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No small talk, only two smiles -- he and his team have somewhere to be.
Mr. Washington has two smiles; for example, a big open one that he uncorks when his character is genuinely delighted and a small tight one that signifies something considerably more sinister.
We simply compare two 3D sets of atoms and bonds, without ever generating two SMILES strings for comparison.
We did that, got rid of the lack of confidence, tried to bring one or two smiles to the players' faces and try to get them enjoying being a footballer.
For example, without this option, the following two SMILES strings for the same molecule, C =O)([O-])C =O O and C =O)(O C =O)[O-], give different Universal SMILES as the corresponding atoms receive different canonical labels in each case (see Table 2).
The syntax is as simple as A.find("SMILES", B) where A and B can be two SMILES strings or two models, such as {2.1}, representing "all the atoms in the first model in the second file," or ({0 10}), (parentheses significant) meaning the first 11 atoms in the collection, regardless of model.
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