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AI is helping with number crunching, processing, and the heavy lifting of data analysis.

Almost all 2023 Bollywood hits were filled with anger and violence, and led by alpha male protagonists with rippling muscles and blazing guns brandished on screen as they went on a bone-crunching rampage to vanquish their enemies.

A month earlier, he was crunching through the snow with his shadow chancellor, Rachel Reeves, at the World Economic Forum in Davos.

An early break for the Russian in the second was wiped out instantly with a crunching forehand return by Sabalenka, who had to be at her best to hold during a 14-minute seventh game.

Crunching over bullet casings, they navigated a gantlet of check posts manned by jittery fighters from the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, some wearing bandages or limping.

Everybody’s budgets are tight, inflation is crunching everybody.

Forced a big turnover inside the Leinster 22 with a crunching tackle.

Fulham edged an entertaining but goalless first half - which had significantly more cynical fouls and crunching tackles than clear-cut opportunities - and the visitors had two shots from Andreas Pereira and Willian saved in the first 10 minutes.

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His aggressive fighting style and crunching low kicks gained him a few new followers as the appreciative crowd began to chant his name towards the latter rounds.

If birding on the ground gives you the micro of individual species and individual birds, BirdCast provides an unexpected macro perspective that functions as both science and art, number-crunching and airborne prayer.

In the second quarter, within the space of 30 seconds, he laid a crunching tackle in the centre of the ground and you could see the dust come up off the deck; it was a real bone-cruncher.

Ludmyla Osadchuk put her foot to the pedal and the rickety red-and-white tram edged forward, exiting the depot with a crunching of wheels and a rattle of the old, loosely fitting doors.

She added that her party trick was ‘crunching a Coke can between my shoulder blades’ like ‘a human recycling machine’ and that her future plans included getting a tattoo of a tortoise on the bottom of her foot.

Stocks fell sharply Wednesday after the Federal Reserve indicated the end may be near for its economy-crunching hikes to interest rates, but it also doesn’t expect to cut rates anytime soon despite Wall Street’s hopes.

Television, on the other hand, is a heavily commercial medium, contorting itself to the demands of advertisers and money-crunching executives.

The corresponding fixture from last May has come to feel an awfully long way away, the perception being that much has changed at both clubs; Arsenal locating an ignition point to spark in spectacular fashion, Spurs crunching into reverse.

The series features bone-crunching action, reminiscent of the films, and will air as a three-part event beginning on September 22nd.

Alongside his side’s bowling brilliance, Perth No.7 Nick Hobson played a key role in the win, crunching an unbeaten 48 off 30 balls to help his side post a respectable total.

As the name suggests, this app is all about crunching numbers, using your CPU to calculate (in this case) 100 billion digits of Pi.