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::Note that the above quotation is part of the synthesis alluded to; Moore has never once (and not in the manipulated quote above) identified any contemporary robot model. This needed stating, in the odd-chance someone thought the quote existed as is.
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An Actroid at the Expo 2005 in Aichi, Japan. Footage from the Expo was featured in the episode's epilogue.
Among the robots featured in the final scene are a Sony QRIO and an Actroid. In the episode's podcast, Moore and his wife Terri commented that they he had trouble scouring for robot footage and clearing rights issues. They also described the Actroid as the "most disturbing" of the robots. "She's freaky. She's a Six in the making".
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Talk:Bristol Indymedia#Merge into Indymedia. Bristol Indymedia is non-notable; at best, the article is a Several editors participating in the AFD proposed that instead of deletion, whatever could be salvaged be merged into Indymedia. I have proposed just that at the talk page, and although it's my view that we already have sufficient consensus for the merge, I'd like to get some third, fourth, etc. opinions before proceding, please. - Simon Dodd { U·T·C·WP:LAW } 14:16, 6 July 2009 (UTC)
