A young woman, wearing a traditional full-length Amish dress and white bonnet, stepped away from a farmer's market, opened her palm and revealed a smartphone. She began to scroll through screens, seemingly ＿＿（16）＿＿ to the activity around her. Not far away, a man in his late 60s with a silvery beard, wide-brimmed straw hat and suspenders adjusted the settings on a computer-driven crosscut saw. He was soon cutting pieces for gazebos that are sold ＿＿（17）＿＿ and delivered around the country. The Amish have not given up on horse-drawn buggies. Their rigid ＿＿（18）＿＿ from many kinds of technology has left parts of their lifestyle ＿＿（19）＿＿ since the 19th century: no cars, TVs or connections to electric utilities, for example. But computers and cellphones are ＿＿（20）＿＿ into some Amish communities, pushing them—sometimes willingly, often not—into the 21st century.