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iteration

noun as in redundancy

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The document, housed on the military’s air-gapped “red network,” is now in its second iteration.

And there is every chance we will hear hints of a more powerful, more efficient, and possibly more profitable iteration of Nvidia’s rack-and-server system at the company’s next developers’ conference in March.

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Consumers can expect to see AI technology integrated into many more retail applications and experiences this year, as companies lay the groundwork for the next iteration of e-commerce.

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Consumers can expect to see AI technology integrated into many more retail applications and experiences this year, as companies lay the groundwork for the next iteration of e-commerce.

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He is also an alumnus of the program’s first iteration, saying it’s “the reason I am a successful musician today, but I also think about how many kids we just took that possibility away from.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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