We're going to make phenylacetone in a tube furnace, then we're gonna use reductive amination to yield methamphetamine, 4 pounds.

So, in fact, both of these are also right.

What did you use for reduction?

What foreign compound?

Elements. They combine and change into compounds.

Embedding nanoparticles in a material for instance, always.

Do we know that graph partitioning is in NP, and therefore an exponential time solution would exist?

We're expecting in int to be the third token.

And so we started to work on this problem.

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Well, now we seen enough input to actually make a single (E).

(T) goes to (a) dot (Bc) it's really looking to see a big (B).

Work that was done in the labs you found.

I surmised that I could introduce

Maybe it wasn't obvious to you at first. Now that I putted that, it's probably pretty straightforward.

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So we developed an idea, a rationale, that perhaps if we made a molecule that prevented the Post it note from sticking by entering into the little pocket at the base of this spinning protein, then maybe we could convince cancer cells, certainly those addicted to this BRD4 protein, that they're not cancer.

So in fact, this one's correct as well wow, we're on a roll!

He's trying to do some good.

Although they could have been used as a carrier

One is by calling the closure or predicting.

They're everywhere.

So what next?

It's a compound used in negative matter rings.

I have a small lab.

Then there's some amount left over.

The plants manufacture complex chemical compounds.

NP hard and therefore a polynomial time solution for that problem solves everything in NP.

I then wrote a clinical computer subroutine to screen that for synthetic chemical combinations.

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And every time, we see the same thing.

So it's as if we have this (E) in our input and we're going to shift over it.

In a chemical reaction, the elements recombine to make new compounds.

I'll nicely demonstrate that for you. (Laughter)

In general, we do all the shifting, all the reductions, all the closures possible.

We have one organism that lives off of carbon monoxide, and we use as a reducing power to split water to produce hydrogen and oxygen.

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It will be a decidedly blue compound

The chip has been treated with a phosphorous compound.

Here is the code that I promised you in the quiz I would add, and there it is.

Are there any shifts we could do oh we could totally shift over that (b).

Our first statement is

We're reducing goes to ab, so I really hope somebody was looking for an x.