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In this case, the Air Force took MuZero and trained it to play a game that involved working the U-2’s radar, with points scored for finding enemy targets and losses deducted if the U-2 itself was shot down in the simulation, Roper wrote.

Liberian taxes will be initially be deducted, but “MAY be comp'd” considering the “high priority International situation.”

He said he worked about 25 hours a week earning $7.25 an hour and Mr. Cheung, his boss, deducted weekly rent of $75 from his pay.

She left an estate of £12,966,022 after inheritance tax of £8,502,330 was deducted.

Most of the $125 billion being spent in and for Afghanistan could better be deducted from those bills.

But that prize must be deducted from the profits of the performance, objected the practical Nellie Agnew.

There is then to be deducted about 60,000 composition with the Stamp-Office for the privilege of issuing notes.

The time spent in rehearsing for orchestras is not deducted from the pay.

He would pay, and pay, and pay, merely remembering that what he paid must be deducted from her share of his property.

From these lifts have to be deducted the weight per horse-power of the aeroplane structure and engines.