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And if you repurpose it in a way that makes sense, instead of trying to add a gimmick to a commercial film, and you make it so that you can add a layer to a training simulation for a group of. People rarely will go buy a 3D television. But you look at it, and the technology is actually pretty great. And actually--.
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And if you repurpose it in a way that makes sense, instead of trying to add a gimmick to a commercial film, and you make it so that you can add a layer to a training simulation for a group of. People rarely will go buy a 3D television. But you look at it, and the technology is actually pretty great. And actually--.
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