I keep a copy on my nightstand for frequent revisiting.
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You are not supposed to keep a copy of the game.
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Apple says it does not keep a copy of the key.
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He ordered everyone in the office to keep a copy as well.
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Be sure to keep a copy of your receipts and diagnosis as proof.
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She was not allowed to keep a copy of the agreement for herself.
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After she signed the document, she was not allowed to keep a copy.
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Keep a copy on hand, or let your loved ones know where it is.
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Facebook wants to hand the keys over to the user and not keep a copy.
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This enables IT to keep a copy of applications and data in the cloud on AWS.
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Their wedding announcement ran in The New York Times, and George made sure to keep a copy.
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McCabe did not keep a copy of his memos after turning them over to Mueller, the source confirmed.
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Some dealers may keep a copy for a period of time, in case the safe's owner should need it.
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Many of the victims weren't even allowed to keep a copy of their agreements, a double insurance policy against leaks.
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Keep a copy of the printout in your bag for comfort or hang it somewhere you know you'll see it.
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Whichever Democratic candidate may become president, they would do well to keep a copy of Inslee's plan on their desk.
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The actor, for his part, confessed he didn't even get to keep a copy of Junior on a thumb drive.
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Press your finger on the screen and select Save Image if you want to keep a copy in your Camera Roll.
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Florian suggests people keep a copy on their fridge, or posted in a hospital room where emergency medical personnel can see it.
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For the sake of self-preservation, employees should read what is presented to them and should keep a copy of what they sign.
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If you're asked to sign a nondisclosure or other trade secret agreement, be sure to read it carefully and keep a copy for future reference.
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The app will then keep a copy of the recording in the cloud for 30 days, so you can watch the video whenever you choose.
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Open the photo on which you wish to draw, and make sure to duplicate it if you want to keep a copy of the original.
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It's usually a good idea to complain internally at the company in writing, and keep a copy so you can show that you made that effort.
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And give that to usually your human resources department, or the head of the company, and keep a copy, and let it get handled that way.
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The business covered the costs — more than $800,000 — and allowed him to keep a copy for his own research, according to company emails and financial records.
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Unlike other messengers such as iMessage, Signal is currently the only application to NOT keep a copy of the keys to your messages on its server.
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For starters, why would Frank keep a copy of that incriminating photograph for all these years, even if it is locked away inside a safe-deposit box?
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The company will keep a copy of Fleets "for a limited time" after they are deleted to enforce any rule violations, and so people can appeal decisions.
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And every year brings more varieties, so I'm going to keep a copy of APPLES (Countryman, $18.95), by Roger Yepsen, in my glove compartment as a reference.
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With this new Transcribe tool, at least some of this data will never be available for sharing (unless, of course, you keep a copy of the audio).
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He advises clients to keep the original will with their lawyer, and to keep a copy at home in a secure place like a locked file cabinet.
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Twitter lets users delete direct messages from their own side of the conversation (the recipient will still get to keep a copy, unless they also choose to delete it).
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Deprived of the valediction he had sought in November, Obama may want to keep a copy of Chait's volume on the night stand in his new home in Washington's Kalorama neighborhood.
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Some ransomware can encrypt files on drives attached to the PC, so back up your computer's files regularly, and keep a copy of the backup on an unconnected external drive or server.
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Baston kept one loyal keepsake through his travels: Multiple witnesses testified it was commonplace for the man to keep a copy of a book titled Pimpology, written by Pimpin' Ken, on his nightstand.
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Hillary Clinton could keep a copy of the complete mixtape on her hard drive, and she would have at least one pander-ready song for every campaign stop from today until the election.
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I keep a copy of the Office of the Director of National Intelligence's (ODNI) guide to document classification, Executive Order 13526, and the FBI's Domestic Investigations and Operations Guide on my computer's desktop.
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On my altar at home, I keep a copy of the United States Constitution next to my candles and talismans, as a way of asking Spirit to protect our country from nefarious forces.
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We were not even allowed to keep a copy of this most egregious of agreements: We had signed our lives away in a complex 30-page document that we could not refer to.
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If you file with the same tax software every year, it will usually store your completed returns, but you should also download and keep a copy somewhere under lock-and-key or password protected.
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Once you are off enjoying your vacation, be sure to keep a copy of the policy on or near you — such as in your purse — and not back in the hotel room, he warns.
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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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Subsequently, Ackerman allowed the N.R.A.'s general counsel to view the contract but not keep a copy; the viewing added to N.R.A. concerns that it had not previously received an accurate summary of the document.
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Like I said earlier, local backups are the easiest way to keep a copy of your data and you should definitely have one, but there are two downsides to local backups that I have to mention.
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And crucially, Wright didn't allow Andresen to verify the signature on his own laptop, keep a copy of the signature, or (best of all) publish it so it could be verified by anyone in the world.
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According to a Vanity Fair profile of Trump from 1990, one of Trump's ex-wives said he used to keep a copy of My New Order, a collection of speeches by Hitler, next to his bed.
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In Android Settings, head to System then Backup, and in iOS Settings, tap your Apple ID, then tap your device's name, then pick your backup option to keep a copy of your data in iTunes or iCloud.
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In fact, I give vaccines so often in my office that I keep a copy of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention immunization schedule in the pocket of my white coat because I refer to it almost daily.
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"Lee added that if he is successful in his bid to own the Gawker brand, he will kindly keep a copy of its archives somewhere—though he told the Journal, "We don't have the wherewithal to fight assaults on the archive.
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Dearborn told investigators he felt uncomfortable with the instructions and that he ultimately "did not actually follow through with delivering the message to Sessions, and he did not keep a copy of the typewritten notes Lewandowski had given him," the Mueller report states.
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Once you both agree on additions or subtractions, sign your initials next to the changes, make a copy or two, keep a copy of any deposit paid (say, a cancelled check or receipt for a cash deposit), and congratulations on your new apartment!
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"Engaging with outside collaborators is a key strategy for ensuring that work can still be communicated (even if a government researcher can't comment on their paper, then their academic collaborator can), helps guard against publication blockage by administration (the collaborator can run with it), and maintaining data security (collaborators keep a copy)," Rennie told Gizmodo.
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Lorance agreed to an interview about Trump and his life after the pardon on the condition it was over email because he wanted to keep a copy for his records, adding that he is "not exactly the most popular guy in America, and there are those who would do anything to send me back to prison."
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Legal permission to air the recording had been granted just eight days earlier on November 29. The Paley Center for Media got to keep a copy of the replacement master.
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For a trust to be validly constituted it must be presented to the commissioner of stamp duty and a one-time payment of Euro 430 is made. The commissioner does not keep a copy of the document.
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There are many letters that Petrarch lost or did not keep a copy of. Others he destroyed the originals of for fear they would bring much criticism to his larger collection. There is a collection of 59 of these letters by Giuseppe Fracassetti.
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Public transportation vehicles contain the letters "BUS" for buses or "TX" for taxis on their yellow licence plates. The government regulates taxi service, setting fixed fares rather than using a metered system. Taxi cabs are supposed to keep a copy of the rates inside the vehicle. On Antigua, taxis are easily found, particularly at the airport and at major hotels.
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Some scientific journals have begun to set detailed standards for what types of image processing are allowed in research results. Computerized instruments often keep a copy of the "raw data" from sensors before processing, which is the ultimate defence against processing bias, and similarly, scientific standards require preservation of the original unenhanced "raw" versions of images used as research data.
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Offices need more than one copy of a document in a number of situations. They usually need a copy of outgoing correspondence for their records. Sometimes they want to circulate copies of documents they create to several interested parties. Until the late 18th century, if an office wanted to keep a copy of an outgoing letter, a clerk had to write out the copy by hand.
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The caste system and caste identity is entrenched and reinforced. Mazhabi Sikhs and Hindu Churas have united to establish their own temples throughout Britain. Some Valmiki temples keep a copy of the Guru Granth Sahib and Mazhabi Sikhs and Valmikis prayer together. Dalit Sikhs have formed a network of lower caste temples throughout the UK. Caste tensions erupt between higher caste Jat Sikhs and lower caste Sikhs.
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In the U.S. armed forces, separation means that a person is leaving active duty, but not necessarily leaving the service entirely. Separation typically occurs when someone reaches the date of their Expiration of Term of Service (ETS) and are released from active duty, but still must complete their military reserve obligations. Upon separation, they receive form DD214, which verifies their military service. It is important to keep a copy of the DD-214 form.
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One excluded characteristic of interest was the size of the head. Galton notes in his analysis that this omission was mostly for practical reasons. For instance, it would not be very accurate and additionally it would require much time for women to disassemble and reassemble their hair and bonnets. The patrons would then be given a souvenir containing all their biological data, while Galton would also keep a copy for future statistical research.
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When Mahmoud Abbas asked to keep a copy of the map for further consideration, Ehud Olmert refused to comply. Mahmoud Abbas was forced to sketch Ehud Olmert's map by hand on a napkin to have a copy for further consideration.Al Jazeera – Palestine Papers, Summary of Ehud Olmert’s “Package” Offer to Mahmoud Abbas – August 31, 2008 This map was then later referred to as the Napkin map. The third and final meeting occurred on 16 September 2008.
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A newspaper report of the time recorded "the magnificent service rendered by a young Welsh poet who displayed remarkable ability during the crisis following the surrender of the Syrian Forces". Another said it "had been drafted by Wales's youngest bard". Miles managed to keep a copy of the agreement and one of the pens used to sign it. Back in Wales, Miles was a member of the Gorsedd of Bards of the National Eisteddfod, Grand Swordbearer, and Herald Bard.
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For example, if the reply is being copied to a third person who did not see the original message, it may be advisable to quote it in full; otherwise the trimmed message may be misinterpreted by the new recipient, for lack of context. Also, when replying to a customer or supplier, it may be advisable to quote the original message in its entirety, in case the other party somehow failed to keep a copy of it.
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Known is an open source publishing tool designed to provide a way of more easily publishing status updates, blog posts, and photos to a wide range of social media services. It also allows you to keep a copy of the content you publish and post on your own site. Known is available as installable open source software, similar to WordPress. It is a part of the IndieWeb movement, and is used as a teaching tool in higher education.
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Robinson Scott did agree to having a daguerreotype made of the couple and her children, on the condition that she would get to keep a copy. Robinson Scott's husband lived only a short time after freedom, dying of tuberculosis in 1858. Robinson Scott continued supporting the family as a laundress, saying in the vernacular of the day that “she’d always been able to yarn her own livin, thank God.” Robinson Scott lived in St Louis for the remainder of her life.
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In 1152, he petitioned the republic to keep a copy in the public archives (comuni cartularium) and thenceforth the annals were continued at public expense. Caffarus, who probably began the work around 1100, continued it himself down to 1163. A series of officials of the chancery continued the Annales between 1169 and 1197, when work was taken over by the scribe and diplomat Ogerius. He worked down to 1216; thereafter, the annalists were anonymous, and at times a committee, until the last entry was added in 1294.
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Schopenhauer used to keep a copy of the Latin Oupnekhet by his side and commented, Another German philosopher, Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling, praised the ideas in the Upanishads, as did others. In the United States, the group known as the Transcendentalists were influenced by the German idealists. Americans, such as Emerson and Thoreau embraced Schelling's interpretation of Kant's Transcendental idealism, as well as his celebration of the romantic, exotic, mystical aspect of the Upanishads. As a result of the influence of these writers, the Upanishads gained renown in Western countries.
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An anthology of Sar Dessai's short stories and radio plays was prepared by the Portuguese critic Manuel de Seabra in the mid 1970s. It was submitted to the Agência Geral do Ultramar, the Portuguese government agency dedicated to publishing work from the Portuguese overseas territories, but never commissioned and the manuscript never returned. The likelihood is that the manuscript was discarded when the dictatorship fell. Unless a copy of these texts has been retained in Goa - Seabra did not keep a copy for his personal records - it seems that at least half the author's oeuvre has unfortunately been lost.
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Olmert also presented his ideas for the borders for a Palestinian state, dubbed the "Napkin Map" because of Abbas having to sketch the map on a napkin because Olmert refused to allow Abbas to keep a copy for further consideration. Olmert's proposal largely followed the route of the Israeli West Bank barrier, and placed all of the Israeli settlement blocs and East Jerusalem Jewish neighbourhoods under Israeli sovereignty. Israel would retain around 10% of the West Bank and in return the Palestinians would receive around 5% of Israeli territory adjacent to the southern West Bank and lands adjacent to the Gaza Strip.
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By this point, San Martín joined the Lodge of Rational Knights. However, Napoleón Bonaparte gave new strength to the French forces, leading them personally, and Joseph returned to Madrid. Despite of the Spanish victory at the Battle of Albuera, where San Martín fought next to William Carr Beresford, France prevailed and conquered most of the Iberian Peninsula, with the exception of Cádiz. San Martín would leave the Peninsular War by this point, but the exact nature of his resignation is unknown because it was lost from the Spanish records, and San Martín himself did not keep a copy of it among his documents.
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Hall also wrote The French Refugee, produced at the St. James's Theatre in 1836, where it ran 90 nights, and for the same theatre Mabel's Curse, in which John Pritt Harley played the leading part. Another of her dramas, of which she had neglected to keep a copy, was Who's Who? which was in the possession of Tyrone Power when he was lost in the SS President in April 1841. In 1840, she issued what has been called the best of her novels, Marian, or a Young Maid's Fortunes, in which her knowledge of Irish character is again displayed in a style equal to anything written by Maria Edgeworth.
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To create a more robust and complete system for searching, Gnutella2 also has a metadata system for more complete labeling, rating, and quality information to be given in the search results than would simply be gathered by the file names. Nodes can even share this information after they have deleted the file, allowing users to mark viruses and worms on the network, without requiring them to keep a copy. Gnutella2 also utilizes compression in its network connections to reduce the bandwidth used by the network. Shareaza has the additional feature to request previews of images and videos though only FilesScope takes limited advantage of this.
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Settlements can be verified easily without running a full network node. A user only needs to keep a copy of the block headers of the longest proof-of-work chain, which he can obtain by querying network nodes until he is convinced he has the longest chain, and obtain the Merkle branch linking the transaction to the block it is time stamped in. He cannot check the transaction for himself, but by linking it to a place in the chain, he can see that a network node has accepted it, and blocks added after it further confirm the network has accept edit. Therefore, the verification is reliable as long as honest master nodes control the network, although it is more vulnerable if the network is over powered by an attacker.
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It is advisable to make a monthly contract or to keep a copy and receipt after the contract is completed, as there may be disputes over the refund of the remaining amount in excess of one month. It is recommended to pay with a credit card as much as possible in the case of a contract, and the issuance of a cash receipt in the event of a cash transfer or transfer of an account can prevent possible. It is necessary to make sure that there is a "non- refundable" clause in the contract, so that there is less chance of losing money in the event of a mid-term contract termination. According to the consumer dispute settlement standard, when the contract is terminated in the middle, the examiner is required to deduct 10 percent of the remaining fees and refund the remaining amount.
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Peter Strzok reported that: Steele met with Jonathan Winer in September, then the U.S. deputy assistant secretary of state for international law enforcement, whom he had known since 2009. In a 2018 editorial for The Washington Post, Winer recounted that during their meeting in Washington, he was allowed to review Steele's reports, but not to keep a copy: "I prepared a two-page summary and shared it with [Victoria] Nuland, who indicated that, like me, she felt that the secretary of state needed to be made aware of this material," he wrote. Later in September, Winer discussed the report with Sidney Blumenthal, who revealed he had received similar information from Cody Shearer, a controversial political activist and former journalist who was close to the Clinton White House in the 1990s. Winer met with Steele again in late September, and gave him a copy of Shearer's report, later known as the "second dossier". On September 19, 2016, Steele's handling agent sent six of Steele's reports (80, 94, 95, 100, 101, and 102) to the Crossfire Hurricane team, which had been operational since July 31, 2016.
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