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lude RoboCup and computer chess, Go, Poker and video-games. On the whole, a reflection on research programs that are based on machine game playing opens a window on central features of the complex systems of rewards and penalties that come into play to appraise machine intelligence investigations.

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不怕任性

Paul Salzmanlude RoboCup and computer chess, Go, Poker and video-games. On the whole, a reflection on research programs that are based on machine game playing opens a window on central features of the complex systems of rewards and penalties that come into play to appraise machine intelligence investigations.

誘惑

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John Chamberlain Reads the Year,als to speeches in parliament. He relayed accounts of court masques and copies of popular ballads; he informed Carleton about who was in favour and who was out of favour. Chamberlain was, in essence, an interpreter, a reader of all that came his way: of people, of places, of things, of fashion. For

背叛者

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Poetry,hilia is the ‘a(chǎn)uthor’ of the song and sonnet sequence that follows the incomplete book four of the romance. ‘Pamphilia to Amphilanthus’ is a sequence that, for the reader of ., fulfils the nature of the relationship between the thwarted Pamphilia and her wayward lover Amphilanthus. Indeed, the sonne