If you send a hard copy, use a serif font.
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Together we'd watch Oprah, Hard Copy, and A Current Affair.
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It's possible the thieves were looking for a hard copy.
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But Mr. George's priority is to preserve the hard copy.
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And besides, I liked having a hard copy just in case.
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There was one hard copy that was sent to the NSC.
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Instead, she reads a hard copy book before going to sleep.
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Trump likes his info in hard copy format unless it's on Twitter.
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He relishes picking up the hard copy of the newspaper every morning.
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Find a current map and bring along a hard copy of it.
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He also complained of not receiving a hard copy of case documents.
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"When you have a hard copy it's a done deal," he said.
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Fortunately, in Iowa, each caucus organizer has a hard copy of the results.
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Under current regulations, stations must preserve correspondence from their audience in hard copy.
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In terms of how I read, I am hard copy all the way.
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But even in this digital age, many things still come in hard copy.
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SB: From 20093 to 1996, we did the publication as a hard copy.
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I still remember when my publisher sent over edits in HARD COPY format.
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Otherwise, they have to fill out a portion of the hard copy form.
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A hard copy of the draft was given to the NSC on Dec.
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Threatened by piracy, content companies traded hard copy sales for monthly streaming charges.
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In any event, whether hard copy or online, every publication needs to support itself.
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Reputation is currently available for purchase on iTunes or as a hard copy disc.
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In the year of our lord 2019, why use a hard copy at all?
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In his office, Mr. Morgenthau was at his desk reading the paper — hard copy.
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Also, it should be noted that there's a hard copy book of the phone cleanse.
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Then I actually read Tony Robbins' book, the hard copy of Awaken the Giant Within.
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The following morning, Kramer received a hard copy of Collins' office's order at his hotel room.
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Tracking: In the swine flu days, the district did it with hard-copy maps and tacks.
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Had spent two years making monthly payments to buy me a hard-copy volume of encyclopedias.
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The "legally binding hard-copy signed versions" are the most important, said Keckler from Ameriprise Financial.
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Did your professor maybe ask for a hard copy so she can make remarks on it?
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A prospective Deligram customer flips through a hard copy of the company's product brochure in a local store [Image via Deligram] A prospective Deligram customer flips through a hard copy of the company's product brochure in a local store [Image via Deligram] Rahim's timing is impeccable.
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A hard copy of the invitation is expected to be given to donors in the coming days.
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He pointed out the administration released a hard copy of Obama's long-form birth certificate in 2011.
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The team's first paper, currently underway, will verify Dr. Dimitriyev's simulations against Ms. Singal's hard-copy swatches.
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The free hard copy, available in English at many stores in town, is aimed at casual visitors.
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These are available to take away in hard copy at the kiosk which doubles as their workspace.
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Pieces like the Bodysuit (2014), from Noa Raviv's Hard Copy collection, embrace technology but retain a human touch.
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Even the computer science interns still carry around three-ring binders full of hard copy letters to sign.
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" Democrats were "informed and consulted about them beforehand by email, in-person, and in writing via hard copy.
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What's needed is integrating hard copy and digital for a seamless experience that adds value to American lives.
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Maybe we'll even buy your book for a hard copy reminder, just in case your Instagram gets mysteriously seized.
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You posted a very emotional video of yourself getting the hard copy of your book for the first time.
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Is there a safe way to preserve them — off my phone, maybe even to transfer them to hard copy?
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Before google maps and mapquest came into existence, people used hard-copy maps to get where they were going.
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"Even though they have a computer and Internet and all that stuff, you still need one hard copy!" explains Davis.
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Why do congressional offices read bills in hard-copy, in private, while their constituents draft their work in Google Docs?
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Reader: I was not prepared: Also, it should be noted that there's a hard copy book of the phone cleanse.
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You obviously want to keep receiving these, but before moving forward, consider what you actually need in hard copy form.
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I also think that hard copy textbooks are outdated and aren't up to date with the generation we live in.
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As a student that has dyslexia and has an IEP, I requested and have the right for textbooks, hard copy.
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We take pictures in the bar photo booth (she pays so she can keep the hard copy) and then I leave.
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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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He still stores the hard copy of that day's paper in his desk drawer, where it's protected from the leaky ceiling.
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Whenever possible, we do things in person with no devices nearby, or in hard copy, and then we burn the paper.
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At the very least, you would be wise to bookmark a good online dictionary or keep a hard copy beside you.
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I pre-ordered the hard copy of this book and was then able to add the kindle version for 99 cents.
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Sensitive information coming in from the intelligence agencies will go to that office, especially if it is in hard copy form.
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The delivery of the hard-copy evidence was a made-for-TV moment, with the seven House prosecutors — led by Rep.
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You can easily print your Google Calendar and create a hard copy of your calendar for a specific range of time.
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He said that the letter may have been read to them, but they did not get a hard copy of it.
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Jones said that out of 639 items found in eight boxes of hard-copy materials, she agreed that 14 were privileged.
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Additionally, I know that PCI Security Standards Council highly recommends against sending or storing a hard copy of customer credit card information.
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Buzz: Former Microsoft executive Steven Sinofsky even sent the PDF to Kinko's to get his own hard copy, because, well, that's Steven.
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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'm so excited to see the hard copy, after so many months of poring over my laptop, it's like my baby's born!
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He chronicled the home's transformation in photographs and compiled the photos in two hard-copy albums, which he mailed to Business Insider.
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Many states have decentralized hard copy records, stored across different courthouses and law enforcement agencies, so implementing clean slate can pose challenges.
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The new certificate will replace a hard copy now issued when capital is imported, according to a circular from the central bank.
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Maryland requires anyone requesting the information to go in person to Annapolis to get a hard copy from the state ethics office.
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He explained that certain processes may not be suitable when working with start-ups, such as the excessive use of hard-copy documents.
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Back in Bic Camera, that goal seems a long way off, as customers rifle through their purses and wallets for hard-copy yen.
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"He likes everything on hard copy," said Ms. Van Lindt, who keeps an electric typewriter on hand, for checks and other odd tasks.
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I'll compare it to the city's website results when they are posted, and I'm required to keep my hard copy for a year.
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If you don't already have it, you can download the free toolkit or purchase a hard copy of the workbook at springboardforthearts.org/woa.
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This month, he is a hard-boiled "Hard Copy" producer in "I, Tonya," trailing Tonya Harding and Jeff Gillooly through their tabloid travesties.
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It's that anecdote that people give, where their 2-year-old picks up a hard-copy magazine, tries to swipe it and can't.
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Now, options are limited for those who want to rent a hard copy of "Saving Private Ryan" from somewhere other than a library.
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With the use of the internet, online textbooks are easily accessible and digital which means there is no need for hard copy textbooks.
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But reading a hard copy of The New Yorker every week (er… almost every week) is a welcome escape from the digital world.
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Thirty seconds later that very same someone has a cloned hard copy of your work ID badge, ready to stroll right into your office.
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Willis uses a commercial laser cutter to snip the desired shapes and hard copy visual storyboards to guide creative meetings and the filming process.
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The team will no longer accept print-at-home tickets — only standard hard-copy tickets and mobile tickets displayed on cellphones will be permitted.
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"Generally speaking, if you give standardized tests on comprehension of passages, the results are about the same on a screen or on hard copy."
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The Politico report, based on interviews with administration officials, also details how Trump obsesses over hard-copy newspapers, which he reads by the box-load.
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Like the F.B.I. investigators, the inspector general team interviewed dozens of former and current State Department employees and searched available hard-copy and electronic files.
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You can get in touch with Fiber customer service via the phone, text, email, live chat, faxes, or even via regular old hard copy mail.
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In this case, the official told me that such a transcript had indeed been produced and was being treated very sensitively, in hard copy only.
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"The definitive answer, over and over again, [was] that she dealt with classified documents via hard copy," added Cuban, who backs the Democratic presidential nominee.
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Click the Print button to create a hard copy of the list so you can keep it in a safe place, like a wallet or purse.
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But White House officials say even though Trump hasn't chosen to receive the briefing in person, he has received a hard copy of it each day.
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Interested investors were previously required to submit their non-binding bids for DEPA Commercial in hard copy either in person or by post by March 23.
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Hard-copy documents will help you prove your identity and justify well-deserved benefits if your identity is stolen or key electronic keys are irreparably compromised.
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Mr. Blake, in an article published online by the British magazine The Spectator on Thursday, claimed to have a hard copy of the heretofore unknown memoir.
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Another fugitive in Gasper's case was arrested June 7, and "Operation Hard Copy," a joint anti-lottery scam campaign by U.S. and Jamaican authorities, remains ongoing.
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A security officer from Mueller's office delivered a hard copy of Mueller's report to Rosenstein early this afternoon, and Rosenstein then gave it to Barr, Kupec said.
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After the call, Colonel Vindman was given a hard copy of the rough transcript to make updates and corrections, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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According to the findings, one of the potential exploits could allow hackers to easily steal information that was only intended to be printed as a hard copy.
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In a 2007 deposition, president-elect Trump admitted that he did not own a computer and he appears to read emails and online articles in hard copy.
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On the low technology side, organizations, including state elections, can use greater redundancy or hard copy backups or, in the shipping context, a good old fashioned sextant.
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For nice-looking hard copy, you can also order professional-looking prints and books of your account's photos through online services like Social Print Studio or Blurb.
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Williams also told investigators that she put a hard copy of the call transcript in Pence's briefing book, but did not know whether he had read it.
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To ensure that the submitted material is placed in the veteran's claims file, another hard copy must be sent to the central scanning facility in Janesville, Wisconsin.
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But there will always be a place in the world for the hard copy, according to Sarah Forbes, a former curator at New York City's Museum of Sex.
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Here's how publishing works to keep print runs conservative, and how it led to you not being able to buy a hard copy of Fire and Fury anywhere.
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When your financial advisor receives hard-copy documents from you that contains your private information, do they take the time to express being careful with your private information?
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Red Bull, for example, has its own production company, the Red Bull Media House, while fashion site Net-A-Porter has an online and hard-copy magazine Porter.
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THE DEFINITIVE ANSWER, AND AGAIN ALL THE FBI INTERVIEWS, ALL THE 2400s THAT WERE PUBLISHED, DEFINITIVE ANSWER OVER AND OVER AGAIN SHE DEALT WITH CLASSIFIED DOCUMENTS VIA HARD COPY.
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She has one client who buys a pair of panties from her every month, with a hard copy of an erotic fiction series that he also purchases from her.
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Next to admitting you like Tevas or once owned a hard copy of Ayn Rand's The Fountainhead, there's nothing more embarrassing than revealing you're an adult who drinks milk.
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A rare first-edition hard copy of J.K. Rowling's "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" sold for £28,500 ($34,865) to a private collector at a U.K. auction in Staffordshire.
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She will be making determinations about the status of eight boxes' worth of hard-copy documents, and extractions from multiple cell phones, an iPad and other electronically stored files.
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Some veteran medical records exist in hard copy only and a $16 billion contract to make VA electronic health records compatible with the Defense Department's system remains in limbo.
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If you wanted to access the codes before the internet, you had to buy a hard copy of the codes or go to the library to figure it out.
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LIGHT READING I'm listening to "The Argonauts" on tape right now by Maggie Nelson, and I have the hard copy upstate, so maybe I'll pick that up as well.
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Bolton's team also noted that it sent just one hard copy of his book draft; the White House said in response that nobody outside the NSC had reviewed it.
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Polyvinyl, which put out "Pageant," announced on Saturday it would no longer work with PWR BTTM, or sell or distribute its album, in hard copy and on streaming services.
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If the collection agency isn't able to provide a hard copy of the original invoice for the charges owed, they don't have legitimate authority to collect on the debt.
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Voters can show their voter registration cards at polling stations, and many states also keep frequently updated back-up copies of their voting rolls offline or in hard copy, and.
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If you've stumbled across a photo (as in, an actual hard-copy photo) of your mother or grandmother at the beach decades ago, they're likely wearing a high-cut swimsuit.
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But somehow we get a hard copy of the picture, and I take a picture of it with my phone, and I push it up on my social media account.
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Not only will you get the Blu-Ray hard copy, you'll also get a digital version of the movie to keep on your device for long flights or train rides.
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The Cohen pre-sentencing filings must be handed, in hard copy form, to a New York judge by 5 pm Eastern time (and will likely be uploaded electronically around then).
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The details of judge and attorney removals of jurors is already public record, but those details usually remain buried in the hard-copy files of court clerks across the country.
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"It's surprising how many clients still pay by hard-copy check, which can easily add another week to the payment process," said Tanya Roberts, vice president corporate marketing at Bill.
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If hard copy licenses aren't good enough for airports, photos of licenses surely aren't good enough for authentication efforts that seek to thwart bad actors attempting to undermine American democracy.
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To a degree, it mirrors the transformation of newspapers from print into digital-first operations, amid warnings that the industry was exchanging hard-copy dollars for what amounted to digital dimes.
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Kojima likes switching stuff up, so we'll buy the hard copy and crack open the box to reveal a tab of LSD and some very detailed instructions written in invisible ink.
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A hard copy of a birth certificate, school leaving document or national identity card works as age proof, but often parents who want to marry off their children often forge them.
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I had a place for my family and animals to go in Georgia, but even with a hard-copy prescription I was not going to be able to fill it there.
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So now every day, I beep myself and record the temperature on a hard copy list, which may or may not find its way to some bottomless spreadsheet in the cloud.
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Beginning in 2014, the government introduced a second machine, a printer that deposits a hard copy of each ballot into a sealed box, ensuring an additional layer of redundancy and security.
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Then let Apple conduct the "brute force" maneuver to guess the passcode, transfer the phone data to a hard copy and then destroy the altered software or place it in a vault.
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Best and Crose said they really don't have an endgame in mind yet, but Crose mentioned they might publish the most interesting documents—and their accompanying stories—in a hard copy zine.
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The online version of the story that accompanied the "deplorable" tweet hardly mentioned the first daughter and didn't include the over-the-top, anti-Trump images that appear in the hard copy.
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You can set up an app or use social media to communicate, share information and track other members of your party, Clark says, and carry a hard copy of a local map.
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This is why the most useful document at the scheduled White House briefing on border security today between Trump and leaders of Congress would be an old hard copy of Roget's Thesaurus.
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Your Money Adviser DESPITE a push by financial institutions to switch customers to digital statements from paper, the traditional hard-copy version may work better for some people, a new report finds.
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"I will trade you this book instead of purchasing it for a rare hard copy of my own book of photos that you are selling, which I no longer own," I said.
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In biology class, my teacher gives me a digital textbook to read from and take notes, which is more helpful and interactive than if I were to use a hard copy textbook.
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So check that out and then make sure this weekend to look out for the I.R.L. hard copy, a special tabloid "cookbook" section that will accompany Sunday's printed editions of The Times.
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I'd have to track down a working PS2, a hard copy of the game, and plug the old console into my TV with composite cables, which some new TVs don't even have.
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But the spectacle's narrative — the "Why" — was forged in the nonstop furnaces of tabloid programs like Inside Edition, Extra, and Hard Copy, the now-defunct news program given a spotlight in I, Tonya.
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The band seems to have removed its online presence, replacing its home page with a plain white screen, deleting its Twitter and Facebook history—and sending out hard copy leaflets in the post.
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When officers conclude that someone illegally purchased ammunition, they visit the store where the sale was made to get a hard copy of the thumbprints, which for privacy reasons are not transmitted digitally.
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However, there may be times when you want to hold a hard copy of your calendar in your hands to make notes using a pen or pencil or to hang on your wall.
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The two met at a parking lot in the city Tuesday, and the police chief told the victim's mother that he wanted to make sure she got a hard copy of the report.
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Asked last month to provide evidence of their researcher's request, the Spanberger campaign told CNN's KFile that it had been sent by mail and that they therefore could not produce a hard copy.
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Look at that $50 printer on your desk and imagine, instead of using it to spit out a hard copy of that thank-you note, that you used it to print some digital memory.
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" Months later, Villalobos wrote him and said, "The Joint Task Force Guantanamo Bay conducted a thorough and extensive search of their shared computer drives and hard copy files for information responsive to this request.
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The counties also are required under the ruling to provide Spanish-language election-related materials, both hard-copy and electronic: voter registration cards, applications, voter instructions, guides, polling place changes, sample ballots and more.
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The Library of Congress holds physical copies of games submitted by producers and distributors, but there is not an established way to submit games that can't be sent in as a complete hard copy.
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Once again, these are all my personal recommendations; this is not a sponsored list, although I did make a point to only include books that were available digitally as well as in hard copy.
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That scope is not spelled out in the actual subpoena, which informs records officials they can present the full records in hard copy or in person at a federal grand jury on September 25.
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The people who are really driving fandom and love their bands more than anything are willing to shell out a couple of extra bucks to get a "hard" copy, as well they should be.
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Seitz bought a hard copy of Wednesday's New York Times that shows a picture of Taylor on the front page walking into Congress to testify, and said it's been on his breakfast table for days.
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N tight leash on costs helped it beat analysts' expectations on profit and stick to its yearly forecast for operating income on Thursday despite further sharp falls in sales of magazines and hard copy advertising.
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I mainly used this area to eavesdrop on conversations, respond to emails from New York, and find the hard copy invite to my next show because — le sigh — they're still required for European fashion shows.
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I know many by heart, like this one: "My friend tree / I sawed you down / but I must attend / an older friend / the sun," but I still wouldn't want to be without the hard copy.
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While there's no federal law requiring that results of national elections are backed up with a hard copy, Norden says that in 2016, nearly 28 million people voted on machines that didn't produce paper records.
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She was also—the ever-dutiful multitasker—leafing through a week-old edition of one of the last hard-copy newspapers, The Mammoth City Muffler ("If It Ain't in the Muffler, It Ain't the Truth").
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It can be distributed, sometimes as a hard copy, to relevant officials at the Department of State, Department of Defense, CIA, Office of the Director of National Intelligence and other agencies within the intelligence community.
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Read it for yourself below if you don't feel like starting an installment plan to pay $38 per month for the next two years to get your hands on a hard copy of Boys Don't Cry.
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Notes on Reputation from Swift herself are only available if you purchase a Target-exclusive hard copy with an accompanying magazine (which also comes with two of the most revoltingly smarmy poems ever committed to paper).
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This does create a tough position for artists, whose revenue streams have been disrupted by the death of hard-copy albums—but they can't exactly rely on a resurgence of an aging format to fix the problem.
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They also "reviewed RNC electronic and hard-copy files for any agreement with Mr. Trump or his campaign related to voter fraud, ballot security, ballot integrity, poll watching or poll monitoring activities," and found no such document.
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Contents of Eight Boxes of Hard Copy Materials:Out of 639 total items consisting of 12,543 pages, the Special Master agrees with the Plaintiff and/or Intervenors and finds that 14 items are Privileged and/or Partially Privileged.
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Instead, I had the benefit of old movie stores with disintegrating VHS tapes, eBay, and a vibrant online community of collectors who could find, if not the hard copy of a flick, at least an archival digital copy.
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The materials seized in the raid include information from 13 mobile devices and iPads, 20 other devices including laptops, external hard drives and flash drives, and hard copy documents, according to the filing by Cohen's lawyers on Monday.
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Elliot heroically dons the hoodie and descends, via a 4-plus minute Steadicam shot, into the frenetic hacker Olympics in order to close the backdoor that would enable the Stage 2 destruction of Evil Corp's hard copy archives.
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The memcon is distributed — sometimes as a hard copy, to limit circulation — to relevant officials at the Department of State, Department of Defense, CIA, Office of the Director of National Intelligence and other agencies within the intelligence community.
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Blockbuster, they didn&apost seem to understand how the next generation, particularly millennials, who grew up in a world without hard-copy media like DVDs and CDs, how they would react to video-on-demand as technology improved.
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Many of the larger stores are already offering the option of e-receipts or hard copy to their customers, but we will need to determine the workability of a mandate for e-receipts for small and medium-size stores.
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If Microsoft stops selling digital copies and you can't find a hard copy (and remember that hard copies have limited lifespans) you will not be able to legally acquire and play Forza Horizon 2 unless you pirate a copy.
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"We literally grabbed a photographer and went to Union Square and shot it, with the idea in mind of archiving this amazing work of art..." The media company has also created a hard copy book inspired by the walls.
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Wrobel usually takes a picture of her daughter and Santa on her phone instead of buying one from the mall, she said, but this year's photo was really cute -- and it's the only hard copy photo they have now.
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"You want it to be uneventful... you want to hit print and have hard copy," said Pettit who also told me that, with the advent of tablets and laptops, astronauts don't print now as much as they used to.
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Students who are going to spend the next four years as Phoenixes will also get a hard copy letter that they can hang on to, sleep with, frame, take to family reunions, or do whatever else they might please with it.
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Plus, they'll even let you read an e-version of your textbook for free while your hard-copy version is being shipped, so there's no need to panic if your professor assigns a textbook assignment that's due before your book ships.
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Each service has its strengths and weaknesses, so pick what's right for you, but the end result is the same: a local hard copy of the video you just saw, which can be preserved even if platforms remove the original.
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The book, which purports to reveal the toxic inner workings of the Trump White House, has flown off the shelves so quickly that there are few left: You can't get a hard copy of Fire and Fury, well, basically anywhere.
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" According to the government, in addition to numerous digital media devices the FBI seized from Martin, there were also "hard-copy documents that were seized from various locations during the search that comprise six full bankers' boxes worth of documents.
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The E.D.D. also accepts P.F.L. applications by mail, but you have to request that a hard copy be mailed to you (unlike with unemployment insurance, which allows you to mail or fax a form printed from the E.D.D.'s website).
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Mr. Magliato said those working on the Skyhorse project initially thought the Mueller report would come this week, giving them time to read, typeset and print a hard copy by March 26, with an e-book available in under 48 hours.
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Zervos also points to emails exchanged with Trump's assistant Rhona Graff regarding a visit she made to New York and a hard copy of a New York Times from December 2007 that she says Trump gave her, as evidence of their interactions.
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In 22019, as email was just starting to become a consumer product, Congress passed the Electronic Communication Privacy Act (ECPA) based on a simple concept: Americans' private papers, whether hard copy or electronic, should be protected from government search without a warrant.
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When I was in prison, I used Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram—through mailing hard copy letters to my wife—to build a career as a writer and stay in touch with my family, friends, and the world in general during my incarceration.
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Almost every attendee we met carried a phone and was snapping selfies and recording videos — many had even purchased their tickets through their phones — but the Super Bowl tickets themselves were still hard-copy paper tickets requiring in-person verification and distribution.
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Although we already knew that the former NSA contractor had allegedly stolen a mountain of hard copy documents and digital files, the indictment includes some more specifics on what exactly he supposedly took home, including information concerning the NSA, CIA, and other government agencies.
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They push you toward the — But if I look at my New York Times on the app all day and then I see the paper later, there will always be an article in the hard copy and I'll be like I never noticed it!
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But even if Stein had been able to pull off this recount, there was another obstacle: Pennsylvania is one of 15 states that use electronic voting machines that don't have a paper trail — in other words, there is no hard copy to manually audit the election results.
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The government had promised to share more than 50 studies on how Brexit would affect different economic sectors, but on Monday it gave lawmakers a hard copy of a report running to around 850 pages with parts redacted because of what ministers called commercial and confidential information.
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There had to be computer files of Kroff's work for he handed in his assignments via email as the others did yet, to hear Kroff speak of his modus operandi (his word), he could not trust the electronic world, he could only trust the world of hard copy.
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A lawsuit filed by the state of Georgia's Code Revision Commission in 2104 sought to stop it from publishing the Official Code of Georgia Annotated (OCGA) after founder Carl Malamud purchased a hard copy of the OCGA, scanned it and sent copies on USB sticks to Georgia legislators.
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For example, it would be important to know if Hal Martin, the Booz Allen Hamilton contractor accused of stealing terabytes of NSA data in both hard copy and digital form, showed up on these lists or if he simply downloaded data for decades without authorization to do so.
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They did so last week when they announced they would no longer accept print-at-home tickets, instituting mobile ticketing along with standard hard-copy tickets — moves that could make it more cumbersome for buyers and sellers on the resale market who do not go through the Yankees' ticket exchange.
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No. April 9, 2018: The FBI, with the U.S. Attorney's Manhattan public corruption bureau, execute a raid on Cohen's apartment, office, and hotel room, seizing hard-copy files, electronic records and emails, and electronic devices like cell phones and laptops, as part of an investigation into the hush-money payments.
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When the Yankees announced last Monday that they were no longer producing or accepting print at-home tickets and instituting mobile ticketing, ticket company officials and industry analysts said the only way to sell tickets outside the Yankees' clearinghouse would be the old-fashioned way: exchanging hard-copy tickets from hand to hand.
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Here is the passage in full:This demand includes a legal duty to maintain, preserve, protect and not destroy (collectively "preserve") any and all documents and data, both electronic and hard copy (collectively, "documents"), which refer or relate in any way to John J. Cook, from the beginning of time until the present.
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The site was initially forced to go offline last month for failing to register and obtain a license; while its registration has since been approved, authorities insisted the forum remain offline until it had been issued a hard copy certificate marking government approval, a process that delayed the site's operations for two weeks.
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Williams called her appointment to the White House the "greatest honor" of her career in her opening statement on Tuesday — but she outlined her concerns about the phone call between Trump and Zelensky on July 25, and testified that she gave Pence a hard copy of the transcript to review following the call.
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The full track listing is as follows: Deliverance I Am Touch Me Sunrise Sunset No One Else I Am (extended) A hard copy of the EP is set to be released nationwide on June 2, but according to Minnesota news outlet KTSP, court documents show Paisley Park and Prince's estate have filed a federal lawsuit against Boxill.
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They've been transmitted via giant plot device antenna to the Rebel flagship Profundity, which then copies it over onto ONE SINGLE LITTLE HARD COPY that looks like this: A small group of soldiers escapes from Profundity and brings the disk to Leia on Tantive IV, where she is arrested in the opening scenes of A New Hope.
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Ms. Swift, 21, did it largely the semi-old-fashioned way: Because the full album was not made available on streaming services, it sold most of its copies through digital download — a fading format — and even some as hard-copy CDs thanks to promotions including Taylor-centric UPS trucks and bundles with custom "Reputation" magazines at Target.
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You can think of this "digital dossier" creation strategy as the "holiday card" rule of thumb: if you wouldn't put it in hard copy and mail it to a few hundred people in your life for display on their refrigerators, don't put it on the internet for thousands of people in, near, or outside of your life to repurpose and display indiscriminately.
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Featuring the characters in direct-to-camera interviews, a strong undercurrent to the film is that Harding's downfall preceded several others of the tabloid-friendly 1990s, so much so that a "Hard Copy" reporter (played by Bobby Cannavale) is among the witnesses, wryly noting that the show was dismissed as trash by a media ecosystem that later mastered copying its sordid bag of tricks.
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The groups had sued Trump and his executive office in May for failing to document at least five meetings with Russian President Vladimir Putin and one with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. The Justice Department noted Wednesday that relevant documents would be protected while the lawsuit over White House note-taking continues, and White House staff was already told in February 2017 to keep all presidential records, either in hard-copy or electronic.
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When I saw the first hard copy of the story — my words printed on a full page of New York Times broadsheet — I imagined younger Jamal, one of the last avid customers of my local Barnes & Noble, tracking down the issue, buying multiple copies and tacking one on his wall and one in his locker; smiling people, who looked like him, in love, a stark contrast to anything else he'd ever seen.
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A grainy video-still of the aftermath of the November 22 turnstile cutting, taken from an anonymous Twitter account, is featured on the cover of the FTP III Operations Manual; available as both on online document and a pocket-sized hard-copy printed brochure that has been distributed by the thousands over the past few weeks, the Operations Manual contains essential materials concerning both the ethos of FTP as well as tools, tips, and tactics for J31 and beyond itself.
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That was my way home — 14 hours to Abu Dhabi, and another 14 back to J.F.K. — and I guess it turned out to be good news for independent booksellers in Sydney: I loaded up on Nick Petrie novels; enjoyed Adrian McKinty's "In the Morning I'll Be Gone"; and scored a hard copy of "The Fatal Shore" by Robert Hughes, which I failed to finish reading on the Kindle because I was too wrapped up in repeated viewings of "Manchester by the Sea" on the plane out and by eating-eating-eating when I was in Oz. And now?
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