparts.
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He claims he lost the "Paradise" spark in the real world.
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For her it was an excellent entryway into real-world law.
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"They talk about the real world and what's happening," enthuses Mohamed.
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However, in the real world, many do not have that luxury.
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The linguacode may also have a real-world equivalent called lincos.
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That said, Otter was able to function in real-world environments.
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The first is a preference for real-world issues over abstraction.
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Some movies, however, inspire a real-world escape from the mundane.
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Games offered a learning environment that the real world couldn't match.
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The 3D model appears in the middle of the real world.
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MTV's The Real World will air on Facebook Watch this spring.
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She is maybe hoping the Real World is like her sorority.
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There are so many real-world physics problems involved in running.
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But the fact is, Cody, there are real-world consequences here.
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ProPublica actually measures success by whether it sparks real-world change.
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I think this car might be ready for the real world.
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That would be what would happen in the real world, anyway.
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Here, he puts his imagination genius to the real-world pavement.
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But it didn't do that by simulating real-world interactions online.
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Sometimes, success is all about getting out into the real world.
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And from there, we can escape into the real world. Wow.
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I wanted to build that real world factor into the game.
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The real-world impact of the project, for now, is small.
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It cites research that links dehumanizing speech to real-world violence.
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The treatment of various real-world tragedies were all well done.
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In the real world, doctors can pay a price for honesty.
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Amazon didn't have much of a presence in the real world.
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Is the dark web community closed off from the real world?
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In the real world, she tries her best to be her.
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Will you ever use y=mx + b in the real world?
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A relationship would never work with her in the real world.
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These headsets change the way you exist in the real world.
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It just hasn't come up in a real-world way yet.
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Thinkmodo took incredible care building a real-world version of Frozen.
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If you're looking for real-world referents, they're hard to find.
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Ultimately we want to apply this to big real-world problems.
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But the real-world effects on productivity are still being determined.
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You go out and talk to people in the real world.
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How will real-world boundaries be respected in a virtual realm?
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There has been a surge of interest in real-world events.
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In the real world you do get well-known forensic scientists.
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This section will have less computation and more real-world problems.
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This tragic outcome is all too common in the real world.
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And delegates can at least raise concerns from the real world.
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Robert Neller have real-world combat experience in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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The difference is explained by what's happening in the real world.
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Older decisions can be challenged because of their real world consequences.
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All these numbers have real-world implications for women in music.
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Turns out the real world equivalent is just plain coconut oil.
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What effects might that virtual society have on the real world?
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There haven't yet been any documented cases in the real world.
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This miscarriage of responsibility has — and will have — real-world ramifications.
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Sex was the closest thing to painting in the real world.
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He should let other people take care of real-world problems.
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To refill balls, players have to stop at real-world landmarks.
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In the real world everyone does not win all the time.
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In the real world I don't think that's going to happen.
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Tracee's show is about a black family facing real-world problems.
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The well-meaning star with little experience of the real world.
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But then there's the real world where that probably doesn't happen.
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A preparation for the children to excel in the real world.
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Instagram and Facebook have rarely had a tangible, real-world presence.
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The repercussions are huge considering global investment in the real world.
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When Denino trolls in the real world, the consequences are unavoidable.
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But you can also send your Miis into the real world.
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The great fray, in the real world, wasn't good versus evil.
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Of course they want those blocks out in the real world.
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It was like having a right-click for the real world.
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Whenever you're talking about real-world communities, the stakes are higher.
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In the real world, virtual reality was promised to gamers everywhere.
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Milner said:The way the real world works won't be that simple.
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And stay dead — in the real-world sense of the word.
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That's becoming more and more true in the real world too.
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Definitely. It's more than you'd usually get, in the real world.
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But it may not play that way in the real world.
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In the real world, the effects have been felt for months.
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It's not just happening online but in the real world, too.
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Or perhaps, as in the real world, he would have lost.
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The real-world impact will probably be rather more prosaic, though.
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That's definitely not what you'll receive in real-world use, however.
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Basic statistic theories and techniques are explained using real-world examples.
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Are news outlets doing enough to showcase the real-world effects?
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FCA US vehicles are engineered to address real-world driving situations.
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Government collection of information has been legitimized by real-world terror.
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The challenge is to leverage AI for real-world use cases.
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But in the real world, some integration is better than none.
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The decline in our spiritual vocabulary has many real-world consequences.
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Real-world specifics are always appreciated from those steering the economy.
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While the idea polls well initially, it has real-world consequences.
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There may have been real-world consequences to this entertainment, too.
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But in the real world, it just doesn't work that way.
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The real question is if movie violence promotes real-world violence.
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The close connection between games and sanctioned real-world violence, i.e.
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"I understand the real-world effects of our decisions," Kavanaugh said.
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Plus we saw how the dispute can have real-world damage.
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As in the real world, folks in prison hoard random stuff.
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We would benefit from further exploring that in the real world.
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I mean ones you could theoretically encounter in the real world.
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In the real world, paying for food is paying for company.
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And they organized protests in coordination with real-world political groups.
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"In the real world, women get to choose," Dr. Mergler said.
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"It can never prove causation in the real world," he said.
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But Twitter's real-world effect has hardly been a liberal panacea.
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There's no perfect way to prepare someone for the real world.
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These information operations come against a backdrop of real-world conflict.
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Cameo videos merge, if only momentarily, the real world and fantasyland.
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But in the real world of global affairs, actions have consequences.
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A disconsolate little boy began to shut out the real world.
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Alas, the real world of 2019 is much crueler than that.
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Whether these findings translate into real-world situations, however, is uncertain.
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Kelly Ripa's eldest son Michael Consuelos has entered the real world.
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Simulated situations and questionnaires are poor substitutes for real-world evidence.
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And the best place to learn is in the real world.
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"I'd spent a while in the real world," she told me.
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Until "Hope," however, the show hadn't tangled with real-world politics.
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How are false rumors on social media fueling real-world attacks?
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And then you'll carry that feeling out into the real world.
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The real world is much more OK with Boomers than Twitter.
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"Real world deployments are about extreme consistency and reliability," says Abbeel.
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And they may eventually spill over into real-world military conflicts.
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But the vulgarity of the real world keeps threatening to intrude.
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Be proactive: delight in the inexplicable wonders of our real world.
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In the real world, your personal life is a private space.
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Sanders certainly comes with the least experience in the real world.
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A version of "Fortnite" is being played in the real world.
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"The whole point is to escape the real world!" he said.
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The fired employee later incorrectly activated the "real-world" alert code.
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"We're so caught up in the real world," Ms. Guadalupe said.
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But the Republicans' allotments will not respond to real-world changes.
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Everyone in the show is dispensable, as in the real world.
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It was evidence of Trump's tweets having a real-world impact.
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That is, until you actually get out in the real world.
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The content you consume is easily mistaken for the real world.
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For me, turking usually felt bubbled off from the real world.
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But in the real world, Venezuelan officials are calling it suicide.
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There's a certain real-world reality to running a large organization.
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We operate in a real-world environment with investors' real dollars.
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"People like fantasy world more than the real world," she said.
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Now you tell me if this sounds like the real world.
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Where you have a digital thing integrated into the real world.
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But interest in such real-world data goes far beyond cancer.
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In the real world, that logic increasingly applies to patients themselves.
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Claire Boyle: And is now happening in the real world. Right.
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Like real-world collectibles, items in the Quidd "comic book shop" can sell out depending on how rare they are, matching the excitement of collecting in the real world with the simple apparatus of supply and demand.
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If Microsoft's HoloLens headset creates a layer of augmented reality on top of the real world, and Oculus Rift blocks you out entirely from the real world, Project Alloy falls into a bizarre place somewhere in between.
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Real people with real fears and problems living in the real world.
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What does the Door have to do with our "real" world, anyway?
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The Real World: Atlanta premieres Thursday June 13 at at 12 p.m.
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It is a Friday night, after all — even in the real world.
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The EQA concept sketch lacks real-world inhibitions, like regulatory side mirrors.
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In the real world it takes a toll on everybody around me.
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The Simpsons has, undeniably, predicted a whole bunch of real-world events.
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I thought this was a way to get real-world constructive advice.
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This flashback is legitimately sad, particularly because of its real world resonance.
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This technology already exists and is deployed in real-world scenarios today.
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But Nix wanted to understand what was happening in the real world.
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It's been such a crazy week in the real world—Oscar flubs!
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MTV's The Real World is set to make a comeback — on Facebook.
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"We needed real world data from users in the wild," he said.
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And you&aposre not going to cut it in the real world.
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I feel so devastated that people didn't consider the real-world repercussions.
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What actually does work for maintaining weight loss in the real world?
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Brighter than sunlight, to be fair — but close to real-world conditions.
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How do you compare the kit's potential real-world appeal to Soylent?
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"Senator, I understand the real-world effects of our decisions," he said.
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"It's like a postcard from the real world," she says while hyperventilating.
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Judging older people based on crude group stereotypes has real-world consequences.
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And these bouts of extreme activity are increasingly having real-world consequences.
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I could click for a screen overlaid anywhere in the real world.
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In the real world, there will be political, practical and intelligence implications.
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Sex in porn is performative, and sex in the real world isn't.
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In the real world, women like Deb are in an unenviable position.
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In the real world, they represent an incredibly small fraction of people.
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Spoiler alert: this is the real world and these things aren't cheap.
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Now, it's time to confront the real world -- and your first tests.
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And for each of these real-world impacts, there is a number.
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Letting startups in might lead to more algorithms with real-world uses.
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" "When you don't reflect the real world, too much talent gets trashed.
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It's another furry fish out of water in a real world setting.
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This, he says, is how it usually works in the real world.
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Britain said real-world driving emissions tests would be introduced from 2017.
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In the real world, the robotic arm mimics the exact same motions.
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Does hashtag activism actually have a palpable effect on the real world?
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It uses cloud-based computing to digitally simulate complex real-world locations.
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"Most real world interactions include multiple parties and incomplete information," says Sandholm.
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Brutique refreshingly combines the two activities in a convivial, real-world boutique.
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When that happens, we may hear of real-world stories like Nell's.
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How else do these people kind of exist in the real world?
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It's former Congressman Sean Duffy who's also a former Real World contestant.
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But access to data about the real-world environment is also vital.
|
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Now if we could just get digital shaves into the real world ...
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"Slowly technological things have replaced real world interactions for them," Hayden says.
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They did what would happen in the real world: They moved on.
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The next Walking Dead game is bringing walkers into the real world.
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This sort of real-world feedback is invaluable for building AI tools.
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The online world is more interesting than the real world (1:14)
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It's hard to beat that kind of real world return on investment.
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They are among the first banks to trial real-world use cases.
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But we didn't fully predict or understand the real-world negative consequences.
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In the real world, anger more often pushes us to different ends.
|
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It layers the benefits of technology on top of the real world.
|
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But the real world of Wall Street does not work that way.
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But the real world shows the theory has often been found wanting.
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In the real world, of course, it'll be more complicated than that.
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Unfortunately, in the real world, sexism cannot be engineered away so easily.
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Our teachers always told us we'd use math in the real world.
|
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They're stepping up to solve the real-world problems the Valley ignores.
|
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The mechanism that's behind real world beliefs is different from online behavior.
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Life in the real world is complicated and real change is hard.
|
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A lot of what Trump is saying isn't about the real world.
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In the real world, you cannot have your cake and eat it.
|
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It turns out that skill doesn't really have any real world benefits.
|
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The pitch is simple: project computer graphics seamlessly into the real world.
|
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It differs from virtual reality, which seeks to simulate real-world views.
|
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The Internet isn't merely for sharing what happens in the real world.
|
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While not physical threats, these can do real-world damage to victims.
|
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For those entering the "real world," a real camera is a must.
|
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Being thrown out into the real world can be scary and lonely.
|
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But it doesn't seem to work that way in the real world.
|
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The exhibit also delves into real-world science, like how DNA works.
|
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It's like David Fincher's movie The Game, executed in the real world.
|
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In many ways, video games are great escapes from the real world.
|
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Just like in the real world, there's no honor among cyber thieves.
|
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You should absolutely wait for real-world reviews before buying this camera.
|
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Yes, the internet's fakes bleed into the "real world" all the time.
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We're trying to come back to the real world now — it's hard.
|
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In the real world, it's really hard to untangle cause and effect.
|
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The course uses real-world case studies to help facilitate your learning.
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Play-acting as a broad stereotype on TV has real-world ramifications.
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It's hard to say how this move translates in the real world.
|
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And there have been some real-world use cases so far too.
|
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It won't be long before this technology enters into the real world.
|
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The game, he said, offered a "cranial menu" for real-world violence.
|
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Amazon has been steadily expanding into real-world venues in recent years.
|
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And despite that massive database, those real world locations are minimally employed.
|
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But there's no real-world application on the horizon at the moment.
|
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Voyeurs have come looking for me online and in the real world.
|
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This plan is a joke that doesn't take the real world seriously.
|
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And Juul's new lower-dose options will be a real-world experiment.
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But the studies don't show that on objectively measured real-world outcomes.
|
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Sponsored racers also help stress-test frames in a real world setting.
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Sum of squares meets the real world in the field of optimization.
|
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Facebook doesn't want you to forgo experiences in the real world, however.
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It's also a substantive challenge, and one with significant real-world consequences.
|
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Augmented reality overlays virtual objects on the user's real world, augmenting it.
|
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In the real world, the S10's longevity is even more profound.
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Fortunately, real-world evidence can emerge on the positive side as well.
|
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He also hosted MTV's Road Rules/Real World Challenge for two seasons.
|
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We're taking notifications out of your phone and into the real world.
|
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Could it be teaching the real-world skill of coding in classrooms?
|
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Like the real world, Sky will be what we make of it.
|
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We as a community also need to focus on real world tech.
|
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Giphy world can alsmost make Gifs a part of your real world.
|
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We will make decisions based on real-world outcomes -- not inflexible ideology.
|
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For some users, that failure can lead to some real-world consequences.
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Like everyone else, I'm anchored to this thing called the real world.
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So I see shades, terrifying, chilling shades of [the real world], everyday.
|
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This is done in silico and is not a real world validation.
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We put this to a casual real-world test during our shoot.
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Now the scanner is almost ready for use in the real world.
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What are the most immediate real-world uses that you would highlight?
|
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But the transition from college to the "real world" can be difficult.
|
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I literally am incapable of being in the real world and surviving.
|
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In the real world it's up to Yuval Roth and his group.
|
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But how does that investor anxiety hold up in the real world?
|
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The company also downplayed the real-world risk posed by this attack.
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We will make decisions based on real-world outcomes – not inflexible ideology.
|
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Several old favorites from The Real World and Are You the One?
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Ethics in the Real World: 82 Brief Essays on Things That Matter.
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"Thinking about the real world as content is really fascinating," he says.
|
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Beyond facial recognition, there are other troubling instances with real-world implications.
|
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Today, almost all reality television follows the Real World and Artstar formulas.
|
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But in the real world, financial resources and political capital are limited.
|
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People use horoscopes for self-examination, or for contextualizing the real world.
|
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The first hill is, in the real world, a 68-degree drop.
|
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Immigration advocates share the real world impact of yesterday's DACA testimony. Rep.
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But this is going to be a problem in the real world.
|
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I've used this feeling as a synthetic substitute for real world progression.
|
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Has it taken shape according to what's happening in the real world?
|
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Sometimes, the belief in black magic can have deadly real world implications.
|
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You also need someone who has proven themselves in the real world.
|
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But in the real world, it is way more complicated than that.
|
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More important, approval ratings as low as Trump's have real world consequences.
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Real world mileage: I averaged 23 miles per gallon in highway driving.
|
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These headsets let users merge 3-D images with the real world.
|
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Real-world mileage: I averaged 24 miles per gallon on the highway.
|
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Persson ingeniously designed redstone in a way that mimics real-world electronics.
|
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Would they prefer to spend time online than in the real world?
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In the real world, of course, there are bound to be frictions.
|
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And hopefully, to more pleasure in the real world as a result.
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Real-world mileage: I averaged 29 miles per gallon in highway driving.
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Real-world mileage: I averaged 28 miles per gallon in highway driving.
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True, it was only one fifty-second of the real-world scale.
|
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We have machines that can roughly manipulate objects in the real world.
|
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The game uses augmented reality, overlaying digital imagery on the real world.
|
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A shift back to the real world will start for me now.
|
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For at least one Olympian, celebrity must temporarily trump the real world.
|
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The changes, while they may seem abstract, will have real world implications.
|
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And yet the real-world examples show the ways this is problematic.
|
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In the real world, the LHC accelerates protons and collides them together.
|
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We emerged from the wind cave, back into the bright real world.
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And what are you actively doing about it IN THE REAL WORLD?
|
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In my real-world tests, however, that wasn't the case at all.
|
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So it's a combination of studying paintings and observing the real world.
|
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For AI researchers, poker presents a better model of the real world.
|
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In the real world, Lacie's neediness would be a terribly unattractive quality.
|
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She met with companies that had real-world uses for her science.
|
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Just be prepared for it to echo back into the real world.
|
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But what happens when virtual reality spills out into the real world?
|
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Or is it the so-called real world that has gone awry?
|
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Real-world conflict has been haunted by an 80+ year old gun.
|
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Back in the real world, however, this is a total non sequitur.
|
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That fictional worldview, however hokey, has spilled over into the real world.
|
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The real world rarely asks you to make art from found garbage.
|
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Teddy, beautiful as he is, is now floundering in the real world.
|
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But ISIS's social media presence doesn't necessarily translate to real world effects.
|
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We've watched local, real world communities flounder even as digital ones flourish.
|
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""No one was enabling developers with automated real world testing, pre-release.
|
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Paradiso makes it unclear where fiction ends and the real world begins.
|
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But I re-embraced the real world with this as my aim.
|
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Someone who had met a payroll, operated in the "real world," etc.
|
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At that point the drug will, of course, require real-world testing.
|
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However, left-wing Twitter has failed to translate into real-world influence.
|
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There are no reported ruptures in the real-world or in testing.
|
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But what watches do fighter pilots really wear in the real world?
|
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There's plenty to argue about in cyberspace, as in the real world.
|
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Unfortunately, bad polling can have a significant impact on the real world.
|
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That has allowed researchers to examine the real-world costs and benefits.
|
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That creates an uncomfortable dilemma for McCreadie's less colourful real-world counterparts.
|
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"I tried to recognize the real-world effects on her," he said.
|
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But it also likely blunts the real-world impact of these measures.
|
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These distinctions aren't just academic subtleties — they have important real-world ramifications.
|
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In the real world, however, this is not how policy gets made.
|
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Boy George and Jermaine Stewart and "The Real World" found me first.
|
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The unum format, meanwhile, is finding some traction in the real world.
|
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Then he did some real-world tests and was even less impressed.
|
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Of course, all the algorithmic rigmarole is also causing real-world problems.
|
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The real world is shabby and the right thing doesn't always happen.
|
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Instead, it's making its best estimate of the bill's real-world consequences.
|
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Moral and social motivations are hard to disentangle in the real world.
|
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Social media is only the real world if we let it be.
|
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She also said that what happened on Twitter had real-world consequences.
|
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"There are real world implications if that knowledge gets out," he said.
|
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It's not difficult to hear the real-world echoes of this message.
|
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"Polling places are not pristine retreats from the real world," he said.
|
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But it also sparked some real-world action in the Russian parliament.
|
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This bank dating-app math may, however, obscure real-world compatibility issues.
|
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Maybe that doesn't translate to the real world, but maybe it does.
|
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But in the real world, that is unlikely to happen anytime soon.
|
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That comes to about 22019 miles per gallon in real-world driving.
|
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That said, you really won't much real-world difference — I certainly didn't.
|
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" AC: "MTV's The Real World was a reality show in the '90s.
|
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Now, researchers hope to reach bigger milestones here in the real world.
|
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Most sports leagues feel like floating satellites, untethered from the real world.
|
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Elections take place in the real world; they often involve unpleasant choices.
|
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In the real world, there's a difference between the law and physics.
|
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It's one big SHOW that means very little in the real world.
|
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In the real world of geopolitics, however, the results have been catastrophic.
|
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A little distance is always healthy, in the real world and online.
|
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The inception of "Dispatches" mirrored the trickiness of its real-world inspiration.
|
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I can solve mathematical and real-world problems using a coordinate plane.
|
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It'll let you overlay digital objects on top of the real world.
|
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For Dean, that real world includes traveling around the country by car.
|
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For the LGBTQ+ community, online privacy concerns can have real-world ramifications.
|
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Just as Pokémon has mimicked the real world, it's influenced it, too.
|
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You can find a real-world case study here in Rhode Island.
|
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The real world is full of people ready to safeguard their freedom.
|
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Now, Mr. Zuckerberg is betting he has found it: the real world.
|
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So what does all this have to do with the "real" world?
|
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We&aposre essentially modeling the behavior students see in the real world.
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In the real world, neither of those things is going to happen.
|
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I'm trying to show them how physics applies in the real world.
|
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In real-world operation, this quick recharge time could come in handy.
|
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Of course it's more about bragging rights than any real-world applications.
|
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Trump himself has previously linked video game violence to real-world atrocities.
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Musk made the decision to invest in real-world data analytics early.
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The move, however, rarely results in real-world ramifications for superstars. 2.
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Except in the real world it does not work out that way.
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From a real-world perspective, though, they'd probably be missing the point.
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I am a person untrained for the speed of the real world.
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Interns often arrive without much real-world experience in the business world.
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Such a real-world support is something bitcoin fans can only envy.
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In the real world, Christians and today Jews — Jews are today's WASPs.
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Where Nevadander lives in the real world, everything is already locked down.
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And I'll give you a real-world use case to illustrate this.
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What could their winning robot do to solve a real-world problem?
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Ditto for the push to marry artificial intelligence and real-world weapons.
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And, on January 1, the policy rolled out into the real world.
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Moreover, in the real world, these election websites don't actually tabulate votes.
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Actions in the virtual realm affect the real world, and vice-versa.
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The Fed's eagerness to prematurely declare mission accomplished has real-world consequences.
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AR will drive massive real-world opportunities right out of the gate.
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I wouldn't wanna jump out of a plane in the real world.
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Eventually, the friends got the urge to move into the real world.
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It's a relative thing, it's very relative, there's no Real World: Pyongyang.
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Facebook says it is integrating Meet New Friends into its new groups design to help people meet who may have a shared online interest and a real-world connection that means they can connect in the real world.
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In the real world, when a company and its executive braintrust are gladiatorial and win-at-all-costs, they will construct an abusive and domineering internal culture, and in this real world such cultures essentially always target women.
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"If we want to prepare kids for the real world, let's let them enter the real world with decreased rates of depression, decreased rates of diabetes, with fewer head injuries from car crashes or sports injuries," she said.
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And while the Vive has a front-facing camera that allows you to "peek" into the real world to check your positioning, such frequent real-world position checking kind of breaks the immersive effect of your VR experience.
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This program simulated real-world situations like blurred or rotating objects that an AI program could likely experience in the real-world — perhaps like the input an AI might get from cameras on fast-moving self-driving cars.
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By contrast, the denigration and mistreatment of real people in the real world—fueled by an ideology of white supremacy or hyped fears of an immigrant "invasion"—appears to lead to still more real-world violence and abuse.
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The Real World, which was first launched in 1992 and is the longest-running program in MTV history, will be returning after it quietly disappeared following the 2017 finale of its 32nd season, Real World Seattle: Bad Blood.
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The Pokémon AR game managed to attract massive interest at launch, resulting in huge real-world gatherings of players thanks to its mechanic of incentivizing players to move around in the real world to achieve in-game success.
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He imagines a world where digitally-created content is impossible to distinguish from the real world in virtual reality, and that the responsibility for this virtual world will rely on the actual owners of the real-world property.
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But I live in the real world, and in the real world — even if Hillary isn't 100 percent where I want her — at least I trust that she will be better than Trump for the people I love.
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"The fact that the number of aggregates proliferates in a specific mathematical way preceding bursts of recent real-world attacks, means that monitoring such proliferation can help predict when conditions are favorable for future real-world attacks," Johnson said.
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Minecraft Earth makes the whole real world your very own blocky realm The team at Minecraft is making its biggest leap yet — to a real-world augmented reality game in the vein of Pokémon GO, called Minecraft Earth. 6.
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While some movements may start on Twitter and eventually manifest in the "real world," users are also responding to real-world events by taking to Twitter to stand with others during a tragedy, or help brands promote a fundraiser.
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After graduation, you enter some version of the "real world" and the real world will include putting together furniture, Googling how to fix leaky faucets, and enticing your friends to help you mount your living room TV with pizza.
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In 2012, MTV settled a lawsuit filed by Tonya Cooley, a Real World alum who accused two of her castmates on Real World/Road Rules Challenge: The Ruins of raping her with a toothbrush while she was passed out.
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It remains difficult for many to accept the throughline from online abuse to real-world violence against women, much less the fact that violence against women, online and off, is a predictor of other kinds of real-world violence.
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Google has developed a way for AR objects to interact with the real world more realistically, move through an environment the way a real-world 3D object would, and interact with surfaces like you might expect physical matter would.
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"They said they need real-world examples, but I don't want to be their real-world mistake," said one man who, according to police reports, has repeatedly tried to run the vans off the road with his Jeep Wrangler.
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Real-world experience raised questions about whether it had enough "teeth," Turek said.
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"It does mirror what is going on [in the real world]," she said.
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Most stablecoins are backed by real-world assets such as fiat or gold.
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It's unclear exactly how the art project will manifest in the real world.
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There's also testing models with real-world volunteers, like the aforementioned Boy Scouts.
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It's doubtful any Demons will see that much action in the real world.
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Like many cliches, "flying under the radar" has a literal, real-world history.
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The report then speculates about the real-world benefit of that metabolic effect.
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Save for Black Panther, Marvel stories are usually irrelevant to the real world.
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Where did you pull from, in terms of real-world and artistic references?
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In the end, Imax's VR experiences were not long for the real world.
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"Some people are shocked when a game evokes real-world issues," he says.
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Jones's large audience has given him the ability to impact real-world events.
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In the real world, our thoughts are more influenced by empathy and emotion.
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After all, real-world Japan is currently struggling with acceptance for queer youth.
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It's not all "build it and they will come" in the real world.
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Now it's taking that data-driven world-building power to the real world.
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Mucci said that donations through Dreamworld Wildlife Foundation were reaping real-world action.
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If everyone's praising you and everything's perfect, then it's not the real world.
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Gyms are real-world places where players can take their Pokémon for battles.
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If that's the case it's got a leg up on real-world pooches.
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PK: Those are all questions that you answer in the real world, right?
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In the real world, debate about gun laws has been raging for years.
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Women have lower participation rates in real-world business courses versus theoretical classes.
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It's kind of like the real world pushed into something more hyper-extreme.
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Eighteen people took to Reddit to share their real-world encounters with celebrities.
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A few months later, the first real-world transaction in bitcoin took place.
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How it actually plays out in real world use is another question entirely.
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Products and services are being built for it because of real-world problems.
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Outside the theatre of Mr Trump's threats, real-world trade is doing well.
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But recently, many real-world country clubs have seen membership stall or decline.
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The gap between laboratory and real-world results is not limited to NOx.
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"It's trying to mimic real-world physics on a digital display," said Paharia.
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Provide a little cushion for your grad as he enters the real world.
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The real-world interaction can provide a memorable social experience worth talking about.
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And the app is overlaying the real world on top of that one.
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If you put that into the real world, it doesn't look so good.
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In 2005, he appeared in Real World/Road Rules Challenge: The Gauntlet 2.
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Unlike the real world, there is an option to reduce the natural hazards.
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William Eggleston in the Real World is now available on DVD and VOD.
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It's now clear that so-called fake news can have real-world consequences.
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The application describes how a device could overlay information on the real world.
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In the real world, of course, teenagers will be thinking about love, right?
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I'm still trying to figure out the real-world use for that bit.
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And they have built online and real world communities to do just that.
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Real-world performance suggests that Intel's modem tech has historically lagged behind Qualcomm's.
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Accountability and transparency are paramount to safely using AI in real-world applications.
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Just make sure he returns the real world every once in a while.
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We won't truly know until after months of real-world usage, if ever.
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It is another reason why we're testing the robots in real world environments.
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But banks are slowly beginning to bring blockchain technologies to the real world.
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And in the real world, the results with actual air travelers were similar.
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In the real world, I don't even feel safe in this green room.
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And, harder than that, its promises must be translated into real-world action.
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But sometimes in foreign policy words reflect real-world stand-offs and commitments.
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I'll be interested to see how well this works in the real world.
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After a certain height, the real world looks as unreal as a screen.
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The theme echoes real-world fear of terrorism in Europe and North America.
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"The more interaction [Roger had] with the real world, the better," said Ralston.
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And they can also have real-world, and at times very serious, implications.
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Actual magic aside, there are many real-world inspirations behind her fictional creations.
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Like other superhero stories, Watchmen spins out allegories for our real-world ills.
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But in the real world, that post-coital state isn't always so blissful.
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One is that there's constant interaction between animated characters and the real world.
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The full stack is in service of capturing and communicating real-world moments.
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Ultimately, TrustToken (like other alt-coins) wants to tokenize all real-world assets.
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QAnon has also crept offline and into the real world in other ways.
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If you can't interact with the real world you're stuck in a jar.
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Maui was supposed to be the real-world test, or so we thought.
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Of course, how it performs in the real world remains to be seen.
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And modellers can augment the real world with thousands of computer-simulated scenarios.
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And now two decades later, its runway doesn't adequately represent the real world.
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My Burrito Index is a rough-and-ready index of real-world inflation.
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"I always forget the real world, it relaxes my mind," he told Reuters.
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Lens is effectively Google's engine for seeing, understanding, and augmenting the real world.
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Does Shuri (or Wakanda at large) know about our real-world internet jokes?
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Stuck there, he's helpless to react or defend himself in the real world.
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The words and deeds of online ghouls have consequences in the real world.
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But the inaugural augmented reality game already is affecting real world human behavior.
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Maybe it's because, in the real world, women are taking their power back.
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The real-world plausibility of that future is still a big question mark.
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The real world is too complex for even sophisticated models to capture fully.
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But, it is a violation of arbitrary heteronormative rules in the real world.
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It's still sleepless nights and dealing with stuff out in the real world.
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The rest are enriched and take what they learned into the real world.
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The visuals are sharp and striking, fitting for a real-world fairy tale.
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Your friends and family will still be out there in the real world.
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But this is not the real world, where people's opinions can wildly differ.
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With Kaggle, you can even earn decent money by solving real-world projects.
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As noted by Sandholm, most real world situations are "games" of incomplete information.
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It's effectively a real-world introduction to Amazon's best products, in other words.
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It does not foster personal growth and a transition into the real world.
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In real-world usage, I get around 600 shots before depleting the A7R.
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Why it matters: Misinformation online can have real-world health and safety repercussions.
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Microsoft calls this "mixed reality" as it merges the digital and real world.
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LB: Well again we have to see in the real world, in facts.
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Or in a less Realer Than Real world was their ending less triumphant?
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Trust existed in the ARPANET because there was trust in the real world.
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And unlike some studies, this one included more of a real-world context.
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A map that feels more like the real world you're actually traveling through.
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There are significant, real-world benefits to having an accepted and recognized identity.
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But back in the real world, we prefer our styles with some edge.
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Video games are about to look a lot more like the real world.
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Their path to some kind of real-world power is clearer than ever.
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And I think we see that in the real world all the time.
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Ongoing efforts to amass honest information are required to solve real-world problems.
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But it has less real-world detail, and more broad, speedy narrative development.
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Act allows "the potential use of real world evidence" to support the approval
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Stages just don't interest me nearly as much as the real world does.
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We know these atrocities happen to women in the real world right now.
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When it comes to the real-world construction, things aren't so clear-cut.
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The real world doesn't care anything about you, but your family always will.
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"It's hard going back to the reality of the real world," Walton explained.
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But real-world prediction markets haven't quite lived up to that potential — yet.
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Remote synchronization jibes with findings about real-world networks, such as social networks.
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You see freedom and the real world out there just beyond your grasp.
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A few months later, the Echo Auto is out in the real world.
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But, as in the real world, high school must come to a close.
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Does Apple have big plans to merge the real world and the digital?
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This is the real-world impact of the GOP's proposed cuts to Medicaid.
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For a few days, the digital intimidation veered out into the real world.
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In the real world, AI, content creators, and users heavily influence one another.
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And Scoble doesn't understand how sexual harassment works in the real world either.
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For startups, opening a real-world, physical store can seem a bit quaint.
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"We shoot more than one in a real world operational scenario," Syring said.
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How you know this is not a device intended for the real world.
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Those claims still need to be proven out through real-world usage, though.
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Universal-Orlando is bringing Willie Wonka's Chocolate Factory into the real world. Yum.
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If it's more subversive, real world horror you're after, hit up It Follows.
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That just isn't how history -- or the real world, for that matter -- works.
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To them, the recount was a sort of real-world, live-wire experiment.
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But at Niantic my canvas — the real world — is a little bit bigger.
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But in the real world, that doesn't mean that justice can be ignored.
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I like that now he is speaking the language of the real world.
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In the real world a DNA test would sort the matter out quickly.
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Even the most imaginative fantasy novels are frequently inspired by real world events.
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It's boring to create things that you can see in the real world.
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However, its real-world use case for the time being is somewhat limited.
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Given the real-world stakes, and broad public opposition, it wasn't strong enough.
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Why not engage in real world practice if you are in Florence's way?
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You just never know how this material will play in the real world!
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Low LME stocks are in part a manifestation of real-world supply issues.
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Something that went from his or her head out into the real world.
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Even the villains of Pridefest are bland copies of their real-world counterparts.
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Might this online rejection of the political system have a real-world outcome?
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The Village Voice obtained the legal contract for The Real World in 2011.
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Alas, when America's president blusters and swaggers, it can produce real-world consequences.
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So what happens when other types of "real world" data also become digitized?
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This kind of learning is also more broadly applicable in the real world.
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Out in the real world, things are looking more complicated all the time.
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Should the real-world complications of the 21st century completely freeze our creativity?
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Provide a little cushion for your grad as she enters the real world.
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For instance, Flutter's biggest real-world hit so far is the Hamilton app.
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Wow, it's almost like Trump made a promise the real world can't support.
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Yet this season, it is no closer to existing in the real world.
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The agency also changed testing procedures to more closely resemble real-world crashes.
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"That's not usually the way it works in the real world," said Wheeler.
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Did you think you'd never need to use this in the real world?
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Attention must be paid to effectiveness relative to real-world patient outcomes data.
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This enables the projected digital content to seamlessly merge with the real world.
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It's a piece of software that changes people's behavior in the real world.
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He needlessly discredits himself and shifts attention away from his real world goals.
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Of course, in a real-world case, more facts would lend greater clarity.
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As with many Pruitt scandals, there are real world consequences for American families.
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All research should be hypothesis-driven, and make sense in the real world.
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Today's innovation campuses tend to make their pipeline to the real world explicit.
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But in this case, the typo could, theoretically, have very real-world consequences.
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They're just numbers for tests that don't take into account real-world usage.
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None of these systems are suitable for use in real-world municipal elections.
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Yes, it's stupid, and no, it doesn't mean anything In the Real World.
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What would happen in the real world if somebody hit somebody like that?
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But other "microholidays" or hashtag holidays have crossed over into the real world.
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Out in the real world, I was a leper in my Trump clothes.
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It's an "ideal stepping stone towards a real world environment," the authors wrote.
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We live in a real world, not in a lifeless flow of information.
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In the real world, people are flexing worker muscle to make things happen.
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But, once we entered the real world (and got real jobs), something shifted.
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He is one of several people taking the campaign to the real world.
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These real-world Pokémon GO events were not expected to be this large.
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Real-world malls have had more than a century to refine their strategies.
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The real world, in case you haven't noticed, doesn't make people take tests.
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In the real world, multiple functional units are involved in a single transaction.
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In the same interview, Neumann even said Son was Yoda's real-world incarnation.
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Economists have found evidence of this in practice in many real-world settings.
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But some believe their online status will always translate to real-world benefits.
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Kind of creepy, but it might one day have some real world uses.
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But now those modest wage gains are worth less in the real world.
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It's great that tech giants are finally cognizant of their real-world effects.
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There are obvious parallels between the Forest character and real-world tech entrepreneurs.
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In the real world of sports, though, warm-ups tend to be elaborate.
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But in the real world, this high-mindedness has come at a cost.
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Too often I'm chasing some imagined ideal that has no real-world consequences.
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However, I stepped away to refocus on the real world and a career.
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Siege's weapon customization options don't begin and end with real-world accessories, either.
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We need to go out and make change happen in the real world.
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"Real-world patients don't have access to 11 weeks of CBT," she says.
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In the real world, we have already seen dangerous microbes escape the laboratory.
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Some people chase after every new fad, regardless of its real world application.
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That's not to say these suits aren't having any real-world impact already.
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"Someone's got to take the Democrats into the real world," Mr. Carnevale said.
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Mr. Trump claims that he knows how life and the real world work.
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For some others, it's the first step toward taking meaningful real-world action.
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That's a misguided analogy, because it misses the nuances of the real world.
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The real-world validation of so much consensus opinion tilted stock prices upward.
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The authentic audience motivates students and drives them to ask real-world questions.
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"It's about solving problems by thinking through complicated, real-world issues," Carr said.
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Take our quiz, based on an internal training document and real-world examples.
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Farhad: The rapidly deteriorating image of tech companies is having real-world consequences.
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But its real-world use would likely be limited to more severe cases.
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A famous real-world example of this type of cascade concerns sea otters.
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Suddenly the buffer between my college life and the "real world" is gone.
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WM: I have a real world problem that we have to talk about.
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But then his innate pragmatism and real-world constraints ought to kick in.
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" He calls the experience "my first education about being in the real world.
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Dry statistics like GDP translate to real world outcomes for individuals and families.
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The purpose of authentic casting is to keep casting in the real world.
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Just how different is the real world from the world on social media?
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So how do we build healthier spaces — online and in the real world?
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Start diving into real-world projects that will help you down the line.
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So is VR meditation the future of centering yourself in the real world?
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"We have to recognize that this is having real-world consequences," he says.
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It has been tried in the real world and has yielded outstanding results.
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The virtual products aren't always a match for their real world counterparts either.
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In the real world, it is the essence of how things get done.
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Mina's study provided compelling real-world evidence for the theory of immune amnesia.
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He also takes on real-world issues with clear, sometimes tear-filled eyes.
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Dealing with the horrific comedy of our real world has become too painful.
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If you wouldn't do it in the real world, don't do it online.
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Because you've never seen such a sequence of events in the real world.
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Twitter is a real-world platform and is used by very real humans.
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In [the] real world, if prosecution doesn't proceed with case, it gets dismissed.
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Yet they are only a tiny fraction of Democrats in the real world.
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The real-world virus outbreak also brought out the black humor in gamers.
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More fundamentally, I didn't have to translate a map into real-world understanding.
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If Twitter were really walled off from the real world, it'd be fine.
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Yet noteworthy as these real-world achievements are, they may understate Amazon's importance.
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Waymo and Uber by comparison use inferior simulations, not real-world driving data.
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Yet, because he has ample real world experience, he spoke in plain English.
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"They can, and do, have real world consequences for national security," it says.
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And at some protests, the internet itself trickled down into the real world.
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But it doesn't sound crazy to people who live in the real world.
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"Ethics in the Real World" comprises short pieces, most of them previously published.
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Unfortunately, Elliot's retreat from the real world has taken him off the grid.
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But how did you know the idea would work in the real world?
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What about out in the real world, away from the smoke and numbers?
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Were they real friends, work friends, secret rivals, frenemies, secret real-world frenemies?
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"They don't see how sensors behave differently in the real world," she said.
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In some cases, hackers can cause real-world damage by sabotaging the device.
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The real-world implications of the administration's change on bulbs ruined Trump's joke.
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Yet almost immediately real world events conspired to further demonstrate the bills' urgency.
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The real world doesn't want you to leave the safety of cubicle land.
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Then young and ambitious have to leave school and enter the real world.
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And it is deeply entrenched, in both the law and the real world.
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Patients also do simple, real-world experiments, to see if feared consequences materialize.
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This profound misrepresentation of social science has led to extraordinary real-world harms.
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The same thing that affected those dragons affects jets in the real world.
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If your picture collection is of real-world size, you'll have to pay.
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Imagery and representation is one thing; product and real-world change is another.
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Except in the real world, restrictions on construction clearly do have a cost.
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He's engaging in behavior that has scary historical echoes and real-world effects.
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Bilingualism is now perhaps the most useful real world skill to ever exists.
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Those are all real-world incidents, acts of harassment and vandalism and violence.
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Real-world models already exist to replicate this model on a grand scale.
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Elections are interesting, ultimately, because their outcomes have impact in the real world.
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If this were happening in the real world, the results could've been lethal.
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The real horrors are always out here in the real world, after all.
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So it's always consciously distanced itself from the details of the real world.
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Sometimes sports have a weird, almost eerie way of mirroring the real world.
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Snapchat's new augmented-reality feature brings your cartoon Bitmoji into the real world.
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And if you don't, it's not any more scary than the real world.
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He needed to get out of his head, collect some real-world data.
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Facebook is bringing back MTV's The Real World Nothing has really broken through on Facebook Watch just yet, but The Real World is at least a recognizable name that might get millennials to stop scrolling and watch a few seconds.
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The way it works is that companies that are basically envisioning new ways of how computing can interact with the real world come up, they're given the resources — and financing — figure it out and then head off into the real world.
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If your power-walking route is broadcast online without your knowledge, and is able to be tied to your real-world identity, it opens you up to a real-world version of the harassment many people are forced to confront online.
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Niantic has already confirmed that Wizards Unite will let players "explore their real-world neighborhoods" and that they'll "learn spells" over time, which sounds a lot like how Pokémon Go encouraged players to explore the real world to catch Pokémon.
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While not "augmented reality" in the sense we've become accustomed to (holographic elements geographically superimposed over usually stationary objects in the real world), the DigiLens does manage to drop a layer over the rider's view that enhances real world road environments.
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From another person's perspective it might look selfish or that I'm escaping from the real world, but for me, the world of art and music is the real world and the rest is a place that I don't really understand.
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