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Sure, but I doubt the same is true for all of the tests and educational materials that preceded this particular test.

It's also difficult to argue that sexism isn't a factor in a resignation preceded by many hundreds of misogynist rants.

This meant using it as a desktop machine was always preceded by a minute of rage-filled un-plugging/re-plugging until it worked.

What would justify their earnings would be if they made less money than the humans that preceded them would have.

The major depressive episode that preceded his suicide appears to have been triggered by an effort to wean himself off the drug.

Not all catastrophic tsunamis are preceded by catastrophic earthquakes in the same area.

Each git command, I have aliased to the name of the command, preceded with the letter 'g'.

I do a bunch of background research to see what other solutions have preceded me.

And I think they missed the Epson HX-20, which preceded the Grid Compass (though the Epson was a lot less powerful).

The Marshall plan was preceded by the Morgenthau plan which would have destroyed Germany's ability to ever create war again, reducing Germany to subsistence level farming.

The real difference is that in event-driven languages, clock events are explicit, instead of implicit like in Chisel and the whole array of dead HDLs that preceded it.

Safari's speed is a tossup for me, in that opening new tabs and typing in the address bar both are often preceded by several second (!) delays before the UI responds.

Quine's paradox: "Yields falsehood when preceded by its quotation" yields falsehood when preceded by its quotation.

Apparently even the Deutsche Mark (which preceded the Euro in Germany) was made from "cotton paper" (i.e.

These "strategy shifts" were often preceded by senior leadership shakeups, which were themselves frequent.

It would also have been interesting to include artificial lighting that preceded the electric grid, such as gas, spermaceti ("whale oil"), etc.