When I first begin tampering with fax machine, it's unresponsive.
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Kids today don't even know what a fax machine is.
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Utrankar did not know how to use a fax machine.
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But for now, the fax machine is here to stay.
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He began making copies and saving his fax machine receipts.
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And my fax machine is in great use at this point.
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And so the fax machine remains medicine's dominant method of communication.
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One of Tomato's favorite tools at the time was a fax machine.
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I had a fax machine, which very few people had the number to.
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Here are people using the 📠fax machine emoji for some reason pic.twitter.
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"The fax machine is still a major part of medical communication," she says.
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"Not being facetious: My fax machine is in greater use these days," Lynton said.
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"I thought I was Judy Jetson when I got my fax machine," she says.
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The printer and fax machine and copier would have to be broken to bits.
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The Alcotest 9510, manufactured by Dräger, resembles a fax machine with a small hose.
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I mean, I thought I was so cool when I got a fax machine!
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In a particularly ill-timed episode, Giovanni Caselli invented the fax machine in 1856.
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A useful — if somewhat outdated — perk: a fax machine with a printer and copier.
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Mr. Armstrong wanted to buy a fax machine to handle ad orders and billing.
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Addazio, a 57-year-old-man with a fax machine, isn't old at all, actually.
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As of 2011, roughly 45 percent of private homes in Japan had a fax machine.
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It's like in a world with email, they're asking us to use a fax machine.
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You don't see two office bros in blue shirts swapping jokes by the fax machine.
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And, no, you don't need a fax machine, Resistbot will do it all for you.
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Soon the office fax machine was spitting out messages until they flooded onto the floor.
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Can we just start from the premise that you know what a fax machine is?
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Oh, and there's a fax machine to the left of the whole terminal, for sending faxes.
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Because I am a human who lives in 23, I do not have a fax machine.
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When I started to work with Daft Punk back in 1996, I used a fax machine.
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Finally, Congress has the courage to face the scourge of our nation head on: the fax machine!
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For even more fax policy content, check out Sarah's piece about the survival of the fax machine.
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As more women advance in the workplace, queen bees will go the way of the fax machine.
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This information tends to still live in PDF files attached to emails or delivered by fax machine.
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Of course, like many printers today, this one also includes a scanner, fax machine copier and is wireless.
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As The Times has written before, the fax machine is still a cherished piece of technology in Japan.
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And why on earth, in 2017, does the fax machine remain the predominant way to exchange medical records?
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Now that's behind him, he says — except for the fact that he routinely uses a fax machine to communicate.
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IT IS A sobering thought that official military communication between America and China is still conducted by fax machine.
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Shares of the copy and fax machine maker are up more than 60 percent to start off the year.
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She and Andy woke in the middle of the night to the sound of a fax machine processing orders.
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Like the fax machine and computer, Alexander Mackenzie's Northwest Passage was too forward-looking to be practical or useful.
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And there was just the noise of the fax machine while I was trying to make small talk with her.
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For the most part, however, I realized I'd be totally fine if cash went the way of the fax machine.
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"The fax machine was constantly running out of paper, and the phone kept ringing nonstop with angry callers," Cashman said.
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About a dozen medical students told CNBC that they had never seen a fax machine before, let alone operated one.
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"It will take another decade or two before health care is no longer reliant on the fax machine, " he said.
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In an age of instant communication over the internet, the fax machine is seen as an archaic piece of technology.
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"Every hospital, no matter how small, has a fax machine, so it's the safest and easiest way to get the information you need," said Nate Gross, a physician and the co-founder of Doximity, a start-up that came up with a product called DocFax that lets doctors send faxes without a physical fax machine.
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Court documents and papers are piled on the floor and coffee table near a police radio scanner, fax machine and television.
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The appeal for Rage Room users is pretty obvious—we've all lived vicariously through that fax machine scene in Office Space.
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He continues: Like the fax machine and computer, Alexander Mackenzie's Northwest Passage was too forward-looking to be practical or useful.
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"Every hospital, no matter how small, has a fax machine, so it's the safest and easiest way to get the information you need," said Nate Gross, a physician and the co-founder of Doximity, a start-up that came up with a product called DocFax that lets doctors send faxes without a physical fax machine, told CNBC.
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Orders would rattle in from Barney's and Saks Fifth Avenue on an old fax machine that Pamela got used from a friend.
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Now, these are the days where you're faxing pages to people on that curly paper that came out [of the fax machine].
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And so began a three hour stay in customer service hell that ultimately ended with her being transferred to a fax machine.
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But Asia O'Hara's iron triangle barreled the most pork, including a cake and, endearingly, a fax machine, and she won the battle.
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I also found it amazing that Twitter has a fax machine, which it used to receive the initial summons from the government.
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Never scan your resume into your computer using a printer, scanner or fax machine, says Brie Reynolds, senior career specialist at FlexJobs.
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No LikeIt sounds like a fax machine...The Hasselblad X1D is among the first crop mirrorless medium format cameras to hit the market.
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So it's refreshing to know that at least on one thing, they can agree: sorry olds, the fax machine has gots ta go.
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It wouldn't be terrifying in 2016 to watch an episode of television about, say, a fax machine that prints dispatches from the dead.
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Who would have known that their fate could ultimately hinge on finding a working fax machine in a small town in El Salvador?
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A disconnected fax machine is useless; as a node on a larger network of fax machines, however, it achieves something close to magic.
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There's also the security risk of having sensitive patient records sit in a fax machine, where anyone walking past could take a look.
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No matter your industry, it's vital that you stay on top of things or you'll wind up as obsolete as the fax machine.
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When he first got there, he continued to act as the cartel's de facto leader, arranging drug deals via cell phone and fax machine.
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Welcome to your fax machine: okay this is a voiceless machine, but it would be a confusing device for the unacquainted to learn. 4.
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Use the fax machine Activists are also smartly looking at creative, immediate and impactful ways to get messages to the offices of elected officials.
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"All I got was a noise on the line that sounded like a fax machine," he said, thinking he accidentally dialed the wrong number.
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"The fax machine and February signing day are dinosaurs," said Brandon Huffman, the national recruiting editor for 216Sports, a website that rates and tracks prospects.
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In the absence of a big cultural shift, however, Britain's low rate of productivity growth may prove as long-lasting as the humble fax machine.
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It used to be extremely lengthy and the fax machine was the most important piece of equipment next to the CD player and DVD players.
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While the company started with just a fax machine and phone, Howroyd knew that in order to succeed she had to keep up with technology.
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As a sophomore in 236, Mr. Griffin began trading out of his dorm room using a fax machine, an early personal computer and the phone.
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The thing is, you'd give a fax machine to a dissident and it would be seized the next day, so it was kind of pointless anyway.
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Too many retailers still cater to a corporate world with stuffy pantsuits and shift dresses that wouldn't look out of place next to a fax machine.
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Asano is credited with creating the modern, portable fax machine in 1961, and helping devise those screens on which we scribble our signatures with credit cards.
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A vestige of 20th century political campaigning—the yard sign—is going the way of the fax machine, and Edward Kimmel knows who to blame: the Internet.
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A value of means my wife is sending "I love you" to a fax machine; a value of means she's sending it to a voice line, somehow.
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"Rainbowland," Cyrus' collaboration with her "fairy godmother," Dolly Parton, was "the craziest writing experience" of her life, she said, because Parton relied on a fax machine to communicate.
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The current Yankees general manager, Brian Cashman, remembered the fax machine in the team's office spitting out page after page of angry missives from an enraged fan base.
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In the early days, much of this was done with just a fax machine and a landline, as emails didn't happen at the Big Issue until about 2000.
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You may be forced to scale massive bureaucracies, combat insane copyright laws, sneak into secret data stashes, hack into medical devices — or perhaps even locate a working fax machine.
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It could work as a telephone, a fax machine, an address book, a speakerphone, and it offered rudimentary online banking; all powered by a high-res, stylus-driven touchscreen.
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In 1987 Ken Griffin, a then-19-year-old sophomore at Harvard University, started trading from his dorm room with a fax machine, a personal computer and a telephone.
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We are, however, taking turns that none of us could have imagined in the era of Clinton and the fax machine and there are still more turns to come.
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The text-out-the-vote platforms (Rally, Hustle, Spoke, Megaphone, etc) that were all created in 2016 may soon be going the way of MySpace and the fax machine.
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Though he hadn't read the article, Duke was bothered by Martin Schoeller's clinically lit portrait, "the equivalent of being rendered by a fax machine," he griped in an email.
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The National Security Agency (NSA) temporarily stopped processing record requests a few years ago because, it said, a fax machine was broken at the Office of the Secretary of Defense.
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Mr. Coats recalled listening in 1967 to Richard M. Helms, then the C.I.A. director, talk about how the agency had developed a method to keep its fax machine messages secret.
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Local pizza shops tend to have their own culture, and often that doesn't involve having a lot of computer equipment to take orders — but they probably still have a fax machine.
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Communication [back then] wasn't so good — this is no longer true, but remember, there was no fax machine, there was no cellphones, so things were a little simpler when we started.
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Listen to the podcast version of this story: It's time to face the fax But when it needs to share patient records, it turns to an outdated technology: the fax machine.
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Oh, and if a fax machine and a photocopier were to have a baby, and that baby were to cry—it would sound like the X1D every time you press the shutter.
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Fixed had struggled to get cities to accept its submissions, having faced everything from being blocked from cities' ticket websites to agencies simply unplugging their fax machine so Fixed couldn't reach them.
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As we work toward the first revamp of the IRS in 20 years, these reforms must be built upon IT systems that are modern and up-to-date (sorry, fax machine repairmen).
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In San Francisco, the city's transportation agency was so frustrated with the influx of appeals, employees went as far as shutting off the fax machine to disrupt the number of tickets being challenged.
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It was easy to embrace automation when it took away mundane tasks, but the new breed of big data applications looks a lot more like a smart co-worker than a fax machine.
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Correspondence between Thompson and Steadman most often took place by fax: The sound of paper spooling out of a fax machine in the middle of the night is the sound of Sadie's childhood.
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And, you know, the good news is, we took out the last fax machine about a month ago because we now have a business that's very much off-premise and coming through digital.
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While male nerds may not mind their design, women don't seem as interested in wearing a fax machine on their wrist, even if it's painted rose gold or comes with a fancy leather strap.
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Upstairs, the study of Heaney's Dublin home is recreated, with his desk, his books, a full set of the Oxford English Dictionary, and a fax machine spilling out the news of the Nobel award.
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At the same time the S.B.A. requested that she print and fax in her loan application — which would require her to find a printer and a fax machine in the middle of a disaster.
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A reporter for the ABC in Australia asked on Twitter if Sakurada even knows how to use a fax machine, which might seem like a sarcastic burn to those of us in the United States.
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At some point, every brand new smart phone crashes, every top of the line computer needs to be updated, every outdated fax machine is replaced by a super deluxe wireless bluetooth all-in-one printer.
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When I started, everything was dependent on processed film, which meant having to bring film, a darkroom kit including enlarging and print making equipment, and a transmitter (very much like a souped up fax machine).
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As the center's special adviser on Guinea worm, Hopkins, a 1995 MacArthur "genius" grant recipient, now wages war on the worm from a small office equipped with a laptop, a land line and a fax machine.
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He hadn&apost been involved -- I thought of that because -- not because of his business dealings, it&aposs just because he hadn&apost been involved in the campaign really since the advent of the fax machine.
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After all, the late great tech critic and ethicist Neil Postman first wrote about the idea of a religion of technology back in 1992, expressing concern about the role of the fax machine in modern society.
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When he decided to cover the song, Cale reportedly asked Cohen for a copy of the lyrics, only to watch with increasing amusement as all 7003 verses spilled out of his fax machine over 15 pages.
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And sometimes, it's just plain interesting to hear that our India correspondent relies on air purifiers to endure the pollution in Mumbai, or that our Japan correspondent has to send interview requests with a fax machine.
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A few families have promised to fax forms, only to disappear, revealing later that the nearest town with a fax machine was several hours away, said BJ Jensen, the pro bono associate co-leading the search.
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I heard nothing but silence from him until one morning when a dispatch began to roll off the fax machine in the brightly lit copier room on the 11th floor of Esquire's offices at 1790 Broadway.
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Often, the quirkiness of her exchanges made news, such as one in which she asked an advisor how to make a smiley face on her BlackBerry, and another requesting instructions on how to use a fax machine.
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At the danger of repeating Paul Krugman's mistake in 1998 of forecasting that the Internet's impact would be no more than the FAX machine, if the robots are taking over, why is productivity growth at generational lows?
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"We are comparing with the Voyager encounter in 1989, which was built on early 1970s technology, essentially a television camera attached to a fax machine," said Karl Mitchell, the proposed mission's project scientist, of the Voyager imager.
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We've seen some spectacular advances in fields ranging from surgery to gene editing, but health care still faces a lackluster problem: Many patients can only get health records from their doctor if the fax machine is working.
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However, the best way to honor Eric is to continue building and growing the special company that was born out of an apartment in Manhattan with two people and a fax machine a decade and a half ago.Rob
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Technology has been transforming the workforce for decades (when was the last time you saw a fax machine in the workplace?), but the pace of change is accelerating and 463% of Australian businesses are prepping for further disruption.
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It was November 1994, and I was seated in the office of Kaye Savage, a Washington civil servant, watching as the fax machine slowly printed out a written statement filled with lies that might cost me my career.
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" When the reporter said she had been unable to send a fax to the office, the man said: "I only heard the fax machine beeping; how would I know who that was from and what it was about?
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"Had the officer for ICE been sitting at the fax machine, waiting for it to come in, it still would not have been enough time for us to come and get him," said Shawn Neudauer, an ICE spokesman.
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His surgery does not look high tech - there is a fax machine but no computer on the desk - but Chenay says he keeps up to date with all the latest developments via his subscriptions to online medical journals.
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The piece itself is meant to resemble a fax machine: Two, connected, black cylinders resting on wooden plinths vaguely resemble makeshift telephones, while vibrantly colored pillows lay on an adjacent plinth like printed pages waiting to be picked up or used.
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On a recent morning at her home in Washington Heights, where she has lived for 50 years, Dr. Ruth was laced up in her signature Merrell sneakers juggling two phone lines, a ringing fax machine and questions from this reporter.
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In the show's final gallery, Mr. Hockney's paintings of his blue terrace are joined by a three-screen animation of his iPad drawings, his most recent excursion into new technologies, which began decades ago with the photo copier and fax machine.
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"If you had to correspond with the city attorney, you had to get in the car and drive a document to him, or, turns out there is this thing called a fax machine that no one ever uses," Ms. Sikes said.
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These tales of "utilization review" (the industry's suitably anodyne term for questioning your health care choices) ring true when I reflect on the time I've logged on the other side of the phone and fax machine, advocating for my patients.
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During his extensive remarks — an official interrupted Mr. Epstein's soliloquy at one point to remind him he had only 15 minutes to make a presentation — he discussed working at Bear Stearns and opined about that "electronic mail" was rendering the fax machine obsolete.
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People urged others on Twitter to use the old-fashioned fax machine, to send emails or to reach out to their local legislators' offices if phone lines on Capitol Hill were not being answered or if voice mail messages were no longer being accepted.
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Here's an example of an attorney who is an independent contractor, according to Workforce, a website geared toward human resource professionals: Donna Yuma is a sole practitioner who rents office space and pays for the following items: telephone, computer, online legal research link-up, fax machine, and photocopier.
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They toiled to become giant forces in the paint, only to watch as basketball evolved from a game that coveted height into a more freewheeling, 267.8-point-centric game that deems their skill sets nearly as obsolete as a fax machine: nice to have, but no longer entirely necessary.
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At the time, I was one of the first customers, and I remember checking into one of their hotels in New York, and the hotel had never heard of HotelTonight but there on the fax machine was my booking reservation; that was the technology that was available at the time.
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Also, the documents have two different names for Macron's company — "La Providence LLC" and "La Providence LTD"; there's no co-signer in the first document; the second document has only one page; the use of a fax machine; and the date of signature of the first document, 4 May 2012.
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In the video, the elder Mr. Di Maio, sitting at a desk with a fax machine, calculator and yellow Post-it Notes, woodenly reads a statement in which he begs forgiveness and describes himself as a small-business man who, "like every father," did what he could to provide for his family.
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We'll get our answers by crisscrossing the country to see policy in action — visiting hospitals in California, a birth control clinic in Delaware, and a doctor's office with a very busy fax machine in Washington, DC. You can subscribe to our new feed on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Overcast, or wherever you get your podcasts.
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Facebook is personalizing the navigation bar on its mobile app The row of things you do not use on the bottom navigation bar inside the Facebook app will now be personalized do you, raising hopes that, someday, I may stop accidentally tapping on the Marketplace tab only to see someone in Fremont selling a refurbished fax machine for $30.
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Alden printed up brochures advertising a plethora of unique features: a contoured front that would sweep snow off the guideway; a license and registration card that doubled as a key; and a "traveling living room" where passengers could watch TV or get news articles via fax machine, a technology Alden's father had helped pioneer in the 211966s.
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Related: 'A Standard That Lesser Mortals Can Only Dream of': The Latest Hillary Clinton Emails The emails also contain plenty of quirky exchanges between Clinton and her staff, such as one in which she asked an advisor how to make a smiley face on her Blackberry, and another for instructions on how to use a fax machine.
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The reason we were familiar with them is that they were huge with college students, and so when I was in college, I used to look through their print catalogue... and then pick out the CDs I wanted and then mail in the order form, or maybe, if I could find one, use a fax machine for the order form.
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To give you an idea of how financially unbothered I was in my early 20s: I was lucky enough to get a job out of college that offered 401(k) matching, but opening a plan required me to physically print, sign, and fax a form to HR. The signed form sat on my desk for two years and never made it to the fax machine.
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The crux of his argument was about the technology boom's impact on productivity (and not a commentary on how different our world is in the age of selfie sticks and dick pics): I'm sure he regrets comparing the Internet to the FAX machine, but the towering productivity growth that existed at the time (see figure 1) has subsequently fallen to nearly the lowest ever from nearly the highest ever.
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