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In terms of natural language processing, "machine-learning methods that used probabilities became prominent." right? true or false

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Karmen is using the all-purpose cognitive processing that involves holding and working with verbal and visual information in her working memory in order to hold her attention on the concept and find valid examples of it. What element of intelligence is she using

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Brittany Brennan

How did life in the roman countryside differ from life in crowded cities?

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If the printed program at a concert indicated that the first movement of a symphony was titled Allegro and the second Andante, you would expect: Select one:

A) Both movements would be of the same speed, but the second more cheerful than the first

B) The first movement to be of moderate speed, the second slower

C) The first movement to be fast, the second slower

D) The first movement to be of moderate speed, the second faster

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When it comes to the different combinations of Learning Patterns, it is true that all combinations are useful in contributing to learning success. some combinations are far more useful than others in contributing to learning success. many combinations are actually detrimental to learning success. there is one specific combination that works best for all people, if they ll just apply it.

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Sabrina Fischer

Chip and Dale get into a bitter fight over who owes what for their large phone bill. Chip is frustrated that Dale won't see his side of the argument. Which of the following will increase the odds that Chip will resort to physical aggression against Dale?

a. pulls out his checkbook, but then refuses to write the check to chip.

b. admits that he might have forgotten a few of his long-distance calls.

c. outweighs chip by twenty-five pounds.

d. is the only legal tenant of the apartment.

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Daniella Spencer

How do falling prices affect supply

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What kinds of people are most likely to become active in politics or community service?

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Which law (s) passed after the Civil War Amendments reverted many freed African Americans back to conditions similar to those characterizing their previous lifestyles before they gained their citizenship (such as forbidding blacks from jury duty and laws against their appearing in public places) ?

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Donald and Ronald are identical twins who have been raised apart, in separate adoptive homes. However, both brothers have developed the same psychological disorder. This information could be used as evidence to suggest that

a. environmental factors have more influence than genetic factors in this disorder.

b. both genetic and environmental factors contribute equally to this disorder.

c. genetic factors have more influence than environmental factors in this disorder.

d. neither genetic nor environmental factors contribute to this disorder.

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Charlotte Cooke

What have the United States and Columbia worked together to achieve?

A. Stopping the flow of illegal drugs

B. Keep Hugo Chavez in power

C. Increasing the membership of FARC

D. Freeing French Guiana from Foreign rule

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What did the Supreme Court decide in Vernonia v. Acton? Students were required to submit to all drug tests. Drug tests of athletes were reasonable searches. A school could unreasonably seize students' property. The school had violated the students' constitutional rights.

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Archeologists discovered stone and copper plates in Bali describing early rules of civilization that express the importance of religion and art as a way of teaching the people how to maintain a cooperative society. a) trueb) false

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Alfred Blackburn

Which European leaders most encouraged the exploration of the world?

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Including discouraged workers in the calculation of the unemployment rate would

a. change the reported rate, but in an unpredictable manner.

b. increase the reported rate.

c. not change the reported rate.

d. lower the reported rate.

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