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It was also one of the first to feature a transgender actor, Laverne Cox, playing a transgender character, and tackled the implications that would have in prison.

From a playwright taking brain science to the theater, to a doctoral student tackling the public health implications of youth football, the newest Columbia alumni are reaching new heights.

It's only by tackling the machine learning implications of trying to automate this level of language understanding that you realize how far we have to go before we get to the principles underlying Turing's Test.

"Another troubling issue is that the Afghan government shows no signs of being willing to tackle the broader implications of Farkhunda's murder – the tolerance of and impunity for violence against women which is endemic in Afghanistan.

Catren (2008) tackles the ontological implications of Yang-Mills theory by means of the fiber bundle formalism.

Tackling the political and literary implications of this work, Chacon argues that Indigenous writers' use of familiar genres alongside Indigenous language, use of oral traditions, and new representations of selfhood and nation all create space for expressions of cultural and political autonomy.

In this paper, we did not tackle the possible implication of MCP-1 on myogenic program, which will be addressed in a further dedicated investigation.

It could have huge implications for understanding and tackling the diabetes epidemic that is predicted to grip western countries due to increasingly obese populations.

The implications of the findings are important for tackling the gender gap in science learning.

That has clear implications for how the government here should be tackling the problem.

Tackling the environmental crisis.