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"Yes," she says when I ask if, like her character, Grace, in the upcoming Terminator: Dark Fate, she is stressed out about artificial intelligence imminently exterminating humankind. She is emphatic but incredulous, as if she can't believe I had to ask.
Davis had spent the day before voguing around Lower Manhattan in this season's most desirable couture. It threatened to thunderstorm the whole time and finally did overnight—drenching the terrace where we're sitting on a Tuesday morning. There's a nip in the air, so Davis is wearing a hotel-provided bathrobe. (She brought one for me too.) She shows me her two necklaces—one from her sister that reads KEN, short for Mackenzie, and an 1880s $10 coin on a long chain, nicked from her boyfriend for the trip. "He's like, old-school American," says the Vancouver, British Columbia, native, who moved to the U.S. to study acting after university. "It really reminds me of that Russian Doll coin that she wears."
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THE HAROP, a kamikaze drone, bolts from its launcher like a horse out of the gates. But it is not built for speed, nor for a jockey. Instead it just loiters, unsupervised, too high for those on the battlefield below to hear the thin old-fashioned whine of its propeller, waiting for its chance.
If the Harop is left alone, it will eventually fly back to a pre-assigned airbase, land itself and wait for its next job. Should an air-defence radar lock on to it with malicious intent, though, the drone will follow the radar signal to its source and the warhead nestled in its bulbous nose will blow the drone, the radar and any radar operators in the vicinity to kingdom come.
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Jena Sims wows in daring see-through dress and plunging pink outfit as boyfriend Brooks Koepka wins best golfer at ESPYS 2019 – The Sun
STUNNING Jena Sims stole the show from boyfriend Brooks Koepka by wearing a daring see-through dress and plunging pink outfit at the ESPYS.
The USPGA champion and world No 1 turns heads on the golf course with his monster hitting and robot-like ability to win.
But on the red carpet it is all eyes on Jena - and she showed why with a risque transparent dress for the award show pre-party.
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