Along the way the robot snaps high-res photos of the bar codes to verify the selections. (Less than 1% of the orders are rejected, says Bronfein.) A heat press then seals the pouches.

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Much more representative is the 1994 line-up, an efficient, well-organised side which in conditions of intense heat managed to press the opposition without leaving itself open at the back.

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Inventables' most recent shipment included a self-heating can that contains calcium oxide and water, which mix and heat up when users press a button on the can.

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But he's feeling the heat from members of groups like Free Press and the high-tech companies that operate on the "edge" of the Internet, using it to distribute their services--including more and more video--to consumers.

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They rarely have official press passes - though, in the heat of confrontation, these sometimes offer little protection against over-zealous security forces.

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Jim Winkler, minister of the church, was the first to take the podium at the July 2 noontime press conference in sweltering 95-degree heat, just days after millions in the area had lost electric power during a brutal storm.

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Ministers at a European Union meeting in Brussels said they may consider increasing sanctions against the junta, and will press counterparts in Southeast Asia to put more heat on Myanmar to encourage full democracy.

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Do not press down on the onions with a spatula or jack up the heat to try and accelerate this process.

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Unnamed U.S. officials have told the press that Mr. Zelaya probably is coming back, turning up the heat on Honduras's Congress.

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