Everything felt like a copy of a copy of a copy.
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Copy and paste, copy and paste, copy and paste—fully 20 times.
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Like all music, it's a copy of a copy of a copy.
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With endless limited-run, capsule-style collections to choose from, it's hard to tell which trend belongs to whom and which is a copy of a copy (of a copy of a copy).
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COMEY: Had a copy — had a copy at the time.
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Facebook and Zuckerberg's plan to copy Snapchat — and copy and copy and copy — derailed Snapchat's momentum, and the once-hot app no longer looks like a serious threat to steal away future generations of Facebookers.
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Pre-order a digital copy here or a physical copy here.
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The copy that Phrasee generates is tested against human-generated copy.
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While we no longer have a separate copy-desk operation, the majority of our copy editors are still on staff, and still editing copy.
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It's a copy of a copy, and a crude one at that.
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You can preorder a physical copy here and a digital copy here.
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Then you can send each block to a sub-algorithm that calculates item frequencies: 12 goes to copy one of the algorithm, 34 goes to copy two, 56 goes to copy three, and 123 goes to copy four.
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Tap "COPY" from the pop-up menu to copy everything you&aposve highlighted.
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Did you sign the customer copy instead of the merchant copy, you idiot?
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Last year, they said they would hook us up to the copy machine in the copy room, which was a very old copy machine and never worked.
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If you're going to copy something, you might as well copy it well, right?
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If you're going to copy, copy the really important stuff like a diverse workforce.
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Many of the people who read copy at The Times are former copy editors.
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If you copy something on your iPhone and then copy something else on your Mac before hitting paste, the local copy will overwrite whatever was on your other device.
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Once the "Copy" bubble pops up, tap on it to copy your serial number.6.
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Female proofreaders and copy markers make 109.0% as much as male proofreaders and copy markers.
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So copy the best of what you like in people and don't copy the bad.
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He dictated his copy for the Street column to an editor on the copy desk.
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So one copy may be covered by HIPAA and the other copy may not be.
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While we are eliminating the free-standing copy desk, we are not eliminating copy editing.
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Copy editor Eva Langfeldt would copy-edit the manuscripts and send them to the type house.
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You'll then tap the "Share" button then choose "Copy" to copy the link to your clipboard.
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"Tell me one more time, how do we know it's not a copy of a copy?"
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The restructuring would eliminate the stand-alone copy desk, which includes more than 100 copy editors.
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Philip Seymour Hoffman's copy of Death Be Not Proud by John Gunther Isiah Thomas' copy of The Autobiography of Malcolm X Transparent actor Jay Duplass' copy of Journey to Ixtlan by Carlos Castaneda Orange is the New Black actor Taylor Schiling's copy of Even Cowgirls Get the Blues by Tom Robbins Artist Hank Willis Thomas' copy of Chris Rock's Rock This!
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JORDAN: The McCain copy, the "Buzzfeed" copy, and the one that you got from Corn and Simpson.
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All the inspiration you need to go forth, and copy (or not copy) the Bad Gal, ahead.
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Click the blue "Copy Meeting Invitation" button to copy the link to send to colleagues or classmates.
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But Ross wouldn't have had a chance to sleep with Chloe the copy girl in 2017 because Chloe wouldn't work at the copy place — in all likelihood, the copy place wouldn't even exist.
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In the likely event that the file's being too hammered by traffic, just copy the file to your own Google Drive, make a copy of that file, and then download the resulting copy.
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Video McCain's copy was identical to the copy that Buzzfeed gave the bureau, Jordan said, citing the email.
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Get your copy for Kindle, as an audiobook, or a physical copy here, with prices starting at $12.99.
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The price for an original copy on Discogs climbed to $200, even he doesn't have an original copy.
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Those four I kept a copy at the FBI and a copy at my personal safe at home.
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Right-click and select "Copy" to copy the document or documents, or press "CTRL" + "C" on your keyboard.
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That clean rush of excitement he felt as a cub after taking down his first boar is a faint and distant memory, dulled from repeated exposure, a copy of a copy of a copy.
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Lost showrunner Damon Lindelof's copy of The Wizard of Oz The inscription for Jimmy Kimmel's copy of Steve Martin's Cruel Shoes Novelist Junot Díaz's copy of The Earth by Arthur Beiser Writer and director Lana Wachowski (The Matrix, Cloud Atlas, Sens8) donated this copy of The Shock Doctrine by Naomi Klein.
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At this point everyone's experience with the song is a copy of a copy of a copy, which sets the mood for where your head should be and foreshadowing what he's about to tell us.
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To get your copy today on Blu-ray, click here To get your copy today on DHD , click here.
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They can either do nothing, contact the person who made the copy, or ask YouTube to remove the copy.
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And yes, it's expensive ($300 for the large copy and $200 for the small copy) just like Apple's devices.
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Of course, that sort of copy is found all over the site (their MacBook Pro copy is particularly inspired).
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Finally, you can tap the "Copy" option to copy a link to the playlist, which you can then paste anywhere.
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Plus, many internet sleuths noted that the copy Johnston obtained were stamped with "client copy" which they offered as proof.
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"We worked fast, always copy and paste, copy and paste," she said, adding there was a lot of time pressure.
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My own copy of Frazier's ''The Notion of Family'' was in the car, but I asked for the library's copy.
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The photo shows a copy of Girl's Life next to a copy of Boys' Life — and the differences are jarring.
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We're trying to copy American beer and most American breweries right now are trying to copy old, European-style beers.
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Good copy and visual storytelling abilities Digital media is a copy- and visual-driven medium unlike any other before it.
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Titling the physical copy of the album Blond (male) and the digital copy Blonde (female), he's ditching the gender binary.
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Don't just delete the file from your hard drive, as that will erase the local copy and the cloud copy.
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Also, we decide on the back-cover copy, ad copy and cover to ensure they're directed to our target audience.
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It's relatively easy to make a perfect copy, but if you don't make that copy, it will be utterly lost.
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If you bought a copy from Steam, you can continue to play that same copy online with a Windows PC.
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If you've chosen a hard copy of your data, like photos, then you'll have a copy of all of them too.
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I mean, Stevie Wonder started trying to copy them, and he puts that out there—he wouldn't say copy, I'm sure.
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You can snag a copy on Amazon for $10.19—though, unlike the ones Trump is hawking, that copy won't be signed.
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Other business copy-writing sellers offer to write product descriptions, "about me" pages for websites, Amazon product listings and website copy.
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"I liked what I heard there, but I told him, For me to copy, I'm not going to copy," Salvador said.
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As for the physical collection, the library in Mo holds a copy of every book in the Norwegian National Library in a blast-proof vault; another copy is stored in Oslo, and a third copy is available for lending.
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I bring and drop off a copy of Codenames and copy of Wits and Wagers that my editor gave me—my plan had always been to donate one copy of Codenames to the guards and another to the detainees.
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Unfortunately for the others, it is harder to copy Apple's financial playbook than it is for Apple to copy exciting new features.
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You can copy entire paragraphs of text by highlighting it with one finger, and pinching with three fingers to copy and paste.
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Then you can submit a claim online, print a copy and mail it, or have a hard copy form mailed to you.
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I know you've sent a copy of this to her because she needs some help with her ... I should send a copy.
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"Whatever your eyes can read — what you can copy and paste — a tracker could copy and paste into a cookie," explains Tillman.
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" Others, like I was just given some copy that was just like, "This is the copy and you have to read it.
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Funnily enough, an additional term of the settlement was that Mr. Bleckner had to paint Mr. Baldwin another copy of the copy.
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Live in Front of a Studio Audience almost reminded me of a high school play version of M*A*S*H I once attended, where every performance felt like a copy of a copy of a copy of Alan Alda.
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I like to leave them lying around half read, go to another city, buy a new copy, leave that somewhere, come home, be unable to relocate that first copy, then buy a third copy, which I then spill some coffee on.
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The job of mRNA is to read the DNA, create a copy of the instructions, and bring the copy to the protein factory.
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There's an easy way to download a complete copy of your photos, and even a copy of all of the comments you've posted.
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If you type "copy Zack," you get Zack's contact card with a copy button next to each field (phone number, email address, etc.).
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Don't just copy and paste work experience When it comes time to write your resume, don't just copy and paste your work experience.
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Google (with a few small exceptions) did not copy code from Oracle, but they did copy the way that developers access those functions.
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Maybe border protection staff will want to check the real copy the first time, but frequent travelers could rely on this sealed digital copy.
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Copy Counts It's easy to re-pin again and again, but actually putting your own voice into your copy is what sets you apart.
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Over the course of 219 lectures, this learning pack will arm you with the copy chops you need to churn out compelling, clickable copy.
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When I get back to Arkansas, Thanksgiving over, the decade dying, I lay a copy of Inferno, a copy of Purgatorio, and a copy of Paradiso we bought at Shakespeare and Company on the high shelf next to the standing desk where I write.
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Actually, the first person to tweet at me a cool thing they did in JS gets their very own copy (that was once my copy).
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The engine also makes it easier to apply the necessary attribution, when available, by offering pre-formatted copy you can click to copy and paste.
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The second page of the documents obtained by Johnston are stamped "Client Copy," leading to speculation on Twitter that they may be Trump's own copy.
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Has the NYT done any comprehensive statistical analysis of work performed by copy editors before making the decision to eliminate a stand-alone copy desk?
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" The crowd erupted in applause before Khan pulled out a copy of the Constitution and ended his question with, "I will gladly lend you my copy.
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On the Edit screen in Photos in macOS (click the sliders icon to find it), choose Image then Copy Adjustments to copy the changes you've made.
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The Witch ElmBy Tana FrenchOut October 30Once your friends know you have a copy of The Witch Elm, they will all ask you for the copy.
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The seals were trained to copy their own sound sequences first, then Janik and his team challenged them to create melodies and copy human vowel sounds.
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Bonus tip: if you want to copy your final answer to another app, press and hold on it to bring up a small Copy option above.
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While others might be able to copy its features, they won't be able to copy its community, drawn to the network effect of the market leader.
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I'd copy the song over onto another sheet of paper, and then I would copy it again, and every time I would change something about it.
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Pete Blair, the head of the Sports copy desk, gave another look at the Anderson column, which had been copy-edited in 2014 by Adrienne Morris.
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Click to select the smaller version of that colored folder on the left side of the window and use the Copy command again to copy it.
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"Make sure you order your copy today, or stop by one of her book tour stops to get a copy and say hello," Trump tweeted Sunday.
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Thirty minutes later, the copy is completely cast—and in the most cases, the exactness of the copy is often sufficient enough to pull off the heist.
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He said a copy of his father's letter was delivered to Rouhani's office, and a copy was emailed to him that he distributed it among news websites.
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Apple is also improving its copy and paste feature on iPadOS, so you use three fingers to pinch to copy and a three-finger spread to paste.
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So now we have a digital copy from Blu-ray using composite video, a new VHS transfer from that pristine source and an original, old VHS copy.
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The drug, called Renflexis, is a biosimilar – a copy of a biotech drug - and the second Remicade copy to be approved in the world's largest pharmaceutical market.
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It also submitted for approval its copy of Roche's blockbuster breast cancer drug Herceptin and its copy of AbbVie Inc's rheumatoid arthritis drug Humira, both in Europe.
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We use the platforms that copy each other, and then, as people, we'll all copy each other with the clothes we wear and the things we do.
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In true Apple fashion the book comes in two sizes: a 22000 x 22016-inch copy for $27 and a 13 x 16.25-inch copy for $299.
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Tucson Restaurant (pronounced "Took-sone") calls itself the "typical American steakhouse," and is a copy of a copy, with its design and menu extremely similar to Kansas.
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Only after The Guardian newspaper obtained an old copy of the Trending Topics guidelines did Facebook provide more information, and an up-to-date copy of them.
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However, he said that if House Democrats are successful in obtaining a copy of Trump's tax returns, then he will also request a copy of the documents.
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Luke's lawyers subpoenaed Gaga to get a copy of the texts, but according to the docs ... the copy they got was so heavily redacted it was incomprehensible.
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While Lavigne's original GitHub repository was online, I "forked" it, or made my own copy on GitHub This morning my own copy of the repository was deactivated.
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" He added, "I know of only two copies that contain all the sections: my copy, bound in blue pictorial cloth, and the Yale copy, in brown wrappers.
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The Senate had also given the Justice Department a copy of the report for the F.B.I. The bureau has returned that copy to the Senate, officials said.
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Then, make the big projects unique enough that students won't be able to copy it and will have to go through the copy-modify process described above.
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Alexander continued to carry the records around for a year until other executives obtained a copy of them and destroyed his copy of the records, Recode reported.
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To make a copy of a file, rather than overwrite the current version, click the three dots next to an entry on the right, then Make a copy.
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And if you want to learn the secrets to writing killer copy, the Complete Copywriting Mastery Bundle will arm you with the tools to craft copy that converts.
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If you're working from a physical master copy, you'll need to copy each page, then feed the paper back into the printer and print onto the other side.
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Andrew had one copy of a defective gene that leads to Parkinson's but the genome sequencing didn't show a second copy, without which it could not be Parkinson's.
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It's obvious that their social media team had intended for copy to go into the "need copy and link" space, but they failed to update their scheduled tweet.
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The molecular scissors were able to precisely cut the disease-causing copy of the gene without disrupting the healthy copy, according to a study published today in Nature.
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It doesn't sell you the book, but tells you, for free, who is selling a copy or, for really obscure stuff, the closest academic library with a copy.
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Ask for a copy of the agreementIn general, you should have your own copy of every employment agreement and policy that you've been required to sign or follow.
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"I took a copy of the state seal of Florida — a black-and-white, like Xeroxed copy — put it on the back, just the state seal," explains Rudd.
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And when Patterson first requested a copy of KJ's credit file from ChexSystems, it said it couldn't send his report until it saw a copy of KJ's driver's license.
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The concept of trace implies a sense of movement, the movement from so-called copy to copy, and it is in this movement of copying that Darboven's artwork exists.
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" But he does speak to the nature of the maker, "Anybody can make a copy of a figure, but why are you making your particular copy of a figure?
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Years later, a VHS copy of the movie began exchanging hands, and Harry Knowles of the website Ain't It Cool News received a copy from the director Eli Roth.
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This record-breaking copy of The Black Album isn't the most expensive Black Album ever sold—a sealed copy went for $42,298 earlier this year—but it is special.
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Hired by The Times in 1956, she was the first woman assigned to a Times copy desk and, in 1972, the first woman to head a Times copy desk.
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This is because while tony beard is doing a fantastic job in keyboarding reuters copy from london, the reuters copy is just much weaker than ap for our purposes.
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When I sent it to NBC, I sent them a copy of the VHS and also a copy of the mixed song, so they could see it with video.
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" - Billy, 25 "A used copy of People magazine.
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It's an unwritten rule that developers only copy the API, which allows two pieces of software to communicate, but never copy the actual code of software that they don't own.
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When you ask each sub-algorithm to identify the numbers it has seen the most, copy one will spit out 12, copy two will spit out 34, and so on.
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Instead of testing the actual production code, Cybric creates a copy, which it keeps in the customer's production environment for security purposes, runs the scan and then deletes the copy.
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The third copy was also in possession of Other Music, a copy it wrote on the now taken down Discogs page, that it was given "to keep" as a souvenir.
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Wednesday at the Marriott hotel in Springfield, Massachusetts, according to a copy of the subpoena filed with the court by Cosby's attorneys, a copy of which was obtained by PEOPLE.
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According to the newspaper, a copy of the messages provided to the Senate committee contained page numbers, while the copy given to the House committee did not contain page numbers.
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So I'll always remember being floored when I watched John Carpenter's "Halloween" for the first time (a poorly taped VHS copy of a copy, probably, which only made it scarier).
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She then had to choose between a copy of "Matilda," or a copy of "On Her Majesty's Secret Service," one of the many James Bond thrillers written by Ian Fleming.
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The copy does not show the entirety of the original recording, but the copy represents all the video that the sheriff's office received, according to sheriff's office spokeswoman Brittany Kershaw.
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He also received a copy of the letter, as well as a copy of a letter O'Malley sent to the apostolic nuncio, also informing them of what had been done.
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The original body and the shape-shifted "copy" of the body can exist at the same time, but while the copy exists, the original body is in a pseudo-comatose state.
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There's also a hardware component to it, and that means you can't simply copy the phone's memory to crack the passcode since the copy won't be running on the right hardware.
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He said that the Family Movie Act requires that the filtered content comes from an "authorized copy" of the film, and the digital content VidAngel streamed was not an authorized copy.
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He told inspectors that he had kept a copy of the paperwork from Parrish's arrest but that when Tim Partridge, another deputy, went to retrieve the jail copy it was missing.
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In 2017, the two editions of the letter — the Vatican and the Parsons copy — were compared and an expert determined that Mr. Parson's copy had indeed been stolen from Volume 674.
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Disney stipulated that you must own a physical copy in order to redeem the download, but according to copyright law, you have the right to sell a physical copy after purchase.
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As a tween and beyond, I remember excitedly picking up a copy each Wednesday, the distinct smell and texture of a freshly printed copy that had yet to be leafed through.
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B. brought a copy of XafiX along with him when we met, but he bemoaned not having a copy of the second demo, and was unsure how many were even made.
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" The other episode titles include "Suzie, Do You Copy?
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Task & Purpose obtained an advanced copy of the book.
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New York is no better — virtually a carbon copy.
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" One of the showstoppers is a copy of "Dr.
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" —Alex Norcia, copy editor at Vice NSFW 203. "Blow.
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That's the thing about his world: it's all a copy of a copy because we've never been there when Mr. Robot was in control, making the decisions that would change the world.
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On Wednesday, Pope Francis gave Trump a copy of his 2015 encyclical on climate change and Trump presented the pope with a first-edition copy of Martin Luther King Jr.'s writings.
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It was exclusively accessible through the service for a full 24 hours: users could download their free copy, stream the album in full, or buy a copy once the downloads ran out.
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A leaked copy of draft Trump administration legislation shows that the U.S. would abandon fundamental rules of the World Trade Organization (WTO), according to Axios, which obtained the copy of the bill.
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They generally required you to copy a limited amount of music onto the device via a cable or to copy tracks to a memory card, and then insert it into the player.
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Copy That As someone whose Saturday night out in high school was a trip to Borders, Mr. Pendleton finds two things indispensable to his work: books and his old Sharp copy machine.
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Big difference from the guy who boasted online about having the only copy of the Wu-Tang album, and also that he a leaked copy of Lil Wayne's "Tha Carter V" record.
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Peter King had a hardback copy of the "Art of the Deal," along with a folded up copy of that day's New York Times, tucked into the backseat pocket in front of him.
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Those customers are actually consented specifically so that we will get a copy of the data, and the partner will get a copy of the data, and we will both do the analysis.
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Despite F.P. seemingly destroying the single copy of G&G's rule book, Jughead returns to school the next morning to learn every single RHS student found a copy in their locker that morning.
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Lastly, if you want a copy of all your Facebook data, you can go to your settings and under 'General' you will find a link that will download a copy of your data.
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Johnson & Johnson – J&J unit Janssen is suing to block a copy of its rheumatoid arthritis drug Remicade from being sold in the US. The copy is made by South Korea's Samsung Bioepis.
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How did a photograph of her as a child wind up inside an old copy of Steffens's autobiography, and how did that copy wind up in the library of The New York Times?
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I think that's the assumption, because in Silicon Valley, copying is frowned upon, and it's viewed that once you copy, you always copy, but I think those turned out to be wrong assumptions.
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Once you locate the Autocorrect List files on the old computer, copy them onto a USB drive or server and then copy them to the same location within Word on the new computer.
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Folks, I killed it — at least with my *sassy* copy.
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"There was a copy of 'Mein Kampf' in the stairwell."
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Than just head over to FiveThirtyEight's predictor and copy them.
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Don't be surprised to see other global banks copy HSBC.
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You can also copy the screen grab to a clipboard.
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Chuck Palahniuk: Don't believe all the jacket copy you read.
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Reuters viewed a copy of the center's commissary price list.
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First you'll need the software: A working copy of macOS.
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United has no plans to copy that move, said Nocella.
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They replaced them with more straightforward copy on their website.
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I have demanded a copy from the Department of Justice.
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So please, take a look and pick up a copy.
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The government can also copy the data on your device.
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Something that's not reasonable for someone at home to copy.
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Reuters could not obtain a copy of the police report.
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Someone making a copy wouldn't be making these drastic changes.
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I found a copy of 'Idyllwild Living' on my bed.
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And the U.S. should ensure it has its own copy.
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Especially since we copy just about every trend celebrities rock.
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On Tuesday, Adeyemi received her first copy in the post.
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Hold down Ctrl to copy rather than move the file.
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It wasn't honoring it, but a carbon copy of it.
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A copy of the Post was in her other hand.
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Even better: Scan your physical copy and create a PDF.
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Kohl's provided Business Insider with a copy of Johnson's statement.
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Motherboard also publicly released a copy of the Android APK.
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She'd have been lucky to have already read a copy.
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Actually purchasing a copy will be a little convoluted, however.
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Now, Snapchat will be trying to copy Facebook's financial success.
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So go ahead and get a copy for your friend.
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If such a list exists, request a copy of it.
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A copy of her remarks were released by the court.
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Ahead, the wavy bob routines you'll want to copy ASAP...
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Nobody can copy her, because she's this uniquely extraordinary contradiction.
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A copy of the memo was provided to BuzzFeed News.
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The Special Counsel's Office filed a copy of an Aug.
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Sometimes we can, uh, copy and paste our pain away.
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If you send a hard copy, use a serif font.
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Who knows, maybe this Halloween we'll copy the singer's style.
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I keep a copy on my nightstand for frequent revisiting.
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Also Wednesday, CNN obtained a copy of a memo Sen.
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Copy: Content and Programming Copyright 2018 Fox News Network, LLC.
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Get a free copy of the AstroTwins' Compatibility Secrets here.
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Transport agencies should also embrace the upstarts, and copy them.
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It's also not a difficult recipe to copy at home.
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The New York Times obtained a copy of the report.
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Mr Trump made good copy then as he does now.
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Gabe Somma released a copy of the document to CNN.
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The teleported photons were a virtual copy of the original.
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Salt to the Sea by Ruta Sepetys [Advanced Reader's Copy].
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Together we'd watch Oprah, Hard Copy, and A Current Affair.
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Then I order a copy of the Money Diaries book.
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Every time the cell replicates, a new copy is made.
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I respect anybody who doesn't try to copy other people.
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Like essentially figure out and copy that in a way?
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Meghan gave Chef Moha a copy of her #Together cookbook.
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Don't expect other studios to copy this winning formula easily.
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In the future, everyone will get Blue Apron ad copy.
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You can pick up a copy wherever books are sold.
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Another is that they have lots of examples to copy.
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Copy: Content and Programming Copyright 2018 Fox News Network, Inc.
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A copy has even been photographed on Mr Zuckerberg's desk.
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I was so moved that I printed out a copy.
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The lessons of DBS's progress may be hard to copy.
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Keep clicking for her best looks to copy for Halloween.
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My PC copy of We Happy Few also glitched constantly.
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Honestly, it's the sort of thing that everyone should copy.
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Their teacher speaks gently, urging them to copy her pronunciation.
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You'll never have to watch a blurry, ripped copy again.
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A copy of the CNBC appearance is no longer online.
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Don't forget to send a 4x6 copy to Grandma Kris.
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They're also obligated to send a copy to the IRS.
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In publishing, a typewritten copy would be annotated and sent
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Attached please find a soft copy of your offer letter.
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Information used from other sources is attributed within the copy.
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In October, the FDA approved Novartis AG's copy of Humira.
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You can read a copy of the Senate bill here.
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I feel like I've heard hundreds of bands copy this.
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If so, please provide a copy of any such advice.
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My copy of What Kind of House Party Is This?
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Please do not read the regressive copy about this product.
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To order your own copy, check out the website here.
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BuzzFeed News was later given a copy of the recording.
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Not every firm would find it easy to copy Walmart.
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Sometimes the songs are an exact copy of pop songs.
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Sure, emails can be copy and pasted, just like Slacks.
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It's possible the thieves were looking for a hard copy.
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If the 'tapes' exist, I'll bring you back a copy!
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One of their employees luckily had a copy at home.
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It's taking Instagram less and less time to copy Snapchat.
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A copy of the signed order was not immediately available.
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How do I get a copy of this board game?
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In all my career I have never painted a copy!
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Watson also included handwritten French notes in each individual copy.
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When did you first cop a copy of the soundtrack?
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Using AI, we optimize your message copy and subject lines.
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In 2013, we interviewed Cut Copy for our show Supersonic.
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TechCrunch provided a copy of the database to Troy Hunt.
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Data should be recoverable even if one copy is corrupted.
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Jackie Cilley made me a copy of the [draft] bill.
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Ahead, a few of the latest looks to copy now.
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We have since updated the copy and regret the error.
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The first time she wanted to copy half my answers.
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This has been corrected and Motherboard regrets the copy error.
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"It'd be cool to get a copy here," he says.
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"Photo retouchers get CONFUSED when they're hungry," the copy reads.
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CNN obtained a copy from someone Trump showed it to.
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CNN obtained a copy of the book earlier this week.
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The White House already has a copy, according to Reuters.
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Mr. Ryan is not a carbon copy of his mentor.
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Facebook's Instagram keeps a copy of everything you've ever shared.
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Benioff keeps a copy of the proclamation in his office.
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Think of it as a good copy of the gene.
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I do not even have enough money for a copy.
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Kim Kelly is anxiously awaiting her vinyl copy on Twitter.
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Motherboard obtained a copy of the letter before its publication.
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But if I did a copy I would betray Patrice.
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He would not provide CNN a copy of the letter.
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The Washington Post obtained an advanced copy of the book.
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The organization declined to provided a copy of the policy.
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It's not clear if Uber continues of have a copy.
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As this handwritten copy of the tax bill surfaced, Sens.
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Instead, create a new profile and copy your files over.
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All that's needed is a copy of the death certificate.
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No copy of a potential declaration has been made public.
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You can even get a copy of the shooting script.
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Credico tweeted out a copy of the subpoena on Tuesday.
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Besides, anyone can copy and republish anything, eliminating the markers.
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You can also get the physical copy for $13.99 here.
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In most cases, you download your copy from Microsoft's servers.
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Many are impressed and aim to copy the Putin playbook.
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I have a copy with me every time I paint.
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She thought his family would want more than one copy.
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Scroll down on the menu and select "Send a copy."
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Send me ALL the photos of you w/ your copy!
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"It was an actual copy, not a promo," Driver said.
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Select what you want to copy by highlighting the text.
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Snatch your copy of Volume Two: Intentions to read more!
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"They insist that we send him a copy," Phillips said.
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Tucking away his copy of Bill O'Reilly's Killing Jesus by
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When they move their arms, their virtual copy moves, too.
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CNN has not independently obtained a copy of the memo.
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That drift also makes it hard to copy those drugs.
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A week later, Philo got a copy of Ngombo's passport.
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She did not provide an actual copy of that report.
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Order a copy here and follow Ben Westhoff on Twitter.
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What if I already own a copy of Edward Scissorhands?
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Looks like I'm buying yet another copy of Rocket League.
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Some publishers agreed to allow Google to copy their works.
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McGregor is the perfect model to copy in that regard.
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"When you directly copy someone, that's not innovation," she said.
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Highlight the text you want to copy or paste over.
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Next, Montes would copy her typed information onto encrypted discs.
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A copy of the file will appear on the screen.
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You can see a copy of Dr. Gelfand's note here.
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My copy of "Super Mario Run" is tied to iOS.
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I've asked them to send me a copy in advance.
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"Every detail is a copy of her," Ms. Horvei said.
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"I don't worry someone will copy my technique," he says.
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Do you receive an advanced copy provided by DC Comics?
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Mr. Mueller also has a copy of Mr. McCabe's memos.
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What is Taiwan doing right, and can we copy them?
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But almost all mammals — ourselves included — have only one copy.
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Writing simply doesn't pay enough to write repurposed ad copy.
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It's not uncommon for technology products to copy each other.
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Normal sex cells contain a single copy of each chromosome.
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A full copy of her research paper is available here.
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There is no electricity, heat, working computers or copy machines.
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The New York Times obtained a copy of the agreement.
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So you need to see a copy of the lease.
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A copy of the lawsuit was posted by Fox News.
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If the "tapes" exist, I'll bring you back a copy!
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Dalí made a second copy for Rose, who sold it.
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What's cooler than your copy of "Purple Rain" on vinyl?
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A copy was made available to The New York Times.
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He picks up a copy of The New York Times.
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In another jail, my homeboy had a copy of Buttman.
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In 1991, Congress obtained a copy of the full memo.
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Ponton had a copy of a letter from Rear Adm.
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Voatz also backs up every vote with a paper copy.
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The lawyer declined to provide a copy of the complaint.
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I'm not trying to copy her voice — nothing like that.
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As a result, every social app began to copy it.
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Then copy the URL and share it with your friends.
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The "compassionate" lens promised on the jacket copy proves elusive.
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The airline shared a copy of the memo with CNN.
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No copy of the release was included in the lawsuit.
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On a grainy copy of a torn news photograph Pope.
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A second copy is in the hands of the Pentagon.
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We're sure Kim and Kanye won't mind if you copy.
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Bondy turned the copy over to the House Intelligence Committee.
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Mr Cairo has sent a copy to the White House. ■
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She just ate, and left a copy of her book.
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Mr. Stone has been providing journalists with copy for years.
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A physical copy of the recording will drop Dec. 6.
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Somebody needs to get her a copy of the Constitution.
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None of these journalists worry about running out of copy.
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It wasn't about stealing, I never used the word copy.
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CNN received a copy of the document from Merkley's office.
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A signed copy of Ina Garten's "Make It Ahead" cookbook.
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There is only one copy, which is making things interesting.
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When I was 19, a copy boy at The Times.
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She asked for a copy and talked about her grandchildren.
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There was a copy of USA Today on the table.
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I also threw in a copy that I roughly edited.
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The Times said it obtained a copy of the document.
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The price of admission includes a copy of the book.
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Here's how to copy a Google Sheet in two ways.
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I'm never trying to copy what somebody else is doing.
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But now she no longer knows where the copy is.
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He picked up a copy and began flipping through it.
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Business Insider then reviewed a full copy of the memo.
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I doodle on it when someone wants a signed copy.
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But Mr. George's priority is to preserve the hard copy.
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This will copy it, so you can paste it anywhere.
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I sent Detective Golian a copy of Mr. Ramírez's letter.
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In a copy of the license to sanctions, dated Dec.
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A copy that was obtained by The Times names Gen.
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It was a copy of François Mauriac's "Thérèse" in English.
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She provided a copy of the email to The Times.
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You can view a copy of EPIC's amended complaint here.
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So is a backup camera, a feature BMW should copy.
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TVB provided a copy of the letter to CNN Business.
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A copy of the prepared statement was obtained by CNN.
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Just pay copy costs and we'll give it to you.
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Can I get a free copy of my credit score?
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It survived in a single copy of an obscure newspaper.
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CNN reviewed a copy of the order dated June 2010.
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New Jersey proves to be a carbon copy of Virginia.
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CNN has obtained a copy that was signed by Sajudin.
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Now he charges $15 for a copy of the shirt.
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If you prefer, you can copy and paste this version.
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Shortly thereafter, a political carbon copy appeared in nearby Philadelphia.
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A copy of the motion, seen by Reuters on Dec.
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Omar at the copy shop would not take her money.
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"Slack is where work happens," reads the company's website copy.
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The price of admission includes a copy of the book.
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One copy of the sickle cell trait protects against malaria.
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She provided a copy of the complaint to The Times.
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The couple declined to provide a copy of the agreement.
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" He deadpanned, "I sent a copy to Jeff Sessions, too.
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They reportedly thought they'd had a copy, not the original.
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Even the role of Stanford, we're trying to copy that.
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If you have a copy, please send it to me.
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The second round was a carbon copy of the first.
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When Ed raps, it's Ed. It's not some carbon copy.
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Make a copy of a file by just dragging it.
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It's not clear if Uber continues to have a copy.
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Tried to copy a lot of the stuff he does.
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A copy has not yet been distributed to the public.
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Photo: Western DigitalThe good old external hard disk drive is one option—plug it into your old computer, copy everything on to it, then plug it into your new computer and copy everything across.
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To go back to a previous point in time, click Restore under the version to want; to create a copy rather than overwriting the current document, hold down Option then click Restore a Copy.
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Copy and paste better If you find yourself copy pasting text all the time, it might be time to take advantage of the benefits of Clipboard, which can save more than 20 entries automatically.
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Last year, Engadget writer Sean Cooper discussed how he was nearly stuck throwing out a copy of the original Dragon's Lair arcade cabinet, because he couldn't find a working copy of the original disc.
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" With his wife, Ghazala, standing next to him, Khizr reached into his jacket and held out onto his hand a pocket copy of the constitution, and said, "I will gladly lend you my copy.
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Price: $10,472.89Sold: March 1, 2018Format: 7'', SingleLabel: ParlophoneThe original recorded copy of "Love Me Do" is a demo, according to Driver, the Discogs spokesman, and only 250 of this particular copy were released. Why?
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I couldn't find the book anywhere, but when I was in Norway, I found one copy at some CD store way up north; it was the only copy I saw in the entire country.
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For quite some time, customers who were interested in buying a copy of "ZZT" sent checks to Sweeney's parents' house, and waited for a disk copy of the game to come in the mail.
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Indeed, the claw-machine-data-retrieval room doesn't feature any terminals where Jyn and Cassian could view the tape and copy it onto a more portable format, rather than stealing the Empire's master copy.
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After you have highlighted the text that you want to copy, press the "Menu" button on your controller (the one with three horizontal lines, beneath the Xbox button) and select "Copy" or "Select all."
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TorrentFreak obtained a copy of the full copy of the court orders details and reports that Lyca only targeted 16 piracy outlets but loaded the list with variations of the domain names they operate under.
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And the fact that you can just pop out your copy of Zelda and lend it to a friend for a few weeks is something that will likely never be possible with a digital copy.
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He went on to claim you have to shut the system down, then start a new instance, copy the database to the new storage, then run it, then copy it back to the old one.
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Preordering a digital copy of the console version unlocks a free copy for Windows 10, along with a Xbox One backwards-compatible download of Remedy's most recent shooter for Xbox 360, Alan Wake: American Nightmare.
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And then there were some who said that I wouldn't be able to sneak into my company's offices at night and copy it on the copy machines and staple the pages together using company staplers.
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To do this, simply right-click their username and select "Copy ID." This will copy a string of numbers to your computer's clipboard — paste it into somewhere you'll be able to access easily later on.
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They even went as far as giving out printed receipts that instructed donors to "please keep a copy of this receipt with your records for tax deduction purposes," according to a copy obtained by CNN.
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Other levels include limited edition copy and prints of his artwork.
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She is responsible for naming new products and writing marketing copy.
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Years later, I got a copy for my Game Boy Advance.
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A copy of Einhorn's letter was obtained by CNBC's Scott Wapner.
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"The only copy we've seen is from the media," Paul said.
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Read the full copy of the For The People Act here.
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Vox obtained a copy of the revised bill sponsored by Sens.
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" A first responder could be heard telling the dispatcher, "Copy that.
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Users can create their own triggers or copy from another user.
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In this case, the complainants released a copy online September 7.
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He's there to deliver a copy of the Virginia judge's order.
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" In the bottom righthand corner, the document is marked "Invitee Copy.
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A copy of Minecraft: New Nintendo 3DS Edition will come preinstalled.
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Marquardt shared a copy of the letter with The Associated Press.
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Facebook is already trying to copy Snap's app in emerging markets.
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I lack the experience and I don't try to copy him.
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Get yourself a Dreamcast and a copy of Metropolis Street Racer.
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A copy of Press Release is enclosed herewith for your information.
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A copy of the letter was seen by The Associated Press.
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I have attached a copy of the tweet for your reference.
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You see companies without the creative DNA copy all the features.
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And Marshall is recognized in a copy of the Brown v.
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A copy of Shakespeare's Comedies, Histories, and Tragedies, published in 1623.
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I&aposm basically going to rewatch every episode and copy her!
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Ancestry declined to give BuzzFeed News a copy of those emails.
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I make myself a chai latte and work on copy decks.
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This week they are particularly keen to ripping my copy apart.
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America and France are to copy bits of the new system.
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CNN has obtained a copy of Trump's testimony during that case.
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You are not supposed to keep a copy of the game.
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The background file is a physical copy kept in the Senate.
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It's the same copy I read in 11th-grade English class.
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Pablo Picasso said it best: Good artists copy, great artists steal.
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They were implemented in a superficial, formalistic, harsh, copy-paste way.
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The three-finger gestures for cut / copy / paste are frankly bad.
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Just copy it entirely, Google, rather than have all this confusion.
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That is no reason for Donald Trump's opponents to copy him.
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That's not to say The Incredibles is a carbon copy, however.
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Here's an archived copy of the BBFC's 212 report 'Jurassic Park'.
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We obtained a copy and wrote up some of the highlights.
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A copy of the invitation was obtained by CNN on Thursday.
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It's hiding in plain sight, right there in the ad copy.
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He wrangled a copy of his master tapes from the studio.
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Pfau liked it so much that she eventually bought a copy.
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And if they don't buy it, they might just copy it.
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Our copy of the full database has 74,4671 articles in it.
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Just copy paste what A.O. Scott said directly into your mouth.
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As Trump wrapped up his speech, she ripped up her copy.
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And she had a copy of The Turner Diaries with her.
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BuzzFeed News obtained a copy of the letter the clerics received.
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They said they watermarked the picture because other pages copy will_ent.
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Ahead, the 17 front-row looks you'll want to copy ASAP...
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We all constantly compare ourselves and try to copy each other.
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The website's copy only gets worse the longer you read it.
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Townsend's advice to copy the look involves investing in a diffuser.
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Go deeper: Almost everything in the digital economy is a copy.
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Vickery also declared he still has a copy of the database.
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Copy and paste so no one in your family be purge.
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A compact disc copy of "Tuscaloosa" currently costs $14.89 on Amazon.
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It declined to comment on its plans for its Lucentis copy.
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Already Mauritius is looking to copy parts of the Seychelles deal.
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But even then, Instagram will probably just copy that without hesitation.
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Anna and the Swallow Man by Gavriel Savrit [Advanced Reader's Copy].
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Steve Jobs, 1996: "Good Artists Copy, Great Artists Steal"Oh, hello!
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Basically, Taylor didn't copy sia's work… She just did some contemporary.
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Stop aggressively copy pasting your email address into 100 different wtf.
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END <Copy: Content and Programming Copyright 2018 Fox News Network, LLC.
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END <Copy: Content and Programming Copyright 2018 Fox News Network, LLC.
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A physical copy of "Anti" is scheduled for release February 5.
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Open up Word or Powerpoint and insert/copy the image in.
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I mean, there's a Magna Carta copy in the Capitol building.
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"The shirts will be printed," the copy on the site cheers.
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Their success has prompted larger airline groups to copy the model.
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Cheddar's Alex Heath published a copy of the email on Twitter.
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You can copy the text right from underneath the black boxes.
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END <Copy: Content and Programming Copyright 2018 Fox News Network, Inc.
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The OAG said it had requested a copy of FINMA's decision.
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Most countries would struggle to copy the Irish system in full.
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"She didn't copy anything," she wrote of J. K. Rowling's Hogwarts.
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If you want a copy, you'll have to go to court.
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Or are you just a copy/pasta of every other woman?
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Just use the copy and paste functions as you normally would.
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The industry just hasn't figured out how to copy it yet.
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That's not to say Flaming Fowl is making a direct copy.
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Finally tonight, President Trump has his copy, do you have yours?
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Get your pre-order copy by heading over to their website.
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Bannon suggested that Johnson need not copy Trump to be successful.
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Beck had George Washington's copy of Don Quixote…well, enough said.
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Bids for the rare copy have already surpassed its $2k estimate!
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Go ahead and feel free to copy this one, ad guys.
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Copy Gaga's style by opting for a flouncy, wide-leg jumpsuit.
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A copy of the report was provided to The Associated Press.
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You don't need a pretty copy of Principia to do that.
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A full copy of the Barracuda report can be viewed here.
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A copy of this report will be introduced at a Nov.
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Anybody who wants to copy this idea is welcome to it.
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Reuters reviewed a copy of the Supreme Court's decision on Monday.
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I think there was a copy of Rifleman on the counter.
|
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Instagram just added face filters, making its copy of Snapchat complete.
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According to YouTube, any institution is welcome to copy its methodology.
|
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They can't even copy-and-paste fake news properly — for shame.
|
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A copy of the bulletin was seen by Reuters on Friday.
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Click here to order your copy of Home by Matt Lambert.
|
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Writers don't just dip in, produce some Wikipedia copy, and bounce.
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The Internal Revenue Service always retains a copy of federal returns.
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It is a single immutable ledger, one copy shared by all.
|
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CNN received a copy of the book directly from Abrams Books.
|
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Why does he want to collect every VHS copy of Speed?
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Read These Stories Next: L.A.'s Coolest Haircuts To Copy, Stat!
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Once, The Daily Argus had fact-checkers, copy editors, legal advisers.
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I think they had a manuscript copy, not a [finished] book.
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"One thing that Facebook can't copy is small community," Kazemi said.
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They used his hotel keycard copy tech, MagSpoof, in season 1003.
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A copy of Dark Souls 3 is also an acceptable gift.
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" As Picasso (possibly) once said, "Good artists copy; great artists steal.
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Read these stories next: L.A.'s Coolest Haircuts To Copy, Stat!
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I decided to ask BuzzFeed's copy chief, Emmy Favilla, about it.
|
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Apple says it does not keep a copy of the key.
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A copy of the GAO report can be found here: www.gao.
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It makes a statement, evokes emotion, and adds personality to copy.
|
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Click here to order a copy of Cargo in the Blood.
|
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CNN obtained a copy of the resolution from a congressional source.
|
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InfoWars even posted a copy of Grkovic's resume in their article.
|
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One day, inside her order was another copy of the pamphlet.
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It's smart to have a copy in a neutral player's hands.
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According to Deadspin, which posted a copy of the Minnetrista, Minn.
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It's not pandering or trying to copy Americans, it's very British.
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Tech companies are starting to copy Russia's playbook for "corporate warfare."
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A copy of the report was seen by Reuters on Monday.
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My copy of George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four has cardboard covers.
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QQ was a copy of ICQ, a pioneering Israeli messaging service.
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Seyfried shared a copy of her first headshot on Instagram yesterday.
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I still have a copy sitting on my shelf at home.
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Facebook is not afraid to copy, no matter what critics say.
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I dig bad copy machines as it adds to photographic error.
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Every time you send something on the internet, it's a copy.
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The intelligence panel was given a copy of the report summary.
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The idea is to encourage states to copy the federal measure.
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Underneath was a copy of Laura's emergency protection order, carefully folded.
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To follow and copy does not bring you into the lead.
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"They can copy fast, but they can't innovate," went the refrain.
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The only copy available on another archive site dates from 2013.
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But she liked this Vermeer copy, this girl with no face.
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CNBC has obtained a copy of a letter sent by Sen.
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An advance copy was sent to Reuters by publisher Simon & Schuster.
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War, alas, isn't simply a process of strategic copy and paste.
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The filmmakers say he rebuffed their offer to view a copy.
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Shortly before the book's publication, Obama still hadn't seen a copy.
|
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The ladies leave amused but with insufficient copy for a column.
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Business pamphlets, grant proposals and blog posts all need copy editing.
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You really don't want a carbon copy of yourself running around.
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She offered to send Kraninger a copy of her book, too.
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You can purchase a copy of "Allowed to Grow Old" here.
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Sure, someone could copy and distribute it, but that's about it.
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To view a copy of this year's report, please visit www.stateforesters.org.
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It's a practice Times copy editors have mastered in many ways.
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My copy of the novel is filled with foul-mouthed marginalia.
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For older versions, you need to copy the "iframe" embed code.
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Novartis's near-copy of Amgen's Enbrel won European approval last month.
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WikiLeaks has thus far never released a copy of the tools.
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He sold his first copy of "The Pale King" to me.
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She shared a copy of that letter with reporters as well.
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Eric gave her a copy of the document she'd be signing.
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"We have a certified copy of Danielle's birth certificate," she wrote.
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But it's available online if you'd like to buy a copy.
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That's the key difference — we're not trying to copy Japanese ramen.
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She flagged him down and took a copy of his resume.
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A copy of the letter was also sent to the FBI.
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You can get your copy online or in stores starting today.
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Give a copy of your itinerary to family members or friends.
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Hackers copy other people's code for the sake of convenience, too.
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Motherboard has reviewed a copy of the exposed World-Check database.
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This was not a kid with a cracked copy of Ableton.
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Multiple OneLogin customers provided Motherboard with a copy of the message.
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I copy my boss' schedule from Outlook onto this lined notepad.
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He got a framed copy of his first professional baseball contract.
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I bought prenatal vitamins and a used copy of Expecting Better.
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Alex Norcia is the copy editor for VICE magazine and VICE.com.
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He is a copy himself, a mind uploaded to a machine.
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The lobbying group did not provide a copy of the analysis.
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This was re-pressed recently so I picked up a copy.
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It can even print out a copy of the blessing, too.
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Say that one writes advertising copy to generate direct-response leads.
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Battlegrounds was so popular, many game companies tried to copy it.
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"One copy of the mutation, you're a bit hungrier," Raffan says.
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Anybody can draw him or make him up or copy him.
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A copy of the letter is filed neatly in his folder.
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I reread my once clean copy for strange words or misspellings.
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During the 1960s, a bootleg copy circulated in New Left circles.
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Find the nearest available copy now, or order on Amazon here.
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In the bottom row of apps, tap "Copy iCloud Link."2.
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His office did not provide an advance copy of his remarks.
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A copy of the original with some of the details tweaked.
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And behind the scenes, a copy editor's work is never done.
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How long since he last bought a copy of the paper?
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He might still read it if he comes across a copy.
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But the company's successes inspired envy — and copy-catting — from rivals.
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The floor moved like water and the copy of me disappeared.
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In my 257s, I requested a copy of the accident report.
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It can automatically run experiments on thousands of potential copy combinations.
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Politico reporter Dan Diamond also shared a copy of the email.
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An inscribed copy of Katharine Graham's "Personal History," from Katharine Graham.
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You'll also find the option to copy the invitation link here.
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Al Khafaaji gave the court a copy of Ahmed's medical report.
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They just did another copy of something on ... Which is interesting.
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Shame on us for expecting Leonard to be an exact copy.
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"The copy was made in a very unprofessional manner," Ahmed said.
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He'd still have that one copy of the Wu-Tang album.
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She sent a copy of her ruling to President Barack Obama.
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Copy that, I'm here with—yes I'm here with [inaudible] now.
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Facebook has been trying to copy Snapchat since 2012, for example.
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"IS THIS YOU FIVE YEARS FROM NOW?" the copy asked, ominously.
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Believe me, I'm waiting for people to copy what we've done.
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Copy-edit this: How good are you at spotting grammatical errors?
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Editors and copy editors, too: the scrupulous sensibilities behind the outpouring.
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Plus, it comes with a free copy of Sea of Thieves.
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Plus, it comes with a free copy of Sea of Thieves.
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How we know: The Times reviewed a copy of the report.
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"We canned a feeling," breathes the copy on the Recess website.
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Ms. Reyes envisions starting either a restaurant or a copy shop.
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At last he found a copy from a vintage-photo dealer.
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This allowed her to take on higher-profile copy projects quickly.
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I went home to print out another copy of my speech.
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And besides, I liked having a hard copy just in case.
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But can you find a physical copy in New York City?
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The Police Department refused to provide a copy of the letter.
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The charity has since released a redacted copy of its investigation.
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The New York Times was provided a draft advance copy. 1.
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He buys a copy of Vibe magazine in the Dubai airport.
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" On an Android phone, select "Share" and then "Copy to clipboard.
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LANKFORD: Do you have a copy of any those notes, personally?
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" She is still finding herself, and totes a copy of "Mrs.
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The hints to the joke are everywhere in the marketing copy.
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I have a signed copy from a book event in 1974.
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A giddy diner approaches with a copy of Ms. French's cookbook.
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There was one hard copy that was sent to the NSC.
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Gordon sent the bank a copy of the federal court complaint.
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Turns out, her delicate approach is easy to love — and copy.
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Put differently, her somewhat dysfunctional family has provided far livelier copy.
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The Times has obtained a copy of the audit's first draft.
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"What I'm trying to do isn't just copy it," she said.
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Don't get caught up in trying to literally copy every move.
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Now, read it one more time: Pay your copy editors. pic.twitter.
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Macron keeps a copy of De Gaulle's memoirs on his desk.
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Emma González did not tear up a copy of the Constitution.
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By the end, her copy of his speech was in pieces.
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Speaking of... Chief Crawford had a copy on his office desk.
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Are they similar enough to "Taurus" to make it a copy?
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A copy of the report was provided to The Washington Post.
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She declined to provide Reuters a copy of her updated manuals.
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Often, I was the copy editor chosen to perform the procedure.
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A copy of the letter was seen by Reuters on Monday.
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Kissinger replied that he had a copy in the White House.
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I still have my original dog-eared copy of the report.
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"I'm reading it too," he said, whipping out his own copy.
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NBC News has also obtained an advance copy of the book.
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Me, blue braids, hiding behind a copy of The Handmaid's Tale.
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Type or copy and paste the URL you wish to block.
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But it had received a copy of the decision from McNabb.
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" Chase included a copy of what she called the "correct ad.
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With No. 1 pencils, like black crayons, they'd eviscerate my copy.
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The author, Deepak Sharma, was standing nearby holding an identical copy.
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We asked Peter Blair, a copy desk supervisor, for a reply.
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The Guardian's Tom McCarthy and Martin Pengelly also obtained a copy.
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You can copy the URL, edit it, or remove it entirely.
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And the copy is going nowhere until the matter is resolved.
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Instead, he accepted a position as a copy boy at Time.
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He would tear them up again, and I'd copy them again.
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All they had to do was copy what they were hearing.
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Protection from piracy CTRL-C = "Copy" CTRL-C RIGHT = COPYRIGHT 49A.
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Protection from piracy CTRL-C = "Copy" CTRL-C RIGHT = COPYRIGHT 49A.
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Many of our copy editors will remain in all our departments.
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What are the steps in the editorial process without copy editors?
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Rows of houses from the 1920s often feature carbon-copy styles.
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Once I returned, I saw him darkly flipping through my copy.
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You can pre-order your copy from Waxwork Records right here.
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Here is a full copy of the letter send by Harder:
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So for the first year, I would try to copy somebody.
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I also spent $60 on a copy of Super Mario Party.
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Did they in some cases just straight copy other people's posts?
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Upon visiting anybody's house, I'd ask if they had a copy.
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Many musicians tried to copy their seemingly discordant approach, and failed.
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Instead, she reads a hard copy book before going to sleep.
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Click here to buy a copy of The Anatomy of Evil.
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Echenberg attached a translated copy of Moreno's order to her letter.
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It's still not clear if Uber continues to have a copy.
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It's the other stuff: website copy, promos, and other social media.
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We could render a copy and sell it in the shop.
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As always, I attach a copy of our original 1997 letter.
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Were you aiming to make a blueprint other people could copy?
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Head over to their Bandcamp page to snag a cassette copy.
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The actress told Seth Meyers that she gets a copy of the script in English, then a copy with Dothraki translations, and finally MP3 files of the lines so she can listen to and memorize them.
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A Twitter spokeswoman told us that advertiser identity requirements include providing a copy of a national ID, and for candidates and political parties specifically it requires an official copy of their registration and national election authority.
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In the past five decades, only one other original animal skin-bound copy of Principia Mathematica has been auctioned—a leather copy made for King James II sold at Christie's for $2.5 million in December 2013.
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The Swarthmore student sold a CD copy of Sting's 1993 album Ten Summoner's Tales to a friend in Philadelphia, who, for $12.48 plus shipping, received a copy of the disc by mail a few weeks later.
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It's a fairly, you know, straightforward study, but they need to get access to the branded companies' drug in order to run that study to compare their generic copy against the branded copy, the branded original.
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Whether it's a magazine article you saved, a friend's project you want to read, or a scanned copy of a resume you need to review, you can send a copy of a PDF to your Kindle.
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The return of the F.B.I. copy could raise questions about whether Attorney General Jeff Sessions was abiding by a pledge he made during his confirmation process not to return the Justice Department's copy to the Senate.
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Because while the platform can seem like little more than a place where you copy and paste your résumé, or where recruiters copy and paste inspirational quotes, it's actually capable of a lot more than that.
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