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Now, with the advent of quality voice recognition systems and optimized,
high-tech, miniature keyboards, we have something better.<br>
Many don't require the time commitment of EverQuest, and allow you to
jump right in whenever you want and resume play. When we build systems
for surveillance, experience teaches that we will inevitably use them
for purposes other than those for which they were originally
designed.<br>
Where I come from, freedom of expression is an unalienable right, which
means tolerating pretty much everything. I've heard "practicing" is
pretty effective. Handheld scanners and electronic library catalog
software are an inventive use on existing technologies.<br>
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