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Eyes, nose, mouth, ears, cheeks, hair ... our eyes can easily capture the image of another person’s facial structure and recognize it instantaneously.

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Many many moons ago, in the yonder days of 1960, Columbia University joined dozens of institutions around the nation lining up for federal