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<description>LONDON (AP) _ Tired of losing your cell phone? Having other people listen in on your conversations? What about all the times you&#x26;#x27;ve had to turn it off at public events, or leave it behind while swimming? Two British inventors unveiled a prototype of a device Friday that could solve those problems. But there&#x26;#x27;s a drawback _ your dentist would have to install it inside one of your molars. Unofficially known as the ``telephone tooth,&#x26;#x27;&#x26;#x27; the device would allow you to receive phone calls, listen to music, even connect to verbal sites on the Internet without anyone nearby hearing a...</description>
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