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This is Scientific American's 60-Second Science. I'm Steve Mirsky. Got a minute? Robin Williams thought that the platypus was cobbled together by an inebriated deity: Lets take a beaver. Lets put on a ducks bill. Now we know how weird the platypus is
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If you have discipline, drive and determination, nothing is impossible. 如果你有自制力、动力和决心，没有什么是不可能的！
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Thank you for being here,Fareed.Nice to have you on the show. 多谢你抽空前来 法里德 很高兴你能来上节目 Let's get started first with your background.I do think I know a lot about you. 首先聊聊你的背景 我觉得我很了解你
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