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1. That's often the trouble with thinking machines.

2. Tell me more please, " said The Thinking Machine."

3. The control of the thinking machine is perfectly possible.

4. The Thinking Machine went to a desk, addressed an envelope, got a sheet of paper and place it inside , and sealed the envelope.

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5. From the relative center of this room The Thinking Machine surveyed it all.

6. The Thinking Machine turned to the worried businessman, "State your problem."

7. He considered "thinking machine, " as he called them, superior in some ways to human beings.

8. The Thinking Machine walked to the window. "So now you want to know how – and when – information is leaking from your office."

9. The Thinking Machine went to a desk, addressed an envelope, got a sheet of paper and placed it inside, and sealed the envelope.

10. The detective turned suddenly to Mr. Grayson who had looked on with frank astonishment. "May I use a telephone, please?" asked The Thinking Machine.

11. Salvis is a leading country for the machinery making and what kinds of trend, you're thinking machine will lead to in the several future.

12. For his part, Mr McCarthy continued to tinker away at a truly thinking machine at Stanford. He never quite saw his dream realised.

13. Alternatively, to say that Artificial Intelligence could never produce a thinking machine is to be committed to the idea that there is more to thinking than a mere mechanical activity.

14. Science fiction movies and novels often portrayed AI taking the form of a thinking machine embodied as a humanoid robot.

15. And you might as well remove the silver box , " The Thinking Machine continued. "There is no further need of the telephone connection. "

16. These two claims actually define the main philosophical criticisms of the idea of a thinking machine.