The company will keep printing out orders placed before September 30.
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We're sure Spicer won't be printing out these tweets any time soon.
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The guy who routinely messes up printing out copies of the scripts.
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Consider printing out an enormous version of it to display at your campsite.
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Other than the cable stuff, are people printing out InfoWars things for him?
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Billions of dollars later, they are left printing out documents and faxing them.
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The website for the games also went down, preventing attendees from printing out tickets.
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Bronson Lamb, the managing director, was printing out address labels for the magazine's subscribers.
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For printing out a readable timeline, I'm happy with just those two for now.
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The next Republican to get the president's public support should probably start printing out résumés.
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Printing out a book on your home printer is tedious and produces an inferior result.
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There's always the old-school option of printing out your photos for a physical album.
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Printing out or jotting down a recipe on a piece of paper is just simpler.
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Osinfor's agents spent the next four hours printing out documents, downloaded via the creaky Iquitos internet.
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I fly at least once a month and always insist on printing out my boarding pass.
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"It's literally printing out levels in text representations, like big ASCII art style levels," he said.
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I like printing out and reading documents (and recycling them!) and mapping out stories on paper.
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A big one: Voters were confused as to why two sheets of paper were printing out.
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We would be printing out the best ones for weeks just to make sure they survived Y2K.
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Chany began printing out lists of vaccine ingredients from the CDC, browsing the internet, and watching videos.
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The complaint says she admitted to printing out the document and mailing it to the news outlet.
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Also, I am printing out this tweet and using it as my own Christmas list this year.
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When you're printing out lots of labels, you want to be able to type quickly and efficiently.
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I looked like a complete stalker printing out all these pictures of him at my school's library, haha.
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Chaunsey Logan of Fort Stewart, who went as far as printing out the rules in case they disappear.
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Printing out a to-do list that's already on my phone is a complete waste of paper, and any parent knows that a full coloring book costs less than a buck and printing out a page at a time from an inkjet printer would cost a fortune and take forever.
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DeSimone says the companies plan to be printing out shoes in the "hundreds of thousands of pairs" next year.
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That included printing out a poster declaring "no collusion" that was affixed to his podium, underneath the presidential seal.
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Now if you'll excuse us, we're printing out copies of this photo and hanging them all around the office.
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Five years later, Social Print Studio is a thriving business printing out Instagram-derived photo books and greeting cards.
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Changing all of that required printing out a form and sending Voya a copy of her identification by mail.
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On the campaign trail, Trump repeatedly referenced the emails WikiLeaks published, at times printing out some of its emails.
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Instead of just printing out the extracted HTML, we can output it programmatically as we further refine our quarry.
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I've got Printer Pro for printing out files from my iPhone even though I've never printed anything from my iPhone, ever.
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That snoop would probably rifle through our paperwork and narc on us for printing out our credit card bill at work.
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Nightingale suggests printing out a copy of your LinkedIn profile or résumé and changing the name on the top of the page.
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But the one thing I hadn't thought about while tinkering with my Prisma filters and sliders was actually printing out the product.
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A new service, Red Sox Replay, will allow buyers and sellers to transfer tickets digitally, eliminating the need for printing out tickets.
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The White House made light of this at the summit, printing out a Trump tweet in which he commented on the error.
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I'm not trying to make you feel bad for printing out your favorite feminist quote and sticking it up inside your cubicle.
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He couldn't get in touch with his boss, so he tasked me with printing out emails to hand deliver to his boss.
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The ages varied widely — there were boys no older than 11 or 12 on the phone next to grandmothers printing out voter data.
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As for printing out my ticket, don&apost confuse that step with checking in at the airport: I do still check in online.
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"The amount of rain some of our weather models are printing out for this storm are totals that are almost unbelievable," he said.
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Just last month, a hacker claimed credit for breaking into a series of printers and printing out sheets asking people to subscribe to PewDiePie.
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I plan on printing out The New Republic's "Lionel Shriver Shouldn't Write About Minorities" and taping it above my desk as a chiding reminder.
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To enlarge the font when printing out a speech for his boss, he physically changed the printer "letter ball" to one with bigger font.
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Until then, they'll have to express dissent the old-fashioned way: by printing out their angry tweets and mailing them to the White House.
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They had no way of printing out the ultrasound, so I asked if I could take a photo of the screen with my cell phone.
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In his studio, Osella begins by printing out the page he wants to use, then works on top of it, writing, scrawling, whatever takes him.
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This is accomplished by printing out Iron Man armor pieces in titanium and then adding the jet suit from Gravity Industries on top of that.
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Chiarini, the victim of revenge porn, also encourages people to collect evidence, which includes taking screen shots and printing out everything related to the abuse.
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The printing of 3D objects still requires certain skills, while ideally it should be as simple as printing out a document on a regular printer.
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A 2004 Nature article described a method of DNA synthesis, essentially printing out strands onto specially-designed microchips, that reduced the costs by a thousandfold.
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So Congress is encouraging states to move back to paper, even if that just means printing out a receipt after each electronic vote is cast.
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My job would be to keep the book updated to the minute, by printing out the layouts and pasting them into the pages of the book.
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But, one tip from Hall that could help tremendously, is actually printing out a paper copy and taping it up at eye-level on your cabinets.
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Rather than printing out a document, signing it, scanning and emailing it (or faxing it), signing the document electronically can save paper, time, and even money.
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That ended up taking the form of a kiosk that sort of answered a digital user need of printing out hard copies from the digital system.
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For the spiritual part of the ceremony, Dr. Rumbak asked family and friends to read passages, printing out booklets so everyone in attendance could follow along.
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After printing out a large-scale nude photo of her friend, the student used different colors to fingerpaint where various people in her life have touched her.
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While JLab Audio has put a hold on hiring several positions to save on costs, the publisher Holiday House is shifting some book printing out of China.
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Carbon in particular has found success with its Adidas partnership, printing out Futurecraft 4D shoes in limited quantities and scaling up considerably in the last few years.
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Nestel tweeted out a photo recently that proves that dealers are printing out little pictures of Steph and his name to brand their latest shipment of scag.
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The video features singer Lalin St. Juste amongst the surreal imagery, with Cafiero shooting scenes of her singing and then printing out frames to use as cutouts.
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Andrea Lipps, an organizer of the show, explains that the Joris Laarman Lab took digital printing "out of the box" by attaching a nozzle to walking robots.
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These airlines keep their costs low by charging you for everything from choosing your seats to printing out your boarding pass, so pay attention to the details.
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For both citizens and politicians, printing out tweets is a way of holding those in power accountable for what they say — even when it's 140-characters or less.
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" Caitlin said, adding that people are "printing out resumes all day, applying to Amazon [which plans to open up a headquarters in the area], applying to other jobs.
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The tech isn't quite ready to start printing out cars on Ford's production line just yet, but the companies told CNBC that they're working toward that seeming inevitability.
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ReceiptsYes, every time I go to the store I get a receipt (sometimes two if they're printing out coupons) and I immediately toss it upon returning home.5.
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Billings Public Schools are closed because of the coronavirus, but some teachers went back into their classrooms on Monday to start printing out masks on their schools' machines.
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First, printing out credit card statements and thinking about how I could have avoided any of the charges and finding ways to plan ahead for the next month.
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We decided to ask my partner's grandmother if she had ever heard this long-lost name, carefully printing out ship manifests and citizenship documents to prove our findings.
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Finally, a "clutter-free" option has been added to the print settings, so you can save some ink by printing out versions of webpages that cut out unnecessary elements.
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He cited two types: someone printing out multiple copies of the same ticket and doctoring a printout to change the row and seat numbers to fetch a higher price.
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I especially took joy in finding photos, memes, and other web detritus that I didn't own (oops) and printing out those — something I'm guessing Fujifilm might officially frown upon.
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I remember printing out receipts and if it was a slow night or something, I would just be there and I would be singing and I would be writing.
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That's mostly thanks to its ridiculously intuitive app, which makes it super easy for people to understand what they're printing out and how it would connect to other toy parts.
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If you don't want to go the prenup route, Guthrie says it's worth printing out or saving digital copies of all your account statements for the month before you marry.
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And since you probably aren't printing out poster-sized images, or zooming in on some detail way in the background of your photo, the extra megapixels will likely be wasted.
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"Analysis is far more involved than printing out a spreadsheet and eyeballing it - you need to go deep and control for a variety of factors to get the real story."
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But it will make the process of printing out a gun and possessing it a bit more difficult and perhaps more expensive — and perhaps delay the technology from becoming widespread.
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Having successfully completed the latest task in the growing category of "Things Airline Employees Used to Do" — printing out and affixing my own bag-routing tag — I proceed to security.
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An artist friend told her that she stretched canvases when stuck; Offill borrowed the idea and took to printing out fragments from "Weather" and pasting them onto large poster boards.
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Assuming you already have access to a 3D printer, actually printing out the Lego-compatible grips should be dramatically cheaper (think $15 to $20) than a $69.99 cardboard kit from Nintendo.
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But as we've seen before, if someone really wanted to break into your device and steal your data, they can do it by lifting your fingerprint and printing out a mold.
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The board of elections' process for drawing lots involves printing out both candidates' names and cutting them into equal sized, individual sheets of paper, then putting them into separate film canisters.
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I recommend printing out the receipt and holding onto the paperwork through your departure from the country — it expedited my exit when passport control couldn't locate my visa in the computer.
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Twitter has been on a full-on charm offensive lately, literally printing out people's tweets and plastering them all over public transportation—as if we needed more tweets in our lives.
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It can also mean gathering archival photos, Xeroxing images from books, cutting stuff out from magazines, and printing out text (or using a typewriter), then pasting them all together onto the page.
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I liked printing out photos of landscapes, loved ones, and other memories with the Sprocket Select, and you will too if you want an enjoyable editing experience and a convenient printing process.
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Tillerson, who does not use social media, tasks his staff with printing out each of the president's tweets, he told his predecessor Condoleezza Rice at a Stanford University event on Wednesday. Sec.
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People close to Trump, including aides, are still printing out Times and Post articles on the news of the day, including impeachment, and giving them to him, according to an administration official.
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The reMarkable team doesn't see it as a competitor to an iPad, Kindle, or Microsoft Surface, but rather a replacement for printing out documents, carrying around notebooks, or drawing on a sketchpad.
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Law enforcers have successfully taken down an illegal counterfeit operation that was printing out 100 euro notes in Bulgaria; one which Europol describes as one of Europe's "most significant" operations in recent years.
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Read more:Here's why the Google Pixel is the absolute best phone if you're a frequent traveler like meI fly at least once a month and always insist on printing out my boarding pass.
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In his appeal, he admitted to providing discounts for reviews before Amazon banned the practice, and to sending customers emails about printing out shooting targets that the algorithm might have mistaken for bribes.
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Restaurants would also have the "flexibility" to post the calorie information online or on smartphone applications, saving them the expense of printing out endless combinations of foods on their in-store menu boards.
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From the first moment you held it in your hands (before the digital era when printing out a syllabus didn't seem to be an environmentally relevant question), your future for the semester crystallized.
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Airlines hate 'nested ticketing,' but the little-known trick could save you a ton of money on flightsI fly at least once a month and always insist on printing out my boarding pass.
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Tillerson praised Trump, saying the President is "world-class at social media," and added that printing out the tweets makes sense because he doesn't know what Trump is going to tweet in advance.
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Lone counterfeiters used to run an operation in their homes, printing out stickers on a home printer to lay over cheap Magic cards in an attempt to pass them off as the real thing.
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Sanders apparently saw the irony in that and decided to take it to the Senate floor, illustrating the healthcare flip-flop by printing out Trump's former campaign promise onto a big-ass poster board.
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Undertaking the huge task of printing out the internet itself was Paul Soulellis, whose Library of the Printed Web archives the work of artists working with screenshots, search engines, and other web-based practices.
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When he gets home, he opens up his browser, and in half an hour he's printing out his own undetectable, fully functional plastic gun, with no background check and no record of his purchase.
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The ballots she sends voters via email include a template for printing out an origami-style envelope with guidelines showing voters how to fold it so a legal statement and their signature face outside.
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Hidden behind several security doors, artisans in green lab coats file, polish and set jewelry while nearby machines toil away at their own jobs, printing out wax models and spinning wire into springy tubes.
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And as the US government and states struggle to safeguard the systems that are already in place, the biggest problem experts have pointed to is digital "voting systems" — from registration to printing out ballots.
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While I may or may not have had the AIM MrSjAkSpArO for a period, Tumblr was not yet invented and my obsession pretty much stopped at printing out Google images of Depp for my wall.
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You can pick different colors for different parts of the toy you're printing out, and you can also customize new toys using simple ball-and-socket joints that are printed on many of the pieces.
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She called home and told her 14-year-old son to find photos of Bailey (a dog with a shaggy tan-cream coat, a chestnut beard and enormously long eyelashes) and start printing out fliers.
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The sender had evidently put this codebook together by first printing out the typed letter in plaintext, then cutting out individual words and pasting them alongside abbreviations that he'd printed out separately on other sheets.
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While printing out toys is something that seems like it would appeal to littler kids – Mattel covers itself from a liability standpoint by saying the device is "designed for users ages 13 and up," USA Today reports.
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Photos below show how people around the world are stockpiling and dealing with the run on toilet paper — from armed robberies in Hong Kong to an Australian newspaper printing out blank pages to serve as toilet paper.
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A marketing professional by day, Holmberg's mother helped her daughter with the box rebranding, printing out and plastering the photos of Momoa, 39, on the purple packaging, and changing the name on the front from Samoas to Momoas.
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FRANKFURT, Aug 23 (Reuters) - Shares in ticket agency CTS Eventim fell by as much as 10 percent on Thursday after Germany's Federal Supreme Court ruled that the fees it charges for printing out tickets ordered online are illegal.
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You don't necessarily even have to be writing down every purchase — it can be as simple as writing down your major bills (mortgage/rent, car loans, student loans, utilities) and printing out your most recent credit card statements.
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Peter DeFazio (D-Ore.), ranking member on the panel, said one of his staffers was able to get compensation for a delayed flight after printing out and sifting through dozens of pages of the airline's contract of carriage.
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The cyberattack took out internet access and telecasts, grounded broadcasters' drones, shut down the Pyeongchang 2018 website, and prevented spectators from printing out reservations and attending the ceremony, which resulted in an unusually high number of empty seats.
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If you don't want to go that route, it's worth at least printing out or saving digital copies of all your account statements for the month before you marry, says Susan Guthrie, a family law attorney and mediator.
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From buying enough toilet rolls to make a throne, to printing out blank newspaper pages to serve as extra toilet paper, people have had a seemingly insatiable desire to stockpile — even though manufacturers say there is no shortage.
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While that is mostly the case, I also got a huge kick out of digging through and printing out photos that were stored on my phones (or on Google Drive), especially the ones that I took with other cameras.
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CAMSTL has since modified the exhibition space by erecting a wall around the contentious series, placing labels next to them that explain Walker's intent, and printing out and displaying news stories (including Hyperallergic's coverage) to provide viewers with information.
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Security experts are also concerned about a type of electronic voting machine known as a "ballot-marking device," which lets voters select their choices on a touchscreen before printing out a paper slip that serves as the official ballot.
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The fateful encounter that sets the plot in motion takes place when Evan is in the computer room at school, printing out one of the daily pep-talk letters to himself that his therapist has advised him to write.
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This is part of the reason why the Arch Mission Foundation, a nonprofit created by American serial entrepreneur Nova Spivak, is printing out all 25 million pages of the English version of Wikipedia and sending it to the moon.
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His mom, Edith Vega, looked down for a moment as she was printing out their boarding passes, then looked up and noticed him on the belt about to go through the tunnel to the other side, according to WSB-TV.
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For now, 3-D food printers are largely the reserve of high-end dining (could explain all the faux-caviar) but Dobrzensky believes that within as little as two years, everyone will be casually printing out spag Bols for weeknight dinners.
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I started getting bombarded with emails from the cruise line, offers on shore excursions, premium liquor upgrades, dining packages, instructions for checking in and printing out our luggage tags, offers for spa treatments, reminders of looming deadlines, and on and on.
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All these people were printing out JFK Jr. masks and bringing them to the July Fourth celebration in DC, because they are convinced that JFK Jr. is alive, and they thought he was going to reveal himself and team up with President Trump.
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And, although it can estimate ground height and work around it while printing out a structure, there's a long way to go before it'll be able to scope out a location and decide what the best place for a column is, for example.
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But the small scope of the pop-up, combined with essentially printing out instructions already available online, felt like a bizarre first step — especially when the location was designed to draw in holiday shoppers who were likely just seeking refuge from the cold.
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An example in pseudocode would look something like this: So, we're just printing out what values we're giving the function (which is supposed to add together two values and return the resulting value) and then we print what result it gave us.
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Meanwhile, Dave's paralegal, Sonya Dobbs, had figured out the passwords to Bob's email accounts and was printing out hundreds of messages, including many from the investigator's handler at an analytical unit inside the C.I.A. I had planned to spend two days in Pensacola.
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The same story had been happening all over during that time period as the American paper industry began facing greater competition from China and a more-environmentally-conscious consumer that was turning more frequently to computers and printing out fewer documents on paper.
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" Patricia Dudek, an elder law and disability law lawyer in suburban Detroit who represented the Kirbys in their appeal, started printing out relevant sections of the settlement agreement to show nursing home and home care administrators that the improvement standard was "an old wives' tale.
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It was revolutionary when my wife and I first realized that, as Prime members, we could return almost anything we bought from Amazon, on the company's dime, simply by printing out a return label and slapping it on the box in which it arrived.
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It involved installing landlines, printing out maps, and actually looking one another in the eye during dinner conversations, but a decade later Shlain has determined that the benefits of consciously disconnecting outweigh the short-term sense of accomplishment we get from being on our phones.
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The PDF is exactly what you'd expect from an artist like Goldsmith, who created a conceptual art project in 2013 called 'Printing Out the Internet' that invited people from around the globe to print out portions of the internet and send it to a gallery in Mexico.
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Vince—who works for the Department of Defense doing marketing for the U.S. Army—figured printing out the surprise photo for Manda would be perfect since it would fit with the theme of the "paper anniversary," a tradition where married couples give each other papers gifts to celebrate their first year together.
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Read more:I slept in an ice hotel that's a consistent 23 degrees, and the cold was surprisingly not an issueAirlines hate 'nested ticketing,' but the little-known trick could save you a ton of money on flightsI fly at least once a month and always insist on printing out my boarding pass.
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On the computer I wasn't using, which had a monitor facing out of my cubicle, I ran a screensaver-type program that I had put together which did Hollywood-style printing things on screens (think green text printing out slowly in a window, as if over a modem) and graphs updating themselves every few minutes.
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They are legal — all you need is a notary and two witnesses (this can vary state by state) to sign a will, and the last step in creating an online will is printing out the document and getting it notarized — and they do ask you many of the same questions that a lawyer would.
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She also often shared snapshots on her private Instagram account of her life in the West Wing, including travel to rallies and Trump properties, and in one post she joked that she had been responsible for printing out a piece of paper that Mr. Trump held up and referred to at a public event.
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She also often shared snapshots on her private Instagram account of her life in the West Wing, including travel to rallies and Trump properties, and in one post she joked that she had been responsible for printing out a piece of paper that Mr. Trump held up and referred to at a public event.
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" So I mentioned to my daughter's teacher that I felt a little daunted by dressing my daughter as one of the fuzzy, bulbous creatures from the Dr. Seuss books, and she steered me toward printing out a photo of a red fish and taping it to her shirt, as in "One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish.
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From printing out return labels (its main use), to movie and plane tickets so I don't have to turn over my phone, to printing documents and using the scanner app on my phone to scan or "fax" them, this printer comes in so handy I don't know how I lived without it for so many years.
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Read more:I had the best poutine in Quebec City at a burger joint, and it tasted surprisingly gourmetI slept in an ice hotel that's a consistent 23 degrees, and the cold was surprisingly not an issueAirlines hate 'nested ticketing,' but the little-known trick could save you a ton of money on flightsI fly at least once a month and always insist on printing out my boarding pass.
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