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The graphic representing the Apple M1 chip, as presented by Apple at an event earlier this month.

It also took action on 23 million pieces of violent and graphic content.

It might be something more graphic or something really literal.

That means essential components like the processing cores, graphics cores, the neural engine, security enclave, and even the system memory are all part of one bigger slab of silicon.

At least Fox News is compelling — very high-gloss and well-crafted, with all its swooshing graphics and attention-grabbing noise that make you want to keep tuning in.

Republicans need to rebuild their brand, which Rand Paul said quite graphically “sucks.”

Incidences of gay men being hanged in public have been graphically reported upon.

A recent Pew Poll graphically likewise portrays the stark national divide, and the granular differences are gaping.

Reality-TV series have, over time, gleefully charged to the extreme edge of how graphically they could show childbirth.

Silverman rather graphically reminded them that they were once considered exotic and scary, too.

In the quaint language of the sacred scribes, we find David's frequent battles graphically described.

She told him, told the story graphically and well, but so far as her own part in it was concerned rather diffidently.

After graphically demonstrating the correctness of the scale we may simplify it considerably.

He graphically told the story of the wreck to his interested listeners and then imbibed a little more liquid nourishment.

The diagrams at Fig. 106 show graphically the sleeve movements and their relation to the crank-shaft and piston travel.