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The first U.S. patent for a baby bottle was issued in 1841; the device, shaped like a breast, could be held close to a mother's chest, almost like a prosthetic.
Mr. Hristov quotes from a 1972 document showing that the Soviet K.G.B. had given Bulgaria an injection device shaped like a pen and capable of delivering a tiny metal pellet through clothing and skin into the bloodstream.
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As a result, it opposes the standard social science model, according to which the mind is a general-purpose cognitive device shaped virtually in its entirety by cultural influence.
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Among those that haven't worked out are the Bola Ball, which a policeman would carry on his belt and fling at running suspects (it was too difficult to master), and a device shaped like a pistol which used ultrasound to detect concealed weapons (it worked well on cotton and wool but less reliably on leather or synthetic fabrics).
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