How to pronounce “poppe” in English

popped into a coding class that was happening right over here with Young Women's Leadership Academy.

popped down in the middle of the city and then this girl she was following around these little robots that they had

popped in my head in the Board Room and in meeting with Donald.

We popped up, took pictures, and then on the way back down, we hit the same problems we did on 71.

We popped the potatoes in there.

Karl Popper himself was a huge fan of the Everett interpretation.

and popped in the pink-grey tongue-sized piece of meat.

Nathaniel Popper, for example, of "The New York Times"-- he writes about that skeptically, and he's right to be skeptical.

It popped in my head.

Up popped two talks, one by Simon Sinek-- probably most of you have seen it-- called something like the great leaders of tomorrow.

It popped up an opportunity at Google.

efforts popped the McGuffin down the hole then the battle will

what popped out in my mind was your tie I just loved that you wore that tie this

And Popperian creatures have a big advantage over Darwinians and Skinnerians in that they have an internal model of themselves in the world.

So Popperian creatures have this amazing invention, which is internal modeling.

They popped some stents into my ureters to get my kidneys working again.

I popped Dave Hall's track into the CD player of my car, and all I heard were those chords.

I popped Dave Hall's track into the CD player of my car.

It popped into my mind, whatever you say.

instantly popped in my head I'll just make my TV set put out have little dots little pixels on the TV set that spell

Karl Popper called this the principle of falsification, that is we can’t ever prove a theory correct, but we can disprove it by having an experiment that shows it’s wrong.

Yet popped up in 25,000 computers around the world but it could only harm the ones with this particular setup, this particular geographic location of doing nuclear research.

what Karl Popper calls "piecemeal social engineers." And empowering them is how you fix that, not by stepping back from it and imagining that you know better

And I popped into the office with the artist and my friend who was like the, quote unquote, "engineer."

And it popped in my head.

And it really popped and made an impression, and here I am, all these years later in that tradition.

It just like popped into my head or something.

And I popped that into Photoshop and I added my handwriting on top because I couldn't find a font that I loved.

And so they popped me out.

The wallet popped free as he tossed it toward his accomplice and grass furiously at my arm to break my strength.

Eight Mile Wyoming popped up because a group of urban pioneers-- those were black folks who want to live in white areas in nicer housing--

And they just popped in.

Clubs seemingly popped up and burned down regularly, under mysterious circumstances.

And I popped the moss off so there was the tiniest little edge there.

And he popped it into his formula.

And then what popped out were all of the surprising details.

Another talk also popped up by Fields Wicker-Miurin.

And it popped up-- and it was in LinkedIn.

magazine always popped in my mind over the years and you know I worked for great chefs that were um incorporating

of the things that popped out to me was when you're talking about macan's Cuisine it seems like it's in some ways

He just popped the plain brown envelope through the letterbox and walked away.

He'd popped the disc from his car stereo after only a few listens, switching to the jazz station to cleanse his palate.

Bird seed popped out.

It will be popped.

And he popped out about 6:00 that morning.

The first thing that popped into my head was Carla's voice from the first book, telling me that I needed to react in a way that's

Lots of ideas popped into my head.

So James and I popped into the convertible Camaro that we had rented for our Thelma and Louise moment together, and took off into the desert at midnight

You've popped an egg into a pan.