Also like that Xerox copy, the documents that Dangerzone produces aren't exact replicas.
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Almost every day, I found a Xerox copy of male genitalia on my desk.
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"It's like a Xerox copy of Puerto Rico," Konyndyk said, comparing the administration's coronavirus response to its mismanagement of Hurricane Maria's aftermath.
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Her work includes painting, textiles designed for industry, art textiles for the wall, baskets, books, and clothing. She became a pioneer in pursuing new avenues of textile printing and image generation - including the use of the office Xerox copy machine, and heat transfer on both cloth and handmade paper.
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Bärbel Mohr was born 5 July 1964. In 1995, she wrote The Cosmic Ordering Service for a small group of people and distributed it as a Xerox copy. In 2006, the British television presenter Noel Edmonds credited her book with turning his life and career around. Mohr regularly gave lectures and workshops on joyful living and how to realise your dreams.
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"Within a contemporary context, he comments on the collective consciousness with overall bold geometric and typographic elements. Gossel explores an array of media with elements of silkscreen, experimental Xerox copy and transfers, as well as various found billboard scraps and signage. The expressive rawness of the collection builds upon the surfaces with rich depth, paint, print and collage."Greg Gossel.
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In 1951, Carlson's royalties from Battelle amounted to about $15,000 (in current terms, $). Carlson continued to work at Haloid until 1955, and he remained a consultant to the company until his death. From 1956 to 1965, he continued to earn royalties on his patents from Xerox, amounting to about one-sixteenth of a cent for every Xerox copy made worldwide. In 1968, Fortune magazine ranked Carlson among the wealthiest people in America.
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Staffers were detained while leaving the Russian White House On June 19, at the behest of Korzhakov and Barsukov, security guards detained Sergey Lisovsky (the general director of the company ORT-advertising) and Arkady Evstafiev (an assistant to Chubais) while the two were leaving the Russian White House. The security agents discovered $500,000 in a Xerox copy-paper box that was being carried by one of the men.$15 млн в коробке из-под ксерокса // Власть. — № 24 (527).
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During his stay at Oxford University as a senior fellow at the Oxford Centre for Hebrew and Jewish Studies and a visiting senior member of Linacre College in 1986–87, a colleague had also passed him a xerox copy of 4QMMT, a document which had been talked about but which no one outside the inner circle had ever been allowed to see. This, too, he freely shared with anyone who wanted to see it as part of the campaign,This included Prof. Davies, who fatefully shared it with Prof.
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The most involved reuse organizations are "repair and overhaul" industries which take valuable parts, such as engine blocks, office furniture, toner cartridges, single-use cameras, aircraft hulls, and cathode ray tubes (CRTs) and refurbish them in a factory environment in order to meet the same/similar specifications as new products. Xerox (copy machines), and Cummins Engine are examples of refurbishing factories in the USA. Rolls Royce has a very large aircraft remanufacturing factory in Singapore; Caterpillar recently announced the opening of a tractor refurbishing plant in China. Some factories operate in competition with the original equipment manufacturer (OEM).
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Ord was born in Cumberland, Maryland, the son of James and Rebecca Ord. Family tradition made James Ord the illegitimate son of George IV of England and Maria FitzherbertGeorgetown University Archives including a Xerox copy of a manuscript entitled "History of James Ord as related by himself with other facts collected by his sons" and a copy of a privately printed pamphlet entitled, "Memoranda Concerning James Ord who died January 25, 1873 by his granddaughter Mary Ord Preston 1896" original publication in Georgetown University Library, Special Collections, call number 90A469. but he seems likely to have been the son of Ralph Ord, who was baptised at Wapping, Middlesex, in 1757, the son of John Ord, a factor (agent) from Berwick-upon- Tweed.Anthony J. Camp, Royal mistresses and bastards: fact and fiction 1714-1936 (London, 2007) , pp. 149-153.
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