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Eels do not require the cold, pristine streams that salmon do, and can surprisingly be found in landlocked ponds and lakes, in all five boroughs.

Deep neural networks have achieved impressive experimental results in image classification, but can surprisingly be unstable with respect to adversarial perturbations, that is, minimal changes to the input image that cause the network to misclassify it.

But it chooses to, and the concerts themselves -- swift, celebrity filled, ending early to leave time for the party afterward -- can surprisingly be among the best of the season.

As for the US, its relative indifference can surprisingly be traced to its impotence, primarily because it has only one icebreaker, and even that isn't prepared for Arctic missions.

Significantly, Coltrane doesn't play the soprano saxophone at all here; it's an instrument that he started playing late (in 1960, thanks to Miles Davis, who bought him the instrument during Coltrane's last European concert tour as a member of Davis's group) and with which he had what can surprisingly be called his hit single, "My Favorite Things".

This overhead can surprisingly be eliminated if the encoders can share one-bit information about their current queue state.

But they can - perhaps surprisingly - be traced back to the work of a "forgotten" factory in the heart of Tyneside.

Current binder technologies can, somewhat surprisingly, be grouped into two categories.

Service, surprisingly, can be hit or miss.

If professional voice actors can flop, some amateurs can be surprisingly good.

The associations can sometimes be surprisingly Romantic.