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And romance novels posed a unique vision for how to get it done: maybe love could conquer all?

The Majlis, a unique typology of the region, is being rethought through the lens of modern technology, local craftsmanship and contemporary lifestyles.

Starfish just have a… unique way of doing it.

Yet studies suggest that ethanol has a unique ability to disrupt LTP, blocking the physical changes needed for memory formation.

That is such a special and unique thing that only exists in cinemas.

It's interesting that she has a very unique brand of provocation.

I've kind of been embedded with a very unique subspecies.

What it is that makes us unique.

Yes, I was just -- I mean, I don't think, like, I'm a wildly unique case.

And I think that that's really special and really unique.

Once inside the brain, ethanol’s unique structure allows it to bind to, interact, and affect many different neuronal receptors, impairing pathways that allow you to make careful decisions, control your impulses, and even manage your motor skills.

Yeah, there were actually a lot of people involved in it, and they all kind of contributed in their own unique ways.

I hope we can all take a step back from AI and embrace what makes us truly unique, our ability to convert figments of our imaginations and turn them into impactful realities.

For example, the hypothesis that striping has a social function seems unlikely because, while every zebra does have unique patterning, other equids have no trouble identifying individuals in their herd without it.

And that worries me because for everyone growing up around AI, they'll see it as normal to sacrifice their unique perspective, becoming more and more shaped, even defined, by what they can't control.

Other simulations show evidence of other contributing factors, like the influence of circumgalactic medium winds from outside our galaxy, which may explain some of the bubbles’ unique features.