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According to ToyTalk's privacy policy, the company shares audio recordings with third parties that "assist us with speech recognition" and that those third parties can keep any data derived from those audio files.

Its stem cells and any mature cells derived from those stem cells would exactly match the cells in the person's body, making them perfect replacement cells.

Mr. Ghailani's lawyers — Peter E. Quijano, Steve Zissou and Michael K. Bachrach — had argued that their client was tortured while in C.I.A. custody, and that any statements he made or evidence derived from those statements, including testimony from the witness whose existence he disclosed, was tainted and inadmissible.

Moreover, the two proteins we considered as the best candidates have no homologs in other genomes and their sequences could not be derived from those of any related or unrelated bacteria.

is derived from those two values.

Second, when two locations in the genome have identical sequences of length greater than or equal to the read length, any read derived from one of those locations will necessarily be ambiguous and is discarded.

Any subjective benefit someone derives from those things is disregarded and treated as unworthy of respect.

They disagree about the appropriate policies deriving from those facts.

Whether you believe its transcendent meaning or not, its mythical power is equal to the tale of Orpheus or any of those derived from the bleak house of Atreus, always an operatic favourite.

Those are derived from bottom-up analysis.

Calculations derived from the C.B.O.