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freedom

[free-duhm] / ˈfri dəm /




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By treating the two spin states as genuinely separate degrees of freedom, the approach enables compact optical systems with multiple functions built into a single device.

From Science Daily

Cesarano, who serves as spokesman for Proton's internet censorship and online freedom work, pointed out that the extreme and once almost unthinkable measure has "happened three times in six months".

From Barron's

Durov spoke of "dangerous new regulations that threaten your internet freedoms" in a Wednesday post on his Telegram messaging app, which has an estimated billion users and is known for its privacy features.

From Barron's

He said that to turn our dreams into reality we’d need two things—freedom and money—and he asked if any of us had ever worked for real money before.

From Literature

Whether it’s a recipe for dye, a hunger for divine knowledge, or the means to freedom, the main characters in both novels believe deeply in women’s full humanity.

From Los Angeles Times