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While it’s yet to be seen whether the result can be replicated in larger quantum machines, it’s nevertheless an encouraging sign of progress for the company, whose shares trade largely on hype and headlines.

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“These people by and large did not know anything about how to do the trade and expected Goldman to help them replicate it,” Burry wrote in an e-mail to his CFO.

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That figure uses a different methodology intended to replicate the government’s monthly jobs report more closely.

When keratin interacts with the minerals found in saliva, it forms a coating that closely replicates the composition and protective function of natural enamel.

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This joyful, sensory, tactile experience can never be replicated virtually and each moment sticks with you for life.

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