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A memo among the documents robotically lays out the marks DeSantis needs to hit in the debate.

People who robotically insist that January 6 was a failed coup need to explain why the episode did not have any of the major features that dozens of successful and unsuccessful coups in other countries have exhibited.

We are currently commercializing TULSA-PRO, a technology that combines real-time MRI robotically-driven transurethral ultrasound and closed-loop temperature feedback control.

DeSantis, on the other hand, spoke robotically and in a deadly monotone.

He did acknowledge that I needed a robotically assisted procedure due to the complexity and severity of my case, something we couldn’t do on my base.

Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia President Patrick Harker advocated against policy rules being followed robotically.

For weeks, Lam robotically recited her repertoire of appeals for the spirit of solidarity in the city and resorted to comparisons that only served to further provoke the protesters: On June 12, she said that she's a mother.

Parodying the robotically scripted nature of most celebrity interviews, it helped prove that web-only content could be as influential as anything on regular TV—something that Netflix would soon prove on a much larger scale.

He seemed oddly cold and completely indifferent to her emotions and robotically went to a question about himself.