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"  The New York Times discovered emoji this weekend. In the article (which appeared in Sunday Styles, of course), writer Jessica Bennett explained that you can use emoji to emphasize words, to punctuate words, or to replace them. What she didn&amp;#039;t explain is that you can do the reverse, and turn emoji into words using the accessibility settings in iOS. The results are often hilarious, if only because describing the tiny icons aloud reveals their inherent absurdity. To make your phone speak emoji, go to Accessibility in General settings and turn on Speak Selection. Then highlight the emoji you want the phone to read aloud, touch the arrow that comes up for more options, and choose &amp;quot;Speak.&amp;quot; Choose your emoji wisely for the most satisfying results (for example, &amp;quot;smiling pile of poo&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;a monkey that can speak no evil&amp;quot;).           "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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