"**Puppets**" can refer to various concepts depending on the context in which it's used. Here are a few common interpretations: 1. **Theatrical Puppets**: In the realm of performing arts, puppets are figures that are manipulated by a performer, often called a puppeteer. They can come in various forms, including hand puppets, marionettes (which are controlled by strings), shadow puppets, and more.

Usually noted D-something, L-something, e.g. L-alanine, D-glutamine.

MacKenzie Bezos' new husband after she divorced Bezos.

Science teacher at the Lakeside School in Seattle.

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A "bare machine" generally refers to a physical computer or server that is devoid of any operating system or software. This term is often used in the context of virtualization, cloud computing, or hardware provisioning, where the goal is to describe the raw hardware before any software has been installed or any virtual environments have been created. In contrast to a bare machine, a fully provisioned environment would include an operating system, drivers, applications, and any necessary configurations to make the machine ready for use.

Oh yeah, that felt good. A few months before he died.

A software that implements some database system, e.g. PostgreSQL or MySQL are two (widely extended) SQL implementations.

Uses CC BY-SA, what a hero.

Wooden dolls are handcrafted toys made primarily from wood and are often used as playthings for children or as decorative items. These dolls can vary widely in design, size, and purpose, but they typically feature articulated limbs and painted or carved facial features. Historically, wooden dolls have been made in various cultures around the world, often reflecting local traditions, attire, and craftsmanship. In addition to being toys, they have sometimes served as cultural artifacts, educational tools, or collector's items.

Deterministic, but non-local.

Example: Figure "caesium-137 decay scheme"

An action figure is a posable toy figure, often representing a character from movies, television shows, comic books, or video games. Typically made of plastic, action figures are designed to resemble a specific character and often come with accessories, such as weapons or vehicles, to enhance playability. They can vary in size, detail, and articulation, with some being highly detailed collector’s items while others are designed more for play by children.

Kewpie is a popular brand originating from Japan, best known for its mayonnaise, salad dressings, and sauces. The Kewpie mayonnaise, in particular, is distinguished by its creamy texture and unique flavor, which is enhanced by the use of egg yolks and apple cider vinegar. This mayonnaise has gained a following both in Japan and internationally.

A problem that is both NP and NP-hard.

An art doll is a handcrafted artistic creation that emphasizes uniqueness and expression rather than functionality or commercial production. Art dolls can come in various forms, materials, and styles, ranging from high-end collectibles to whimsical, imaginative figures. They may be made of materials like cloth, clay, porcelain, or mixed media, and often incorporate intricate details, elaborate costumes, and expressive features. Art dolls are typically created by artists who seek to convey a concept, tell a story, or evoke emotions through their work.

A bisque doll is a type of doll made from unglazed porcelain, often characterized by its matte finish and lifelike appearance. The term "bisque" refers to the technique used to create the material, which involves firing the clay at a high temperature to produce a durable, porcelain-like substance. Bisque dolls are typically valued for their detailed, hand-painted features, including facial expressions and intricate hairstyles. They often have jointed limbs, allowing them to be posed in various positions.