Which of the following best explains this situation?

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Okay. Couple of ground rules before we get started.

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Have you forgotten what they did to those two guys in the village?

It's only natural that they want explanations.

Let me explain to you when we all get a moment together the concept...

I'll try.

I'll explain it to you.

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I'll explain later. Tell me what you saw.

Walter, I'm looking at the answer here. It's staring me in the face. Do I have to spell it out for you?

You tell me what the hell is happening, Sean!

The exclamation mark turned into a 21.

Although it is a URL, it's not a clickable link.

He gives plain, simple explanations.

And what the hell does that mean to you?

But in America you have to explain. What are clubs?

We'll clear everything up tomorrow.

I couldn't explain it either, just like you.

That's the set of real numbers.

Let's calculate this number first before I go off on one of my tangents on all the differences between the operating and the gross profit.

So, in other words, you use your phone or tablet to control the cloud.

Now come the important additions for the first move and the second move.

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I have a right to know.

I'll explain later.

We'll explain everything.

I'll handle that.

I'll explain later.

I don't have to explain myself to you!

So, what is anomaly detection?

And let me show you why by converting back to the old time digital technology.

We're going to talk about how to extend classicial planning to allow active perception to deal with partial observability.

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Look, what's going on here?

I'll tell you about it later.

I'll have to crashbrief you in the conference room.

I will explain my purpose to them.

I'm gonna have to explain this to everybody.

How would you explain it to them?

And let me step back in time.

One is a lack of initiative your students don't self start.

That's primarily who you'll talk to.

I'd like to cover before we move into some actual programming.