No paper waste, no post office trips, no illegible handwriting.
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The thing is, many of the signatures are totally illegible.
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Handwritten notes from the C.I.A. and others are often illegible.
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Some of the emails' contents are encrypted and are therefore illegible.
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Sometimes the script was illegible, and sometimes sheets would get lost.
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As the stencils wore thin, a volume's final copies were almost illegible.
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The fast food chain redesigned their menu and packaging using illegible gibberish.
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There were errors, incoherent scribblings, illegible notes, typos and inaudible tapes throughout.
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We have created worlds that refuse the illegible, the secret, the lost.
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Analog starts with illegible notes, chicken scratches, lists of lighting / material considerations.
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The lettering on their signs was illegible; their shouts never reached my ears.
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But that's just about psychedelics, and illegible to the kid on the street.
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It's almost got that Minecrafty thing of, like, this illegible to me. Wow.
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A messy and illegible resume is a resume that won't get you anywhere.
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You've noticed that the wall seems to reach to an absurdly illegible height.
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My attempts at writing came out as chicken scratch, illegible even to me.
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The brand name was illegible, which made it feel kinda weird and irreverent.
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OK, sure, it's an illegible kaleidoscope of pixels at that point, but so what?
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The technology was great for digitizing books that were illegible to Google's transcription system.
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Notice, he was still able to type, but the text (and screen) was illegible.
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If you lean towards rapacious noise, inscrutable drones, and band shirts with illegible names.
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" The Constitution was nearly illegible except for its swooping opening words, "We the People.
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Regardless of intention, the clips are illegible, generating primarily a voyeur's guilty, mystified confusion.
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Condo's almost illegible online and printed map also made finding participating galleries a challenge.
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From any other perspective, the swirl of orange, blue and white is beautiful but illegible.
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When crammed into a 1.2-inch screen, those data fields are entirely illegible while running.
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Losing that would have made it illegible for the European Central Bank's bond-buying programme.
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They disappear into the background and become illegible (inaudible) as characters recede into the distance.
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The ground, painted over a collage of old newspaper clippings, appears strewn with illegible print.
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As she took orders, Ms. Fernández, 40, scratched them out in an increasingly illegible scrawl.
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On the concrete walls, there was graffiti, now made illegible by the passage of time.
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Paintings sometimes start as documentations of little moments, but the end result might be illegible.
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They did however see a record of five discs being destroyed but the signature was illegible.
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Overtime, the images would dissolve like old digital files corrupted and rendered illegible by new technology.
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Then it shortens, gathering in flocks on four postcard-size works from 1955, evoking illegible scribblings.
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But it's also pretty illegible to anyone who isn't intimately familiar with the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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Without a pin, a thief could still scribble any illegible scrawl and walk away with merchandise.
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Location and user tags on Instagram also had funky formatting and were illegible in some cases.
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Many of these symbols are illegible, their mysteries only revealed with the help of a translator.
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One sign, "We Are in a Mass Extinction," became illegible, the paint running down the canvas.
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What he loved about writing with a stub is that it made his scribble mostly illegible.
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When the text overpowers the images, it remains just as illegible as in the agreement itself.
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This is par the course for Morabito, who often sets legible figures within illegible picture planes.
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The universe of meaning that is encoded in those rituals, for the participants, is illegible to us.
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Previously, the plaque had been criticized for "being illegible," according to a report by The Daily Progress.
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They're also not very good at generating text or numbers, which just come out as illegible blobs.
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Because his once lengthy signature was almost illegible, a few years ago he began simply signing, Jazz.
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Other forms I saw on the drive were so faded by sun and rain they'd become illegible.
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Should the plaintiff prevail, it won't topple a country's leader—but illegible type could cost the defendants millions.
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Imagine La Monte Young's Dream House in a warehouse—a love-in draped in illegible font metal shirts.
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This equal-opportunity relationship to quick and often illegible information has an inevitably accelerationist effect on art making.
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Because the lists are so illegible and seemingly chaotic, people lovingly refer to them as my ransom notes.
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On many of them, the writing is so small as to be illegible, and the item remains mysterious.
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The acrobatics in "'Twas the Night Before…" at Madison Square Garden are perfectly diverting, despite an illegible plot.
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PINs have cut card fraud throughout the rest of the world by replacing illegible, easy-to-forge signatures.
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Instead, we're hastened toward a nonsensical, almost illegible ending that lays waste to all this careful mood-setting.
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I'm not great with my hands (even my handwriting is mostly illegible), but I do love a good toolkit.
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The hyperobject is then "a message in a bottle from the future," with radiation as an intimate, illegible omen.
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The company claims it can convert illegible writing into words and letters which are recognizable and processable by computers.
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I did this for a couple of minutes, but quickly became bored and concluded they would be relatively illegible.
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Trying to make sense of the illegible nonsense scribbled on a piece of paper and then I see it.
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Often the maps are illegible: I could spend the rest of my life staring at my post of Dec.
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He captures these sentiments through a jumbled, almost illegible, structure of digital imagery associated with power and speed racing.
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Encased in a perfect frosted body, the pens are so fine, they can make the most illegible handwriting seem elegant.
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But rather than being concerned with the actual tax and income details, people were quick to notice his illegible handwriting.
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He existed in flesh and blood, and as a consumer on Facebook, but was an illegible smudge to the state.
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Here is a larger version because it's so long it's illegible: That's a lot of words about a bootleg iPad!
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In the event that a GIF has grainy text, Gfycat has Project Felix to better read and understand illegible captions.
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A vast majority of historical manuscripts are illegible to anyone but experts, or are written in languages other than English.
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I swayed as the bus went into a turn onto Avenue C. Whatever I scribbled in my notebook was illegible.
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Huang's grey pile of matter defiantly transcended codified artforms, existing between old and new, here and there, translated and illegible.
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The rest either had no online scan of the 34A form, or the photographs were illegible or of something else.
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By the time he gives up and sets down his pen the notebook is soaked beyond salvaging, its text now illegible.
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Many of their signatures are illegible, and the committee did not release a typed list of the members who signed it.
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Metal is, however, alternately lauded and lampooned for its illegible logo examples, taking typography itself to the furthest brink of relevance.
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Good luck reading those records when you get them: pages of lab readings, check-box answers, billing codes and illegible handwriting.
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Though the writing was banned in schools for being illegible, it started taking over adverts, commercial products and, eventually, the internet.
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"This printout, in what appears to be 4-point type, consists of 11 pages of largely illegible characters," the motion continues.
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Some of the figures' inscriptions are illegible, their origins, creators, and even triumphant rulers who dictated their burial consigned to oblivion.
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In the midst of all these contradictory influences, the world of politics can seem illegible, a chaotic mass of swirling powers.
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" He contrasted it with the 103th-century window next to it, representing the miracles of Christ, "so dark it's almost illegible.
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Dickinson's handwriting, though occasionally illegible, isn't like the script in a Cy Twombly blackboard painting; it is meant to be read.
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The Contest Entities are not responsible for late, lost, illegible, incomplete, stolen, garbled or misdirected entries, all of which are void.
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But Holup's translation of the river into a two-dimensional surface divides and flattens its presentation, abstracting it and rendering it illegible.
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Instead of scribbling illegible names onto each paper cup, Jason Tocewicz is adding doodles, caricatures, and famous animated faces to each order.
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The court refused to accept copies of vote tally sheets provided as evidence by Ping, many of which it said were illegible.
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In any event, Italian calligraphy has changed so much since then that both are largely illegible to anyone who isn't an expert.
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Magazines are not meant to be read as if they were wall calendars, and some of the typefaces were illegible in print.
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One of two copies owned by the British Library in London is illegible because of both types of damage, Professor Carpenter said.
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Davis wasn't afraid of placing jarring colors side by side or of zigzagging a calligraphic line across a painting, like an illegible sentence.
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Her date of birth is incorrect while the other handwritten information is nearly illegible, suggesting that her identity was secondary to the process.
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Examples abound — from the illegible drunken calligraphy of Zhang Xu circa 800 CE to Henri Michaux's crazy-quilt alphabetic scribblings from the 1920s.
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But being a Korean speaker, traveling constantly, inhabiting "illegible" identities had a unique chemistry in Paik: they served to bolster, not limit, his ambition.
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And toward the end of his videos, Alt Shift X often zooms out to deliver the money shot: the whole, messy, connected, illegible overview.
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An almost completely illegible comment on the inside flyleaf of the second volume is headed "Silly Book," and that sentiment pervades this reader's responses.
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But until now, the technique could only be applied to still images; previous attempts to apply it to video were choppy and visually illegible.
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A forensic document examiner testified briefly about scribbled out, illegible entries in Miriam Haley's 2006 calendar that was an integral part of Haley's testimony.
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To the rest of society, we are as anonymous as that fool who scrawled an illegible word on the back of a subway car.
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But, while metalheads might revere the symbolism, internet pranksters have taken to satirizing it, generating a subgenre of memes dedicated to illegible black metal logos.
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When digital currencies are exchanged, they're converted into illegible code that not only makes them secure but also makes the sender and receiver appear anonymous.
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Lupin explains that the packaging got rotated 180 degrees, which reversed the placement of the pills and rendered the lot number and expiration date illegible.
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Entries that are incomplete, garbled, corrupted, or unintelligible for any reason, including but not limited to illegible handwriting, are void and will not be accepted.
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Events and diseases and mental states leave reports in the air—ones that are intelligible to highly attuned olfactory systems but otherwise illegible to science.
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From Victoria's neat cursive to Rasputin's illegible scrawl, a Morgan Library & Museum show celebrates the quirky traces left by the hands of notable historical figures.
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By the time he reaches Page 487 and the last two words of "The Group" — "New York" — the page will be an inky, illegible mess.
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The episode began when Mr. Tigner requested a new boarding pass, saying that the original was illegible, but was denied by the airline, KPRC reported.
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And if you don't see an expiration date on the packaging, or if it's illegible, follow the adage, "When in doubt, toss it out," Arrindell says.
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If you're really unlucky, yours croaked way early — and now you're stuck with an illegible cracked screen or rigged charging port until your contract is up.
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A flurry of writers from nearby Osaka with their distinctive (albeit almost illegible) flared throw-ups were also covering the city's graff hot spots with paint.
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Ask a librarian to help you use it, or view the original (and often frustratingly illegible) records on your own with the Unified Census ED Finder.
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The visible heat waves and gray puffs of smoke slowly lifting toward me from the street were sometimes so thick that they rendered taxi markings illegible.
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The new signature on all U.S. currency will be Steven Mnuchin's — and it won't be as illegible as his usual autograph, the Treasury Secretary said on Thursday.
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And when William and Harry finally receive said letters, the writing is so illegible they can't tell whether they're in trouble or being congratulated by their father.
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According to the AP, government officials with the state comptroller's office say they found irregularities in Guaidó's financial records which would make him illegible to hold office.
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In 2155, the M.T.A.'s inspector general discovered that the delay records were "seriously flawed" — and shot through with biased reporting, unauthorized adjustments, illegible entries and omissions.
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The pro side filled up with cramped sentences written in Lev's sweet, illegible handwriting, while only one word appeared on the con list, in huge letters: FAR!
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"Twenty years ago I made 'Book From the Sky,' a book of illegible Chinese characters that no one could read," the artist Xu Bing wrote in 2012.
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Like the pageants themselves, Edie Winograde's photographs of American frontier battles, on view at Robischon Gallery in Denver, Colorado, are modern fragments of the past, illegible and irrecoverable.
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Within the journal, there are multiple paragraphs linking the alleged bomber to extremist ideals but much of the handwriting is illegible due to being damaged in the arrest.
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It reflects expansions and variations on the compass points of "After Willis": the effects of scale and repetition; the visible and the illegible; formal affect and lived functionality.
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However, there are times when the preferred background to a photo makes the text on top illegible — even if you try writing with every color in the rainbow.
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South Bend has proved oddly illegible to the rest of the country, ever since its (now-former) mayor, Pete Buttigieg, attracted national attention with his campaign for president.
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But when war never comes — when there's no Rubicon to cross, and the line between war and nonwar is illegible — the power of that signal is steadily diminished.
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In interludes called Gyotaku, after the Japanese art of fish printing, the shapes repeat over and over again until they become something else, text illegible, images crowding the margins.
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It makes note taking far more pleasant than on other tablets — though, a word of warning, it only goes so far to improve already-illegible handwriting like my own.
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A planned corresponding book, If I Did It, was also quashed (until it was eventually repurposed by Fred Goldman and published with the "If" in the title almost illegible).
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Memory is not even bound to her childhood home by the tenuous links of physical likeness: In her community, color is defining, and her albino tone is socially illegible.
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But, with the help of a separate tool called punycode, that illegible URL is translated into something called American Standard Code for Information Interchange, which renders URLs in English.
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He presents the case of a start-up ousting a "brilliant jerk" who was writing elaborate (and to everyone else, illegible) code, discovering they were more productive without him.
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American upper-middle-class culture (where the opportunities are) is now laced with cultural signifiers that are completely illegible unless you happen to have grown up in this class.
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The type starts out nearly illegible, a faint gray on a black background, but as the descriptions snowball and build upon one another, they become brighter and more visible.
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"About 30 percent of existing maps cannot be used as they are torn or illegible," said Diya Uday at the Indira Gandhi Institute for Development Research that surveyed Maharashtra's records.
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Each of these technical studies is reprinted (with full citations) and affixed to the gallery walls, their pages illegible to anyone without a strong background in engineering and water management.
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My workaround has been to slightly cross my eyes and hold my phone at an angle to make words illegible while I fumble around iOS to open a blank message.
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"Debths" is, like most of Howe's books, a hybrid animal, a composite of autobiographical prose, minimalist verse, collaged (and mainly illegible) clippings of old texts, and lots of white space.
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"Because of her Parkinson's, her signature becomes increasingly illegible as the day goes on, although her signature has never been questioned by her bank or anyone else," the suit said.
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We are supposed to be legible as patients while navigating hospitals and getting treatment, and illegible as our actual, sick selves while going to work and taking care of others.
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"Showgirls" (like "Working Girl" before it) does all of those things alternately and at once, which is part of what has made it so thorny and illegible all these years.
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Many did not include the place or date of the film showing, the names of the spectators were handwritten and illegible, and there were many lines crossed out, the audit said.
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In some cases, FARA registrants report none of the work they've done, answer questions with "see the attached" and then attach nothing, or report their political activities in nearly illegible cursive.
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As I read tweets from senators describing the process and showing some of the insane last-minute, almost illegible markup, I became even more concerned about the effect of this bill.
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Now, those pages of largely illegible text, which were included as an exhibit in the legal tussle between Levison and the authorities, have been unsealed in the Eastern District of Virginia.
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They're as much conceptual now as they are illegible wads in the Bermuda Triangle of a purse or a pair of jeans, kept by your accountant but by the cosmos too.
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Neshat's calligraphic inscriptions have become signs of the dissonance of the immigrant experience, the ways that parts of our language, cultural references, and world view remain illegible, obscure, and often misunderstood.
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It did not establish a clear motive for the shooting, but in nearly illegible handwriting, it indicated that Mr. Anderson believed he was charged with carrying out "God's will," they said.
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Court notices — either mailed to outdated addresses or illegible to Spanish speakers — are routinely missed, leaving judges to issue deportation orders for people who miss their chance to argue their case.
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Illegible charts at the end of the bed—literally out of patients' reach—would be replaced by a constantly updated electronic health record accessible on any device, by doctor, nurse or patient.
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On Tuesday, the PG&E website crashed frequently, and when it did work, its outage maps were practically illegible, huge yellow swaths doodled over the map of California in loopy highlighter pen.
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World Briefing The Central African Republic's constitutional court certified presidential election results Monday but separately scrapped results from a legislative election, citing irregularities like illegible ballots and poor training for election workers.
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Ms. Gross's white pad of notes, visible in photographs from the summit meeting, are probably useless, experienced government interpreters said, dictated in her personal shorthand that would be illegible to anyone else.
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In the center walks Martin Luther King Jr. accompanied by two other Civil Rights leaders, but the iconic photograph is broken down into nine parts, with illegible words written over the image.
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"His photos include members' copies of the U.S. Constitution, the Holy Bible, The Federalist Papers and pieces of illegible paper that were sitting on the dais," the person said in a statement.
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The text size for these headings is minuscule and all but illegible on a screen, forcing one to crane their necks, squint, and ask themselves: whom, exactly, was this poster intended for?
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He shared it with the Italian histologist Camillo Golgi, who had devised a new method of staining tissue that singled out individual cells under the microscope instead of presenting tangled illegible masses.
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Burp. Art by Adam Clark EstesIf you were at a bar with your phone in New York City during 2014, your whiskey-laced illegible tweets may have been used for important scientific research.
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I reach into my pocket for an index card on which I'd written some questions to ask him, but I pull it out to reveal a soggy, illegible handful of paper-like goop.
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She covers one wall with dozens of pages detached from history encyclopedias, each now covered in brightly painted symbols that could be innovative data visualizations of the now-illegible content printed decades ago.
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Howe's method of surrounding conventional lyric with exegesis (at one pole) and illegible verbal collage (at the other) puts an enormous amount of pressure on the actual lines of verse stranded between the extremes.
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But one group of academics has proposed a way to make those virtually illegible privacy policies into the actual tool of consumer protection they pretend to be: an artificial intelligence that's fluent in fine print.
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There are tools to help you draw shapes and sketch in different sizes and colors, and there is some truly excellent handwriting recognition that was even able to make sense of my borderline illegible markings.
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So maybe you're convinced they're in the pocket of Big Pharma, raising insurance copays and writing illegible scripts left and right — but they're still the licensed professionals with degrees in this sort of thing, right?
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Equipped with print-outs of the poems, I attempted to match them to their illegible painted counterparts, William Carlos Williams's "This Is Just To Say" (1934) no more than a thin column of skittish lines.
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He was told not to send it by email, most likely to avoid generating the metadata that records details like the point of origin and destination, even if the content of the missive is illegible.
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"Chalk," by Joshua Rivkin, is what happens when your quarry happens to be a maniac for privacy and prevarication, a one-time army cryptographer whose art rejoices in gnomic ideograms, illegible phrases and inside jokes.
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His work is conceptual but not illegible, each sculpture in clear conversation with one another about urban livelihood as a whole, and more specifically Black experiences of urban economies shaped by capitalism and modern American culture.
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Durbin also criticized the process on the Senate floor, saying the GOP wrote out the bill "in longhand" and provided an illegible "work product" to lobbyists before handing it over to the senators voting on it.
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These hurdles have made me grumpier over time, but what pushed me over the edge was when Google's App Engine console — a page that, as a developer, I use daily — changed its text from legible to illegible.
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When the customers finally throw in the towel and drive up to the next window, an employee is there to explain the illegible menu: "Did you know that one in five people worldwide can't read?" she says.
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These hurdles have made me grumpier over time, but what pushed me over the edge was when Google's App Engine console — a page that, as a developer, I use daily — changed its text from legible to illegible.
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I still have no idea what facts my youngest son chose to convey about the life of Theodor Geisel, better known as Dr. Seuss, although I do know that I could not personally read his illegible notecards.
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Fragments of the journal — much of it rendered illegible because of blood stains — suggest that Mr. Rahami may have himself been frustrated in his attempts to reach Syria and was using that as justification for committing terror at home.
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Like Kafka—a writer whom Agnon said he never read—Agnon presents us with a parable that turns out to be illegible, as if to show that, in a twentieth-century novel, meaning itself must be made endlessly problematic.
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Monumental yet now illegible other than their spines, these books that hypothetically would never unite are now adjoined with the aid of an essential cooking tool, while the analytical thinking commonly associated with the Western perspective substitutes for the ground beef.
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Broce blamed voter registration groups such as the New Georgia Project, which held the registration drive at Diaz's high school, for registering voters predominately with paper forms, and then turning in "incomplete, illegible, or fraudulent forms," which skews the data.
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If Invisible Man's cerebral ambition — the abstraction of objects in space — runs all the risks of highly conceptual work, particularly that of being inaccessible or illegible without didactic narrative, it also rewards the effort put into reading and experiencing it.
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They include what looks like a very preliminary study, a lightly touched, barely illegible pen-and-ink sketch of the kneeling Judas and a single figure, with the flip side a fuller, more emphatically drawn version that maps out the composition's architectural setting.
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Whether scrawling an illegible smear of notes across the top of a pounding beat or erupting in fury as the rhythm dissolves beneath him, Gustafsson keeps the intensity high and your ears alight — even when his tone skews murky and dark. Fire!
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This makes it so that if Riseup, Gmail, or any other provider were to try and access your emails, whether to scan for ad words or for something more serious, they would just look like long illegible blocks of numbers and letters.
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Kemp has also blamed Abrams herself, and the voter turnout nonprofit she founded, for the racial disparities in those affected by the registration freezes, accusing Abrams' New Georgia Project of submitting voter registration forms with missing information or illegible names of voters.
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But if you look closely at the illuminated signs on the buildings in the background, "La Mobiliere" and "LGT Bank" are blown out and illegible in the shots taken on the S9; they are far more legible on the shot taken on the Pixel 2.
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E-prescribing is well understood to assist prescribers by allowing patients and doctors to better guard against medication errors, such as drug-to-drug interactions, reduce common errors inherent in paper-based prescribing, including illegible handwriting, misinterpreted abbreviations and unclear dosages, and provide critical decision support tools.
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In both drawings, the artist leans so heavily on a percussive contrast of black and white — making a column of space between two buildings leap out to strike the viewer's eye and every beaker on the lab table glitter — that the overall compositions become almost illegible.
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While there were many calls for candidates across the political spectrum to release their health information, very few of them seemed to consider that records likely consist of an array of illegible doctors' notes, lab results, and faxed charts all housed in different locations and protected by separate regulations.
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While a Shred Works facility manager found a receipt that indicated it had received cash to destroy five discs around the time Levandowski told Uber about them, the signature on the receipt was illegible and no one at the faciility recognized Levandowski from a photo Stroz showed them.
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For all the talk of a "robot-readable world," in other words, it is interesting to consider a world made deliberately illegible to robots, using materials chosen for their ability to throw-off 3D cameras or jam LiDAR, for example, either through excess reflectivity or unexpected light-absorption.
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The screenprinted image is nearly illegible in "Break It Down (fault lines)" (paper, silkscreen and plaster, 40 by 26 inches, 2016); not only is it extremely faint, but the slab of plaster it's printed on is riddled with long, finger-thick grooves from some anomaly of the casting process.
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In his visual work, Spelios transfers the percussionist's skill of spellbinding audiences with a tightly wrought rhythm (the sinuous amoeba patterns wending across the surface), while keeping them off-balance and on edge (the lunges of color and illegible imagery), never knowing when to expect the next crash or thwack.
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Word of the Day noun: a writing system using picture symbols; used in ancient Egypt noun: writing that resembles hieroglyphics (usually by being illegible) adjective: written in or belonging to a writing system using pictorial symbols adjective: resembling hieroglyphic writing _________ The word hieroglyphic has appeared in five articles on nytimes.
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"This whole contortion of the language leads to something that is illegible — and hard to understand," said Oliver Baer, the managing director of Verein Deutsche Sprache, an organization that describes itself as dedicated to promoting the use of German, claims about 34,000 members and helped to write and distribute the letter.
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Eventually, when manufacturers try to sell us even more pixels we'll never hope to see through 8k or 16k displays, the only effect that would have on our game is the line art becoming less perceptible on your display than the particles of dust on it, and text that is microscopic and illegible.
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While much of the writing in the journal is illegible because the book was punctured by a bullet and splattered with blood, what can be read indicates that Mr. Rahami may himself have been frustrated in his attempts to reach Syria and was using that as justification for committing terror at home.
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"The History of Chinese Art and A Concise History of Modern Painting Washed in a Washing Machine for Two Minutes"(1987) rendered two books into a mound of illegible paper pulp: respectively, the widely read text by Chinese art historian Wang Bomin, and the first Western modern art book translated into Chinese.
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The glowing LED text scrolls up from the bottom of a stainless-steel housing, so the eye must find the exact speed at which to move in order to read each individual letter and process it in relation to those before and after, in order to form words and syntactic relations without everything becoming an illegible blur.
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After realizing the number of hours wasted on typing in CAPTCHAs (it takes about 10 seconds for one person to input a CAPTCHA, and with the process used by approximately 200 million people around the world every day, that adds up to around 550,000 hours a day), he subsequently created reCAPTCHA, a process for digitizing books too illegible to be scanned by computers.
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On entering the first gallery, I encounter Glenn Ligon's "Prisoner of Love #44003 (Second Version)" (1992), a text painting in which the phrase "we are the ink that gives the white page a meaning" is repeated over and over and then begins to smudge and become muddy and illegible towards the bottom, as if in the repetition (because it is not heard the first time) the sentiment becomes part of the cultural noise that renders us all crying voices in a cacophonous wilderness — each of us keening with one another as our habitat shrinks and we are inched to oblivion.
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But he also works in the manner of the authors of thrillers, who, to convey the motives of their characters, present clues that are sometimes seemingly insignificant along with others that are immediately enlightening: a name in an old directory; a faded photo; an illegible address on a piece of cardboard; an incomprehensible but unyielding silence; a classroom in a Polish city, the walls of which echo with the anger of a law student (Lemkin) challenging his professor about the case of a young Armenian charged with the murder of one of the perpetrators of the first modern genocide; or the novelistic situation of a law professor (Lauterpacht) arriving in Nuremberg with the certitude that his own family was exterminated by the very man he has come to charge and judge.
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