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The third must go

"Way to the Pier"

Phraseologism: The third must escape.

Meaning: About solving the problem of the so-called love triangle.

Origin: From "Song of a Friend" (1961), written by the composer Andrei Petrov to the verses of the poet Grigory Pozhenyan for the film "The Way to the Pier" (1962, directed by Georgy Daneliya).

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Phrase-symbol of the first romantic years of the Soviet cosmonautics.

Origin:

Title and line from a song written by the composer Vano Muradeli to the verses of the poet Yevgeny Aronovich Dolmatovsky (1915-1994) for the film "Towards a Dream".

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Scientists from the University of California and Nanyang Technological University (Singapore) have created a computer memory that is much faster and more durable than modern memory.

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Ferroelectric memory is considered very promising because it is characterized by high speed and low power consumption. However, this technology has not yet found wide application, in particular, due to the fact that for reliable storage of information it is necessary to rewrite the ferroelectric memory after each access to it. As a result, there are problems with the service life.

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