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“We need to draw a line in the sand and ban governments from using this technology before it’s too late,” Greer said in a statement. “We know that members of Congress are currently drafting legislation related to facial recognition, and we hope they know that the public will not accept trojan horse regulations that line Jeff Bezos’ pockets at the expense of all of our basic human rights.”

“Toward the end, they fall apart, characters fall apart and become meaningless strokes and lines,” he said.

“To the folks who say that this is going to be a job killer, we need folks to build that housing, folks with hard hats, folks in this room,” said Jon Grant, a former City Council candidate, at the meeting Wednesday.

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“The smaller UK technology companies will certainly be proactive about getting out there,” Sanders said. “For us the most attractive piece of information is that there are bus and truck makers out there, and we could go knocking on their door.”

“We’ve become a resource, not just a team that reacts to things,” Carney said of Amazon’s D.C.-based policy shop. “We can provide information and perspective to policymakers and help inform them about our business model and what we do, as well as give them general information about how the markets work and how the kind of technology we use works and affects customers.”

“While we all like to imagine that a rising tide can float all boats, the reality of our region is that the yachts are rising and everybody else is sinking beneath the surface,” she said.

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“Tomorrow you’ll be able to use Amazon Dots and your Amazon Echos, and you can ask questions about Mars,” Soderstrom said tonight. “This is all about exploring and getting crowd-sourcing and getting people to understand and care about Mars and ask new questions.”

“We want to prove that we can work, and earn more chances for others like us and inspire others,” Sun Hui, a member in the deaf-mute delivery team, said to Hebei Youth News.

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“We ask that the US severely punish the perpetrator,” said Wu, who earlier said he was “shocked and enraged” by the incident and criticized the Franklin Institute for not notifying him sooner.

“We hope to brand Shanghai as the destination of choice for shopping through the exhibition, as well as contribute to the national initiative of promoting an open economy of higher standards,” he said.