But so far, Master & Dynamic's pricey MW07 earbuds show promise.
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Read This Next: Psychedelics Show Promise as an Addiction Treatment
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Second, private mechanisms already show promise in responding to vulnerabilities.
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Some available approaches, such as desalination and water recycling, show promise.
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The next several months also show promise for Florida's travel industry.
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No one knows whether they will work, but four treatments show promise.
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Laser weapons also show promise as part of a missile defense system.
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Dr. Bowe believes that the studies, "though small and preliminary," show promise.
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Ideas from associates that show promise are then added to that plan.
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A family of such designs, called RISC-V, are starting to show promise.
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"Athlete biological passports", which monitor a range of markers in blood, show promise.
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There are, however, several ingredients that show promise of real-world significance, he says.
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All three show promise for the rest of the year, according to some market strategists.
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Her work helped pave the way for experimental treatments that have started to show promise.
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"That doesn't mean that it will show promise in Americans," she told the news outlet.
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The 2020s already show promise as a new decade with the potential for amazing discoveries.
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The active ingredients of ketamine, a popular club drug, show promise in battling deep despair.
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Recent efforts to increase the accountability of community colleges and spur innovation and improvement show promise.
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Human studies of the drug's anti-aging effects are extremely limited, but so far, show promise.
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In recent years, however, research has begun to show promise in treating a number of ailments.
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Originally approved for one disease, these drugs went off-patent and now show promise in other diseases.
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While these systems show promise, Armer says these programs need to be built with inclusion in mind.
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In early July, the Padres promoted Lucchesi to Double-A, where he continued to show promise and poise.
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Even the health care bear market seemed to be coming to an end, or at least show promise.
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I haven't had any hands-on time with the TS7, but specs-wise it seems to show promise.
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The executive said Rakuten could further invest into any of the 10 start-ups if they show promise.
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At the same time, we are doing clinical trials on other products we think also will show promise.
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B.S. may show promise for treatment-resistant depression but remains an experimental treatment until further data are available.
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"Micro-credentials"—short, work-focused courses approved by big employers in fast-growing fields, such as IT—show promise.
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LF Joey Rickard, who was picked up in the Rule 5 Draft in the offseason, continues to show promise.
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The boxers include those who may never step inside the ring and a few who show promise as competitors.
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When dogs get injured or fail to show promise as rescuers, they do not get returned to the shelters.
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At 18, after continuing to show promise, he moved once more, this time to Australia where he continues to live.
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But the new series does show promise in tackling another pervasive issue in the industry — a lack of on-screen diversity.
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By 2010, Vardakostas' robot was starting to show promise, but he knew he'd need heavy machinery to build a working prototype.
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But the Chinese messaging app wants to lock users in for longer — and its mini program scheme appears to show promise.
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The kids show promise, but progressives still have to work between generations to build a common platform and get it enacted.
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There, Mayer had nothing to say about the sales process but did note that her turnaround efforts continue to show promise.
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And as deeply red as this district is, that message seems to show promise — especially in the home state of Sen.
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And I'm most interested in technologies that show promise in bringing more accuracy and efficiency to the worlds of copyright and licensing.
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By speaking with your bank or financial advisor, you can determine how to best spread allocations across multiple sectors that show promise.
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Colleges should foster the growth of individuals who show promise not just in leadership and academics, but also in generosity of spirit.
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These genes can reverse hereditary disorders; in other experiments, they show promise as a way to reprogram immune cells to fight cancer.
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Outside comment: Two experts not involved with the study say these results show promise, but are a first step towards a bigger goal.
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Capital will seek out promise, and I believe that cryptocurrency will show promise relative to other asset classes in 2016… real or perceived.
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Many vets see medical marijuana as a viable option, and the science, while limited, is starting to show promise in combating nerve pain.
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Over this past year, state and federal funding for greening research coupled with growers' own investments in HLB therapies began to show promise.
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And Valeant isn't the only company Miller said he expects to show promise, predicting that Amazon will double in the next three years.
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In an industry reeling from bankruptcies, vacant storefronts and plummeting sales, Nordstrom is one of the few department store chains to show promise.
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In his quietly effective way, the manager has stitched together a team who, after a tedious procession of qualifiers, are starting to show promise.
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How to stave off social isolation A number of interventions show promise for helping people make social connections or lifting them out of loneliness.
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The first few episodes—again released as clips of just a few minutes long—show promise, but lack the Nordic version's crackle of originality.
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At a park on a recent afternoon, his youngest child, Rachael Tucker, 3, seemed to show promise, her tiny red sneakers pounding the pavement.
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The partnership appears to show promise, given that Baidu commands 80 percent of China's search market, according to Q1 data from market research firm Analysys.
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However, drones—or, to use the technical term, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs)—show promise to help with a large number of societal and environmental problems.
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Testing solutions on the state level State laws restricting access to guns by requiring permits to purchase firearms also show promise for reducing suicide rates.
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But as his son began to show promise and declare his ambition to become a professional tennis player, Courtney Donaldson started to pay close attention.
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Alternatives to imprisonment show promise for reducing the costs to governments and communities of incarceration which does not serve, or no longer serves, a purpose.
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Learner-centric models of online courses show promise, while new advances in the learning sciences seek to make teaching more effective with greater learning outcomes.
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Trump, thus far, comes across to us as Obama's polar opposite, in that his rhetoric has been alarming at times but his policies show promise.
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"I'd say the findings are definitely novel, show promise and bear replication," said Thomas Kamarck, a professor of psychology and psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh.
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And while these technologies show promise, it's going to take a while for Google to figure out the best combination of technologies to aid its deployment.
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Despite these concerns about negative long-term effects, a little less than half of psychiatrists still felt that psychedelics show promise in the treatment of psychiatric disorders.
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Other methods are in earlier stages, but show promise, such as remote-controlled cranes and self-driving bulldozers (Komatsu, a Japanese equipment-maker, is developing the latter).
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But should the Giants struggle out the gate and Jones continue to show promise, don't be surprised if the Giants make a change sooner rather than later.
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Blockchain has begun to show promise for a wide range of energy applications, from energy trading platforms to carbon production registries to transaction frameworks in emerging markets.
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PCSK9 inhibitors are a new class of cholesterol-lowering drugs that show promise in lowering the chance of heart disease beyond what statin drugs can do alone.
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Brazil nuts contain a hefty dose ofselenium, aren't technically nuts at all (like almonds, they're really seeds), but they still show promise in reducing people's risk ofcervicalandprostatecancers.
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Goods-producing and manufacturing has continued to show promise with the industries adding 53,000 and 36,000 new jobs in June, respectively, compared to 35,000 and 36,000 last year.
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AI hiring programs show promise at filling roles with greater efficiency, but can also perpetuate bias when they reward candidates with similar backgrounds and experiences as existing employees.
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From the hubs, those underprivileged kids who show promise are given scholarships to schools that have all the tools they need to be the best they can be.
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Its midweek numbers show promise, with around $9.2 million grossed between Monday and Wednesday, boding well for a sophomore frame figure in the region of $16-20 million. 73.
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Early voting figures show promise for Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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While precise figures are unavailable, hundreds of drugs have been approved for one disease but show promise in treating a range of others, from cancer to rare tropical diseases.
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Young people who show promise for challenging jobs get additional assessment and then vocational training - as much as eight weeks for call-center work - once a specific opportunity is identified.
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Instead, the "yes" side is concentrating on one message that did show promise: that to block the agreement would be to give Vladimir Putin, Russia's president, just what he wants.
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Carousell is highly regarded in Singapore for being one of the first home-grown startups to show promise — its three founding members each graduated the National University of Singapore, NUS.
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The positive data follows a bleak day for companies developing gene therapies and gene editing technology, after drugs developed by two small firms failed to show promise in separate clinical trials.
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Inovio Pharmaceuticals (INO) saw its experimental Zika vaccine – developed in conjunction with South Korea's GeneOne Life Science – show promise in an early human trial, prompting anti-Zika immune responses in patients.
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Inovio Pharmaceuticals – Inovio saw its experimental Zika vaccine – developed in conjunction with South Korea's GeneOne Life Science – show promise in an early human trial, prompting anti-Zika immune responses in patients.
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In the meantime, they are fast tracking clinical trials on drugs that show promise in treating the virus, telling people to stay indoors, keep their distance and wash their hands often.
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While it's early to be implementing rules, some areas show promise for regulation, said Paul Scharre, director of the technology and national security program at the Center for a New American Security.
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A draft of those guidelines leaked online ahead of BEREC's announcement on Monday, and while the rules show promise, they leave much to be desired in the minds of net neutrality advocates.
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He did add a caveat in January that the company might still take more money and, indeed, as is often the case with startups that start to really show promise, interest was inbound.
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In January it issued a report documenting 22 cases in which drugs that appeared to show promise in early trials turned out to be either ineffective or unsafe or both in larger trials.
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While he does not usually buy stocks directly, the billionaire Avenue Capital co-founder's risk-reward strategy of finding depressed assets that show promise can be applied by individual investors as well. Disclaimer
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In America community colleges in depressed areas show promise in bridging the skills gap, but there is still too much emphasis on an expensive four-year university education and too little on vocational training.
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Those who think the fish show promise in combating Zika says they are well situated to deal with some of A. aegypti's quirks that make them so hard to eradicate in the first place.
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His crops have thrived: lines of tomato plants sag with fruits; maize plants standing six-foot high have a handful of cobs sprouting from their stems; and even the recently sown strawberry plants show promise.
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The researchers admit that the technique isn't perfect—they're still dealing with some minor contamination issues—but they say their initial experiments show promise as something that can be ramped up to an industrial scale.
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But Apple has become a master of innovating around new products that enter the market and show promise but, in their early stages, are not enough to create or drive a large market for them.
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Indeed, robots for factories, stores, and shopping centers are beginning to show promise and HAX portfolio companies like the inventory robot Simbe (now testing at Target), and delivery robot Dispatch are good examples, said Joffe.
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Psychedelics show promise in alleviating some of the conditions that have proven hardest to treat — addiction, obsessive compulsive disorder, end-of-life anxiety, and, in some cases, depression are notorious for their resistance to treatment.
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But here's a shred of optimism: Some new technologies show promise in breaking those ultra-strong carbon-fluorine bonds, which means the compounds known as "forever" chemicals could be removed from at least some groundwater.
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Alphabet plans to increase spending on bets that show promise, ask outside investors to contribute where it makes sense, perhaps around driverless cars, and cut down on bets where multiple teams are pursuing a similar objective.
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Although there are procedures that show promise for reducing or eliminating the need for insulin and an artificial pancreas (a device that manages blood sugar automatically) is on the horizon, a true cure for diabetes remains elusive.
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Heather Stringer, a licensed mental health counselor, argued in an article for the American Psychological Association that in Native American communities, programs that allow people to participate in indigenous traditions show promise for preventing suicide and addiction.
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Crispr-edited cells show promise in first US human safety trial Initial reports on the safety of the nation's first in-human test of the disease-fighting potential of Crispr gene editing are here: So far, so good.
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" Phil Bickford - "There's a chance he can fulfill a back-end starting role on the strength of his fastball/slider pairing, as both show promise, but his below-average command does cause them to play down at present.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Novak Djokovic remained firmly in cruise control on Monday to reach the Wimbledon quarter-finals as he swatted aside France's Ugo Humbert, the latest of tennis's up-and-comers to show promise but ultimately fall short.
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Her work led to the discovery in 1993 of the gene that causes Huntington's, to the identification of other genes that may have moderating effects and, at long last, to experimental treatments that have begun to show promise.
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The recently launched JEDI, short for Joint European Disruptive Initiative, an attempt to mimic America's Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), which allocates money using open competitions and does not hesitate to cull programmes that fail to show promise.
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Eli Rogers recorded a team-leading 103 receiving yards - all in the fourth quarter - to show promise after his development had been slowed by both turf toe and a reported disciplinary decision in Week 7 (he was inactive). 1.
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"We are pleased to see these topline results show promise in untreated patients with advanced disease, and look forward to sharing these data with regulatory authorities in the coming months," said Alessandro Riva, a global head in Novartis's oncology unit.
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For example, software related inventions, that are necessary for every innovative company, currently enjoy stronger protection in China and Europe than the U.S. Future changes in Europe, such as a unified patent court, also show promise for even stronger IP enforcement.
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The scientists from the National Institutes of Health say it's extremely unlikely the beads would be used in their current form as human contraception, but that they do show promise as a better way to select sperm for use in fertility treatments.
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Even though much of this data did not meet the standards used today, it did show promise, suggesting that psychedelic therapy could potentially have lasting positive results on those suffering from alcoholism and other addictions, as well as anxiety related to cancer.
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An experimental Alzheimer's drug that had previously appeared to show promise in slowing the deterioration of thinking and memory has failed in a large Eli Lilly clinical trial, dealing a significant disappointment to patients hoping for a treatment that would alleviate their symptoms.
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In the book, they categorize people into four basic groups: What they found was that rural communities spent a lot of resources on the achievers — the kids who show promise early on, and are pushed to leave town so they can reach their full potential.
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Other examples of diseases where CRISPR could show promise as a treatment or preventive approach in the future include cystic fibrosis, sickle cell, hemophilia, and mitochondrial diseases, such as the rare degenerative condition that the terminally-ill British infant Charlie Gard has, Caplan said.
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The federal government, for its part, should get serious about helping the Heartland and offer grants to 10 or so competitively selected, mid-sized business centers that show promise of emerging as regional "growth poles" that will ensure more people reside near top-quality jobs and opportunity.
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They also show promise for people who have mental or physical disabilities that may impede their ability to find sexual partners, those who live in rural areas or are socially isolated, and anyone who can't or doesn't want to connect with others in an intimate way.
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It's a population that's demanding quality goods without sacrificing sustainable industrial practices — all things that are made possible by new material — and data — science, along with novel manufacturing capabilities that show promise in taking things from the laboratory to the heart of the animal industries they're looking to replace.
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While I likely would not have been admitted if anything other than my score was considered, I believe there are countless students who show promise but are disadvantaged by the current structure of admissions and are kept out of opportunities that could lead to life-changing access to resources.
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Today, while our missile-defense capabilities are imperfect — and certainly cannot protect us against a barrage of 1,000 nuclear missiles flying at us from Russia — ground-based midcourse defense and other elements of our ballistic missile defense system do show promise in the case of a limited strike on the U.S. homeland.
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Shelhamer says they may be particularly interested in its potential to manage the anxiety of the prolonged isolation and confinement of long-distance space travel and life in a compact habitat on Mars, if cannabis continues to show promise in that field—although he thinks this is a long shot in the near future.
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Earlier this week, I attended a demo with a research team at OpenAI, the San Francisco nonprofit that's right up there with top tech companies in conducting impressive new research on the frontiers of AI. The system they showed me was a language-learning model that writes the news, answers reading comprehension problems, and is beginning to show promise at tasks like translation.
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As insurers look for ways to stanch spending on drugs, we should see more PBMs tweaking their business models to carve out space for digital tools and treatments that could help reduce expenditures: CVS Caremark and Express Scripts unveiled digital health formularies this year, and we think the other top dogs will follow suit in the year ahead considering digital therapeutics — and platforms like CVS' adherence solution — show promise for boosting outcomes.
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It is unclear how much time or effort Musk is actually dedicating to Neuralink, how feasible the project is, whether anyone actually wants it, and what will happen to the people who can't afford or don't want to merge with AI. All of that said, brain-machine interfaces do show promise for treating people with brain injuries and diseases, and in that sense, this is a serious area of research that could potentially help many people.
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