单词：programmable ventricular pacemaker
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You give me premature ventricular contractions. You make my heart skip a beat. 语音讲解： 单词发音 premature /ˌpreməˈtʃʊə $ ˌpriːməˈtʃʊr/ ventricular /ven'trɪkjʊlə/ contraction /kənˈtrkʃən/ 连词发音 skip a beat /skɪpə
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It's the idea of permission-less innovation. 这个想法是一个不需要授予权限的革新。 The Internet caused an explosion of innovation, because it was built upon an open architecture. 互联网促成了改革爆炸，因为它是建立在一
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The computer that solves the puzzle publishes its solution to the rest of the network and collects its reward: new bitcoins. 解开了谜题的计算机便把结果发布到互联网上，并获得新的比特币作为奖励。 And in the act of solv
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We're about to enter a new phase of money. 一种新的货币模式正在逐渐形成。 The future of money is programmable. 未来的货币是可以程序化的， When we combine software and currency, money becomes more than just a static unit of
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We're not at this world yet, but it's coming. 那样的世界还未到来，但很快就能实现。 Right now, it's like we're in a world that is seeing the first automobile. 现在的状况就类似于当初汽车的首次亮相。 The first crypto
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