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New electronic voting machines may be susceptible to hacking.

Duchamp's bachelor machines may be happy enough grinding chocolate, but they will never get the bride.

Soon, machines may be able to do some of this emergency dialing on their own.

If future contributions are sufficient, kidney machines may be given to each of the hospitals.

"The machines may be failing elsewhere in the world, but they are working fine in India.

Such machines may be designed with component parts arranged horizontally or vertically to minimize required floor space.

Machines may be able to outwit humans when it comes to quantifiable data, but they will always lack emotional intelligence.

Fortunately none of this undercuts the inherent drama of the documentary, which suggests, in short, that all electronic voting machines may be riggable.

Machines may be more portable and more connected nowadays, but we must resist the hyper-capitalist imperative to become at one with them.

Moreover, there may be a limit to the number of computers that can use the network -- and non-Windows machines may be incompatible with the equipment.

And the denouement is an encounter with a human being, not a machine, though a machine may be designed to assist.