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If Apple allowed us to actually delete the phone app, I'd bet some of us would do it right away.

They sat us in a circle, then asked us to have what they called a "dialogue" about what new inmates should know about sexual assault and they allowed us to actually have that dialogue..

"I though [sic] participating in the demonstration was very helpful and allowed us to actually see the effectiveness of the process".

But the thing with the Internet is that it allows us to actually become much more connected to total strangers.

Various viewpoints would allow us to actually deduce the digital personalities of users on almost any social network, based on the intricate feature set each social network presents us.

As opposed to analytical game-theoretic models, which focus on proving the existence of equilibria, GENESIS-CBA is a computational model that simulates the network formation process and allows us to actually compute distinct equilibria (i.e., networks) and to also examine the behavior of sample paths that do not converge.

It's like seeing further back in time, which allows us to actually witness our Solar System's evolutionary process.

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It is quite possible that our usual physiology might preclude understanding because our sense organs do not allow us to actually incorporate life as a continuous stream of experiences.

"What's important is that we are able to figure out how to channel the rage and anger ― not to get rid of it, but instead how to channel it into sustained resistance and really clear and sharp strategies that allow us to actually change our conditions," Garza added.

For Hamlet, the female is betrayal and loss and so to have a wonderful woman – Buzz Goodbody – directing us allowed us to explore those, actually at times humorous, cracks in Hamlet's armour".