I I did i it did occur to me that this is  uh , the return to the transcription , that there 's one third thing I wanted to  to ex raise as a to as an issue which is , um , how to handle breaths. So , I wanted to raise the question of whether people in speech recognition want to know where the breaths are. And the reason I ask the question is , um , aside from the fact that they 're obviously very time - consuming to encode , uh , the fact that there was some  I had the indication from Dan Ellis in the email that I sent to you ,
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and you know about , that in principle we might be able to , um , handle breaths by accessi by using cross - talk from the other things , be able that  in principle , maybe we could get rid of them , so maybe  And I was  I  I don't know , I mean we had this an and I didn't  couldn't get back to you ,
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