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== Definitions ==

1. a [[CASE|case]] that was wide open, had [[SONIC|sonic]] [[RECALL|recall]], [[VISIO|visio]] recall, no [[PAIN|pain]] [[SHUT-OFFS|shut-offs]] or anything and you just said "Go back to the earliest moment of pain or [[UNCONSCIOUSNESS|unconsciousness]]" and the fellow went and you say, "Go to the beginning of the [[ENGRAM|engram]]" and he goes, and you [[RUN|run]] it [[OUT|out]] and it erases. Well, they'd begun to call this the pianola case, because it plays itself.
''(5009CM23B)''

2. in a pianola case, the [[FILE_CLERK|file clerk]] works with you. The [[SOMATIC_STRIP|somatic strip]] does what you tell it to do.
''(NOTL, p. 68)''

3. a case that has easy running in all [[PERCEPTICS|perceptics]].
''(NOTL, p. 25)''