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"In the end, it is not trade barriers, or stirring people up, which I deeply believed at the outset," wrote Liu Hongbo.

"By investing in AI systems that strive to meet the [universal] principles, NSF can promote the development of systems that are accurate, transparent, and accountable from the outset," wrote Marc Rotenberg, EPIC's president and executive director.

"There is a developing consensus around the world, including Silicon Valley, that the potential long-term consequences of new technologies need to be factored in at the outset," wrote Jana managing partner Barry Rosenstein and CalSTRS executive Anne Sheehan in the public letter.

pic.twitter.com/PQ9mwtnOkR" May 19 , 2014Updated at 5.31pm BST 5.25pm BST Another reader email from Tom Jones (presumably not that Tom Jones. Although you never know) and it's an important one: "Let's get this clear from the outset," writes Tom.

"From the outset," writes philosopher Alain de Botton in his book Status Anxiety, "real Bohemians set themselves up as saboteurs of the economic meritocracy to which the early 19th Century gave birth".

"I made a critical error from the outset," he wrote.

"Let's be absolutely clear at the outset," he wrote, "many children in England benefit from excellent music teaching from excellent teachers.

"The answer to the central question posed at the outset," he wrote, referring to the admissibility of evidence that may have been obtained by torture, "is to be found not in a governmental policy, which may change, but in law".

Justice Anthony Kennedy's opinion in the case drew heavily on the historian's brief: "At the outset," Kennedy wrote, "it should be noted that there is no longstanding history in this country of laws directed at homosexual conduct as a distinct matter….

McEvilley may have failed to see, at the outset of writing "Heads It's Form, Tails It's Not Content", that his ironic identification of formalism with theology and sacred ritual would help inspire a hegemony as rigid and proscribing as any proposed by the formalists--a positivist and materialist marginalization of metaphysical and spiritual expressions found in contemporary art.

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