Mentions 'Starliner' 3 times and Boeing but fails to mention they have to return with SpaceX.

It will be fun. :-)

OF COURSE!

The 3 first sentences in the memory file AND the instruction for projects contain the same instructions.

Completely ignored.

If they really insist on 200 questions per WEEK for 5.0, it's useless to me.
I need more in an afternoon.

Research for me.....
1. Answer
Try again without em-dashes, oval buttons I cannot copy/paste into my notes and we are August 2025 if you check
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I said WITHOUT em-dashes and you also innored my memory file insisting on NO bullets and numbering
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Check your links againa, they return 'page not found'
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I told you NO SUBTITLES, check the goddamn memory file!
5. Answer

That's my average, 5 tries to get a useful answer.

The EU will begin scanning fingertips and faces and compare them with the ones stored in UK passports in 2 months.

Has been in the works for a VERY long time.

I guess YouTube fired millions of people when they brought AI generated subtitles and dubbing.

According to the summary any burger-flipper earns more than Oppenheimer.

For border-near people.
Order it poste restante to Canada and smuggle it over.

...soon tries to patent idiosyncratic cadence or unconventional prosody.

In f.ex. Christopher Walken’s case, it's marked by irregular pauses, offbeat emphasis, and unexpected rhythms.

Linguists might call it non-standard intonation or atypical stress patterns.

It’s not technically staccato, but it creates a choppy, almost musical effect.
Sometimes it's also referred to informally as a distinctive speech pattern or signature delivery.

I'll BET the Mafia will try.

"And while cloning a person's natural voice and mannerisms is surely wrong if used to impersonate a live person would surely be wrong. The same is not true for character voices."

Exactly! In lot of cases, the real voice of actors don't fulfill the expectations when looking at his or her stature.

AI can make them sound like they actually LOOK, making it a better experience.

Protect the whip-makers, blacksmiths, livery-stable owners, saddle-makers and stagecoach-builders.

No, they weren't protected, just like the weavers when the power-loom was invented.

We called the ones trying to protect these, 'Luddites'.

We used to call it 'progress' at the time.

THIS is a rocket!

In Italy they would have gotten prison time. :-)

Exactly! Some people just make money convincing other people that THEY actually know better, but they don't.