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The deep, ongoing consternation over touch-screen machines stems from something new: the unpredictability of computers.
Reaction to the departure of Britain's EU ambassador earlier this week highlights the deep ongoing political divisions following the referendum.
But the court papers unsealed Monday show how Trump, in tapping Manafort, also brought aboard a senior strategist with deep, ongoing and potentially problematic foreign entanglements.
Emphasizing the deep, ongoing connections between MIT and the city it calls home, the centennial celebrations will also include an MIT Day of Service, on April 19.
In a Project Syndicate column on Jan . 7 Stiglitz wrote that growing inequality is one of the reasons for the economic slowdown, and is partly a consequence of the global economy's deep, ongoing structural changes.
The alternative is that change occurred in many features of society over a long period and that the 1688 1701 reforms were just one element in a deep ongoing evolutionary process.
This Olympics twist in North Korea's relations with the outside world highlights a deeper, ongoing conflict over national identity on the divided peninsula — one that is sure to shape its future politics.
What´s really needed is a better grasp of the deeper, ongoing mega-shift which is utterly transforming the very nature of our societies and businesses, and of which mobility, social media, the cloud and big data are mere manifestations.
Fourth, higher education must begin a much deeper, ongoing discussion with the ed tech community.
Independent Legislative Analyst Elizabeth Hill has warned lawmakers that unless deeper, ongoing cuts are made to the governor's revised budget, which carries a $102.9-billion price tag, state spending could overtake revenues by billions of dollars in the 2002-03 budget year.
Because of the nature of the continuous progress approach, the instructors have the time to get to know each student as an individual and therefore have a much deeper ongoing assessment of a student's level of mastery.
