To get a closer look at how EEs differ in several of the Asian countries mentioned in the NSB study, I bring some fresh exposure.

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The new technology, called an epidermal electronic system (EES), is based on a new class of micro-electronics that integrates miniature sensors, light-emitting diodes, tiny transmitters and refined wire-filament receivers.

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Around the turn of the last century, some 250 years after Mr. Payne died, a trust governed by seven trustees, or "feoffees" (pronounced: feff-EES), the feudal term used in Mr. Payne's will, started collecting rents from owners of newly built Little Neck cottages, and handed the funds over to the Ipswich public schools.

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In Mankato Troop 76 alone, amongst the scant few athletes and Honor Roll-ees, there was the Goth kid who collected illegal butterfly knives, the pale basement dweller whose shoulders blistered in the sun, the Magic the Gathering player with a perma-Kool-Aid-stache, the compulsive liar, and the chain smoker who came to meetings still dressed in his Burger King uniform.

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