Arguably, yes.

Landfill, landfill, landfill. The third thing is arguably

Cinema is arguably the 20th century's most influential art form.

The normal distribution is arguably, the most important concept in statistics.

This is arguably the back end of the design of animals.

So that's what I'm paying for, arguably.

So arguably, that's a form of rhetoric.

Ada is Augusta Ada King, who is arguably the world's first computer programmer.

That represents this number which is arguably the most fascinating number in our universe.

It becomes arguably simpler than what we did in Algebra 1.

So it said zero teachers said physics which is surprising to me, since physics is arguably my favorite course.

Arguably, it's about 100 million dollars a person on the space shuttle.

We'll now learn about what is arguably the most useful concept in finance and that is called the present value.

So this is our guess as to what this baseline of average happiness arguably looks like throughout life.

Which makes coffee arguably the most important discovery in the history of humankind.

Only 90 days after this, arguably the greatest discovery of the last century occurred.

But I did go on to be a reasonably astute, arguably world class worrier.

Arguably Xerox PARC had many of the concepts for Macintosh, figured out before Macintosh.

In some sense this is arguably the easiest one to defend, but it's probably the one that was most surprising to many of you.

No, you know, this is a celebration of female specialness, it helps build that and it's a result of the fact that and this is arguably a sophisticated psychological view

At this point in time, your patent is arguably only worth 1,000, because you paid 4,000 for four years, and now you only have a year left.

These are the only people who really have, arguably the sophistication and the time and the monetary incentive to really look and scrutinize what management is doing.

And directly in front of you, you'll see an original copy of A Christmas Carol arguably one of Dickens' most famous books.

Arguably because of the Vietnam War, we had factories running at capacity to build bombs and Agent Orange and God knows what else.

To what's arguably become a rogue division inside a federal agency, operating,if not completely autonomously, then well outside the standard regulatory purview.

It means that 80 of the cultural production of the 20th century, which arguably is the most productive, creative, and innovative century in the history of mankind, is locked up behind the bars of copyright.

And this is just an arguably long winded way of saying that the way you account for this is you spread out the cost over time, over its useful life, and this spreading out is called the depreciation of an asset.

It was arguably due to the economic and the human cost of the war but as we enter into 1917, you first have the February Revolution

The reason many people think that about this picture, and Al Gore has said it many times, actually, on the stage at TED, is that this picture, arguably, was the beginning of the environmental movement.

The circle is arguably the most fundamental shape in our universe, whether you look at the shapes of orbits of planets, whether you look at wheels, whether you look at things on kind of a molecular level.

Arguably the financial markets have failed us and the aid system is failing us, and yet I stand firmly with the optimists who believe that there has probably never been a more exciting moment to be alive.

It shows up in nature all of the time and if you do take data points from something that is very complex and it is the sum of arguably, many almost infinite individual independent trials, it's a pretty good assumption to assume the normal distribution.

I mean, the question here is, here we are, arguably the most intelligent being that's ever walked planet Earth, with this extraordinary brain, capable of the kind of technology that is so well illustrated by these TED Conferences, and yet we're destroying the only home we have.

But now he's gone, and it's great to see one of the arguably one of the worst speech makers in American history, now given way to one of the greatest, in Obama.

If a bank account only gives me 2 on my money, and this company is arguably giving me assuming that it's stable and I believe the consensus it's giving me 10 on the money, why would I even hold this bank account?

And transparency, by itself, is not reducing the flow of money into politics, and arguably, it's not even producing accountability as well as it might if we took the next step of combining participation and collaboration with transparency to transform how we work.

And we can't fight the threat in the kind of stupid way we're doing, because a million dollar act causes a billion dollars of damage, causes a trillion dollar response which is largely ineffective and arguably, probably almost certainly, has made the problem worse.

In the 1990s, Berners Lee was arguably sitting on one of the most lucrative inventions of the 20th century, but instead of profiting from the invention of the World Wide Web, he gave it away for free.

It is, arguably, the most audacious endeavor of that Edwardian golden age of exploration, and it seemed to me high time, given everything we have figured out in the century since from scurvy to solar panels, that it was high time someone had a go at finishing the job.

It would be easier to understand the Obama administration's posture of supposedly being for deterrence if this was an administration that, for instance, prosecuted arguably the biggest economic crime that this country has seen in the last hundred years.

In most topics you have to get pretty advanced before you start addressing the philosophically interesting things, but in chemistry it just starts right from the get go with what's arguably the most philosophically interesting part of the whole topic, and that's the atom.

God is is ness . God is spirit.

This is punitive, is what this is.

It is, is it?

Xander is... is me.