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5 Apr 2021: The [psychoanalytic] technique of understanding people and enablingthem to understand themselves better—I’m not sure that it producesreal therapy of any sort—but it sure as hell is interesting. ... it—‘to climb into other people’s heads’,

20 Jul 2021: Early attempts at this were not very successful, as people kept on comingup with new attacks based on inference. ... Secret Service bodyguards, all of whom they could follow home;and people visiting the sex industry.

28 Oct 2021: Alien, 1879, p. 110 ff.). This nineteenth-century hypothesis has become much more plausible, and more specific, as a result of work by French ecologists. ... D. (1995). What do. colour-blind people see? Nature, 376, 127-128. Wallace, A.

5 Apr 2021: should make one less interested in the question of why different people have. ... trust people we know, because we sometimes have especially good reasons to trust.

20 Jul 2021: 18.3.4 EncryptionIn the context of preventing network attacks, many people have been conditioned tothink of encryption. ... Many people. Anderson-44022 Book February 20, 2001 12:40. Chapter 18: Network Attack and Defense 383.

5 Apr 2021: which can beapplied directly to processes of thought in myself and other people or toproblems which implicitly contain such processes. ... To them, Bernal’s revolutionaryFreudianism, and other enthusiastic projects like it, might seem a danger,a

20 Jul 2021: 1695-1706’, in Schurer K and Arkell T (eds) Surveying the people: the interpretation and use of. ... The parts of historical records that identify people that may be relevant in a family.

4 Aug 2021: Through research, artwork and our vision for the future, we encourage people to think. ... people who are disadvantaged, disabled or too distressed to make their voice heard.

20 Jul 2021: A full implementation of the HomePlug protocol might take 30 people 3 years and cost $15m; a very bare partial implementation, just enough to monitor any observable traffic, would likely be ... be easy for him to expel an alien station captured by

20 Jan 2021: What particularly puzzled Calandré was the clamminess of the air. The clime in which she found herself was alien to the winter weather to which she had become accustomed. ... People would begin to speculate that she had fled because she wasn’t a.