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Fierce arguments reverberate about the nature of the singularity, the point where artificial intelligence matches our own; some people, like Ray Kurzweil of Google, have a utopian view of man and machine in perfect harmony, while others believe that humans would be lucky to survive it.
Debra has a fierce intelligence matched only by her unstinting work ethic.
Kelly's breathless and ruthless romantic intelligence matches that of Katharine Hepburn's performance as Susan Vance, the heiress who seduces David Huxley Cary Grantt), a bookish scientist, away from his fiancée (another scientist, who is seen only briefly and is called, with sublime obscenity, Miss Swallow).
If W. can shape the intelligence to match his faith-based beliefs, as with Iraq, then he will believe the intelligence — no matter how incredible it is.
His wit was incomparable, his writing was dazzling and fearless, his intelligence was matched by compassion.
As a group of blazing virtuosi with musical intelligence to match, these four could make that chemistry work afresh for years.
Tony Hill, a forensic psychologist who profiles serial killers for the British Home Office, always works well with Carol Jordan, a police detective with the intelligence to match her career ambitions.
Kristin Chenoweth, a full-tilt Broadway belter with interpretive intelligence to match her power, stretched effortlessly from bright musical comedy ("It's Got to Be Love") to serious wistfulness ("He Was Too Good to Me").
Her large and old-fashioned intelligence is matched to a very modern sensibility about what it is possible for a woman to feel and to think and to say.
