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" ... I suspect that alongside RNA that in the annals of prediction pieces from recent years you would read about the rise of AI too. Well, 2020 can chalk that off as another forecast fulfilled. ... "
" ... In the annals of history, “SN8” may be a moniker many space fans look back fondly on. ... "
" ... The Aerosmith Capital A and wings logo is one of the most recognizable and famous in the annals of rock. It's been on tattoos, on stage, posters, so why not on shoes? Vans and Aerosmith seem a perfect match. ... "
" ... The first car to receive General Motors’ high-tech Super Cruise semi-autonomous driving system is leaving showrooms for 2021. Another victim of the SUV boom, the rear-drive CT6 luxury sedan has become a tough sell since it was enthusiastically introduced for the 2016 model year. Now Caddy sells nearly five times as many Escalade SUVs as it does CT6s. The car will, however, be known in the annals of automotive history as the only model ever to offer GM’s 500-horsepower “Blackwing” V8 engine. Super Cruise, meanwhile, will migrate to other Cadillac and GM vehicles. ... "
" ... When the military talks about diversity — be it, racial, cognitive, or cultural, it isn’t done as a nod to political correctness. For the leadership of the United States Armed Forces, the very idea of diversity seems to ignite an ongoing thought exercise about the importance of gathering varied points of view. This level of intense engagement with diversity in all its forms is a requirement, not only from an ethical perspective, but also from a national defense perspective. The awareness of the need for a broad range of ideas derives from the understanding that our democracy is not something to be taken for granted, that it is a singular institution in the annals of humankind, and one that is neither natural nor normative. Rather, our democratic systems and the freedoms it affords, is something intensely —unnatural. Democracy is not a given, or some default of human nature. It is entirely human-made, forged from the intellect of great leaders, purveyed with creativity and integrity by an informed and wide-ranging citizenry, and underpinned by the power of the military of the United States of America. ... "