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• But Plug and Play has not delivered on its promise, frustrating computer owners.
• These days they do everything but plug in,
• I was, of course, wrong, but Plug and Play came to my rescue.
• But plug it in and you're immediately ready to write letters, design greeting cards and make simple spreadsheets.
• This one not only is among the first, but plugs its cautionary tale into an experiment designed to produce big-brained sharks.
• Called the iKey, it works like a smart card but plugs into a computer's Universal Serial Bus, or USB, port.
• But plug it in a phone line with an Internet connection and it also picks up 4, 000 Web radio stations from around the globe.
• The hookup is simple enough, but plugs are always located in the back of the computer, so unplugging and plugging things can be a chore.
• Cordless drills are much more popular now, but plug-ins are cheaper _ homeowner models at $ 30 to $ 50 _ and generally more powerful.
• But Plug unwittingly forgets to cut out eye holes, which causes him to walk into the wall and smash his face, making him even more ugly.
• But Plug officials did not offer revenue projections from the arrangement, nor did they speculate on when a ready-for-prime-time system might be available for sale.
• He won t learn from advice, but plugs away, and if vigorously challenged, resorts, as here, to an attempt to use the rules to get a good editor sanctioned.
• But plug in to men's thoughts and you pretty much get a dull parade of sports stats, absurd sexual fantasies, vacant lots and, sometimes, ill-founded political biases.
• OK, so I'll look like Geordi LaForge, but plug a video source into these goggles, and it's supposed to be like watching a 52-inch television from 6 feet away.
• But plug the same facts into the Roth analyzer from Merrill Lynch and it calculates that you will have far less, no matter what you do : $ 390, 843 if you convert to a Roth and $ 335, 589 if you do not.
• Vehicles with a zero-emission range of at least ( category 1 ), including hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, get a full ( ~ ), but plug-in hybrids ( categories 2 and 3 ) costing under ( ~ ) receive ( ~ ).
• Vehicles with a zero-emission range of at least ( category 1 ), including hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, will get a full ( ~ ), but plug-in hybrids ( categories 2 and 3 ) costing under ( ~ ) will receive ( ~ ).