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Humor serves as a 'social binding agent'[1] and 'can facilitate social interactions'[2]. People use humor to 'connect with people, to impress people, to point out absurdities, to make light of a bad situation, and to recognize universal struggles'[1]. It 'can be used as a method to easily engage in social interaction by taking away that awkward, uncomfortable, or uneasy feeling of social interactions'[2].
AI has the 'potential to both disingenuously create human bonding and to augment human’s ability to bond'[1]. Human-like social skills - like humor - are often used for human bonding[1]. As AI improves, 'we may need a way to discern genuine from disingenuous communication'[1].
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The Maginot Line was a[1] fortified border built by France in the 1930s[6] along its border with Germany[1], consisting of underground fortifications, gun turrets, tank traps, and extensive subterranean military bases[2]. It was intended to prevent invasion and force Germany to go around it, but ultimately failed during World War II[1] when the German forces bypassed it through the Ardennes Forest and invaded France. Despite its technological sophistication, the Maginot Line did not cover the French-Belgian frontier, which allowed the Germans to outflank it, rendering it useless. Today, the Maginot Line is a metaphor for expensive efforts that offer a false sense of security[6].
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Over the long term, we believe earnings are likely to prevail, or else why would we buy these securities
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Our calculations exclude capital gains and losses, realized or unrealized, on the stocks and bonds we hold
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If we change our minds, we will modify the contracts we offer
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Properly pricing P/C insurance is both an art and a science and is definitely not a business for optimists
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We can’t buy or sell stocks easily. Sometimes it takes a year or more to build or divest an investment
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It seems that Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer, and Carlos Alcaraz are all contenders for having the greatest forehand in tennis history[1]. Rafael Nadal is praised for his massive spin and consistency, Roger Federer for his versatile forehand and career achievements, and Carlos Alcaraz for the variety in his forehand shots. These players are all recognized for their exceptional forehands, making it difficult to definitively say who has the greatest forehand[3] in tennis history.
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Yes, the quality-adjusted prices have gone down. Some adjustments aimed to allow Google to share in the value generated, indicating that as the value increased, quality-adjusted prices went down. Additionally, a proposal was made to reduce the revenue share percentage to facilitate funding for other objectives[3][2].
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The pharos of Alexandria is historically significant because ancient writers included it among the Seven Wonders of the World[1]. It served as a model for some of the most celebrated lighthouses erected in later times[1]. The tower was named from the islet on which it stood[1].
The long narrow island of Pharos lay in front of the city of Alexandria, sheltering both of its harbors[1]. The famous lighthouse stood on a peninsular rock at the eastern end of the island[1].
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To maintain fitness while traveling, pack lightweight exercise gear, like resistance bands, and research available fitness facilities at your accommodation[2][3]. Engage in local activities such as walking tours, hiking, or biking to combine exercise with exploration[1][3].
Additionally, prioritize bodyweight exercises, which can be performed anywhere without equipment, and incorporate hydration and balanced meals into your daily routine to support overall health[1][5]. Consider setting realistic fitness goals to stay motivated and enjoy your travels without feeling restricted[4].
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Beakers
Used for measuring and mixing liquids in various volumes; typically made of glass or plastic.
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Erlenmeyer Flasks
Conical-shaped containers that minimize evaporation and allow for easy swirling of mixtures.
Test Tubes
Cylindrical containers for holding, mixing, or heating small quantities of liquids or solids.
Bunsen Burner
A gas flame device for heating, sterilizing instruments, and combustion; essential for many experiments.
Graduated Cylinders
Precise tools for measuring liquid volumes, essential for accurate experimental procedures.
Pipettes
Tools used for transferring measured volumes of liquids precisely; available in various styles for different needs.
Thermometer
Instrument for measuring temperature in different experiments, crucial for monitoring reactions.
Centrifuge
Used to separate substances based on density through rapid spinning; important for certain experiments.
Microscope
Enables examination of tiny particles and organisms; vital for biology and chemistry labs.
Spectrophotometer
Measures light absorption or transmission; crucial for quantitative analysis in chemistry.
Filtration Kit
Used to separate solids from liquids; includes filter paper and funnels for efficient processes.
Wire Gauze
Supports glassware during heating, distributes heat evenly, and prevents breakage of vessels.
Chemical Storage Bottles
Containers for safely storing and labeling chemicals to prevent contamination.
Refractometer
Used to measure the refractive index of substances, important in various chemical applications.
Gel Electrophoresis Apparatus
Used for separating DNA, RNA, or proteins based on size and charge in labs.
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