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AI-powered machines, however, need to be exposed to countless examples.
He has also founded a venture fund which plans to invest $200m in Africa this year.Such successful entrepreneurs can point to countless examples of how business can improve people's lives.
Suddenly almost every new record seemed to have Twist in the title, from future classics such as Sam Cooke's Twistin' The Night Away, Gary US Bonds TwistTwistiSenoraorandnd the Isley Brothers Twist And Shoutto to countless examples of exploitative dross.
All one has to do is spend five minutes perusing commentary about Gates' arrest to find countless examples of useless commentary fueled by anger.
Campaigners started pointing to the countless examples of people whose lives have been ruined by climate change – the subsistence farmers whose lands have been plagued by droughts and desertification – and asking very specifically: where is the justice in this?
The #metoo movement has brought to light countless examples of abuse, mistreatment and harassment, but if there is one positive glimmer out of all that is being shared, it's a sense of solidarity and empowerment.
The book will be structured in four parts: the first chapter will deal with the topic of writers' houses in Europe (from the first references, such as Petrarch's house in Arquà, to the countless examples found throughout the nineteenth century).
There was, to choose from countless examples, the £155,000 HarperCollins paid to Arundhati Roy for The God of Small Things.
When it comes to project management, countless examples demonstrate the human tendency to set overly optimistic plans (Buehler et al. 1994; Pich et al. 2002; Raz et al. 2002), both in the public and private sector (Huff and Prybutok 2008; Shepherd and Cardon 2009; Whittaker 1999).
James A. Cohen, a professor at the Fordham University Law School, said the finger pointing by the two men could reflect a general sentiment that it is socially unacceptable to harm women, even if there are countless examples to the contrary.
Dr Ruth Mallors-Ray, director of the body, said: "From farmers using unmanned aerial systems to check their pea crops to the Forestry Commission, there are countless examples of this technology being put to use in the UK already and we're only going to see that increase".
