And that message calls for new frontiers, new visions.

这个信息需要新的领域，新的愿景。

These messages, called valentines, grew in popularity and were mass-produced by the late 1700s.

这些被称为情人卡的信件越来越受欢迎，并在 18 世纪末被大规模生产。

They expressed concern about online messages calling for mass shootings at theaters that show the film.

他们对网上呼吁在放映该片的影院制造大规模枪击案的信息表示担忧。

" How long? " was implied in every glance, conversation, message, call.

“多久？”每一个眼神、每一次谈话、每一条消息、每一个电话都暗示着这一点。

Your orders are to deliver a message, calling off tomorrow morning's attack.

你的命令是传递一条消息，取消明天早上的攻击。

About 10 minutes later, NHK sent out another message calling the alert a mistake.

大约 10 分钟后，NHK 发出了另一条消息，称警报是错误的。

Sounded like he's waiting for someone else to check the message, call him back.

他好像在等某人去听留言 然后回电给他。

So this is my message: call the fibberati's bluff, join the resistance, don't swallow the lies.

所以这是我的信息：叫 fibberati 虚张声势，加入抵抗，不要吞下谎言。

One possibility is that, for example, we know that the chemicals that your brain uses to send messages, called neurotransmitters like serotonin, are made from nutrients.

一种可能性是，大脑用来传递信息的化学物质，叫做神经递质如血清素，它是由营养物质形成的。