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So we automatically have tremendous access to readers that you don't normally have with a book".

Don't tell me, Booker-only readers, that you haven't missed those?

You can read them on a total of six machines, counting Readers that you own and Windows computers.

At a minimum, Mr. Jarecki said, Wikipedia should offer a so-called spoiler alert to warn readers that "you are about to enter a section likely to harm the experience of the movie for you".

I'd also remind readers that you shouldn't let the invasiveness of a pat-down deter you from declining a full-body scan if you really don't want to go through the machine.

The Home Office terror alert webpage even goes so far as to advise readers that "you should not let the fear of terrorism stop you from going about your day-to-day life as normal".

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Some smart phone manufacturers make Bluetooth card readers that allow you to swipe the card directly into your phone.

Have you received feedback from any reader that made you say to yourself, "That's why I wrote this book"?

A: It is a Web-based reader that allows you to access….

A: It is a Web-based reader that allows you to access every issue of The New Yorker online and to read and print articles.

But for readers, that works poorly: " [I]f you don't know the methods you can't really decide if the results are valid," Wager says.

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