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General Motors said in a statement Friday it was interested in the startup because of its "deep software talent and rapid development capability to further accelerate GM's development of autonomous vehicle technology".
Detroit is also known as "Motor City" because of its deep ties to the auto industry, and it's the birthplace of Motown Records, the hit-making company responsible for some of the best-known songs from the likes of the Supremes, the Jackson 5 and more. .
Because of its deep integration with banks' own technology, and the clearXchange network it was built on top of, Zelle was already processing more than double the payment volume of Venmo as it went to launch under its new branding.
Because of its deep, rocky inlets, the area bills itself as the Norway of Arabia.
In a comparison of chocolate shakes, BBP's edged out Roadside's because of its deep, dark flavor.
But Germany is also debating this issue now because of its deep involvement in Afghanistan.
Though the innateness doctrine is, strictly speaking, an hypothesis about cognitive development, it is attractive to Plato because of its deeper metaphysical and methodological consequences.
Trade organisation RenewableUK said the decision was disappointing but not surprising as the project was "always going to be technically challenged" because of its deep-water, seabed location.
Historically, the town was a mercantile centre for the sugar-based economy of St. Croix because of its deep-sea port and warehouse facilities.
"Football is a lot more complicated," Harris said, adding, "Opera, I believe, is probably perceived as more difficult to approach because of its deeper emotional content and because for most English-speaking audience members and English-speaking singers, it is, of course, foreign".
(His next epic project is the Metropolitan Opera's new production of Wagner's "Ring" cycle, scheduled for its first full run in 2012.) In a program note he describes "Lipsynch" as a departure for him and his Quebec-based company, Ex Machina, because of its deeper roots in spoken text as opposed to visual images.
