And that thin paper must be printed on special machines.
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Also, can the photo be printed on something actually edible?
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At the moment, only plastic items can be printed at sea.
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In time, however, metal parts may also be printed at sea.
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It can also be printed out on paper and scanned physically.
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But what if that could simply be printed out up there?
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"The shirts will be printed," the copy on the site cheers.
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Records of those discussions should be printed in the congressional record.
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Only 2,000 copies of the book's first edition will be printed.
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The report can be printed out and taken to a doctor.
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Carbon has developed various resins to diversify what can be printed.
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The symbol disclosure can be printed in black and white or color.
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Ross later conceded that the census forms would be printed without it.
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The report can also be printed out and taken to a doctor.
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Any ingredients that can be pressed through a die can be printed.
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I wanted the word "senior" to be printed on my business cards.
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But time is short, as the census forms must be printed soon.
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The census forms are due to be printed in the coming months.
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Photos must be stored on the platform to be printed through Amazon Prints.
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The scans provide enough resolution that 3D bones can be printed from them.
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The whole book will be printed on recycled paper using plant-based ink.
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His pages on that look thick, like they should be printed in 3D.
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It is not just simple pieces of lab equipment that can be printed.
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Last week, administration officials said census forms would be printed without the question.
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So — in theory at least — the upscaled version could be printed poster sized.
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Details: Only the Sunday issue of the 23,000-circulation paper will be printed.
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Can you share an example that could be printed in a family newspaper?
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About 200,000 will be printed with the U.S. Army logo and URL goarmy.
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It should be printed up as a flyer and distributed at all shows!
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They typically have an expiration date, which will be printed on the voucher.
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Before copies of the bill could be printed, debate began on the floor.
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Just 1m ballot papers will be printed for a nationwide electorate of 90m people.
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The administration has said census forms need to be printed in the coming days.
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Caucus cards will be printed in Tagalog to serve a large Filipino-American population.
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Even documents that are meant to be printed are largely being standardized and automated.
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The part will be printed at the UPS Store nearest to them for delivery.
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These will be printed on rolls of plastic film or ultra-thin flexible glass.
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A piece from the Washington Post editorial board will be printed opposite Khashoggi's column.
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Paper ballots have to be printed and distributed, after all, then audited and counted.
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I designed the layout, with the artwork, and sent it off to be printed.
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The words CRUNCH and WRAP will be printed in script, vertically down the arms.
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Will it actually be printed out with all the names and put on display?
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Words like "wine," which shall henceforth not be printed in books published in Iran.
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The administration previously said census forms need to be printed in the coming days.
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It will then be printed in their Toronto office and shipped out to you.
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Their names will be printed in The New York Times Magazine on December 2.
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A preview will appear, showing how the page will be printed out on paper.
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Afterward, the fingerprint design will be printed onto the vehicle via the printing robot.
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I wish the expiration dates would be printed in plain sight on the products.
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Conversely, no one has to be printed in a magazine to be considered an authority.
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Device keys can be printed as QR codes so visitors can easily add your printer.
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It is now suing to require instructions on medicine to be printed in both languages.
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Aprecia may be the exception today, but it has proved that medicines can be printed.
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"I didn't realize requesting public information be printed by an outlet, is bullying," she wrote.
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JESSE GREEN It can't be printed here, and I'm not even sure it's one word.
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Ms. Carter wanted to call it something that can't be printed in a family newspaper.
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It can be printed out or you can just be saved on your phone [sic].
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In this, a thin film is coated on its underside with the material to be printed.
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Receipts might be printed with a code that can then be submitted into a central draw.
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People lost their jobs, and it was announced that Transworld Skateboarding would no longer be printed.
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The nozzles will be printed in one go, instead of being assembled from 20 different parts.
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The next run of canned brews will be printed with "Happy Birthday Marines" on the bottom.
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The resulting file can be printed as a 22D object, experienced online or in virtual reality.
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Generally, the complaint forms are to be printed out and submitted in person or by mail.
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If a customer needs another copy, it can be printed without the original key being present.
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The group began by discussing the line's labels, and whether they should be printed or woven.
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"Bitcoin is just as real as fiat money, except Bitcoin can't be printed endlessly," he writes.
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You can design your own drawings to be printed on the toast or choose from set templates.
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NOVEMBER'S issue of Glamour, a popular women's glossy, will be the last monthly edition to be printed.
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On my way home, I stop at Walgreens to pick up photos I ordered to be printed.
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Time is an issue as the final census forms are due to be printed by spring 2019.
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Just think, one day everything we eat could be printed on demand in any shape we want.
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The Central Bank said the new banknotes would be printed with images of the country's indigenous animals.
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New books by Kuwaiti authors are especially vulnerable, because if banned they cannot be printed and distributed.
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Icon cofounder Evan Loomis told Business Insider that a house can be printed in about 27 hours.
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On the following page, confirm your first and last name, which will be printed on your card.
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The results appear in the smartphone app, and can be printed out and shared with your doctor.
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The administration previously told the court that the questionnaire needed to be printed by the end of June.
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" As for how long the message will be printed on customers' receipts, Simmons shared, "It's until further notice.
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This means that real, usable organs and be printed and implanted in a few hours with minimum invasiveness.
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The coffin can be printed with a 3D-printer and uses liquid nitrogen, which can be bought legally.
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This fall, the Zagat New York City restaurant guide will be printed for the first time since 2016.
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If you have a Netflix code on a receipt, the 11-digit PIN code will be printed there.
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It paid for flyers to be printed, and said it would cover a $5,000 reward for Norman's return.
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The image will be printed on a double-sized polyester and spandex blend material, and the possibilities are endless.
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Bioprinting will permit it to grow much more, and also allow different skin types and textures to be printed.
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It's been three days since Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said the 20163 census would be printed without the question.
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But Ms. Beard, 22.6, a former actuary, envisions a day when shoes will be printed in under an hour.
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This paper is the final version that the editors, writers, and copy editors sign off on to be printed.
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Also, be aware that your words are being recorded and might be printed on posters in the call center.
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The arm-rest, and the table on which we have our delicious lunch are both predestined to be printed.
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There's also a collaboration feature for you to invite others to submit notes to be printed for the grad.
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In screen printing, an artist uses a tightly stretched screen, blocking out the areas that will not be printed.
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Time is of the essence, as the official census forms are due to be printed in the coming months.
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Critics say the homemade firearms produced by Mr. Wilson's schematics can be printed without serial numbers or government registration.
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She was told that stickers would be printed in prayer books or Zohars with his name, to honor him.
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" The group planned for the ad to be printed in the programs passed out to fans attending the game. ".
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Because All-Star ballots needed to be printed well in advance, he was the leading vote-getter that season.
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But the carmaker said the new technology will allow for even "highly stressed" parts like pistons to be printed.
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This article should be printed and mass distributed all over America, much as Thomas Paine's "Common Sense" once was.
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With the Census survey sheets scheduled to be printed this summer, the Supreme Court agreed to hear the case.
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Consider that about 600 million documents need to be printed, and then organized to be sent to 130 million households.
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The stuff they have in common — for instance, both books need to be printed, warehoused, and distributed — they can share.
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Our print issue wants to be a digital being so badly, and our digital issues can't wait to be printed.
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This allows more complex objects to be printed without the need for added supports, and at a considerably faster pace.
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The pieces will be printed ESD Antero, a variety of thermoplastic designed to withstand the extreme heat of space travel.
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Lots of the rest of the lyrics in the rap, which ran more than four minutes, can't be printed here.
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The Basel booth's walls will be printed with images of the Zurich installation, but hung with real works by Schwitters.
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New British currency will be printed with the King's portrait, and the Queen's currency will slowly be removed from use.
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He spent his evenings writing letters to the editor that he hoped would be printed in The New York Times.
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Custom labels for its signature Amazing Grace fragrance ($48 for 2 ounces) can be printed on site and shared digitally.
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These can be printed at "massive scale" by machines, meaning they could be used for speedy rollout across large areas.
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Contracts and other important documents also tend to be printed out, as there is still something more official about paper.
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Thompson argued that the stories only could be printed recently because the Times is no longer reliant on Hollywood advertising.
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The only parts that won't be printed are the electronics, cables, and a handful of moving parts and rubber gaskets.
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The bicycle frame was made in one piece and eventually other parts of the bicycle could be printed, as well.
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"Those would usually be printed at the request of a higher-up person in the military or NASA," Hatton says.
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"Kirchnerismo, as such, is over," one former member of Fernández's cabinet told VICE News, requesting his name not be printed.
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Their voters, and supportive newspapers, meanwhile go berserk at news that British passports are to be printed by a French company.
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That&aposs why Congress had to pass a law saying the origin of watch has to be printed on the dial.
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The final images, several gigabytes each in size, can be printed as large as 60 by 75 inches without sacrificing detail.
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Those lists can then be printed out in the form of worksheets and flashcards for convenient, on-the-go vocabulary drills.
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The man departed with two parting words that cannot be printed here, stalking off before Moore could explain two important points.
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Instead, as Kennedy famously joked, Clifford merely asked that the name of his law firm be printed on the dollar bill.
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This will leave millions of writers so starved to be printed that they'll likely give their content away to Demand Media.
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The Spectrum flier was the first of the acid house era to be printed in full color, despite the expense involved.
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The campaign, which features ads that will be printed in a dozen big markets, touts the office company&aposs people focus.
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The fingerprint design will be printed onto the Porsche 911 hoods using a print head that precisely paints three-dimensional designs.
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"It's not football anymore" is the song that can be printed; there are a couple regularly heard in stadiums that cannot.
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Like the pie section, it would be printed on a continuous, four-foot piece of newsprint known as a pano-8.
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Nor has the ZEC met another opposition demand that it spell out where the ballot papers will be printed, stored or distributed.
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You can see the refund/deletion form here, which needs to be printed, filled out and mailed to the FAA for processing.
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On July 2, both the Justice Department and Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said the census forms would be printed without the question.
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Under Armour is only making 96 pairs currently, as each pair has to be printed and produced by the lab's small team.
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That said, NFC presents a lot more hurdles: QR codes can just be printed on a box, while NFC requires some electronics.
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Only 10,000 copies of Ask Me Anything will be printed, with "some of the proceeds" going to charities chosen by AMA mods.
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This book has not been utterly sanitized for anyone's protection, and many of the best lines won't be printed in this newspaper.
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The estate's permission depends on its review of any text to be printed, and it has asked writers to revise offending passages.
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Each of the pucks, which cost 94 cents to make, will be printed with the union's logo and distributed at no charge.
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Relief prints, mainly woodcuts and wood engravings, are created by carving into wood and cutting away the areas not to be printed.
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Conversely, no one needed to be printed in a magazine to be considered an authority on the newest foundations, blushes, and bronzers.
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After that, you'll be assigned a known traveler number (KTN) that will be printed on future airline tickets to indicate your status.
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For now, the titles of each dish will be printed in original Arabic, with other Arabic words in the text spelt phonetically.
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Time is of the essence in the case, as the official census forms are due to be printed in the coming months.
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The march's name, which would be printed on all the local promotion materials, soon came up as something that could be updated.
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An initial run of 200,000 will be printed in Germany - twice the circulation of the country's current best-known satirical magazine, Titanic.
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While its difficult for structures like capillaries to be printed on Earth, these structures form much easier in the absence of gravity.
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Opinion Nashville — I stood in the middle of a forest and whisper-screamed a word that cannot be printed in this newspaper.
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The court's speed was almost certainly a result of a looming deadline — the census forms are set to be printed in June.
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The administration previously told the court that the questionnaire needed to be printed by the end of June and could not be delayed.
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Ballots have to be printed in time and clarity over how to distribute parliamentary seats among member states is needed, the source added.
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As a result, there was no need to purge air bubbles from the hydraulic chambers, which could be printed can be completely sealed.
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These data used to be printed out and laid on the hangar floor; engineers walked along them for hours, looking for anything untoward.
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The DOJ initially said that census materials would be printed without a citizenship question, appearing to put an end to the legal fight.
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With a significant number of papers still to be printed, we focused on the New York postscript — the last opportunity to make changes.
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The lyrics are wall-to-wall inspiration, to the point that individual lines could be printed on kitten posters and hung in cubicles.
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In between contributions — which included "DIRE" and a four-letter exclamation of disappointment that can't be printed here — we talked about the options.
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The Supreme Court's speed was almost certainly a result of a looming deadline — the census forms are set to be printed in June.
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"If a candidate fails to comply with the requirements, their name shall not be printed on the general election ballot," the measure states.
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The high word count — 10 times that of an ordinary book — means that Bibles need to be printed on very thin paper, HarperCollins said.
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He eventually settled on 3D printing as the preferred method for creating this unique model; the violin can be printed as a single piece.
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However, if x is not true in the code below, nothing will be printed because the second print statement is part of the conditional.
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It will be a while before weapons robust enough for military use can be printed on demand (though civilian ones can be, see article).
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But it doesn't; it refers to the type of "Bull" that is typically followed by a four-letter word that cannot be printed here.
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Like before, this set of posters is free to download and can be printed out in full-poster size (30 inches by 48 inches).
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This means objects can be printed without supports because it doesn't print from the bottom up like normal FDM systems but from the edge.
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The markers I mentioned earlier, however, can be printed off the internet, and Hasbro says it'll make them available in case kids lose them.
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After the Justice Department said earlier this month that the census would be printed without the question included, Trump declared the announcement fake news.
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A prosthetic hand can be printed in about 19 hours and takes a few hours to construct using files from a free website, Thingiverse.
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He concluded that although the receipts appear to be printed on original ISIS stationery, the handwritten information on them was most likely not authentic.
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The selection, simply titled "NOISE," appeared to be printed in just that: a black-and-white pattern that closely resembled static on a television.
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If Donald Trump finally follows through on his rage and fires Jeff Sessions, the image with this story will be printed in history books.
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The 30-year-old Syrian pharmacist who was on duty that day asked that only her first name, Asala, be printed, for security reasons.
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A front-runner, a material known as perovskite, could be printed in dirt-cheap rolls and achieve far higher efficiencies than today's solar panels.
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Porsche plans on allowing other customer-specific designs to be printed in the future but is focusing on the fingerprint hood design for now.
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Studies detail how most voters do not check ballots from these systems, opening the door for ballots to be printed with the wrong candidates.
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And, before sending it off to be printed, users can customize their colors and even have their name engraved on the bottom of the orthotic.
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Ross then confirmed in a statement that the form would be printed without the question, although he said he still disagreed with the court's decision.
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They'll be printed using the L1, a newly announced printer designed for manufacturing that brings the company's Digital Light Synthesis technology to a larger scale.
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"I've been doing archival research of letters sent to comics artists where people sent checks to pay for the comic to be printed," she says.
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And rare is not something that can be said for the world's paper currencies that have been and continue to be printed in the trillions.
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She notes that Daydreamer's Journey is already assembled, and once the campaign finishes, the book will be printed and shipped to backers by December 2018.
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On top of that, Amazon will let brands assign a unique code for each product, that can then be printed onto a sticker or packaging.
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He famously refused to patent or trademark his design, allowing it to be used commonly on clothing, artwork — just about anywhere that can be printed.
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They worked equally well, but the 23-D ones could be printed in space -- or in rural and remote areas on Earth that lack access.
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Thousands of copies of the portraits will be printed by the Government Publishing Office and distributed to post offices, federal agencies and other government buildings.
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I am the first to scan the 30,000-plus names that will be printed, before passing on the list to a handful of other editors.
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Median annual salary in 2018: $40,410What they do, according to O*NET: Format text and images submitted by clients into pages that can be printed.
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Read more: Trump officials were reportedly so alarmed by his Ukraine call that the transcript had to be printed out and passed around by hand
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But because of the timing crunch — remember, forms have to be printed in the next few months — it needed to address all of it together.
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Fitbit also promises to expand the guidance to include challenges, health coaching, and health reports that can be printed out and shared with a physician.
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Raquel's plea may as well be printed as a motto on the Pfefferman insignia, a warning from this seduction-addicted family of Semitic shape-shifters.
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The photos were then put into an envelope, which was attached to the page where they belonged and sent to the press to be printed.
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The forthcoming facsimile will capture the appearance and feel of the original pages, which will be printed on highly tactile stock paper of various weights.
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The photos that you love shouldn't remain on your iPhone — they should be printed out, displayed in metallic frames, and given to friends as holiday gifts.
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The institute said in late 2015 that it planned an initial print run of up to 4,000 copies and wasn't sure whether more would be printed.
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The bill would have repealed the state law requiring legal notices to be printed in newspapers, clearing the way for the lucrative ads to move online.
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Chambers will only produce 100 copies of each map, and they'll be printed on high quality Canson Aquarelle Rag sized A2 (16.53 x 23.39 inches) paper.
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Soon after, another user demonstrates how to send an email, which the host receives and then, quaintly, explains how the message can also be printed out.
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But researchers at Harvard are demonstrating a new technique by which 3D metal structures can be printed in midair, without the need for anything supporting them.
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Soon, tens of thousands of images of her face would be printed under the most abhorrent transphobic slur, and she'd be inextricably bound to it forever.
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Everything in ThemeGo can be bookmarked, creating a personalized itinerary and map for the visit, which can be printed out or accessed through a mobile device.
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The crisis led to the release of the 100 trillion dollar Zimbabwean dollar note - the single largest known bill to be printed by any central bank.
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I don't know what dire situation requires this — maybe a Pokémon iPhone case needing to be printed, or a Tesla phone supercharger needing to be made?
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What they do, according to O*NET: They format and proof text and images submitted by designers and clients into finished pages that can be printed.
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Sample ballots that are handed out must be printed on colored paper instead of white paper, which ABC News reports was not the case in Marion.
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In many cases, the product key will be printed on a sticker on your computer, or included in the packaging with your boxed copy of Windows.
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The four-by-two meter boat can be printed in about 60 hours and is equipped with a power supply, Wi-Fi, GPS and a microcontroller.
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The shipping fee will be billed to your paired PayPal account, and you will get a label ready to be printed and affixed to your package.
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He lives by the maxim "See it, want it, have it," along with a series of lesser slogans that could be printed on athleisure T-shirts.
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As with Ms. Alzabaidi, the approval form told her to check online for when the visa would be printed and she could pick up her passport.
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The process involves hand-coating mesh screens in UV-sensitive emulsion and exposing them to light, which creates an image that can be printed by hand.
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Ms. Mahyoub was issued a document that stated that she had been approved for a visa and just needed to wait for it to be printed.
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In his previous work, he used a computer algorithm to design patterned motifs to be printed on film and exposed to the sun for fifteen minutes.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross maintained that he disagrees with the Supreme Court decision, but confirmed Tuesday that the census would be printed without the citizenship question.
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The bank note, worth about $13, is the second to be printed by the Bank of England using a polymer material instead of special cotton paper.
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The form, which can be printed from the internet, requires citizens to write down their full name, permanent residence, time of movement, and reason for movement.
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One of those gifts is fluency with the sort of language that can be printed in this newspaper generally only when associated with White House intrigue.
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In a report published in September, ING predicted that 50 percent of manufactured goods will be printed by 2060, erasing nearly one-quarter of global trade.
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The Pocket Camera is installed atop a portable Game Boy and can store 30 images, which can then be printed on a pocket printer, sold separately.
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The main limitation is the speed at which the products can be printed, a process that has to be overseen by the founders, who work in shifts.
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According to the findings, one of the potential exploits could allow hackers to easily steal information that was only intended to be printed as a hard copy.
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As well as the fact that these adversarial images can be printed at home (you can even do so yourself if you like), they're also remarkably flexible.
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Soon, everyone will have a bodyscan of themselves and will be able to download clothing files online, to be printed at home in custom sizing and prints.
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However, on his first night back hosting The Late Late Show, Corden revealed the one name he almost allowed to be printed on his daughter's birth certificate.
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Their software systems can be so ancient that policies have to be printed out with standard wording and modified with a typewriter, says Jillian Slyfield of Aon.
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Chemical company DuPont has also developed stretchable "electronic ink" that can be printed onto fabric for smart garments that are machine washable, according to that firm's website.
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After the June 27 ruling, it appeared as though the administration was conceding defeat, with Justice Department lawyers saying the census would be printed without the question.
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Once a design is created, it can be uploaded and shared via the online 3D modeling community Sketchfab or sent straight to Shapeways to be printed out.
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I don't want to dream will be printed in its entirety in the next volume 36/37 of CBK Comics's international comic art magazine, C'est Bon Anthology.
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Released in the 2000s, this camera came equipped with four 20053mm lens that snapped photos with each lens, producing a 22005D lenticular image that could be printed.
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The Guardian's style of journalism will not change, but the new format allows it to be printed by a wider array of presses, helping it cut costs.
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Coaches and players now use tablet computers to review plays during games instead of the black-and-white photographs that used to be printed on the sideline.
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BMD supporters, however, say they're far more accessible for people with disabilities and adaptable for jurisdictions such as L.A., where ballots must be printed in multiple languages.
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When ordering the card, customers are in fact prompted to provide a signature to be printed in place of their name on the front of the plastic.
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Three 30-year-old women from Macau found it hard to explain why they had come, as they waited for their portraits with Santa to be printed.
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Then just choose which photos you'd like to print and your online memories will instantly be printed on 2 x 3-inch HP Zink sticky-backed photo paper.
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By Spool's definition, a GIF is more akin to paint, clay, or photography—something that can be printed, projected, or sculpted, in addition to being displayed on screen.
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We might call it like this: The number 2 will be printed (assuming that the function is actually defined somewhere that the current script can access; see below).
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The photographers either have hurry to go make prints and then string them up for later viewing, or the photos have to be printed-on-demand at kiosks.
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Get her dressed, and she plays while I wash my face, get dressed, and pull files I need to be printed onto a USB to take to Staples.
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The 39 Burrus manuscripts were combined with examples of the first four collected editions of Shakespeare's works to be printed, capitalizing on the 353th anniversary of his death.
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The Lee statue could be taken off its pedestal, or surrounded by panes of glass, on which the testimony of one of Lee's former slaves might be printed.
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New Jersey legislators will also vote Monday on a measure that would make changes to a state law that requires legal notices to be printed in state newspapers.
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But the fact that the census needs to be printed in a timely fashion might push the high court to agree to hear the case sometime this term.
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"If a cover was printed in seven colors, it had to be printed seven different times, in seven different colors, all stacked up on each other," he said.
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In the fifth episode of FLUX, host Anthony Morgan discovers how molecular engineers are digitizing the physical world and creating complex designs that can be printed in seconds.
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In the "Shop" section, you can order gifts, prints, collages, photo books, and cards which can be printed and picked up in-store, or sent to your home.
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It's not clear whether the Trump administration will ultimately find a way to include the citizenship question on census forms, which are due to be printed this summer.
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Each EMERGENCY FINAL DE-ARCHIVE envelope, to be printed and shipped only upon request and approval of the Compliance Board, was broad and brown as a flour sack.
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The New York Times newsroom had only hours to rework a newspaper that would be printed later that night, and 26 articles that Friday would mention Dr. King.
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But is that still the case if what you eat just so happens to be printed-out photographs of an actor frequently featured in the work of Judd Apatow?
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Once a voter's registration is confirmed, a ballot individualized for the voter's election district will be printed; the ballot must then be filled out and inserted into a scanner.
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The caption was never meant to be printed, they said, and they're appalled and deeply sorry that it somehow made it past the editing process to go to print.
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If the script of "Septembers of Shiraz" looked anything like the film sounds, each sentence would be printed in bold, increased to an extra-large font and thrice underlined.
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Carbon has created dozens of resins that can be printed to make soft and rigid objects, including pieces that replace foam in seat cushions, footwear, athletic gear and furnishings.
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In years to come, the messages may be printed and included in the paper archive of the Opera di Santa Maria del Fiore, whose documents date back to 1296.
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What to watch: A Facebook announcement for the book noted the memoir, titled "Permanent Record," will be printed globally by Macmillan Publishers this fall by way of Metropolitan Books.
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She said that she sometimes warned composers that their lowercase works would often be printed uppercase against their wishes — or risk disappearing in blocks of text when printed correctly.
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The feature allows travelers to use their smartphones to add their airlines' luggage tags to their suitcases remotely, rather than waiting at check-in for tags to be printed.
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The vast majority of the company's revenue comes from making newspapers, custom labels, and other things that need to be printed at scale with a high level of detail.
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The scans are actually detailed enough to be printed, though "practical" is probably a pretty strong word in that case, with consumer 3D printing suffering some major post-hype doldrums.
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A QR code is then available to be printed on the photo while a copy of the photo and QR code is uploaded via Bluetooth to the Mini LiPlay app.
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This March, the Telegraph reported that the members of parliament had agreed to a new compromise, in which bills would be printed on vellum and interior pages on archival paper.
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On July 2, all signs pointed to the fight being over: The Justice Department and Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross both said the census forms would be printed without the question.
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Recent polling of the race shared with BuzzFeed News, on the condition that the exact numbers not be printed, had Roby leading all of her opponents by more than 10%.
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He added that it takes six to 12 months for new money to be printed — even in developed economies — and revealed that this was the biggest problem that India had.
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How it works: In 3D-printing, metal parts can be constructed layer by layer but most metal alloys can't be printed this way because current processes cause them to crack.
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The newspaper must be printed within a few-hour window every night, which is why Zerafa's team has to be prepared to make on-the-fly repairs at moment's notice.
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While some of those emails may have been sent directly from Huma in order to be printed, officials told CNN, the number was far fewer than the amount Comey described.
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The HARP process allows a wide range of materials to be printed at large scale, including hundreds of different polymers, each one of which could be hard, soft or rubbery.
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As detailed in Advanced Materials, the 3D printed tubes of water were up to a millimeter in diameter and could be printed in spiraling shapes that were several meters long.
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For a rule of thumb, if you want to know the maximum size that a file can be printed and maintain its visual quality, divide its pixel dimensions by 300.
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The not-so-high-tech process works like this, according to the Virginian-Pilot: - Pieces of paper with each candidate's name will be printed and cut to the same size.
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Each of these shapes can be printed out and folded into small sculptures, which the artists will print, fold, and display in an exhibition at Front/Space in Kansas City, Missouri.
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But by saying the text has to be printed ahead of the debate it will allow leadership to anticipate potentially controversial issues and work with members to manage politically tricky votes.
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A DOJ lawyer last week told a federal judge that the census form would be printed without the question, and then a day later, Trump tweeted that was wrong, creating confusion.
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Perovskite cells can also be made cheaply from commonly available industrial chemicals and metals, and they can be printed onto flexible films of plastic in roll-to-roll mass-production processes.
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But a team of researchers from MIT have created a new kind of 3D hologram that can be printed on the inkjet printer you probably already have sitting on your desk.
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Voter registration databases will mostly be printed out by Election Day, but counties that allow voting in more than one polling place and use electronic voter registration information could be affected.
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That done, though, the upshot would be something that could safely and easily be stuck onto the skin like a plaster, and could be printed in huge volumes at little cost.
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His picture, with his sandy-brown hair and sweet smile, was splashed across televisions and newspapers, and was the first of a missing child to be printed on a milk carton.
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The massive artwork can be printed out and displayed pretty much anywhere, and was put up on a street in Liverpool as part of the city's biennial art festival this year.
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The UK's House of Lords voted to end a centuries-old tradition, decreeing that from April onward British laws will no longer be printed on calfskin vellum, but on archival paper.
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The bill will no longer be printed, and, from the end of 2018, central banks in the 19 nations of the eurozone will no longer replace €500 notes that are returned.
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Schiff rocked Rosemary on her hip as Ruby talked about the photographs of Schiff's, including a series on candles, that would be printed on the silk-crêpe dresses he was making.
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Mr. Donohue said he had initially ordered 120 books to be printed and sold out at three events in recent days, including a meeting of the Narrowbacks, an Irish-American group.
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Oftentimes they would make two or three, and sometimes even more, negatives – cameras just lined up in a row, because in those days the negatives would be printed out very quickly.
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Democratic lawmakers and newspaper industry officials said they suspected that Mr. Christie was pressing for quick passage of a bill that would eliminate the requirement for public notices to be printed.
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They'll also often mention articles to him and if he hasn't already seen a particular story, he'll ask for it to be printed out and given to him, said the official.
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" Referring to the $13 million Tynes was seeking in damages, Eisen said that fewer than 50 copies of her book had been preordered and "only a few hundred scheduled to be printed.
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Because modern 3D printers can be stored within an average retail environment, or even at home, this allows for the custom shoes to be printed almost exactly at the point of purchase.
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The effects have been painful: businesses cannot pay workers or suppliers; day-long queues stretch outside banks as citizens jostle for new notes that cannot be printed fast enough to meet demand.
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It's not clear to me, entirely, what needs to be printed on the space station, and though I ask a couple of people at the event, no one can quite tell me.
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The Department of Justice and Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross had both confirmed to reporters earlier this week that the census forms would be printed without the question after the high court's decision.
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Trump's tweet that he was "absolutely moving forward" on the question threw off his own government lawyers, who had told reporters that the census would indeed be printed without the citizenship question.
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They can be printed the size of bus ads or subway ads, they can cover your front door or fill your front window, or be used as your social media profile image.
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As a sponsor, you'll receive a special digital valentine featuring your new animal friend, which can be printed for yourself or given as a Valentine's Day gift to a compassionate loved one!
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Ray Bozarth acknowledged the mistake to The Kansas City Star on Friday, saying that a miscommunication between the party and its vendor caused the false info to be printed on the mailers.
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You can read through the whole manual here, download it as a PDF designed to be printed and stapled, or grab a zip file with high quality versions of all 52 pages.
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Economists have even begun to debate the wisdom of so-called helicopter money, which would be printed by the central bank and handed out to citizens or used to finance public works.
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Rare objects include 17th century books, engravings and artifacts, like the first Bible to be printed in America and a document that gave the Mayflower colonists English permission to settle in America.
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The words "Not for Federal Use" will be printed in the top right corner, signifying that this ID cannot be used to board domestic flights or drive to Mexico or Canada. 2.
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At Alinea, in Chicago, courses on his tasting menus used to be printed in a long, snaking column; sweeter dishes drifted out to the right margin and more savory ones swayed left.
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Right now extrusion-based 3-D printing allows a broad palette of materials to be printed, but the process is extremely slow and can take days if it is a large part.
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THAT'S WHY YOU SEE IN THESE HUMA INTERVIEWS AND EVEN FROM JUDICIAL WATCH THEY'RE NOT MAKING A BIG STINK OF IT. THEY KNOW THAT SECRETARY CLINTON ASKED FOR EVERYTHING TO BE PRINTED OUT.
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While the blueprints can be printed using a 3D printer, industry experts told The Associated Press that such printers are expensive, the guns can disintegrate quickly, and normal guns are easier to access.
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The baby is then registered in the system, and a birth certificate containing the ID code can be printed and collected from any civil registration center in the country upon presenting the bracelet.
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There are certain procedures—particular words are read from a book, or they can be printed on to parchment for more aesthetic value—and to the outsider, this would look like devil worship.
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So, for example, a piece could be printed now for 52 euros ($60) that would have cost €80 in 2013, allowing the savings to be spent on improving aspects like finishing and coloring.
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These segments could then be printed using flexible material and applied to a physical recreation of the Chapel built of lightweight steel, plywood mounted on aluminum panels, and topped with a fiberglass dome.
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Two versions of the 2020 census form — one with the citizenship question and one without — are ready to be printed the moment the Supreme Court rules, most likely at the end of June.
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What they shouted cannot be printed, but it was unflattering enough to Lebanon's president, Michel Aoun, the standard-bearer of the political party unofficially backing the rival team, that a brawl broke out.
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"As soon as news of the exhibit will be printed in newspapers, everyone will say, 'Finally, the Vatican has dug out the original menorah,'" Rome's chief rabbi, Riccardo Di Segni, joked on Monday.
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The court stepped in before any appeals court had ruled on the matter, putting the case on an unusually fast track — almost certainly because census forms are set to be printed in June.
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Pushing the stick in until it clicks is also a good idea that should, in the right light, show you the cute little note that seems to be printed on the circuit board below.
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Paper photographs, which were initially made from paper negatives and then from glass negatives, could be printed in multiple in a variety of sizes, and could be easily mailed or tucked into an album.
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In 2009 Serafina Corrêa's municipal council ordered that official documents be printed in Talian as well as Portuguese, and in 2014 Brazil's ministry of culture recognised it as part of the country's cultural heritage.
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So whatever you place in the machine—be it as small as a bottle cap or as large as a football helmet—can be printed with custom imagery, at resolutions up to 1,200 DPI.
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By comparison, the cost of an AR-28503 semi-automatic rifle, one of the weapons that Wilson says can be printed using his plans, is estimated at anywhere between $22019 and several thousand dollars.
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Gossage's book was to be printed on matte, uncoated paper, which is typically used for literary books, not for photography; to achieve the desired pictorial density, Steidl would be using multiple blacks and grays.
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Note that this may be printed on the back of the router or may be uniquely chosen by the owner of the network, in which case you'll need to ask them for the password.
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Newsom wrote to the legislature Monday asking it to expedite the bill approval process, which typically requires that new legislation first be printed, circulated among lawmakers, and posted online for at least 72 hours.
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If nothing else, SmugMug now finds itself in possession of a cherished relic from the early days of Web 2.0 and a shit-ton of photos that can be printed on tote bags or whatever.
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The Cintiq Pro may be necessary for artists who work in animation or produce work to be printed, but if you're not too concerned with color accuracy, the Cintiq 16 is a pretty great alternative.
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These sheets, all color-coded, would soon be printed onto a piece of silicon, giving a tightly-wound processor more computing ability than one could ever get from a printed circuit board on its own.
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Lansdale's main contribution to the campaign was to suggest that the ballots for Diem be printed in red (considered a lucky color) and the ballots for Bao Dai in green (a color associated with cuckolds).
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"You can just print these engines almost from scratch for so much less," Allen says, estimating that a new engine can be printed for about a fifth of the cost of repurposing space shuttle overstock.
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The depiction of Native Americans as horse-eating, husband-killing savages doesn't sit well in modern eyes, and the name of Henry Silva's character in "The Tall T" is so offensive it cannot be printed.
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The vague George Webb promise came first as a prediction, "George Webb Predicts the Brewers Will Win 303 in a Row," and was so popular that it would eventually be printed on the restaurant's napkins.
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Porsche has developed a direct printing method that will allow "high quality" designs to be printed onto its vehicles, and wants to start by placing Porsche 911 customers' fingerprints onto the hood of their cars.
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That's because the executable file would be printed in binary zeros and ones on a chip, and then anyone could use standard techniques from that executable in binary to reverse-engineer to the source code.
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According to the lawsuit, Clauson and her parents claimed that photographer Jason Lee Parry sold the "blatantly salacious" photo to clothing line Blood Is the New Black to be printed and sold in Urban Outfitters stores.
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Entitled "Messaging in the Minority," the document offers "messaging guidance" on "our pro-life platform" and contains a note stating it is "strictly OFF-THE-RECORD" and not to be printed or reproduced by/for media.
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Griep, the principal of Har-Ber, sent a memo to Sprague Tuesday saying that from now on, nothing could be printed without prior review by school authorities while new guidelines for student media were being created.
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But it may as well be printed on a palm card by Trump loyalists and handed out at Metro stations to members of Congress trying to figure out what on earth they should do from here.
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The apparel, designed to interact with the vision system of sharks, can be printed on items such as wetsuits, underwater cables or surfboards to either hide the user or present them as an unpalatable food choice.
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A host of special characters represent unique syllables of Cantonese, enabling books and magazines to be printed in Cantonese rather than Mandarin, and fuelling the party's ire at Hong Kongers intent on asserting their distinct identity.
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Golway admits his firm needs to "fail faster" in order to see accelerated progress, and acknowledged significant effort, discovery and investment are still needed before an actual organ can be printed for human use, he said.
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"You say, 50,000 of a thing must be printed and delivered to a stadium in a 48- or 72-hour period, most people would go, 'Not possible,'" said Rob Martin, the chief operating officer at BDA.
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He also excelled in his use of tusche, a liquid that, when poured on a lithographic stone or plate, can leave a flowing motif that can be printed; it was especially used by Motherwell and Francis.
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Because millions of textbooks had to be printed in a short period of time, Aazem and a few other companies invested in their own presses, which went largely idle once the school publishing season was over.
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When Mr. Rouhani finally arrived, there were victory signs, but also shouts of support for Mohammad Khatami, a more liberal former president whose portrait is not allowed to be printed or shown on television in Iran.
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The scabrous one-pager "Future Presidents" features nine putrid possibilities for the country's highest office, now that the bar has been lowered; "Infected Robert Durst Hangnail" is perhaps the only one that can be printed here.
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Word and Image includes a page from the Cologne Bible, printed in the late 20173th century, and the first bible to be printed with more than 100 artistic miniatures that break up the blocks of text.
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Orange brochures emblazoned with the cartoon of a girl defending young immigrants are already designed and just waiting to be printed and shipped to hundreds of members of Congress and thousands of people around the country.
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If you prefer to craft one from scratch: Photocopy your hands (have a friend press the button), scan the printout, and take the scanned file to the copy shop to be printed on removable clear vinyl adhesive.
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The next morning, with Barney gone, I heard the girls giggling and knocked on their door, was invited in by two gothy late teenagers, and interviewed the pair for a lark – none of which could be printed.
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Think of them as optical illusions, but for AI. They can be made into glasses that fool facial recognition systems, they can be printed onto physical objects, and now, researchers from Google have turned them into stickers.
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Hitachi Kokusai, which manufactures equipment that forms thin films on wafers so that circuits can be printed on semiconductors, last month lifted its full-year net income forecast by 37 percent to 19.9 billion yen ($179 million).
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The printing process allows said high-temperature state to be printed onto a liquid resin using light from a projector, which MIT says is basically what happens when dentists 3D print replicas of teeth or cavity fills.
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Virginia state law requires that tied elections be decided by lots — in this case, the candidates' names will be printed on slips of paper, put inside separate film canisters and drawn from a bowl by an official.
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This young farmer — whose real name will not be printed for security reasons — owns a small plot of land near the village of Jaleaca de Catalán in the imposing mountains of the southern Mexican state of Guerrero.
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Until the analysis contained within them penetrates the rest of the paper's editorial ethos, op-eds about racist team names will continually be printed in publications like the Post alongside "neutral" coverage that repeatedly reprints a slur.
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An original 21th-century map would have been made by gouging an image into a piece of wood, removing anything not to be printed, and then inking it and pressing a piece of paper onto the relief.
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Martin's still-yet-to-be-released epic fantasy novel is obviously a far different product than that of Robert Mueller's report, but the physical product will still go through a similar process to be printed as a book.
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The campaign involves 30-second television advertisements, which will air on all local broadcast networks for six months, as well as educational brochures, which will be printed in six or seven languages and distributed to hotels for tourists.
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Instead of forwarding "hundreds and thousands" of emails to Weiner's computer to be printed out, she had forwarded only a few—and there is no evidence that she made a "regular practice" of sending emails to Weiner's computer.
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In intaglio, the image to be printed is incised into a plate to which ink is added,with the plate then wiped clean so that only the ink that has fallen into the incisions will transfer to paper.
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It's possible this insight into starfish locomotion could one day aid water filtration systems or be implemented in robotics, Prakash and his co-authors write in a paper that has yet to be printed in a scientific journal.
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"A 60-page document could be printed in the time you spent walking to the printer to get it," Alan Kay, another key PARC researcher who helped design the fonts used by the printer, said in an interview.
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It also invites them to think about the role of a newspaper in a democracy, by posing one simple challenge: Write the headline of an article that would not be printed if the U.S. government controlled the press.
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A new design can be printed by changing the digital file, which doesn't change the cost of the house — unlike many prefab or shipping container homes where one specific design has to be used to keep costs low.
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Razor handles will be printed using stereolithography, a type of 3D printing technology from Boston-based Formlabs and people will be able to choose from 48 designs and seven colors, priced between $19 and $45, including one razor blade.
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The trade press of the time wrote of Acrobat with much excitement, as it represented the ability to take a document as it would show up on a printed page—if it even needed to be printed at all.
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This means you can reduce the total amount of material in an object which can save you a few bucks if you send the model off to be printed or want to do it yourself on your own printer.
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Justice Department lawyers had repeatedly argued in court filings that they needed a swift ruling on whether the citizenship question in order to meet a June 85033 deadline to finalize census materials so they could be printed on time.
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LONDON (Reuters) - NME, the pop music newspaper that created the first British singles chart in 1952, will be printed for the final time this week as it shifts focus to its digital audience, publisher Time Inc said on Wednesday.
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If Greece had decided to officially leave the euro, it would have created a months-long economic paralysis, as the banking system totally froze up waiting for new currency to be printed and new payment systems to be developed.
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Most often, the cashier or customer swipes or inserts the card, then waits for the transaction to be processed and the customer to sign the electronic pad (or, worse, for a paper receipt to be printed and then signed).
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The challengers say that proceedings in the lower court could be concluded in time for the high court to issue a final ruling before October, which the government has said is the latest deadline for census forms to be printed.
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When Johannes Gutenberg invented the modern printing press in the 27th century, the Christian Church jumped at the opportunity to distribute religious materials more easily, and the Bible became the first major work to be printed by the new technology.
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To that end, viewers are invited to communicate with the artists on view through a specially calibrated text messaging system, whereby messages sent to individual artists at a designated number will be printed out on paper and delivered to them.
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In 33 it started selling its own 3D-printed versions of its Star Wars characters through Shapeways, an American online 3D-printing service, which allows goods to be printed on demand when ordered by people without their own 3D printers.
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The slim volumes—11.5cm x 213cm and 56 pages—were designed so that they could be printed from a single sheet of paper known as a "quad crown"; their format has remained unchanged since they were first published in 1867.
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Click here to view original GIFReddit user Stupot McDoodle made clever software that could turn any GIF into a flip book by turning the frames of a GIF into easy-to-put-together squares that could be printed on paper.
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It's made up of multiple layers that include a base substrate of thicker paper stock, a layer of carbon molecules applied as a fine powder, and layers on top of that which can be printed on using standard inkjet inks.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - A piece of skin about the size of your thumbnail can be printed in less than a minute, scientists in Singapore say, a game-changing step for the future of non-animal testing for cosmetics and other products.
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It said the trial judge who had thrown out the conviction, Daniel Conviser, appeared to have wrongly believed that the stolen code needed to be printed on paper for Aleynikov to be guilty of what he called an "obscure" crime.
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The Lowe's manager who asked that their location not be printed added that their "hands are very much on every single one of these schedules" when it comes to their employees, to ensure that their team isn't unhappy with their schedules.
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An administration official stressed that as of now the census will be printed without the citizenship question, though discussions are continuing about how to challenge last week's Supreme Court ruling blocking the Census Bureau from adding it to the questionnaire.
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While at Atelier 240 in Paris, a studio founded by the pioneering British printmaker Stanley William Hayter, Reddy refined a technique that allows variously colored inks to be printed at the same time by controlling the viscosities of the inks.
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More than 500 relatives of former patients sued the government this year, demanding damages of 5.5 million yen ($51,000) each and an apology to be printed in newspapers for the suffering, arguing that, among other things, family ties were destroyed.
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Sadigianis is also collaborating with Melia Marden, the chef at The Smile cafe in downtown Manhattan, on a cooking class and a series of recipes incorporating Oracle, to be printed on cards and included with orders later in the fall.
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" —Christina Roman, Galerie St. Etienne EIDIA House: EIDIA House Plato's Cave is inviting anyone to submit a poem that will be printed and displayed in an exhibition, held "in the spirit of J20 Art Strike January 20 and WRITERS RESIST.
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A Census Bureau official testified during trial that the questionnaire could be printed as late as October 31, meaning there would be time to review the new evidence on an expedited basis, said Dale Ho, the director of the ACLU's Voting Rights Project.
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To try to calm jitters that more money would be printed than is required, the RBZ plans to contract a German printer and keep the value of the new notes below $200 million or 4 percent of the total deposits held by banks.
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Recently, at least one billboard supporting the candidate popped up in the Mexican state of Nayarit that looked like this:It seemed like the Zapata campaign erected a mockup for a political ad with placeholder text where the final hashtag was to be printed.
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"The closest thing doable via 3D printing now would be the creation of a forgery, which could be printed via a transparent red resin or a plastic," Greg Kress, the CEO of 3D-printing company Shapeways told Refinery29 of creating realistic-looking rubies.
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One campaign adviser said they're considering a handful of phrases that can be printed on banners and handheld signs for the president's campaign rallies, much like the "no collusion" and "read the transcript" mantras printed on tees during the Russia probe and impeachment.
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When he testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee last week, Comey claimed that Hillary Clinton's aide Huma Abedin had made a "regular practice" of forwarding "hundreds and thousands" of Clinton's emails to her husband Anthony Weiner, so they could be printed out.
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He noted that if his comedy routine, during his final appearance at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner, was successful, he could earn "serious Tubmans" — a nod to Harriet Tubman, the American abolitionist whose image will be printed on future $20 bills.
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The cards, which will be printed and provided by the Police Department, will also be handed over at checkpoint car stops and upon request during informational conversations on the street that do not legally constitute a police stop, the Council officials said.
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SINGAPORE, Nov 13 (Reuters) - A piece of skin about the size of your thumbnail can be printed in less than a minute, scientists in Singapore say, a game-changing step for the future of non-animal testing for cosmetics and other products.
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In my view, a laudable goal would be to shoot for a system whereby 90 percent of individuals would be able to prepare their taxes with a one page form, although it might have to be printed on both sides of the page.
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So little time remains before the date in September when ballots must be printed and mailed to overseas and military voters, and other election details must be settled, that the calendar would ordinarily all but dictate that the existing map be used.
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The fashionable, glamorous character — a singer, actress, and model in the original comics — was popular with readers because they could send in sketches of the clothes they wanted Katy and her friends to wear, which would later be printed into the comics.
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While Michelangelo painted the ceiling of Sistine Chapel between 1508 and 1512, it wasn't until Giorgio Ghisi created engravings of Michelangelo's work decades later — thus insuring that copies could be printed and reprinted — that the public became familiar with the original painted works.
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In other words, these patterns, which can be printed on clothing or textiles, appear to have all facial features that the visual software can interpret as a face, thus overloading and over saturating the algorithm so that it can't really tell which faces are real.
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In the U.K., which votes next week on whether or not to break away from the European Union, 10-year Gilt rates (British bonds are called "Gilts" because they used to be printed on gold-edged paper), are yielding a record low 1.13 percent.
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Gretchen and Lindsay get into a fight, because Lindsay won't be herself around Paul (and won't stop mentioning him -- "Beetlejuice, bitch" as the appropriate reaction to your friend who won't stop saying her significant other's name should be printed in self-help manuals immediately).
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Middlesex County District Attorney Marian T. Ryan wrote a letter that will be printed in the Massachusetts Veterinary Medical Association newsletter early next week describing the case of a woman who couldn't understand why her pet was still in pain despite being prescribed pain medication.
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Summers argues that the fact that "in certain circles the 500 euro note is known as the 'Bin Laden,'" is exactly the reason why it should no longer be printed; pointing to the illicit activities associated with the bill to give it such a nickname.
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The policy will make it much harder for Bronx Bombers fans to get last-minute tickets for below face value, which they have been able to do by buying from resellers like StubHub, which emails PDF versions of tickets that can be printed at home.
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That leaves the Supreme Court as the state's last possible recourse, and Michigan has told Justice Kagan that an emergency stay would have to be issued by September 8th in order to allow the state to send the correct ballot off to be printed.
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James and Louis were in a band (the various names of which are "too bad to ever be printed") whose members all had a crush on one girl, one of Riley' friends, and the three became close, catching up after school and on weekends.
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As part of the research, titled "dr0wned – Cyber-Physical Attack with Additive Manufacturing", the researchers phished their way into a computer that was connected to a 3D printer, found the blueprints for a drone propeller that was to be printed, and sabotaged the design.
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The fivesome of "Chapo Trap House" are not the only bards of the new American left — there is "Red Scare" and another whose name cannot be printed — but they have led the way for a movement that together generates millions of dollars a year.
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But her officials were not likely to be happy to discover that Michael Gove, who strongly favored Brexit and whom she fired from the cabinet, had secured the first British interview with Mr. Trump, scheduled to be printed in The Times of London on Monday.
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When I asked Amazon about winning the Buy Box with regard to books, a company spokesperson sent me this statement and requested it be printed in full: We have listed and sold books, both new and used, from third party sellers for many years.
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So the pattern can be printed on clothes or textiles and worn round your head or as a scarf or whatever and used to fool the software—software used by the likes of Facebook and retailers—by having it focus on "its face," rather than yours.
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Taunts that started at school would make their way into comments; those leaked nudes would be printed and posted on lockers and line the walls like a walk of fame; bullying that happened in person was filmed on low-res, early-gen phone cameras and shared around.
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His "automatic" poems from 1961 are simply comprised of a torn sheet of used carbon paper, calling to mind the practice of samizdat, or underground publishing, that consisted in typing multiple copies of a manuscript that could not be printed legally, and then distributing them surreptitiously.
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Over the next half-hour, the cohort members read from a text they had prepared in advance, at times echoing one another in a refrain that can't be printed here, but that made clear their desire to thoroughly dismantle the inner workings of Performance Space New York.
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After the Supreme Court ruled last week that the Census could not ask respondents whether they were a US citizen (at least based on the administration's current justification for doing so), Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross announced the 2020 census will be printed without any questions on citizenship.
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The census will continue to be printed without the citizenship question while the administration re-evaluates all options to see if it could win a new lower court decision that would permit it to add the question, according to a person familiar with the administration's thinking.
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While it's unclear what Bass will say next week in her floor speech honoring Hussle, her statements and any other materials submitted for the record will be included with other proceedings from that day in the official Congressional Record, which will be printed the next day.
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This is how it works: Under its "High quality" plan, Google will store an unlimited number of photos for free as long as you allow them to be compressed to 16 megapixels (according to Google, photos that size can be printed without issue up to 24 x 16 inches).
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Shortly after it hit the United States, an up and coming music critic by the name of Lester Bangs sat before his typewriter and clacked away at the keys late into the night until he produced five paragraphs about the record that would be printed in Rolling Stone magazine.
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It will send data to and from Earth or between satellites at a rate of 1.8 Gigabits per second, which is about equivalent to sending all the data that could be printed in a one-meter long shelf of books in one second, according to generally accepted industry measures.
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VIDA, an e-commerce startup that allows artists to upload their designs to be printed on real-world materials – like fabric, leather, metal and more – which are then sold as unique products, has grown its community of artists to over 100,000 members since its launch a few years ago.
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When she became a spokesperson for No. 7 makeup, people said that wasn't a feminist thing to do; when she permitted "We Should All Be Feminists" to be printed on Dior T-shirts that sold for more than seven hundred dollars, people said she'd been corrupted by capitalism.
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The manuscripts will remain unread except for their titles—Atwood's is "Scribbler Moon"—until 2114, when they will be printed on paper made from a thousand pine trees that have been planted in the Nordmarka, a forest not far from where the library will be maintained, in Oslo, Norway.
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In an opinion written by Chief Justice John Roberts, the majority blocked the administration from including the citizenship question on forms slated to be printed in the next several weeks – and established that courts have the power, in rare circumstances, to scrutinize the motives of the executive branch.
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In this case, though, it was clear that if the Court waited until next term to take up the citizenship question, it would be too late — the forms would have to be printed according to the lower-court ruling, banning the administration from moving forward with the citizenship question.
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Then, a special panel of guest judges, including VICE photo editor Elizabeth Renstrom, The Creators Project's Editor-in-Chief, Marina Garcia-Vasquez, and a super special guest judge TBA, will select the top zine, to be printed and distributed as an insert within the September Issue of VICE.
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In addition to the 220,000 gold coins — more than is typical for this sort of commemorative coin — that will be printed at West Point, the Mint will also produce 100,000 of what it calls medals, silver reproductions of the image that will sell for around $40 to $50.
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After the ruling, Solicitor General Noel Francisco asked the justices to jump over the lower courts and take up the case this term so that a final opinion could be rendered by the end of June, which coincides with when the government says the census needs to be printed.
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In the 1511 edition of Life of the Virgin, Albrecht Dürer leaves little doubt that he considered copyists to be forgers (parasites, really) and reminds his audience that Emperor Maximillian had effectively granted him copyright to his own images to control what could be printed, where, and why.
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The Senate trial also won't automatically admit evidence from the House process, according to GOP officials, a key difference from the impeachment trial of President Bill Clinton ... Though the material will be printed and made available to senators, it won't be automatically admissible unless a majority of senators approve it.
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According to Ad Week, the tweets can be printed on each beer "within seconds of being posted," which means that some lucky bar-goer in Sweden might've been served a drink with former US Men's National Team defender and current FOX soccer analyst Alexi Lalas' thoughts about Williams yesterday morning.
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For example, instead of having vast warehouses packed with spare parts, Caterpillar and John Deere, two American producers of construction and agricultural equipment, are working with Carbon on moving their warehouses, in effect, to the online cloud, whence digital designs can be downloaded to different locations for parts to be printed to order.
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We've come a long way from harmless playground jibes like "your mother wears combat boots," to those of today from the likes of Samantha Bee and other leftist "entertainers" who say things about President Trump and his family that are so vulgar they can't be printed in a newspaper or quoted on television.
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Zhe Xu, one of the researchers, explains to IEEE Spectrum:Biocompatible materials can now be printed to form bone structures, biodegradable artificial ligaments have been used to replace the torn anterior cruciate ligaments, human muscles have been successfully cultivated inside petri dish, and peripheral nerves can also be regenerated given the right conditions.
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This means that Google could have provided the useable ad text and spreadsheets—in a standard machine- readable file format, such as CSV or JSON, that would be useful to data scientists—but chose to turn them into images and PDFs as if the material would all be printed out on paper.
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In the days following the presentation, which lasted all of 16 minutes, Chanel's design team worked backward to restore the Beaux-Arts building to its original state: The props were returned to storage and the sand was returned to the quarry; even the cyclorama was saved to be printed over for another occasion.
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Following the action, Hyperallergic reached out to the Brooklyn Museum and received the following statement, which they requested to be printed in full: The Brooklyn Museum is a place where artists and visitors can come together, learn and discuss important issues, share their experiences, and express their points of view in open and peaceful ways.
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By seeking high court review before giving the New York-based 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals a chance to issue a ruling, the administration put its faith in the conservative-majority Supreme Court to hear and decide the matter in the coming months, as time is running out before the census forms must be printed in June.
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I wanted to ask the woman what exactly she'd seen living in Matamoros and if she'd heard anything about her grandson, but she was too afraid to talk, of something happening to her family if they, Los Mañosos, found out, and none of my assurances that her name wouldn't be printed here could convince her to answer my questions.
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The changes in voting laws followed efforts that date to 2015 when Democratic lawmakers passed an act that contained versions of the proposals Mr. Murphy is now promoting, as well as new proposals like language accessibility, which would require ballots to be printed in more languages if populations were represented in significant numbers in election districts.
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The six men arrested, the state alleges, exploited a bug that allowed them to view the tickets that were about to be printed, and allowed them to discard the losing tickets: An investigator for the Connecticut Lottery determined that terminal operators could slow down their lottery machines by requesting a number of database reports or by entering several requests for lottery game tickets.
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From "The reports of my death are greatly exaggerated" to "Dewey Wins!" to newspaper headlines ready to be printed upon the election of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE as president, we have seen many examples of premature acclamations in American life.
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Read more: Trump officials were reportedly so alarmed by his Ukraine call that the transcript had to be printed out and passed around by handThe calls, with leaders that Trump has maintained controversial relationship with, sometimes took place during politically sensitive times, according to both outlets, with Trump's conversation with Bin Salman addressing the murder of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi a Saudi consulate.
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On one song, with a dismissive title that can't be printed here, she provides a road map for how to unmask a pretty boy's true character: There's this cute guy down my streetI always wanted to meetSo I went creeping around on his socialsIn all the selfies he takesHis head is tilted the same wayAnd his favorite hashtag is beastmode Here, Ms. Lovelis is gleeful, using her immaturity against his.
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