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Deleted chapters discussed visits to other asteroids occupied by a retailer brimming with marketing phrases, and an inventor whose creation could produce any object desired at a touch of its controls.
A fibre optic strand which is so much thinner can, at a touch on the skin and without causing any pain, measure the sugar level in blood, the pH level, temperature, etc.
On all Town Cars except for Executive Series, ultrasonic park assist was standard, alongside a power-open / close trunk lid ( this was known as " Trunk at a Touch " ).
Still others, adapted from African prototypes, are cloth bundles stuffed with earth and healing herbs, and bound so tightly with string that they look as if they might explode at a touch.
The Imperial was famous in its day for surviving Japan's terrible 1923 earthquake; the model looks fragile enough to crumble at a touch . ( The hotel was torn down in 1968 .)

The rooms are illegal to the core, ridden with housing code violations : windows are grated shut, frayed wires crisscross the walls, water leaks from rotted bathroom fixtures and pieces of wall crumble to powder at a touch.
Instead of fumbling with a pencil-and-paper log, the driver can enter information at a touch of a button; not only does the system record mileage data and other information, it can also shoot it back to the home office.
Earlier this year, Inteco surveyed 4, 200 households and found that a small but significant sector of the sampling was curtailing trips to the video store in favor of calling up movies at a touch of their television remote controls.
Next month Alitalia will begin equipping its eight long-haul MD-11s with an in-flight entertainment system that, among other things, will enable passengers to choose among more than 20 movies a flight _ movies that can be started, paused and stopped at a touch.
It must surely be possible to have an automated process that at a touch of a button can generate an abuse report referencing the proper user talk page and history and addressing it to the correct e-mail recipient retrieved from WHOIS . "'

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