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1:49:07know, we always email all of the authors of the papers we cover to get their feedback and provide corrections from them. And if we don't get corrections from them, >> then the clip gets to live on in perpetuity with no corrections. >> Yeah. Uh I am your host Lester Nar joined as always by my co-host and our resident PhD Krishna Chowdery with another wonderful deep dive here on the winter Olympics. We will see you all next week because this is from first principles. [laughter] [music]
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