All that is needed to run it is a mass-produced hand-held computer.

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John Kerry's (D-Mass.) presidential campaign hand-picked each of the members.

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He ran a hand through his dark hair, a shaggy mass that flopped in several directions.

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Throughout Europe in the 19th century, the Raphael painting's reputation grew through written accounts, hand-drawn copies and, eventually, mass reproductions.

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On the one hand, aspects of the second economy can empower innovation, given the mass democratization of tools.

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Spinning the pot forces the product to the sides and it freezes, The frozen parts are scraped off the walls of the French pot with a mechanical corkscrew blade and by hand, with a paddle until it all comes together into a frozen mass.

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Buffalo Trace's bourbons have gained a reputation as works of art--complex drinks that show the hand of the distiller and taste like the work of a dedicated craftsman, rather than just a bottle of mass-produced, committee-designed drek.

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The new method that Fust now controlled allowed him to mass produce at low cost products that theretofore had been very expensive and time-consuming to produce by hand.

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