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After the BoJ turned off the monetary printing presses in March and began to drain ¥20 trillion $175 billionn) of excess liquidity the equivalent of 4% of GDP from the banking system, the Japanese stockmarket dropped violently.
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For MI selection, we present two results using two different numbers of selected dimensions because we find that when we carefully select useful dimensions (69,992 for VGG-16 and 40,000 for AlexNet), the accuracy may even improve while if we simply select a few dimension (4096 here) the performance drops violently.
This seems an optimistic conclusion — the narrator has made something of himself, and we've just finished reading the evidence — but, on the next page, Jang violently drops us into the novel's wildly discordant final section, "The Seventh Day".
They seemed anxious to speed off, as did a lone pedestrian waylaid on an eerily deserted boulevard, who briskly agreed that things were "normal very, very normal .In the next few days Syria's violently flailing regime dropped all such pretence.
Of all the laptops I've owned over the years – at least a dozen or so – I'm proud to say that I've never, ever dropped one of them or violently yanked an AC adapter out of its port.
State Senator Hiram Monserrate pulled his bleeding companion through the lobby of their Queens building so violently last December that she dropped a towel she had pressed to her sliced face, a video played on Tuesday in court showed.
Patterson dropped to the ground between plays during a morning practice and began violently shaking.
On Wednesday, Patterson dropped to the ground between drills during a morning practice and began violently shaking.
The lobsters' heads, violently ripped from their bodies, are tossed onto a conveyor belt and dropped into bins -- where their antennae continue to move long after their bodies have been mutilated.
My friend Bob Capa took the most famous combat photograph of the twentieth century — the 1936 picture of a Spanish Loyalist fighter at Córdoba falling violently backward and dropping his rifle as he takes a bullet in the head.
My friend Bob Capa took the most famous combat photograph of the twentieth century the 1936 picture of a Spanish Loyalist fighter at Córdoba falling violently backward and dropping his rifle as he takes a bullet in the head.
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