Twenty-three minutes later, in the Sterling Cooper boardroom, Don pulled a perfect pitch out of thin air, the first of many resurrections.

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Cooper and Nemerever don't expect to cry over Argentina.

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"You just don't get paid enough, " Cooper says.

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In the 1960s, while Don Draper was making a fortune at Sterling Cooper, John McCarthy, Marvin Minsky, Nils Nilsson and other visionaries of Artificial Intelligence at Stanford and MIT were imagining a world where computers could think faster and better than people.

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"My answer is, I don't know, " said Mr. Cooper, who is married.

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Dr. Conrad Murray's unexpected rendition of Nat King Cole's "The little boy that Santa Claus forgot" came during one of two jailhouse interviews he granted to CNN: one recorded Friday with Don Lemon and the second broadcast live with Anderson Cooper on Tuesday evening.

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"No one's going to buy a film they don't think they can make money off of, " says John Cooper, Sundance's programming head.

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"The club are in talks with Torquay and if they match our valuation which I don't think is far away then he will become a Torquay player, " Cooper told BBC Radio Northampton.

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So if "responsible procreation" is the fight Cooper wants to take up, he should direct his focus elsewhere because gay people don't accidentally drive 38, 480 miles to have a kid.

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"I don't think we know the full story yet, " Schofield told CNN's "Anderson Cooper 360" on Friday.

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