We vote on words on paper and words on paper are just as I have described.
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That's why I titled this work On Paper, because it's also like 'Oh that person's great on paper.
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The works are all either acrylic on mat board, acrylic on paper, ink on mat board, or ink on paper.
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She made representational drawings in pencil on paper and oil paintings on canvas board, and with casein on paper, landscapes in an abstract mode.
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Art on Paper demonstrates the diversity of its medium with significant projects exploring, expanding, and re-imagining what a work on paper can be.
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How they reconciled these decisions almost doesn't matter—you have to save $20007 billion on paper to spend $21980 billion on paper, after all.
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" - Annie, 36 "Baby boomers need everything on paper.
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But, that's clutching at straws—fights which look good on paper seldom deliver as evidenced at UFC 208; and this fight doesn't necessarily look good on paper in the first place.
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DES MOINES — On paper, Esther Mabior should be fine.
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I was just surprised by how things that worked so well on paper would fall flat around the table, and other things that seemed like not so great on paper were hilarious.
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These pieces make up Drums On Paper III, the third iteration of the Drums On Paper series curated by Cem Kocyildirim, a gay, Turkish immigrant with a love for technology and risograph printing.
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But at this week's Art on Paper fair, which focuses on work made with or on paper, a group of anonymous child artists are showing more original work than many well-known adults.
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I started working again with gesture through ink on paper.
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"On paper, everything looked great," Allen said, the AP reports.
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But still, it's more entertaining than it sounds on paper.
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It has in the past, and still does on paper.
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Called the Automated Clearing House, it looks healthy on paper.
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On paper, Triple Frontier reads like the ultimate heist movie.
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On paper at least, I sound like a success story.
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An unrealized gain is basically a profit on paper — i.e.
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Flagship specs on paper, but the experience doesn't come together.
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Englewood and Auburn Gresham may have looked similar on paper.
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"And print today is not just about print on paper."
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On paper the Obama years were glorious for big firms.
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Most of the funds, their values are still on paper.
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Smith had an incredibly sweet gig, at least on paper.
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Don't just think about your objectives — put them on paper.
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Yes, Remy, she's technically still married, but just on paper!
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A Switch does offer more features, at least on paper.
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On paper, it seems that Cardano has thought everything through.
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On paper his speeches were stunningly disconnected, at times incoherent.
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Unlike "The Climb," it sounds like a blast on paper.
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On paper Sir Keir is poorly suited to the job.
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The combination of the two firms looks good on paper.
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THE Theatre Royal Haymarket's production looked so promising on paper.
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On paper, the market the app could disrupt looks huge.
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On paper, at least, nearly everyone is against online harassment.
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"It's all on paper, but it looks amazing," Palihapitiya said.
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On paper, this appears to be a very sensible meeting.
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On paper, this is a relatively banal experience to recount.
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On paper the mayoral hopeful is running against Mr Yildirim.
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On paper, Texas was a natural, if ambitious, next step.
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Would you keep patient records, or anything else, on paper?
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If you put it on paper you would be appalled.
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The Machete, on the other hand, exists only on paper.
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Again, this is an argument that sounds nice on paper.
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On paper, racial minority children are overrepresented in special education.
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On paper, modern motherhood can seem like a raw deal.
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Lily's skin is so far it's like painting on paper.
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Beta Theta Pi looked good on paper, the Piazzas said.
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On paper it feels like it's going to be his.
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The New York Times is printed on paper (for now).
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Amazon anticipates when you'll need to restock on paper towels.
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There are 72 criteria that have been put on paper.
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It looked beautiful and vibrant, much better than on paper.
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And they've done a great job at that — on paper.
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On paper, the Houston Rockets seem like a trustworthy team.
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SAN ANTONIO — On paper, Texas should be a swing state.
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On paper, Vivian's storyline is actually more feminist than Izabella's.
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On paper, Nyquist seems to be a far superior horse.
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On paper at least, the most formidable challenger was Nyquist.
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On paper, Gallagher had no unilateral authority to fire Socolovsky.
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Theirs was an argument that made sense only on paper.
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I thought it was important to put something on paper.
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On paper, Walden, 59, and Shimkus, 85033, match up well.
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But having these bodies exist on paper is not enough.
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Which looks good on paper, except for one thing: fees.
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SAUGERTIES "Gregory Crane: Watercolors and Works on Paper," solo exhibition.
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EAST HAMPTON Thomas Nozkowski, oil paintings and works on paper.
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Actually, quite a bit worse than they appear on paper.
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Writing on paper is a process of trial and error.
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For years, this rocket was merely a concept on paper.
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Five hours on a single charge sounds great on paper.
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On paper, they would seem to have little in common.
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On paper, Launchpad Studio is the Switzerland of Google's programs.
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If you're accustomed to drawing on paper, keep doing that.
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But most people here do not believe what's on paper.
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On paper, Searching is about a girl who goes missing.
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And finally, the two strikers match up wonderfully on paper.
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How do you feel about putting your truth on paper?
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Before he builds his constructions, Barnett diagrams them on paper.
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Minus the drugs and alcohol, we look okay on paper.
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VICE: Tell me what the NSA's mission is on paper.
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Mr. Trump is — at least on paper — a fellow Republican.
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On paper, the Z Flip sounds like a winning concept.
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On paper, Yahoo's Alibaba share is worth around $25 billion.
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The two tabletops were optimal surfaces for working on paper.
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Just hours later they were worth $103 million on paper.
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At another station, wrote their "favorite things" on paper hearts.
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On paper, Yahoo's Alibaba share was worth around $25 billion.
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In contrast, voting on paper is extremely simple and transparent.
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Why does the city want a fee on paper bags?
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I have concluded I prefer to read books on paper.
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Looking to cut down on paper and other packaging waste?
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On paper, Amazon is giving out cool stuff for free.
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If his recovery looked straightforward on paper, it was not.
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In addition, different states have varying rules on paper documents.
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Putting those numbers on paper, having a 'tomorrow' perspective, helps.
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Push back on paper checks in favor of electronic payment.
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Motions for stays are typically decided based on paper filings.
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"The math on paper is kind of challenging," she said.
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"It's just a bunch of words on paper," she said.
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On paper, Kerr is an unlikely champion of LGBTQ rights.
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Until recently, most patient medical records were stored on paper.
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On paper, the Active2 had a lot going for it.
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"I said, 'Let's not put this on paper,' " Rhodes recalled.
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Not surprisingly, the resulting CBO score was favorable on paper.
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It's on paper, admitted and straight from the president's mouth.
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I read on paper and on the screen — either way.
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On paper, Japan boasts relatively low rates of sexual assault.
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Right and then insurance might just be words on paper.
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What is it like to put this time on paper?
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The Raptors are, on paper, a deeper, more talented team.
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On paper, 91% of the people in Turkey are Muslims.
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Laying them on paper towels could make the fillets soggy.
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Not the first time Tupac's been brutally honest on paper.
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He then applied various textures using patterns designed on paper.
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On paper, the number of people on unemployment had dropped.
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On paper, Otto doesn't yet need a company like Uber.
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Similarly, on paper, any recession's numbers really won't be so bad.
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But too often progress is more on paper than in reality.
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On paper at least, Mr Macron's reform plans sound promising too.
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Set cooked eggplant to drain on paper towel-lined baking sheet.
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On paper at least, I'm the stereotype of a GoPro customer.
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On paper, getting Santorum's endorsement was a big win for Rubio.
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And the small teams on paper arrived really well prepared athletically.
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That hasn't stopped SodaStream from growing tremendously, at least on paper.
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"On paper, me moving here didn't make any sense," she says.
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On paper, he and Hannah appear to be a perfect match.
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On paper, one would assume that such coordination would make sense.
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Cooke described his adaptations as being like noir movies on paper.
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The rest of the Galaxy Z Flip looks solid on paper.
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On paper, the Senate seems like more fertile ground for Clinton.
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And voters will sign in and cast their ballots on paper.
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On paper, the Gear VR was hugely popular by headset standards.
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"A lot of venture funds look amazing on paper," Douvos said.
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So, on paper, these are good high-level signs from China.
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It can also be printed out on paper and scanned physically.
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He's great on paper, but I'm just not crazy about him.
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ROM: What is possible in a space that's not on paper?
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"The whole case was made on paper and witnesses," Klapper said.
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So yeah, on paper, all roads lead back to Dominic Toretto.
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But on paper, it isn't looking too good for the president.
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Lay the finished bread crumbs out on paper towels to cool.
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On paper, FCA and Renault look like perfect partners (see chart).
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I wrote things on paper; I burned them in my fireplace.
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GREENWICH "Visual Voices," mixed-media works on paper by Randy Williams.
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On paper, it's quite powerful and limited at the same time.
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Rather, her drawings on paper and collages are very delicate works.
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ON PAPER, Poland has both a president and a prime minister.
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On paper, Yakuza 6 falls a little short in this regard.
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On paper, Belka ticks all the boxes for the EBRD post.
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The new Tile Mate and Tile Pro look good on paper.
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On paper, the Nats look like the crown of the division.
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Black Friday and Cyber Monday are over—but only on paper.
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On paper, it looked like the odds were stacked against Fortuna.
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I still prefer to read things -- particularly long things -- on paper.
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On paper, Qoobo outpaces a real cat in nearly every way.
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On paper, English festivals are the rankest of the fucking rank.
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On paper, Toll Bros.' recent earnings report looked like good news.
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On paper, it should have been a disaster from the start.
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He was great on paper: smart, handsome, successful and often unavailable.
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I say, if there's any anger, it goes down on paper.
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On paper there were 20123 Afghan troops, and 22012 US marines.
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So far, this innovation looks better on paper than in practice.
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I did terribly on paper—losing seven out of the eight.
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On paper, at least, Arif was another heartwarming immigrant success story.
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ON PAPER Russia Today (RT) looks like a social-media giant.
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A reliance on paper has brought similar problems to other states.
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Simpsons World was a dream come true, at least on paper.
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On paper, Cuomo doesn't appear to be in serious political jeopardy.
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On paper, the Trump administration will do each of those things.
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On paper, New Hampshire seems like the best bet for Trump.
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But laws are just words on paper until they are applied.
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On paper, it's easy to see why one might believe this.
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On paper, at least, the two men have much in common.
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Royal contracts were arranged informally, sometimes scribbled on paper over coffee.
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Tap the bottom right icon of a pencil on paper.3.
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COLD SPRING Works on paper by gallery members and Jackie Skrzynski.
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On paper, their mission is to research evolutionary and ecological engineering.
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Across the room sits the artist, capturing the occasion on paper.
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We may have many ideas that stay on paper for years.
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Have you always dreamed of creating your favourite characters on paper?
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Here, I'll break it down on paper: Does this make sense?
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But the facts of the case on paper are relatively mundane.
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On paper, Anthony and Amar'e Stoudemire looked like a winning combination.
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I would put your ideas about your new career on paper.
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Granted, the card is not exactly a jaw-dropper on paper.
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On paper, what they have accomplished is worth being excited about.
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Sometimes by email, or they hand us texts handwritten on paper.
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The teams nipping at their heels are all better on paper.
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Further than what America would think who he is on paper.
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We have also integrated her works on paper with her paintings.
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Ink and chalk sketches on paper of the individual figures exist.
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"Rise," starting Tuesday on NBC, is a natural successor, on paper.
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Political hustle: Hoffman is Silicon Valley's most prominent donor on paper.
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I paint predominantly on paper using the tables to paint on.
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The problem is that a TV series doesn't unfold on paper.
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On paper, at least, he has a good shot in Iowa.
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On paper, the humor of Sex Education isn't that far-fetched.
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ONE: They didn't say I couldn't write in pencil on paper.
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Galt set the words down exactly as they were on paper.
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Drawings on paper are degradable things, sensitive to light, humidity, dust.
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On paper, Canada encourages and protects the languages of its immigrants.
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A lot of people are very rich on paper right now.
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On paper, WrestleMania 32 looks like it's going to be terrible.
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I'm thinking of maybe giving away the small works on paper.
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The pieces include works on paper, paintings, and an outdoor sculpture.
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On paper, Apple's new 15-inch MacBook Pro is a beast.
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He did this series where he did faces on paper bags.
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"On paper, it's pretty scary," Hooper told Cleveland's 92.3 the Fan.
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At least on paper, they were able to preserve their conviction.
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On paper, most of the voter files look about the same.
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On paper, Park and Ryu each have two career major championships.
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"On paper, I'm not supposed to win this match," Brady said.
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We submit fingerprints, recite Social Security numbers, put on paper gowns.
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In Arabic "miniature" translates to "munamnamat," a small painting on paper.
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"Neglect" cases are often not what they look like on paper.
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Chevy enlisted the help of Brembo, which sounds great on paper.
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This phone is a monster, both on paper and in person.
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On paper, the company appeared to be a quiet, conservative insurer.
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Though it was written, not on paper, but on the sleeve.
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On paper, the data protection rules would apply to government agencies.
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In time, Cohen was worth some ninety million dollars on paper.
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This includes money spent on paper, boxes, ribbon and pretty bows.
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But often the artist is doing the same things on paper.
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We need more than words on paper to combat this virus.
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With its well-worn staples, Thursday's program looked safe on paper.
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McNab would have seemed, on paper, rather unsuited for this job.
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Poems on paper had fallen to the floor like autumn leaves.
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Most of Carlo's existing works were made with gouache on paper.
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"This isn't just a piece of legislation on paper," she says.
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I wrote a lot of code on paper over the weekend.
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When it comes to maroons, there isn't that much on paper.
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In the foreground are tables for works on paper and supplies.
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It's all on paper and it's in my basement right now.
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On paper, the Trump administration is doing each of those things.
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She did works on paper and did not enlarge her scale.
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By contrast, halting the assembly line will allow Boeing's commercial airlines division to return, on paper anyway, to a positive cash-flow situation—which in turn makes the dividends look consummately prudent, at least on paper.
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On paper, New York City's full-day program checks the quality boxes.
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But, on paper at least, there is little trace of the trade.
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On paper this is the greatest game ever to grace the screen.
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Her paintings and works on paper, such as "Untitled (Black Walls)" (c.
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On paper, Green Book had a tremendous evening at the Golden Globes.
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So its return on that investment is over 250 times (on paper).
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A: I would say that on paper, this is my toughest film.
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Warren Buffett lost some serious money on Thursday ... at least on paper.
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It's not a perfect group, but on paper it's a playoff squad.
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On paper, the second set looks easier, because you have more rest.
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Queer culture has always been concentrated in cities — on paper, at least.
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The partnership, at least on paper, appears to be a perfect match.
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An amended tax return — or Form 1040x — must be submitted on paper.
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Amended income tax returns — or Form 1040x — must be submitted on paper.
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House—that this agency put its first net neutrality policies on paper.
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CAVUTO: It would seem on paper, Congressman, that they would be opposites.
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On paper, Project Scorpio will be the most powerful video game console.
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For his part, Klarna's Mr Siemiatkowski thinks PSD2 is "perfect on paper".
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On paper, a (spoiler alert!) giant rat-bat hybrid might sound scary.
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Even rules that look innocuous on paper might be problematic when enforced.
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Most poetic are four watercolor and ink on paper drawings from 2000.
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And while this was all voluntary on paper, I was coerced here.
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On paper, Georgia's Sixth District should not even have been in play.
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On paper, demographic changes favour the Democrat (Mr Obama won Nevada twice).
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Plus, going digital helps cut down on paper consumption — save the trees!
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On paper, nothing is more up my alley than A Simple Favor.
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Despite Lionel being perfect on paper, the chemistry between them doesn't exist.
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And so customer values — and, hence, company valuations — fluctuate widely on paper.
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That sounds surreal on paper, and the execution is just as jarring.
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"On paper, my client is a very bad guy," he told CNN.
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Still, on paper, this could be a story about pretty much anyone.
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We see the images on paper money daily, some more than others.
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I started chemotherapy right away because on paper I was literally dying.
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On paper, John Kasich should be a massively compelling Republican primary candidate.
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Even though, if you put it on paper you would be appalled.
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With inflation, on-paper values go up even if real values don't.
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Sliced mangoes, dates and pakoras (fried snacks) are served on paper plates.
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But as for whether it's as good as it looks on paper?
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Secrets used to be written on paper; that paper would be burned.
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This move makes all sorts of sense for New England on paper.
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Had you read it on paper, it was a pretty critical piece.
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"On paper, yeah, you know what, it doesn't look great," he said.
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Audit everybody, look – put it all on paper, the statistics don't lie.
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I have [the toast] on paper, which is the most important part.
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He makes delicate, scribbly line drawings on paper, à la Henri Michaux.
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Special inks were used, making RGB pictures look really good on paper.
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Look, on paper, I think he's a perfect fit for that job.
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VICE: I really enjoyed the special—but on paper, it sounds insane.
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It sounds lovely on paper, butthis group is actually not so independent.
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The drawings (all acrylic on paper) center on a graphic, minimalist theme.
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On paper, Kansas' fourth district is not as competitive as Georgia's sixth.
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The ChampOne C2000 seems like a decent mid-range smartphone on paper.
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On paper, such criticism from a newbie might make him sound bumptious.
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On paper, at least, the Nets finally look like they're onto something.
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On paper, "Cold Water" should be the biggest tune of the summer.
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On paper, the guy I'm dating and I are in a situationship.
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"But they cannot be allowed to exist on paper alone," she said.
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On paper, Randolph was six feet and ten inches of smooth muscle.
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Realistic best case: On paper, they're the best team aside frm Canada.
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On paper, Vietnam's Constitution allows any citizen to run as a candidate.
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A right exists only on paper if individuals cannot meaningfully access it.
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I like reading books on paper and listening to music on vinyl.
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But on paper, it's likely still not representative of society at large.
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"They went back to basics and did everything on paper," McGrath said.
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He glows on paper but in the interview room he's quickly rejected.
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Her plan on paper does not raise taxes on middle class families.
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Pennsylvanians at polls with broken machines cast their votes on paper ballots.
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However, here also in the U.S., anti-Semitism doesn't stay on paper.
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"We are looking forward to seeing an agreement put on paper," Rep.
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His next in-court update is due on paper in mid-March.
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On Monday morning, Mr. Ziemski handed them out on paper-lined trays.
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I just really enjoy putting a pen on paper and creating thoughts.
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Hiring managers will still be impressed by seeing your accomplishment on paper.
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In terms of specs, it's more or less a tie on paper.
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She sketched an eye on paper to help Wayunisih understand Puteri's nearsightedness.
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LAS VEGAS — On paper at least, Asian-Americans seem like perfect Republicans.
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Your latest works on paper suggest a turn toward traditional Chinese culture.
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He routinely worked in watercolor on paper, or in oil on canvas.
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She'd written it on paper, carefully folded and secured inside her jacket.
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Quick witted, hilarious on paper and in person, and just plain beloved.
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By last summer, Mr. Pearson was worth about $3 billion on paper.
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A few months later, Mr. Nojay put their thoughts down on paper.
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There's no reason — on paper or with the eye — to think otherwise.
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This experiment may sound drier on paper than it is in practice.
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Just the act of putting marks on paper feels calming for me.
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On paper, he was the better fighter, regardless of the weight disadvantage.
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Its lens on Paper Boi is the microcosm to the macrocosmic world.
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On paper, the idea looked something like the sketch to the right.
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Curioos sells art prints exclusively on its website (on paper, glass, aluminum).
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We are so much more than the marks we leave on paper.
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The team — Do they have on-paper talent like PhDs or experience?
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On paper they would think these guys is the corruption of Earth.
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The archetypal blue-collar role model, he's a "man's man" on paper.
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"I don't think any millennial pays their bills on paper," Wiik said.
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Kroenke will own it on paper, but he is not the club.
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Obamacare's unpopular Cadillac tax exists on paper but still hasn't taken effect.
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It's not like the car guys are doing purchase orders on paper.
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The new venture, whose name remains secret, exists almost entirely on paper.
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However, what works on paper can play out very differently in practice.
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For the past 20 years, the border has existed on paper alone.
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"We are separated on paper, not in real life," Ms. Maslic said.
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Pierre Puvis de Chavannes: Works on Paper and Paintings Through Feb. 16.
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It was Mr. Yilmaz who first sketched out the idea on paper.
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On paper, there is not much daylight between his and Keirstead's platforms.
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"On paper, the Google system performs very well," Dr. Oakden-Rayner said.
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Records were kept on paper until electronic systems could again be used.
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That, on paper at least, would mark an incredible return on investment.
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But the cuts exist only on paper, without legislation to achieve them.
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But these systems are far from perfect, on paper or in reality.
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His vested stock options are worth about $22015,303, at least on paper.
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But experts say some of that improvement may exist only on paper.
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Michelangelo's drawings on paper are marked by a forceful use of chalk.
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Takata will continue to exist on paper, at least for a while.
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He claims to be a Harvard epidemiologist, and on paper that's true.
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On paper, Billie's look gave old-world fashion a youthful, alternative edge.
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It's true that, on paper, this voter's behavior doesn't quite add up.
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On paper, this would be an easy win for the US President.
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On paper, the Apple Arcade is a solid deal for developers, too.
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"None of this is going to sound good on paper," he said.
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On paper, the US was on board with the message from AWN.
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And it only took me about 5 minutes to calculate on paper.
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That means there would only be five calculations to do on paper.
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On paper at least, Libya has a Rescue Coordination Center (RCC), too.
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"Everything leans toward him on paper," including age and size, Ellerbe said.
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Before then, their lives existed on paper only as another person's property.
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This is the first major survey show of Whitten's works on paper.
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If it's all screwed up, you can just do it on paper.
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That was a splendid idea on paper but added risk and complexity.
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When they're forced to put it on paper they have a problem.
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"It's one thing to have a few ideas on paper," said Sen.
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On paper, President Trump and rapper Kanye West are an unlikely pair.
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Obviously "on paper" doesn't mean all that much — just ask Scott Walker.
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On paper, Alabama was going to beat Auburn, and it didn't happen.
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I read on paper, and I like to pile books around me.
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Upstairs is a selection of paintings and works on paper by Kline.
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She assumed he would scribble them on paper and tape them up.
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All of this was on paper, so I tested it for myself.
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Which is a disappointment given the on-paper precedent for the game.
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On paper, their collision looks like it could be an excellent one.
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On paper, the assembly is supposed to pick the next supreme leader.
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The words were there—in her mind—but wouldn't form on paper.
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Which on paper, could make it even harder to like Mad Max.
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In some instances they would write notes on paper in the courtroom.
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Kerri Chandler and Loco Dice aren't the most obvious match on paper.
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The many drawers housed stacks of his works on paper and textiles.
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Fortunately for inquiring minds, two (presumably) related works on paper hang nearby.
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For starters, they were told to log their son's numbers on paper forms.
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Dry the artichokes thoroughly on paper towels and season with salt and pepper.
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The Oracle of Omaha is sitting on a $500 million loss on paper.
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Under normal circumstances, Gorsuch (on paper at least), looks like a sure shot.
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These targeted audits make certain that controls on paper are working in practice.
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JS: In recent works on paper, you address African American heroes, and racism.
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On paper, 1962 should have been a roaring full-year rally for stocks.
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"Planting trees sounds great on paper, but you can feel skeptical," Teh says.
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On paper and at first glance, though, the Mavic 2 series looks impressive.
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That is in part because Cartagena's climate plan, for now, remains on paper.
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They don&apost want their actions written down on paper as official record.
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On paper, the new i241-259HK doesn't look like it will quite compare.
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Finalizing the agreement on paper, Trump said, would take three to five weeks.
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On paper, the company is more valuable than General Motors and Twitter combined.
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What does the Pixel 4 offer (on paper) compared to any previous Pixel?
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"I look and act American, but on paper, I'm not, and that's devastating."
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Until changes are made, Jessica's parents are prepared to collect signatures on paper.
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On paper Mr Maduro is a fellow socialist (he calls China "big brother").
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The MADB lacks real-time financial reporting and still runs on paper ledgers.
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On paper, Golden State had more to offer Durant than any other team.
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It's a pleasant surprise that works better than it comes across on paper.
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Huawei has long been barred from America, in practice if not on paper.
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Safe abortion should be a right – not just on paper, but in reality.
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The exhibition, featuring collage and drawings on paper, resembles a small university archive.
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On paper, he was my perfect man, but the reality was entirely different.
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It's just all packaged stuff on paper plates now... what the hell, man!
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And on paper, the lineup has gotten even weaker since the season started.
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Finally, you still stand to lose money — albeit on paper — if rates rise.
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The startup also makes money on paper orders in the app, as well.
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Chinese-led newcomers to development banking also look keen, at least on paper.
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"Colors on paper and writing help me learn and understand better," Brown explained.
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For sound, there are four speakers — which is, at least on paper, impressive.
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All the relevant information is kept on paper, with almost no digital records.
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On paper, at least, Elizabeth Greenwood died while visiting the Philippines in 2013.
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His agenda should, on paper, appeal to a broad swath of progressive constituencies.
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On paper, what you get for Season 93 should be no less thrilling.
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Lionel was perfect on paper but didn't light a single fire within her.
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"And so we see how differently we express ourselves on paper," he writes.
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Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton are not the most obvious couple on paper.
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On paper, Colombia's abortion laws are liberal relative to those of its neighbors.
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On paper, JPMorgan's paid parental leave policy was generous and didn't seem problematic.
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We wouldn't match as twins on paper, but we have that common thread.
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Sabra said a response from de Mistura was "unfortunately still ink on paper".
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Corporations pay 3.13 percent of their profits in taxes, at least on paper.
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On paper those beat us, but our team kept us in the game.
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As with Bit, you can code Evo by simply drawing lines on paper.
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His background looked good on paper and included a stint on Wall Street.
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The prospect is less of a stretch than it might seem on paper.
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On paper, Soul Quest's 157-page application details a congregation that blends traditions.
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However, political systems that work on paper do not always work in practice.
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Tempting us to sympathize with someone like Cheney does sound dodgy on paper.
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Just taking my realest ideas and being able to put [them] on paper.
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On paper, the agreement is far more detailed than the one in February.
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The season 14 episode "Monster's Legacy" was, on paper, an excellent step forward.
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On paper, at least, 2016 looked to be a banner year for feminism.
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Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's religious leader, says Americans lifted sanctions only "on paper".
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You can do it on paper by sending Form 4868 in the mail.
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On paper, the Knicks look like a team that should have more wins.
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On paper, it measures the angle between the air flow and the wing.
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"On paper, we certainly have the advantage in the world rankings," Woods acknowledged.
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Safe abortion should be a right--not just on paper, but in reality.
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And there was vigorous negotiation of the deal price — at least on paper.
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It was an auction record for a work on paper by the artist.
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As such, losses incurred by private equity firms are sometimes only on paper.
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I, too, agree that we are missing out on the writing on paper.
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This is where Michael turns the numbers and maps on paper into reality.
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It's compelling on paper, but the execution of the story is downright abysmal.
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With computers offline, medical staff are relying on paper charts and fax machines.
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On paper, the 308-horsepower 3.6-liter V6 could be construed as underpowered.
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The Senate looks like a tossup on paper in a lot of ways.
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That said, the best regulations on paper mean nothing without oversight and enforcement.
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Job description: Health information technicians organize medical data both online and on paper.
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On paper, it's more of a beast than some Ferraris, Lamborghinis, and Porsches.
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I also moved it from a list on paper to an excel spreadsheet.
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COLD SPRING Works on paper by gallery members and guest artist Jackie Skrzynski.
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EAST HAMPTON Thomas Nozkowski solo exhibition of oil paintings and works on paper.
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On paper, the Vikings boast one of the best teams in the NFL.
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On paper, both products appear to be solid speakers that serve dual functions.
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On paper, China's banks have some of the world's lowest loan default rates.
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On paper, Morgan comes across as a cheaper version of 2009's Splice.
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Yes—there's something about how a pen feels on paper that relaxes me.
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In it, she explains exactly why marriage goes beyond a union on paper.
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On paper, it sounds like the conceit of an undergrad film class exercise.
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On paper, it's as uninspiring as the team's short-lived, much-mocked logo.
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On paper, it's somewhat astounding that Slayer has come this far at all.
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Eight female artists are featured, all of whom have contributed works on paper.
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Safe abortion should be a right—not just on paper, but in reality.
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WFP normally spends $1.3 billion on paper vouchers to help refugees buy groceries.
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Even now, putting these things down on paper, I am lucid and relaxed.
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Overall, it's obviously good news because it looks like it's recovering on paper.
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Only a couple of smaller works on paper will be offered for sale.
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Unsurprisingly, most of them happen when doing taxes on paper because it's ~free.
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These days, Swann is the world's largest specialist auctioneer of works on paper.
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Surprisingly, I found myself impressed with their skill sets, at least on paper.
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It felt like a really exciting, kind of epic movie, even on paper.
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The Takeaway: On paper, Hong Kong's autonomy is guaranteed for another 28 years.
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McGinty is — on paper and probably overall — a significantly weaker candidate than Sestak.
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On paper, a Patrick Patterson-Ibaka frontcourt pairing seems to be Toronto's best.
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On paper it looks great, but we never had a lot of money.
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I talk, and Pierre [Lehu], my minister of communication, puts it on paper.
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On paper, Hotel Birks's location in Montreal's commercial center makes an ideal perch.
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I'm just worried it won't look like it does on paper in reality.
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It sounded complicated on paper, but the whole family was so happy together.
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On paper, China's gross domestic product, its main economic figure, indicates smooth sailing.
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Missing from home and then absent on paper, the teenager is a phantom.
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SE plunged 23 percent, erasing $2.2 billion of his personal fortune on paper.
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"Those numbers are solely ink on paper," HeadCount spokesman Aaron Ghitelman told CNN.
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It's surprising, given that the V90 isn't a particularly exciting car on paper.
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Although Indonesian law guarantees press freedom on paper, the reality is more grave.
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We put it on paper and discussed it with Secretary Kelly and others.
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This should have been a promising year for Dems, at least on paper.
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That makes it, on paper at least, the "classy" offering in the bunch.
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On paper, the Foreign Secretary should have very little trouble retaining his seat.
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"If I ripped a drawing on paper, that would be destructive," he said.
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It's way easier to do it on paper than it is in practice.
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"We wanted to make it as intuitive as writing on paper," he said.
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" But the pace, she added, "was always a freight train, even on paper.
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Lavinia was certainly accomplished on paper, and her days were no doubt packed.
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Messages on the Apple Watch Messages on the iPhone On paper, that's impressive.
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If you're hoping to get something written down on paper — just do it.
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Other questions the former FBI director answered were written down on paper beforehand.
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Famously, on paper the transformation of Rome from republic to empire never happened.
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I noticed they were doing all their trade clearing and settlement on paper.
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Things like customer lists, designs and payroll data used to be on paper.
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On paper, the state of Texas doesn't so much resemble a swing state.
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Don&apost worry about composing something spectacular — just get those thoughts on paper.
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"On paper, the SFX concept probably made a lot of sense," says Tempel.
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On paper, this show shouldn't work — there's too many buy-ins for audiences.
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Adding more partners into the mix should, on paper, make it even better.
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On paper, the San Diego Padres are technically a Major League Baseball team.
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If people are stealing money, for the most part it's there on paper.
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On paper, the premise of God Friended Me sounds so very, very stupid.
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But Soman said even though the law exists on paper, enforcement has lagged.
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The text pieces, which are on paper and panel, accompany Speech Act Video.
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Ruth Li's sensuous works on paper exemplify this collision of past and present.
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Ediciones Hungría had a balanced display of artist books and works on paper.
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Private company in the U.S. called Wish, valued at $8 billion on paper.
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If you're really into writing on paper, the $150 Moleskine Smart Writing Set Ellipse is an ink-on-paper tablet that converts each flick of the special pen into a digital stroke, then also translates that into copy-and-pastable text.
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While percentage growth looks good on paper, it doesn't always tell the whole story.
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"Untitled" (1990), a gouache on paper, glows bright red through a mostly grayish palette.
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On paper, though, Huawei's latest are intriguing devices that carry a lot of potential.
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You can be underdogs on paper, but once the matches start, anything can happen.
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On paper, they are truly the perfect match but life got in the way.
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That will bring Hampstead and Hull a little closer together, at least on paper.
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That's a return of over 260 times on its investment (at least on paper).
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On paper, that's plenty to say that they can compete in the AFC South.
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Mostly, I suppose, because I had never seen him put it down on paper.
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After Trump reads anything on paper he just tears it up, like a toddler.
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A secret place, cryptic like a snuff film, but on paper, made of language.
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Did it feel good to get that all out on paper and in public?
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Who is the United States building missiles to defend against, at least on paper?
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The appeal is that the two fighters seem to match up beautifully on paper.
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On paper, the combined narrative of religion and hardship might sound depressing or preachy.
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Okay, it wasn't actually that funny on paper, but Gosling's delivery really sold it.
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"We went from an idea on paper to a full-grown brand," Todd recalled.
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"On paper at least, we are set up for success in 2019," he said.
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I want to write my story and get it down on paper, for myself.
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On paper, a movie of this sort appears destined to hoover up Academy gold.
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As bizarre as it sounds on paper, it makes perfect sense on monochromatic screen.
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On paper, that sounds fairly similar to the camera setup in Samsung's Galaxy S7.
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That starting five looks offensively unstoppable on paper, but, like, so does Oklahoma City's.
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However clever the plan looked on paper, it is both extraordinarily blunt and risky.
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Egypt's high threshold has created claims on paper that do not square with reality.
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On paper, the strategy doesn't seem too far removed from the Obama administration's policy.
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The workaround that the company has developed to overcome that seems promising…on paper.
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And on paper, it can also probably have an app store of its own.
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The sentiments can (on paper) sound comically simple, overly pious, outdated, self-explanatory, cliche.
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Comparisons to other comics-based TV series aside, the story sounds compelling on paper.
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But I think why it's interesting to people is that, on paper, it's unconventional.
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Place watermelon halves on paper-towel-lined plates and fill with gelatin mixture. 7.
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On paper, it looked like a great competitor for the delayed DJI Mavic Pro.
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Though, the magnitude of Black Panther's success on paper, shouldn't come as a surprise.
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On paper, then, Sotheby's has lost at least $50 million on the Taubman collection.
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On paper, at least, Volkswagen briefly became the most valuable company in the world.
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But even though it's unglamorous on paper, an organization wouldn't function properly without PMs.
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At least on paper, the Chromebook Pro is nearly on par with Apple's MacBook.
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On paper, it might be the best camera system ever put in a BlackBerry.
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They are the best team on paper, and have been all season, pretty much.
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Weston's mother, Laurel Imer, is the official coordinator on paper, the news station reported.
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I just took what I was feeling that night and put it on paper.
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It makes sense on paper, but I think there's still room for more refinement.
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The exhibition includes 28 works on paper and one painting, "Sunset at Kasauli" (1976).
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On paper, Huawei Mate 9 sounds like it should annihilate every camera out there.
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Many Y Combinator co-founders use it to get their companies started on paper.
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" International Paper Co.: "I wish that they really were a play on paper straws.
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Strategies that appear flawed on paper to game experts can actually disorient human masters.
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Just get all the crap that's bouncing around in your head down on paper.
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On paper, it seems like opulent overkill, but in person, it sounds just right.
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On paper, putting Chrome OS on a tablet doesn't seem like a bad idea.
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So, if you haven't already, put everything you have to do down on paper.
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On paper, my father was the right choice: an educated white man, a doctor.
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While all this is happening, venture funds don't actually look too bad on paper.
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As special counsel, Mueller has jurisdiction that is, at least on paper, very broad.
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And there is no cash — on paper they have salaries, but they receive nothing.
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Place the potatoes on paper towel-lined sheet trays and dry them thoroughly.3.
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I really want to like Marco because on paper it's an actual adult relationship.
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But on paper, LawBreakers comes across as a fairly typical game of its kind.
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To begin, here's a photo of a sketch I drew with pencil on paper.
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The previous government, on paper, had opposed the settlements but rarely said so publicly.
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On paper, it doesn't look like the model of abuse we're used to seeing.
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If Americans truly want to increase turnout, we must stop relying on paper ballots.
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"Yeah, on paper, we certainly have the advantage in the world rankings," said Woods.
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The first half of the concert reminded you of Mr. Branca's achievement on paper.
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HALLE, Germany — On paper, it was Roger Federer's least auspicious Wimbledon preparation in years.
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But on paper, her candidacy represented everything that Third Way Democrats seem to want.
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So on paper, Mavic wins, but we're not necessarily comparing apples to oranges here.
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Luckily, the oh-so-sustainable Popper is reusable and cuts down on paper waste.
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Well, on paper it would be a court-ordered strategy for the United States.
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He had great words on paper in 2016 but he didn't emphasize this issue.
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As of this writing, the Gurgaon Trump office tower still only exists on paper.
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The national motto appeared on paper money for the first time a year later.
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On paper, Taiwan and China make the same claims to the South China Sea.
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Two years later, the valuation, at least on paper, had increased to $3.5 billion.
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The Swiss curator first saw Peintner's work on paper more than 30 years ago.
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When it comes to productivity, writing on paper cuts out all of the noise.
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It's also sharper than Apple's iPhone, or at least it should be on paper.
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On paper, Dingtone and Telos look like two different apps from two different companies.
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The Radeon Pro 580X found in the base model is, on paper, pretty wimpy.
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But Warren said her heritage had been passed down in words, not on paper.
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On paper, most European countries still have strict laws on drug-taking (see map).
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Right now, bitcoin cash is actually worth quite a bit — on paper at least.
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The small collaged and painted works on paper feel delicate, their compositions almost casual.
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On paper, tricking is just different combinations of kicks, flips, and twists put together.
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The painted canvas turns into a coin rubbing on paper, the frame laid bare.
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Like de Mori, Gjergjaj had a good record on paper but against unspectacular opposition.
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She was showing two big pieces on paper 200 cm high of snow landscapes.
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Diversity is in the head and can be measured by ticking boxes on paper.
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Yet on paper, it was hard to find anything that Oesterlund actually owned himself.
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It's understandable, since on paper they shouldn't be among the G.O.P.'s biggest concerns.
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But in Mexico, laws are seldom the issue; on paper, they are often perfect.
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Plan your pattern on paper before placing the beads on your nails or hands.
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We all know these young people are Americans in every sense except on paper.
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If you do construct a schedule, I suggest physically writing it down on paper.
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Much of the rest of the Apple Watch Series 265 sounds boring on paper.
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I also have a studio in the basement where I make works on paper.
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"On paper, it looks good," Leeham Co analyst Bjorn Fehrm said of the redesign.
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Washington's 5-cent fee on paper and plastic bags went into effect in 2010.
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" The list picks up speed and pathos as it goes on: "Paper-thin walls.
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Sear 24 cocktail franks in a skillet, drain on paper towels and let cool.
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On paper, Republicans currently have a razor-thin 51-49 advantage in the Senate.
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For many positions, the agency relies on paper applications and pencil-and-paper tests.
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Make an on-paper or mental list of things to be grateful for instead.
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Shortly after, they discussed Mr. Fordjour's creating 15 paintings and five works on paper.
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Grabbing the tiny pieces with tweezers, she places them carefully on paper to count.
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The value of the 10-by-22-inch oil on paper painting is unknown.
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" Barnett emphasized that, on paper, the contract "appears to be negotiated in good faith.
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But not every possible sticking point can be dealt with on paper and notarized.
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But these reforms seem to largely exist today on paper, not on the ground.
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On paper, Mr. Washington is officially Jaylen's mentor, but he is really much more.
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Here she presents them on paper plates, still steaming, their corn-husk swaddling damp.
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After Mao's revolution, in 1949, traditional gender roles were abolished, at least on paper.
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A particular problem with Afghan contractors has been companies that only exist on paper.
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After three decades sailing the oceans, Mr. Kantner was a German on paper only.
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The exhibition includes paintings, sculptures, videos, photographs, and works on paper by 28 artists.
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On paper, parts of Carlson's agenda seem ripped from the former liberal firebrand Sen.
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That story sounds good on paper, but history reveals that it's largely a fairytale.
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But the tests were classically done on paper and it was a lengthy process.
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On paper, these appointments go well beyond any we've seen in past Republican administrations.
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A preview will appear, showing how the page will be printed out on paper.
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Finally, border adjustment does more than just keep firms in line on paper transactions.
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Most critically, these are not just ideas on paper with no basis for implementation.
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So 17 days after Ali died, Gawdat put his theory of happiness on paper.
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Jot them down safely (on paper) and store them in a place you'll remember.
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On paper, half of the burden of the tax is borne by the worker.
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Despite the similarities on paper, Speight explained why the two projects are wholly different.
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Experts believe that the technology will disrupt industries that rely heavily on paper trails.
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"The goal would be to animate not on paper but in space," he said.
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On paper it looks like we've had some success, but more support is needed.
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Here's why: On paper, this should be an easy victory for Republican state Sen.
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Kalanick's fortune on paper is estimated at $4.8 billion, according to Forbes' billionaire list.
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Spices have given her a new culinary world to explore, at least on paper.
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On paper the number of bad loans in Turkey has not reached alarming levels.
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On paper, France is the equal of the main contenders to win the competition.
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On paper, Republicans currently have a razor-thin 51-20113 advantage in the Senate.
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In her exhibition Betsy Kaufman: Paintings and Works on Paper 2015 – 2016 at Leslie Tonkonow Artworks + Projects (December 10, 535 – February 11, 2017), which is accompanied by a catalog, the artists shows four large paintings and 20 modestly-sized works on paper.
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JY: At the Philip Guston drawing retrospective that was at The Morgan Library some years ago, we were there together and [Johns] complained that a lot of the works weren't works on paper, so why did they call it Works on Paper.
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A move of that magnitude to the upside would mean that short-sellers would rack up about $842.6 million in on-paper losses, while they would make as much in on-paper gains if the share reaction is negative, according to S3 data.
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"We probably should have something on paper; it's always a good idea," Ms. Chimon said.
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It's a bold ambition to be sure, but on paper, not such a crazy one.
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MobiKwik co-founder Upasana Taku On paper, the statistics of its business are hugely impressive.
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I had their words on paper and diaries and such that their words were there.
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Well, okay, they didn't actually figure out a way to make JavaScript work on paper.
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It's all drawn by pencil on paper and then colored in Photoshop on my computer.
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Many early Uber employees have stock options that are — on paper — worth millions of dollars.
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And while that sounds nice on paper, Valerio struggles with the actual practice of it.
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When I moved my studio back home, I started to work in acrylic on paper.
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They are ink, watercolor, and gouache on paper, as seen here in my studio views.
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Outlook: They were really bad last season, and on paper they just got even worse.
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Many of those who bought in early have, on paper at least, made astonishing gains.
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On paper, the Eve V looks like a very well balanced machine for the price.
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But Pininfarina backs it up (on paper, at least) with some truly mind-boggling specs.
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Apatow is also certainly a feminist on paper, which is why his statement is puzzling.
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He still has to prove all this, but on paper, that pitch looks pretty good.
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On paper, Nicaragua's law is as sweeping—but the authorities do not actually prosecute women.
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This exhibition features a selection of approximately 33 paintings and works on paper by Ishida.
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On paper, its apps cover most of the functionality you'd need from an everyday phone.
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Like so many projects in Afghanistan, the North East Power System looked great on paper.
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We wrote bits of data into little fields on paper and then into massive mainframes.
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WATER MILL "Jane Freilicher and Jane Wilson: Seen and Unseen," paintings and works on paper.
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On paper, the 48-megapixel specs of the Honor 20 Pro's main camera are good.
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"I know it seems cheesy on paper," LaBeouf said of the idea at one point.
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YC: When making comics on paper, you're thinking about how to make a printed product.
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Printing a tweet fishes the quote from the Twitter stream, and mounts it on paper.
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So it was really weird to realize entire people just like didn't exist on paper.
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The Samsung Galaxy S211 is a more powerful phone than the iPhone 212 — on paper.
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I work on two opposing walls making paintings on paper, pinned directly onto the walls.
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Traditionally invoices would be sent via fax or other offline methods all done on paper.
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As a result, L.A.'s "second team" is the NBA's best, at least on paper.
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While completely different on paper, these shorts feel surprisingly complementary when watched back-to-back.
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At Britain's GCHQ, most code-breaking was done on paper until well into the 1980s.
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But, as is often the case, what's on paper doesn't always line up with reality.
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On paper, however, it appears that LG has scaled back some of the camera's capabilities.
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But while all three startups look similar on paper, each has its own distinct ideology.
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The artist creates both large-scale site-specific works as well as illustrations on paper.
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On paper, Amazon just bought a struggling overpriced grocery chain for more than $13 billion.
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Art on Paper continues at Pier 36 (299 South Street, Lower Manhattan) through March 5.
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A case in point: the masterful graphite on paper, "Study for the Guitar Lesson" (1934).
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That leaves around 700,000 tonnes of capacity that could, on paper, at least, be reactivated.
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Art on Paper continues at Pier 36 (299 South Street, Lower Manhattan) through March 11.
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The Key 2's specs are midrange on paper and I felt it at times.
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But apparently, Australia couldn't bear the thought of putting these inconvenient facts together on paper.
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But while the dream seemed flawless on paper, execution was far more difficult than expected.
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Again, this sounds fascinating on paper, but executing these ideas is a whole different story.
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Her figurative paintings and these abstract works on paper add up to an extraordinary achievement.
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Cool on paper, but a jumbled visual mess when looking at it on a screen.
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You can see these things on paper but that doesn't really convey what we do.
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I was writing music that looked good on paper, but I wasn't excited about it.
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The Chiefs certainly look to have the best team in the AFC West on paper.
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I think people should know that there is more to what it says on paper.
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But with no proof on paper, he knew his odds for claiming asylum were long.
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"Every escort hour I record on paper gets recorded as three computer hours," he said.
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Until Wednesday, Tesla short-sellers had, on paper, been up $276 million for the year.
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On paper, Chasm's pitch is compelling: a never-ending Metroid, where every experience is different.
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Yet Spanos emphasized that he prefers to have voters mark their choices on paper ballots.
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"After all, a law is just words on paper until it is implemented," she said.
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The best way to think of it is as a Trump campaign rally on paper.
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The gain, however, is only on paper until the asset or investment is actually sold.
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"Back then a lot of smaller regional banks still did everything on paper," he writes.
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He writes down social media posts on paper and hands it over, Syed Saddiq said.
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When a doctor encouraged Albert to put her thoughts on paper, JT was truly born.
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His next collaboration with Liman, this fall's American Made, looks like another outlier on paper.
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On paper, Vladimir Putin should not have had the upper hand going into the meeting.
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It relies on paper ballots, and will be fully accessible to researchers to find flaws.
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"We want to bring the discussions from policies on paper to actual implementation," Guo said.
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If all of this sounds kind of strange, that's because on paper, it definitely is.
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"They type nice-sounding phrases on paper but they don't actually follow them," Eisen said.
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If you want to get one thing done at work today, get it on paper.
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Just because something sounds good on paper does not mean it is a worthy idea.
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Officially on paper women were equally to men in the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.
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Emily and I seemed pretty good on paper: We were interested in each other's work.
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On paper, this roster is better suited to have success when LeBron is at center.
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There's certain roles which are dominated by women, which makes it look balanced on paper.
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By the close of trading on Thursday, on paper these contracts were worth $4.7 million.
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Realistic worst case: On paper, a last-place finish in the group is in play.
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They sang happy birthday and we all had a piece of cake on paper napkins.
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The paintings and works on paper in her current show are unexpected, confounding, and witty.
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On paper, the deputy attorney general supervises the F.B.I. like any other Justice Department component.
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Three "Works on Paper" by Mr. Kahane showed off different facets of Mr. Andres's artistry.
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But big pharmaceutical deals tend to promise much on paper and deliver little in reality.
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On paper, it looks like Japan's October 215 general election was more of the same.
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"On paper, I was the same professional that I was nine months earlier," she said.
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This is a big improvement, on paper, over P7's 17-hour wireless battery life.
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They get paid out as salary, looks like nothing out of the ordinary on paper.
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That was, of course, on paper since few seemed to be cashing in their shares.
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With Colon gone, the Mets still have seven starters for 2017, at least on paper.
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While the 93-year-old Mugabe is President on paper -- the army is in charge.
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"The concept looks good on paper, but I haven't seen any results," the analyst said.
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On paper they are the underdog again so I know they are talking about that.
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The question of what you want from an NFL edge rusher is simple on paper.
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If it is not on paper, there is a risk North Korea's "understanding" may shift.
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So what was it about the script on paper that made you go all in?
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They underachieved remarkably last season but, at least on paper, they should perform this year.
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He takes them out and drains them on paper towels, salting them for good measure.
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On paper – that famous piece of paper everyone's always on about – these are solid additions.
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Instead, it culled the herd of those people who were my friends on paper alone.
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In fact, Unicorn, like the mythical creature it is named after, exists only on paper.
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Yet for all their rights on paper, many same sex couples still encounter institutional homophobia.
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This sounds good on paper, but what happens when you actually try to do it?
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The XAV-AX100 has some decided advantages compared to the competition, at least on paper.
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"We started a list on paper, then a spreadsheet, then a complicated database," he said.
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Works on paper, including words typed into serial, repetitive patterns, are arranged in display cases.
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But by the mid-eighteen-fifties, at least on paper, Barnum had become an abolitionist.
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On paper, the songs continue Swamp Dogg's long catalog of salty, earthy Southern-soul storytelling.
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On paper, "Collective Rage" — starting with that phrase — may seem to favor alienation over amelioration.
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It is urgent, as until it is resolved on paper he is a deceased man.
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The totals were officially recorded on paper and called in by each precinct election captain.
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I took ink fingerprints on paper cards and used a Polaroid camera for mug shots.
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It appeared, on paper at least, to be a purchasing agent for Fred Trump's buildings.
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Robin Reisenfeld was appointed curator of works on paper at the Toledo Museum of Art.
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She said it greatly improved her productivity, though she still writes her drafts on paper.
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We don't know much about this project, but on paper it sounds very Oscar-friendly.
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Martin O'Malley, who on paper also seemed to have a plausible case for his candidacy.
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" But she added: "This is just a change in the doctrine, and it's on paper.
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Enter Team World, which sounds much more imposing than it looks on paper this week.
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On paper, not much has changed for the more than 3.6 million Syrians in Turkey.
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"The Americans were amazingly strong on paper," said Luke Donald, one of Europe's vice captains.
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Chinese corporate records show that — on paper, at least — someone else owns his mining empire.
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Sanders is, on paper, just as sharply critical as Warren is of Silicon Valley's power.
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As the price of his home soared, he became, at least on paper, a millionaire.
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On paper it looks like a quick turnaround but it's been a long time coming.
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"For me, it was dismissible based on paper," Valera told BuzzFeed News after the trial.
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Federalizing the laws and regulations governing PSAPs may seem like a good idea on paper.
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Mr. Coppola, who is 70, has reproduced about 110 stations on paper since he started.
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TOKYO — On paper, Japan has one of the best paternity leave policies in the world.
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Indeed, on paper there is very little difference between the two men, apart from age.
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"I think on paper you could say that we are better, for sure," Kershaw said.
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It sounds like a great idea on paper, but not so easy in real life.
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On paper these countries are still democracies; in practice they have become one-party regimes.
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On paper, Apple is aiming to pull the same trick with a device called HomePod.
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The irony in trying to be unique on paper is that everyone becomes the same.
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Smaller works on paper, board and canvas are often as deft, and rendered more loosely.
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While the stake is valued at $19,000 on paper, its true value is not clear.
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A presidential contest is fought not on paper but on the ground — and the airwaves.
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"On paper, we certainly have the advantage in the world rankings," Woods said last month.
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On paper, the game sounds like just another sequel in a medium rife with sequels.
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On paper the consensus view that iron ore is headed lower again looks pretty watertight.
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It's a move that on paper looks compelling, but also one faced with early skepticism.
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Photo by Aurora Almendral/VICE News On paper, the country is not doing bad economically.
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On paper, the Mets are already better and deeper than last season's 85-loss squad.
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" "How to make that clarification on paper - that's something we have to look at tonight.
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It all adds up to, on paper at least, the trappings of a contending team.
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Reading the play on paper, it was hard to conceive of Clinton fans liking it.
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A deal would appeal to both sides for a few reasons, at least on paper.
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On paper, the Los Angeles Dodgers have one of the deepest starting staffs in baseball.
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Many of the 17 paintings in the exhibition are done on paper mounted on cardboard.
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My works consists of painted wood constructions and works on paper, watercolor, drawing, or collage.
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And on paper, the IPO* will make Ek and his co-founder Martin Lorentzon billionaires.
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Although on paper Vervata is separate from FlexiSpy the two are largely the same entity.
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Sharratt's wall-sized self portrait took a full week of heavy sugar-on-paper action.
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There, he observed elephants and monkeys, later preserving these creatures on paper in detailed prints.
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Most companies have codes of ethics, Mr. Dombret said, but they often exist only on paper.
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This helps determine whether students who score high on paper can also engage in class discussions.
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The front-facing camera is just one megapixel, which is pretty much laughably bad on paper.
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The $113 V30 was better as a promise on paper than a phone in real use.
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If Inside's program sounds ambitious and potentially overwhelming on paper, experiencing it is a different thing.
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"In most news consumed on paper, the headline is not separate from the content," he said.
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On paper, H-1Bs are tied to a specific company, making changing jobs or advancement difficult.
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The Bills have the talent on paper to rebound from last season's poor showing on defense.
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For a long time, the time crystal concept existed only on paper as a mathematical oddity.
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In the right circumstances, the pen on paper feel of the reMarkable tablet is absolutely perfect.
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The Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens acquired 330 works on paper by Henry Moore.
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The entirety of the GOP tax law amounted to $1.5 trillion on paper when it passed.
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On paper, Tim Cook is an unlikely candidate to be the leading activist CEO in America.
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On paper, MCAS was only supposed to move the horizontal stabilizer 0.6 degrees at a time.
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On paper, the massive 221-inch curved panel seems like it would be great for productivity.
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I was a waitress so on paper I only made like $6,000 a year some years.
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The art ranges broadly in form, from paintings and sculptures to works on paper and video.
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Return of Xander Cage, just like the original XXX, shouldn't work as entertainment even on paper.
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Portable wireless chargers are one of those ideas that seems better on paper than in practice.
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However, Danny's conflict about his role and what it means to him is compelling on paper.
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On paper, at least, the governments of Myanmar and Bangladesh have agreed to a repatriation programme.
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For what it's worth, the guy in the video tells us he's a Democrat on paper.
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David Zwirner sold most of a group of 10 1930s works on paper by Paul Klee.
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Breakingviews Deals rarely look as good on paper as they do in a chief executive's head.
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On paper, the judge seemed likely to take a hard line when it came to sentencing.
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In this field, scientists can describe epic computers of unlimited power with scribbled definitions on paper.
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"The city's being rebuilt only on paper," said Abu Ali Neshwan, a 52-year-old shopkeeper.
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So while on paper Williams is an ideal candidate, his actual performance is a red flag.
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Bezos' wealth — on paper, anyway — surged after Amazon reported March quarter results that easily beat expectations.
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They need the GDPR to work on paper and be seen to be working in practice.
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On paper, there's never been a better time to be a music listener, regardless of genre.
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On paper, India has long claimed some of the world's most extensive road and rail networks.
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When Qatar was awarded the tournament in 2010 the Doha metro was a sketch on paper.
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Messaging is popular because it is simple, this Twitter app sounds rather complicated just on paper.
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But the culture is more than its aesthetic, and hipsterdom is, on paper at least, tolerant.
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A lot of startup executives and on-paper rich investors will now be real-life rich.
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Once we get the ideas down on paper, then we start expanding a little bit more.
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Putting your goals on paper can help you think bigger, remain focused, and keep you motivated.
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The Zephyrus is a pricey machine, retailing for $27000, and on paper, it's packed with power.
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And of course Simon Vs The Homo Sapiens Agenda has been adored on paper and celluloid.
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On paper the size difference between the iPhone 5 and the 6 doesn't seem too bad.
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Transactions are concluded with carved signature seals stamped on paper contracts, and another round of bows.
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Human resources paperwork is never fun to take care of—especially if it's literally on paper.
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In both the works on paper and the dioramas, chairs seem to serve as proxy figures.
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So consent-based reforms often look really great on paper but don't have any practical effect.
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The Next Web estimated that the total stolen was equal to almost $203 million on paper.
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But Sweetin's been moving onward and upward since long before the split became official on paper.
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The show's primary sell is "It's about grief," which doesn't sound like much fun on paper.
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LIVING ON PAPER: Letters From Iris Murdoch 1934-1995, edited by Avril Horner and Anne Rowe.
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On paper, he got me everything I wanted, but I still felt deeply unhappy and empty.
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On paper, Stephanie and Chris consent to a sexual relationship, and have a deep emotional connection.
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But here's an ingenious calculator drawn on paper—the creation of comic book artist Jason Shiga.
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Kaufman's paintings and works on paper ask us to slow down, to look and look again.
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This inspired a group of abstract works on paper that he made in his hotel room.
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Our ideas will likelyalways be bigger in our heads than on paper, or on a screen.
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On paper, the GoPro Karma looks like it's going to compete with the DJI Mavic drone.
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A braille writer is typically used to create bumps on paper that can't really be erased.
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The other group of about dozen works are done in colored crayons and ink on paper.
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Samsung's Notebook 9 lineup is impressive on paper, checking all the boxes on the spec sheet.
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On paper at least, the Pew report offers a second reason for celebration on the left.
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Before these applications arrived, field service teams completed all their paperwork on paper in the field.
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"Picasso's Studio at the Bateau Lavoir in 1908," charcoal + watercolor on paper, 12 x 18 in.
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But they might end up only existing on paper, the Kaiser Family Foundation's Larry Levitt said.
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What's next: Now that this plan is on paper, the blowback is going to be intense.
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On paper, it was perfect: First, Christie would use his deep connections to popular Iowa Gov.
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On paper, most countries within the European Union allow abortion on demand during the first trimester.
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"What we have here are words on paper," he told reporters after the agreement was reached.
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On paper, it's got it all: ergonomic design, highly-rated safety features, exceptional warranty, good value.
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On paper, you wouldn't say, oh, that's the kind of group that's going to be huge.
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While the results may have looked good on paper, it was anything but on the ice.
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On paper, it sounds like a sleek melting pot of Wall Street drama that'll thrill you.
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One of those apartments, it was in the red — it was worth negative money [on paper].
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In the past, most of this was done on paper, or via very clunky, desktop software.
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Botswana's image in the outside world is not so bad and Uganda is terrible on paper.
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He is a walking, living, breathing Supreme Court dissent, masterfully articulated and extensively annotated on paper.
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But there's also the grotesque contribution by Christopher Willauer, which appears to be snot on paper.
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In short, Boys sounds like Nashville, but for boy bands — on paper, an excellent sales pitch.
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This rift is all the more remarkable because the two men are, on paper, ideological allies.
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Sherrod Brown: On paper, Brown should have been among the most vulnerable Democratic senators in 22020.
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Several states have successfully experimented with VMT fees, proving that they don't just work on paper.
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The new show is also being hand-drawn, albeit not on paper, by Netflix's animation team.
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And Scott Walker, on paper the best of the bunch, quickly raised doubts about his preparedness.
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On paper, including the legal summary Timmons gave me, the issues of Yolanda von Braunhut v.
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Sometimes what follows is a larger version on paper, to see if the composition is working.
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Yet a "Union State of Russia and Belarus", nominally formed in 1999, exists mainly on paper.
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Previous relief initiatives were triggered by debt burdens much higher on paper than present-day totals.
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On the wall nearby hangs a little watercolor painting on paper of a battle in progress.
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As late as 20053, around 22005 million Americans still filled out their tax forms on paper.
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The engine — on paper a peppy thing — is noisy and crude when not in Sport mode.
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First, harden the voting system by relying more on paper ballots, and secure online election records.
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Check out these 20 budget-conscious gifts for $25 or under: Photos work on paper, too?
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Although she changed her Twitter display name to Tana Paul, on paper, she's still Tana Mongeau.
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The exhibition begins with works on paper that document her rapid artistic evolution in the 1930s.
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The ever-changing menu, photographed by diners as handwritten on paper, offers fresh seafood and beef.
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On paper, the campaign seeks to take on cyberbullying and the impact of opioids on families.
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If an on-paper "dream job" doesn't feel like a dream to you, don't force it.
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Employees handed customers food without a plate or utensils when they were low on paper products.
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On paper, it would be easy to write off Greta's words as another opinion among many.
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Even taking notes on paper, or leaving papers out on your desk, can have unintended consequences.
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While the plans sound immensely attractive on paper, living in Cammarata is not without its challenges.
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The paintings and prints are thoughtfully installed in the Met's dedicated rooms for works on paper.
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Once both sides are browned, remove from the pan and place on paper towels to drain.
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No matter how tough on paper, the sanctions will be effective only if they are enforced.
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On paper, this was every bit a basketball mismatch as it was an academic pick 'em.
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Usually something pops into my head that I find amusing so I put it on paper.
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But here comes the twist, which sounds positively bananas on paper but works brilliantly in practice.
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However, nothing was written on paper, and Musk did not notify the Nasdaq — an important requirement.
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Perhaps most intriguingly of all, however, is the way these two fighters match up on paper.
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To use the parlance of Love Island, this is 100 percent not my type on paper.
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Once cooked, drain on paper towels, cut on an angle, and drizzle with the dipping sauce.
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The numbers look great on paper, but it's way too early to see significant cash returns.
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They're nine up, and on paper at least should be better than their record has shown.
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Everything was great on paper, but it was impractical if you're not that much into music.
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In Zelda II, unfortunately all we ended up creating was what we originally had on paper.
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Like most of the Futurist body of thought, it's mainly on paper that these dishes work.
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"On paper, Becchetti has gone out and put his money where his mouth is," says Steve.
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On one wall is a salon-style display of mostly small works in ink on paper.
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Les Bleus certainly had the best team on paper, with incredible quality from front to back.
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I decided that, just in case, I'd put some of them down on paper now. ♦
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"We thought it was time to put these recommendations down on paper," Harkey told CNN Business.
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Republicans do have a good (on paper) candidate in Bruce Barreiro, a Miami-Dade County commissioner.
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On paper, the company was owned by a number of individuals working through various holding companies.
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It's a gouache painting on paper of a close up vagina and Saturn rising above it.
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Some 700 years before the Gutenberg Bible, the Japanese were hand-printing Buddhist texts on paper.
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Ambitious solutions may appear possible on paper — but their actual impact is much harder to foresee.
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No matter how small the work on paper, he built it like a full-sized painting.
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But as Adkins said, the story on the ground is different than the one on paper.
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Michael Rosenfeld presents a dozen never-before-shown acrylic-on-paper works from the same period.
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"The biggest answer is relationships with others, not working through these things on paper," she said.
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On paper, All County was Fred Trump's purchasing agent, buying everything from boilers to cleaning supplies.
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Their collection now numbers about 1,300 pieces, including sound art, film, video and works on paper.
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On paper, biodiesel is a way to make all those modes of transportation produce less carbon.
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On paper, these developments seem like concessions, but the album that resulted is clear and concise.
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It's possible to do this on paper (an analytical solution), but that can get pretty messy.
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Write down everything you hope to get done (on paper!), including all the easily accomplishable stuff.
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And a partnership on paper with a health-care company isn't enough to win that trust.
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I like printing out and reading documents (and recycling them!) and mapping out stories on paper.
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The two stations then shared resources and programming, but on paper they remained under separate ownership.
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In theory, on paper and PowerPoint, space presents a seemingly limitless array of possibilities and challenges.
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Its 34-inch size sounds large on paper, but remember that this is a diagonal measurement.
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Federer's draw, which looked like a breeze on paper, has instead been a prolonged great escape.
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On paper, the $1.3 trillion deficit projected for 2027 would be erased under the Trump budget.
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I read both paper and electronically, though when I'm home I prefer to read on paper.
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"On paper, you would say, 'She's more qualified,' " he said of the Democratic presidential front-runner.
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So I got in the habit of programming on paper, which actually served me really well.
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There were flowers left against every gate and poetry scribbled on paper taped to the lampposts.
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"Catastrophe" is a series about two likable characters who do not quite seem so on paper.
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"The big names will turn down a candidate," who only looks good on paper, he says.
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On paper, Mr. Brooks is the choreographer, and Ms. Whelan the dancer and his partner onstage.
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On paper I look like someone who could afford an abortion, which is weird to say.
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And while it works on paper, it's proved extremely hard to realize in the real world.
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