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She seems to be reading from Anna Karenina at the one-minute mark.

The phrase is "make do," not "make due."

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You forgot to mention that Democrats from the Solid South opposed the Civil Rights Act of 1964, and that the shift of black voters to the Democratic party started in 1968 and was largely due to Republican President Nixon's "Southern Strategy" of appealing to racist white Southerners.

This makes me wish there were a way to hide comments from specific users.

I'd love to replace my Netflix subscription with Amazon Prime, but the lack of support for Android and the iPhone is a deal-breaker.

Unfortunately, it's true: "Books can only be borrowed and read on Kindle devices."

Agreed.

Links or it didn't happen.

"Apple's most giftable gadget (no contact like the iPhone)"

"the engineering isn't as impressively explains as in the iPhone 5 version"

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One point that a.n.o.n. mostly overlooked is whether you can sell your old phone to pay for the subsidized price of the new one. I sold my iPhone 4 (not 4S) for $300 two weeks before the iPhone 5 was announced, which would have more than paid for the new iPhone (I got a Galaxy Nexus instead).

According to the manufacturer's website, "Across the U.S. thousands of deaths annually are attributed to people running out of gas on the roadside."

The colon is no longer required.

When reading outside on a sunny day, the pages of a paper book will likely reflect more light than a computer screen produces.

Just plain rude.

But when they call after you've blocked them, they get a "number no longer in service" message; unless they expect that you are using Google Voice and know about this feature, the most likely assumption is that you've changed your number, and so they probably won't try it from a different phone.

"way more eloqent" —> "way more eloquent"