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But the contest has been close at times: in 2008 a chatbot deceived three of the 12 judges who interrogated it.
Cheney and his minions were convinced, though, that when terrorists were interrogated it was essential to "go to the dark side".
They were subsequently interrogated; it was the first time prisoners of war were captured from a U-boat operating in the South Atlantic.
We started with a large dataset (i.e., group data) that met stringent quality assurance criteria and interrogated it for graphical structure showing a trade-off between approach and avoidance behavior.
We downloaded Shaw et al.'s [ 20] gene expression data from PUMAdb http://puma.princeton.edu/, and interrogated it for the expression of genes putatively encoding all metabolic enzymes.
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But imitating an effect isn't the same thing as interrogating it.
It is good data and you can interrogate it using Nomis, a service from the Office for National Statistics ONSS).
In fact, kissing is so widespread that it rarely occurs to us to interrogate it.
Documentary has sometimes managed to swivel the spotlight towards noir to interrogate it under reality's harsher glare.
You'll often come up with a beautiful metaphor that, when you really interrogate it, doesn't work.
But, like "Julius Caesar," the show doesn't endorse political violence; it interrogates it, drawing out what's scary and silly about these armed malcontents.
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