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But "it is technically possible to have driverless trains that are safe".

It's so dense it should probably have its own category on the periodic table but it is, technically, a loaf of bread and Livvy keeps assuring me it "really should be like that".

Hepatic resection is one of the best treatment options for ruptured HCC, but it is technically difficult to perform in cirrhotic liver and its success depends on the severity of the cirrhosis.

But it is technically limited.

The field is the largest new oil find since the discovery of Prudhoe Bay in Alaska in the 1970s, but it is technically complex to develop.

(Mr. Cuomo's home has a Mount Kisco postal address, but it is technically in the Town of New Castle, which embraces the hamlet of Chappaqua, whose school district includes Mr. Cuomo's home).

But it's technically an SUV, because of its elevated ride height and all-wheel-drive system.

"But it was technically impossible.

"It is possible, but it's technically demanding.

But it's technically brilliant and very funny, and has now got the plaudits that it deserves.

But it was technically challenging – "fingers going hell for leather," as he puts it – and the accompanying gigs were a graft.