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1. Question
Scientists have developed an electronic circuit that (1) the wiring of the human brain in some ways – an achievement that (2) revolutionalise computer science and (3) the understanding of how nature’s most powerful (4) works. The (5) built on a (6) chip the size of a finger nail, is (7) from the thinking machines of science-fiction : For one thing it cannot (8), the way the (9) can. But researchers say it could (10) in better speech and object recognition by computers.
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2. Question
Scientists have developed an electronic circuit that (1) the wiring of the human brain in some ways – an achievement that (2) revolutionalise computer science and (3) the understanding of how nature’s most powerful (4) works. The (5) built on a (6) chip the size of a finger nail, is (7) from the thinking machines of science-fiction : For one thing it cannot (8), the way the (9) can. But researchers say it could (10) in better speech and object recognition by computers.
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3. Question
Scientists have developed an electronic circuit that (1) the wiring of the human brain in some ways – an achievement that (2) revolutionalise computer science and (3) the understanding of how nature’s most powerful (4) works. The (5) built on a (6) chip the size of a finger nail, is (7) from the thinking machines of science-fiction : For one thing it cannot (8), the way the (9) can. But researchers say it could (10) in better speech and object recognition by computers.
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4. Question
Scientists have developed an electronic circuit that (1) the wiring of the human brain in some ways – an achievement that (2) revolutionalise computer science and (3) the understanding of how nature’s most powerful (4) works. The (5) built on a (6) chip the size of a finger nail, is (7) from the thinking machines of science-fiction : For one thing it cannot (8), the way the (9) can. But researchers say it could (10) in better speech and object recognition by computers.
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5. Question
Scientists have developed an electronic circuit that (1) the wiring of the human brain in some ways – an achievement that (2) revolutionalise computer science and (3) the understanding of how nature’s most powerful (4) works. The (5) built on a (6) chip the size of a finger nail, is (7) from the thinking machines of science-fiction : For one thing it cannot (8), the way the (9) can. But researchers say it could (10) in better speech and object recognition by computers.
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6. Question
Scientists have developed an electronic circuit that (1) the wiring of the human brain in some ways – an achievement that (2) revolutionalise computer science and (3) the understanding of how nature’s most powerful (4) works. The (5) built on a (6) chip the size of a finger nail, is (7) from the thinking machines of science-fiction : For one thing it cannot (8), the way the (9) can. But researchers say it could (10) in better speech and object recognition by computers.
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7. Question
Scientists have developed an electronic circuit that (1) the wiring of the human brain in some ways – an achievement that (2) revolutionalise computer science and (3) the understanding of how nature’s most powerful (4) works. The (5) built on a (6) chip the size of a finger nail, is (7) from the thinking machines of science-fiction : For one thing it cannot (8), the way the (9) can. But researchers say it could (10) in better speech and object recognition by computers.
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8. Question
Scientists have developed an electronic circuit that (1) the wiring of the human brain in some ways – an achievement that (2) revolutionalise computer science and (3) the understanding of how nature’s most powerful (4) works. The (5) built on a (6) chip the size of a finger nail, is (7) from the thinking machines of science-fiction : For one thing it cannot (8), the way the (9) can. But researchers say it could (10) in better speech and object recognition by computers.
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9. Question
Scientists have developed an electronic circuit that (1) the wiring of the human brain in some ways – an achievement that (2) revolutionalise computer science and (3) the understanding of how nature’s most powerful (4) works. The (5) built on a (6) chip the size of a finger nail, is (7) from the thinking machines of science-fiction : For one thing it cannot (8), the way the (9) can. But researchers say it could (10) in better speech and object recognition by computers.
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10. Question
Scientists have developed an electronic circuit that (1) the wiring of the human brain in some ways – an achievement that (2) revolutionalise computer science and (3) the understanding of how nature’s most powerful (4) works. The (5) built on a (6) chip the size of a finger nail, is (7) from the thinking machines of science-fiction : For one thing it cannot (8), the way the (9) can. But researchers say it could (10) in better speech and object recognition by computers.
