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Pups are being picked off by sharks, which have learned to slither toward them while they're nursing, in as little as six inches of water.

We have become information narcissists, so uninterested in anything outside ourselves and our friendship circles or in any tidbit we cannot share with those friends that if a Marx or a Nietzsche were suddenly to appear, blasting his ideas, no one would pay the slightest attention, certainly not the general media, which have learned to service our narcissism.

Still Pratt and his partners face a formidable task displacing incumbent consultants, which have learned their customers' business inside out after years–sometimes decades–of working together.

Founded in 1968, Intel is following on the heels of other tech companies, like Google and Apple, which have learned that mindfulness programs can help inspire workers.

In this paper we demonstrate the feasibility of the technique by showing that classifiers which have learned to discriminate whether a participant heard a hand or a mouth action, based on the activity patterns in the premotor cortex, can also determine, without additional training, whether the participant executed a hand or mouth action.

The church, often an institution which has learned such hard lessons itself, should have much to teach us.

Adding to a general sense of despair is a criminal element, which has learned to exploit the legal limbo of the 'claves to find a safe haven.

And it's a rare day of celebration for the music industry, which has learned to dread the weekly release of CD sales figures.

This was temporary, he said, as the Chilean government, which had learned many lessons from an economic crisis in 1982, worked swiftly to reassure the public that the economy was sound.

"I believe that through her exposition of sins of the past and of the moment, that the church is a better place for children and a place which has learned many lessons".

But on the same evening the White House had been told that the Justice Department, which had learned of the pardon request only two days earlier, was opposed, a government official said today.