I pasted them into my Scribner, the book-writing program, and I pasted them back into my statement.
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All of them are finished off with pasted woodcut prints.
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Serena wants this domestic bliss copied and pasted into Cambridge.
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Sure, emails can be copy and pasted, just like Slacks.
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Then I copied and pasted it into Twitter and paused.
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This is where Masspoem4u pasted their few lines of verse.
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But a lot of AR, it's just pasted on top.
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The official circular pasted on the glass screen of her stall.
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Elsewhere in the building, cat images are pasted to the walls.
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A polling station should have several checklists pasted to the table.
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He copied and pasted his tweets to her in text messages.
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I pasted toe warmers onto my smart shirt near my kidneys.
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They encounter some sort of gooey, writhing creature pasted to the wall.
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I deleted paragraphs, shuffled them around, and pasted them back into place.
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We've pasted the company's full statement at the bottom of this post.
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Results from web searches can be instantly pasted into a text box.
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Apple's instructions for restoring an Error 53-plagued phone are pasted below:
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Britain has cut and pasted the EU's equivalence regime into national law.
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In one photo, Sheng Xue's face was pasted onto another woman's body.
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Mr. Urie gives a characteristically skillful performance, but it feels pasted on.
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Pasted into the back of her sketchbook, it's populated with handwritten symbols.
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There's a room with a wheat pasted ceiling done by John Deardourff.
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A pop-up will appear confirming that the file was successfully pasted.
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I stood with my back pasted to the wall and guzzled rum.
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I have seen some of them pasted on hoardings in the city.
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It gets cut and pasted 10 times and it's in a headline.
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Opposed: You literally just cut-and-pasted that off the book cover.
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This is then pasted onto the source video to create the final result.
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In fact, the watery view had been cut and pasted into his window.
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You cut and pasted paper or assembled metal type on a printing press.
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Remember that text can be copied and pasted between these multitasking preview windows.
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Khloé also pasted a "God Is Good" gif emoji over the brief clip.
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Text from Green's book is pasted on the far corners of the wall.
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Doodles and drawings can be copied and pasted directly into any Windows app.
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Most decks were made of pasted-together, stiffened paper and crumbled with use.
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All of Riggio's works are cut and pasted by hand without a computer.
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The posters were then pasted onto the walls and floor of the square.
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The distinct stations for sandwiches and rice bowls also seem copied and pasted.
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Microsoft's Bing Translator page converts chunks of pasted text from a site, too.
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Case in point: When was the last time you copied or pasted something?
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Drank and then sloshed along, past faded wheat-pasted posters of jihadist martyrs.
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Sort of like the aluminum top ring was just pasted onto a plastic backing.
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It causes my statements to get copied and pasted in ways that hurt people.
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You know the one: It's Steve Buscemi's face creepily pasted onto Jennifer Lawrence's body.
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Church candles pasted with black-and-white copies of Facebook pictures dot the steps.
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Berman worked directly on the Verifax plate, without creating a pasted-down composition beforehand.
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The short poems pasted in doorways during Chinese New Year are called Spring Couplets.
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Others have pasted Kurdish flag decals over the word "Iraq" on their license plates.
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Once you've pasted it, you can test the link by clicking the appropriate option.
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Diddy's ppl copied and pasted the spines 3 times in Photoshop and I am overcome!
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It's as if I pasted Lorem ipsum text into this article instead of a quote.
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In group chats, copy-and-pasted texts about active shooters jumped from group to group.
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"Sharks of Maputo", reads a clipping pasted onto the tie of an unnamed government minister.
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With their longer posts sometimes it's just pirated, copy and pasted from some American website.
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Wikipedia's Facebook profile picture still features the words "We miss Turkey" pasted over its logo.
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I even cut and pasted them to [redacted] once and said did you send this?
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The "redacted" parts of the document filed by Manafort's lawyers can be copied-and-pasted.
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News as seen from the "Exclusive" sticker pasted next to the headline on their site.
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Which is perhaps why they're so often pasted together in photoshopped fabrications like this one.
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They also popped up in dozens of copied-and-pasted Facebook posts and retweeted tweets.
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A number of fans have pasted red paper circles on their cheeks to mimic his.
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People then pasted each picture onto a piece of cardboard, creating a flipbook-like book.
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The infotainment system appears to be pasted into the dash and is slow to operate.
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Pasted across the station's website and Facebook page was the keffiyeh-clad logo of CyberCaliphate.
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I have pasted the monologue below just in case you are not familiar with it.
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Rating: 5 copy-and-pasted rocket ship emojis executed on 2 phones—a perfect 10
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I carefully slipped pennies into slots in cardboard sleeves and pasted stamps into an album.
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He says the next level of Fitbits will be receptors pasted right on our skin.
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The French artist JR pasted that plaintive image on Wednesday, his first installation in Mexico.
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When web browsers started supporting images, people predictably uploaded porn with celebrities' faces pasted on.
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Someone has cut out a silhouette of a rat and pasted it onto a branch.
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The resulting note can be emailed, copied, pasted or shared with a compatible text app.
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But narration is usually something pasted on a film when the visual storytelling isn't working.
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At their nadir, a leathered mummy, cut out and pasted, sits in a contorted heap.
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Correction: The wrong file was previously pasted at this url, and has since been updated.
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He has created special sensor sheets, designed to be pasted onto the sides of a bridge.
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The unsealed motion contained two references to Assange, apparently cut-and-pasted from a different filing.
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The Twitter accounts that copied and pasted Ali Alexander's tweet about Kamala Harris were not automated.
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Though he says he was heavily involved in the aesthetic and user interface aspects of Pasted.
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I'm not interested in reading what you copied and pasted from the original job description listing.
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Bonus points if you can see where they just copy and pasted sentences from ISP lobbyists.
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As he speaks, he reads from a homemade storybook filled with words and pasted-in pictures.
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Where the killer had slit Mr. Miller's eyebrow, Ms. Ross pasted a clump of human hair.
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Then I write my initials with "OK to paste," and it's pasted up against the granite.
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Those recollections were then printed on stickers which were pasted on actual packages of—what else?
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George Foreman pasted Joe Frazier for an upset victory in the heavyweight championship of the world.
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His longish black hair was pasted down with gel and held in place with two barrettes.
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Leaving the museum, Mr. Tobocman walked down Avenue C. Few wheat-pasted fliers could be seen.
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Nearby, a poster of an African woman in a bustle has been pasted to a house.
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Sadly, much of the rest of the platform was simply copied and pasted from previous years.
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A backpack hung on a nail, next to a cutout of Jesus pasted on one wall.
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It wasn't long, however, before internet commenters pointed out that the plane had been shoddily pasted in.
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Until now, the EU has largely copied and pasted Basel's bank capital rules into the bloc's laws.
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That's how they discovered the Facebook post Sieting had copied and pasted from a right-wing blogger.
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" Pasted over the video: "Stop Rex Parris Before He Brings 220 Chinese Communists To Live In Lancaster!
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The photo's subject (Djudjic) was cut out from the foreground, touched up, and pasted over another background.
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The images and videos the researchers pasted inside E. Coli are composed of black-and-white pixels.
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CheapRVLiving bumper stickers, given out freely at the main camp, were pasted proudly on bumpers and windows.
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With Crispr, any DNA sequence could be precisely cut and pasted into any location in any genome.
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Instant View is essentially rich embeds for media links when they are pasted into a Telegram chat.
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An epitaph witty like Wilde cut-and-pasted with the druggy sci-fi insight of William Burroughs.
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"Cargo Cult" features magazine pictures of women applying makeup, pasted onto stacked shipping containers in a port.
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From outside the store, I could see a giant photo of Star pasted on the store's exterior.
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In England, in the library at Castle Howard (where "Brideshead Revisited" was filmed), pasted inside an album.
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He sipped his tea and pasted up his photos while listening to Coltrane through the little speaker.
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"Per the CDC, hand sanitizer needs to contain at least 60% alcohol," it has copied-and-pasted.
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Mr. Trump's endorsement tweet was even pasted to the bottom of news releases sent by the campaign.
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Above her head, as a joke, someone had pasted a thought bubble: "You fascinate me!" it said.
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On the main screen, all your items look like Post-It notes pasted up on a board.
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They did not share personal viewpoints or even original tweets other than copy and pasted news alerts.
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JR asked them to make exaggerated faces, then pasted the images around the bourgeois neighborhoods of Paris.
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The screen for the command center is placed at eye level, pasted on top of the dash.
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Working at an import factory after school, I pasted photos of ugly Peruvian sweaters onto sales sheets.
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Ms. Dixon pulls inspiration for Jenn's nails from nature; elaborate butterfly extensions are pasted on the tips.
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Any given Buc-ee's looks like someone copy-pasted 7-Eleven until it filled up a football field.
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These thin-film electronics can then be trimmed and pasted onto any surface, granting that object electronic features.
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Specifically, Smalley allegedly photocopied signatures of the SQA inspector and then copied and pasted them onto the reports.
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The app is mostly associated with pornographic "deepfakes," where celebrities' faces are pasted onto a porn actor's body.
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Content copied on, say, an iPhone can, a moment later be pasted into another document on macOS Sierra.
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A "checked" sticker was pasted on every visitor after they and their belongings were searched outside the temple.
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The films were pasted together from documentary footage and pumped up into semi-dramas, with excitable voice-overs.
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But when Will is discovered, he's been pasted to the wall with something growing out of his mouth.
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Visions of Ganna's graph cut and pasted into violently homophobic corners of the internet flashed before Vitti's eyes.
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However, the blacked-out text became visible when pasted into another computer document, according to The Sun Sentinel.
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The latter remark was copied and pasted into a tweet, which observers quickly noted did not mention Hinduism.
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A Black Lives Matter sign pasted to the front of a keyboard was the band's only stage decoration.
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John Lithgow delivers an excellent, if incongruously nuanced performance that seems copy/pasted from an exponentially better film.
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Another pasted him like a silent accusation between President Obama and his Russian counterpart, President Vladimir V. Putin.
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Just pick up a Diet Coke can and you might see Gay Twitter sayings pasted all over it.
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But most, sitting in drawers or pasted into scrapbooks, are valuable simply as physical links to the past.
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It was painted on six sheets of paper, which had been pasted together and mounted into a book.
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Conspiracy theorists took the image and pasted it alongside other crying women after mass shootings in Newtown, Conn.
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In its first attempt to crack China, Taco Bell largely cut-and-pasted its US offering, analysts say.
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And in May 2013, JR took over Times Square and pasted photo booth photos all over Duffy Square.
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The hackers created a fake image of the Flag of Iwo Jima and pasted it on his Facebook profile.
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Any product with the word "homeopathic" pasted on it should be avoided like a person sneezing on the subway.
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But he just got pasted in Iowa and New Hampshire, states he expected to lose but not this badly.
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The game itself requires user engagement, which gives Nintendo great opportunities to leverage eyeballs pasted to Pokemon Go. 3.
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The lost president said "hello" again "with a smile he must consider charming pasted on his face," she writes.
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But Wardle accidentally copied and pasted the wrong snippet of code, so that it performed two down commands instead.
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Much like Scott Disick's former #sponcon fail, Kim clearly just copy-and-pasted the information from an FDA email.
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"Once everything is pasted, people will be over the image and it will fade away and disappear," JR said.
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Lengthy image processing was also required, in order to single out photos that were pasted together like photo albums.
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Meanwhile, Kuyda copied hundreds of her exchanges with Mazurenko from the app Telegram and pasted them into a file.
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The posters, currently pasted in 144 locations, hope to both advertise the movie and combat painful anti-Muslim stereotypes.
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He was there when the section was closing with the people who pasted everything together before there were computers.
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Over AOL Instant Messenger, friends who shared bloodlust copied and pasted links to grainy video clips of his handiwork.
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Since JR's art is often wheat-pasted, and therefore ephemeral, what is displayed here is documentation of its creation.
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I made the humongous mistake to think that I could have just copy-pasted the same model for Tiqets.
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And I wrote this sentence in Notes and copied and pasted it back into the Windows version of Word.
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People on Twitter copy-and-pasted it word for word, attaching their own depictions of bitter and gruesome battle.
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Plus a few from my wife, I soon had 80 track names which I pasted into a Google Sheet.
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Embedded in these gigantic texts were Milchian riffs of dialogue, which were pasted into scripts as the writing progressed.
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Longstreth had cut and pasted recordings of his own playing, then rearranged these snippets to compose a new riff.
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Maps of historic Palestine and posters of Palestinian leaders are pasted to the walls of the camp's narrow alleyways.
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I just copied and pasted the email into a post and called it a review and it became popular.
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We're not entirely convinced that Ava is not Witherspoon's clone, though — it's like someone truly copied and pasted Witherspoon's genes.
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The problem is I cut-and-pasted those two sentences from last year's preview, and then the team went backwards.
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Suggested explanations about "news judgment" and the ways in which wire pieces are pasted together don't fix that, she added.
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Motherboard pasted the sample into an online hash checker, which compares the data to a list of already cracked hashes.
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The name is based off the term "copypasta" because the stories are typically copied and pasted all over the internet.
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In which Scott Disick copied and pasted the email from the skinny tea marketing team onto his Instagram caption pic.twitter.
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ArsTechnica reporter Cyrus Farivar unearthed the supposedly redacted text when he literally copied and pasted it into a text editor.
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According to a security researcher, a large part of that malware was copied and pasted from Hacking Team's Mac software.
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Hatfield pasted the Omni Verse endurance test onto a 360-degree sphere, within which he invites guests to place themselves.
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On a single white sheet of paper, the reader pasted a photo of me that ran with my newspaper column.
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Instead, the characters feel cut and pasted from some emoji file labelled "scowling brunette," then outfitted with lesbianism or bossiness.
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Not so here, where the infotainment appears pasted in and massive seams where panels were placed are visible all around.
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"Key aspects of the EU's terms of trade could not simply be cut and pasted for the UK," he said.
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And yet, when it came to the actual ceremony, I googled "wedding vows" — and then I copy-pasted that shit.
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I took a photo with him, cut out a heart, colored it red and pasted the photo on the heart.
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In the end, he copied and pasted the message 215 times, changing the name of the recipient, but nothing else.
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These subreddits have for years shared Photoshopped images that pasted the face of celebrities and famous YouTubers onto porn performers.
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Google and Microsoft both offer online tools for converting pasted text, documents or entire web pages between dozens of languages.
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E.H.R.s can be programmed to shame those who copy and paste: Pasted text is clearly marked on a new note.
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A Reddit account called deepfakes posted pornographic clips with the faces of actresses like Gal Gadot pasted on other bodies.
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He's much more animated in retelling what happens after an image is pasted up and people start congregating and talking.
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I am also averse to obviously faked photos, with fires pasted into fireplaces and lawns the color of Sprite bottles.
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"One year for our holiday greeting card, I cut and pasted Amy Adams' face over mine," she admitted with a laugh.
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A few weeks later, he received the same review as part of a response from the journal, "copied and pasted, basically."
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Pasted onto this painted background, Kozloff placed her own renditions of some US states — Texas, California, Nevada, Wyoming — from school reports.
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They read pastoral novels and pasted vegetal designs on the walls of brick villas modelled after remote castles and sylvan cottages.
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The cutouts are simultaneously images and objects: the composition is as much arranged and pasted as it is drawn and colored.
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Sessions's rhetoric could have been copy-pasted from a left-wing anti-trade tract, and nobody would have batted an eye.
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Sosa first pasted Peele's mouth over Obama's, then replaced the former president's jawline with one that moved with Peele's mouth movements.
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Jake then copied the link to his review and pasted it into an invite-only Slack channel for paid Amazon reviewers.
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Conservative critics point out that this time around, Oliver appears to have driven some fake commenters and copy-pasted comment language.
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No. But it does change this passage of Clinton's speech, which seemed so sincere and homespun—now it seems copy-pasted.
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On Wednesday, Louise posted two photos of herself in a bikini to Instagram, with comments from her followers pasted onto it.
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Then you were stuck with whatever blurry photos you got back and pasted them into a book to give to someone.
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It is not even the first instance someone in Trump's administration has copied and pasted language directly from fossil fuel companies.
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All the outlets published identical material that was copied and pasted from news agencies, including North Korea's KCNA and Russia's Interfax.
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Loosely based on the classic Swiss design grid, they are full of pasted blocks of text, graphic design elements, and collages.
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Police do not believe any of the suspects created the link, they simply copied-and-pasted it from another location online.
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On the morning of the balloon exercise, she had put four marks underneath a frowning yellow face pasted to the whiteboard.
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Below we're teasing one of her elevator walls, a pair of disembodied legs cut-and-pasted onto a bright yellow void.
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In its reply to me, a spokesperson simply copied and pasted a portion of the blog post I'd just linked to.
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"We took a photo of Mr. Sharif straight from the internet and pasted it on the effigy's face," Mr. Bindal said.
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For about 30 minutes, person after person plopped down on benches without paying any mind to the cards pasted on them.
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Screamers rammed circles in the Whirl-A-Gig cars, pasted in stand-up Roll-A-Turn cages by their own gravity.
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If you&aposre imagining that ILM simply cut and pasted Fisher&aposs face onto a body, it wasn&apost that simple.
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The fact that the Texans got pasted by the Dolphins while he accumulated one of those should tell you a lot.
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Silliness is also visible in another of Faigeles's works — a painting of a face that sports a ridiculous, pasted-on mustache.
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These "slices" are printed and pasted onto slices of construction foam and then stacked and glued on top of one another.
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Assuming the app supports text and image pasting (you're in a Google Doc, for example), the object you've copied gets pasted in.
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One was a Chinese New Year's Eve dinner kit, with tiny red envelopes and chunlian, lucky couplets on banners pasted around doorways.
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Two sheets of crushed Indian paper, pasted together on a warm tone buff paper, form an uneven horizon line where they overlap.
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He has 107 which he has pasted on a wall to remind him of the dark cloud that hangs over his head.
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Instead, she thinks the missile was pasted over something else glinting in the sky to create the illusion of a successful test.
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However, we found some of FaceApp's features, in particularly its "smile function", look somewhat pasted on, and not simply adjusted to fit.
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The site's usage rules—when pasted into a Google doc—span 77 pages and users are commonly banned for relatively minor infractions.
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Medium's release notes are known for their trolls, with previous updates including jokes, song lyrics, and even a faux pasted Slack conversation.
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That is until today, when she appears to have accidentally copy and pasted a little more than her contact at Adidas intended.
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But like cornrows, box braids, and other copy-and-pasted protective styles worn by Black women, there's a history behind the hair.
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The Cleveland Cavaliers pasted the Toronto Raptors 108-89 last night to take a 2-0 lead in the Eastern Conference Finals.
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She copied and pasted her appeal, one that she could recite from memory by now, and hit the return key to send.
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Pasted on the wall above the bench is a picture of his mother and the members of his family he has lost.
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They then matched his new speech with corresponding mouth positions, which they digitally pasted over the mouth position from LeBlanc's original performance.
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So it's odd that the video for "Company," the tepid Justin Bieber club ballad, feels so pasted-together and like an afterthought.
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Every so often, an update would arrive in the mail, containing revised articles and photographs to be pasted over the old ones.
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They looked chimerical, cut-and-pasted on the spot: Half of a man's suit jacket soldered to a cocktail top, for example.
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To promote an upcoming gig for sludge metal band EyeHateGod, Vino's copied-and-pasted a photo of Rapert onto the band's flyer.
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Yet, every now and then, a once-hot youngster whose visage was pasted on our walls, turns into a now-hot adult.
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A bunch of copy-pasted comments, most of them likely by automated astroturfing bots, almost all of them—curiously—against net neutrality.
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Correction: Shipt is available in over 200 markets in the U.S. Through an editing error, another word was pasted in this sentence.
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The women pasted micro-thin slices of ruby, sapphire, or the lesser jewel, garnet, onto thin upright spindles in preparation for drilling.
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They're scattered throughout cells and among other things, they help cut messenger RNA into pieces, some of which get pasted back together.
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I just copied and pasted the paragraph above into Apple's proprietary Notes app, exactly as I could from a native Mac app.
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On Thursday, it copied and pasted the full text of the Empire News piece, and even used the same stock chef pic.
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Cameron Rowland's work, entitled "Depreciation" (123), appears in the gallery as two thin black frames with legal documents pasted in neat rows.
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In this way the awful nicknames Trump pasted on his opponents, and photos with nasty captions, become "memes," which spread like viruses.
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Pasted onto the wall next to the bed were cards that visitors could open to read about the migrants' dreams — and nightmares.
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And of course, that's exactly the campaign Team Trump plans to wage -- once again cut and pasted out of the Nixon playbook.
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It is not by chance that unknown candidates have pasted photos of themselves with the new president on campaign billboards all over France.
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Others have speedboats, sports cars, and various landmarks pasted in the background, showing would-be customers the lifestyle they may want to emulate.
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But it was also delivered in front of a ridiculous painting of The Creation of Adam with the two men's faces pasted on.
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Strong showings there might keep her coalition pasted together, though polls suggest that's not likely and both parties are poised to lose support.
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She'd have used her bulky Rolleiflex, taken the film to the drugstore, and pasted the print into a scrapbook days or weeks later.
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I tried to relight it by following the instructions pasted on the side of the heater, but they were as inscrutable as hieroglyphs.
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It wasn't even when Bee's graphics team pasted Trump's face onto that of a Weeping Angel, one of Doctor Who's most dreaded monsters.
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Whoever created this image, they also cut me out of the original background and pasted me onto a random photo of a park.
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But instance after instance, these articles began to feel copied-and-pasted, from the explanations provided to the exasperated tone I put on.
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Some whole passages of the WWF EU filing were copy-pasted from the consultant's report, without noting where the language had come from.
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He devoted one winter collection to animal-shaped hats with "darling felt faces pasted on the back," and his favorite was cat-shaped.
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I also think it says a lot that the eight-foot poster I pasted got taken down in a little over a day.
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The lace-like papers were not to be pasted to the cards; they were to go over the roses and hearts and cupids.
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It's a photoshopped pic of Taggart's head pasted on top of a black and white photo of an African American man being hanged.
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Crucifixion and chocolate eggs were pasted over some deliriously hypersexual pagan fertility festivals that the Roman Catholic Church found too hot to handle.
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So take a good, long, hard look at all those Stories clones he's copy-pasted right across his social network of social networks.
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While Selby does have great abs, the photo is garnering a whole lot of internet love for what he pasted onto his abs.
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Martinez pasted box scores and articles in the magazine, along with posters and fliers that advertised games, including contests in the Negro leagues.
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" The video ends with the team holding up the World Cup trophy, followed by two sentences pasted across the screen: "This team wins.
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There isn't much rewording of these statements, either – they're practically copied and pasted from Trump's own words, and in some cases, quoted directly.
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The posters were pasted on boarded buildings around Ferguson during the protests following the acquittal of Darren Wilson in the death of Brown.
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They may have gotten pasted in 2014, but they expect great results in the next decade based on favorable trends in the population.
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Many of the Inside Out/Dreamers project's completed installations have ended up pasted on various walls in each of the cities organizers visited.
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Chin cut up pages from the Universal Standard Encyclopedia by Funk & Wagnalls and pasted them into funny, surreal, dadaist collages on black paper.
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Then I copied and pasted the whole thing again from Word for Windows into Google Docs running in Safari natively on the Mac.
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Pasted to the counter, was an email from the man who sold them the glasses, which included what looked like a certification number.
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Fishing was big, and every time an adult caught a bluefish or a bass I pasted one of the scales in my diary.
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"Discrimination and inequality are the root of violence against women and girls," reads an orange sheet pasted on the door of a classroom.
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On a makeshift bulletin board on the wall were pasted dozens of passport pictures of foreigners who'd passed through Bumba over the decades.
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I took the pictures in segments and pasted them together, which made every picture look as if it was in the same frame.
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A supportive echo can be heard in many public statements from American officials, which Vincenzetti often cut and pasted into his mass emails.
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Apart from Ailey's work, it was troubling how much of the choreography was indistinct: pasted onto the dancers instead of embedded in them.
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It was 2 am when, pasted to the wall again, guzzling water this time, I finally met someone as clueless as I was.
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Last week, protesters in the southern Gaza Strip burned pictures of Mr. Abbas and pasted his image onto the face of a donkey.
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As part of The Painted Desert Project, inside of a hut he had wheat-pasted, Jetsonorama hung a sign stating: Welcome to #ThePaintedDesertProject.
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But the scrapbook in which it was pasted, created by the 19th-century antiquarian Samuel Hazard, also includes other striking images, like a woodcut from a 1780 German almanac showing the traitorous Benedict Arnold being paraded through the streets in effigy, which is pasted opposite a 1798 engraving of members of Congress attacking one another with sticks and hot pokers.
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Another, hand written with a pasted-on mailing label, asks that a subscription be extended because issues failed to be sent to the prisoner.
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The fingers of iOS linger on them, particularly the Home app, which is all but copy and pasted from the iPad to the Mac.
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More than 20163% of the tweets containing these 10 trending hashtags had duplicates, and many seemed to be copy-pasted from these tweet templates.
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The term creepypasta is a portmanteau of creepy and copypasta, a word used on 4chan in 2006 to describe viral copy-and-pasted text.
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Today, it announced a number of new measures, including using machine learning to spot hoax articles that are copied and pasted by different accounts.
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But it's also a source of fake news and hoaxes as images, warnings, and copy-pasted articles spread through group chats with surprising speed.
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We saw talking points that were copied and pasted from anti-LGBTQ groups and others who seek to turn back the clock on America.
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In the next step, the AI attempts to apply a rough style matching to the pasted image based on the rest of the painting.
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The mogul who mastered entertainment for broadcast TV has copied and pasted these same techniques first into his campaign and now the Oval Office.
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It reads like a novel written in the margins of a travel guide with lifestyle-magazine clippings and Chamber of Commerce brochures pasted in.
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In case after case, the description of the crime is identical, suggesting that the police cut and pasted the language in the investigative report.
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The star is Georgina Pazcoguin, wearing a white shirt, black jeans and a pair of black point shoes, gamine wig pasted to her skull.
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I opened the slender manila envelope to discover a copy of Time magazine bearing Toni Morrison's portrait, a sticky note hastily pasted over it.
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Mr. Anderson's draped jersey dresses looked pasted in from a less interesting collection; likewise the sneakers, with their unsalvageable scent of the shopping mall.
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But much of the choreography, created in collaboration with the dancers — all vigorous and capable — has a quality of generic dance phrases pasted together.
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It turns printed notation of all shapes and styles back into digital content, so text can be copy/pasted or saved in digital form.
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Copy and pasted them the same letter, explaining that I got this opportunity and asked to come in during office hours and get some advice.
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In the end, we looked like maniacs, because we pasted all of these ideas on the wall of the room in which we were working.
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Buckland knew this, so he took a whole host of guano, went out onto the Oxford College lawn and pasted the poop on the grass.
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For the experiment, the researchers lured honey bees to white sheets pasted on a wall, each of which contained between one and six dark shapes.
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Last night, the model posted a photo of her torso clad in a sheer black bodysuit — with two slices of pizza pasted over her nipples.
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Looking down at this visa pasted into my passport, I recognize the look of bewilderment on my unsmiling, monochrome, visa photo staring back at me.
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In contrast, most American desi restaurants serve what I'd call "Restaurant Indian" — a cookie-cutter set of dishes that seem almost copy-pasted across cities.
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Since its February debut, many of the songs have been made and unmade, scratched out, chopped up, and pasted back together before our very eyes.
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Team members decline to put their names or faces on the website; their group photo shows human figures with animal heads pasted above their shoulders.
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Launching out of beta today on iOS, Pasted is a throwback to simpler times — when making a collage meant picking up a pair of scissors.
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The dream of the '90s is alive on Pasted, and the app is, fittingly, a pretty good way to go about putting birds on things.
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On June 16, after the stock had its first run-up, the OTC Markets itself pasted its "Skull and Crossbones" on the NERO markets page.
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These claims are part of the #TakeDownMillieBobbyBrown meme, which consists of low-effort pictures — usually screengrabs from Brown's Snapchat — pasted over with absurdly homophobic statements.
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And the COI list for this paper is so long that I'm including it as a screenshot, rather than a pasted quote, to save space.
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In one Slack conversation on June 27, erratic pasted a long list of compressed filenames and their sizes, indicating they were caches of hacked files.
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After taking snapshots of the store ads with various face-altering overlays, the sneaky person printed out the pictures and pasted them over the originals.
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When Ellougani showed the camera a photo of him in uniform as proof, a troll with poor Photoshop skills pasted a swastika onto his uniform.
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Case in point: In the "About Caroline" section, she's pasted the lyrics to an Eydea and Abilities song about how cool and hot she is.
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Bad actors could sulk under the cover of the Web while they pasted reputation-killing content on a message board or terrifying threats on Twitter.
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An Amazon team member gave Bloomberg a demonstration in which they pasted a user's coordinates into Google Maps and were able to find their address.
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The mural was pasted on a wall on a street named "Way of the Bank of Holy Spirit" across the Tiber River from the Vatican.
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He sounds like one of those guys from Blur, Thom thought disdainfully, a dying smile pasted on his face as the thought crossed his mind.
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In some prints, she has the skin of a fish, each minute scale having been individually cut from paper and pasted to the printing sheet.
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For the first time since the hackers told me of the dark web site, I went to the Tor browser and pasted in the address.
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Once, when playing Shakespeare's Richard III, he pasted pages of the script to pillars in the school's cloisters and spent the performance running between them.
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You were so distracted by the Star Trek thing that you didn't even notice they copy and pasted the stars from the NASA logo pic.twitter.
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Goncharenko wants a full transcript, translated into Ukrainian, Interfax said, citing a Facebook post where Goncharenko had also pasted a scanned copy of his request.
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The annex, with its fading wallpaper and Frank's newspaper clippings still pasted to the wall, will remain preserved in its postwar state during the renovations.
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In this case, when the misleading URL is copied and pasted from the email instead of clicked, it shows that the page doesn't actually exist.
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Doodles in the margins are rimmed in Beatles lyrics, and ubiquitous WLS-FM radio record surveys look pasted-in amid Tyler's blotty Meet the Beatles!
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The scene was made all the more TED-y by the fact that there were pictures of eyes pasted on the outside of each headset.
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And a fuzzy image of Daniel Radcliffe walking his dogs, the type that would be copied and pasted across gossip sites—but with one addition.
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As disjointed as the moment in question sounds, I'm happy that there will be kids who discover UGK because Drake pasted in a Pimp C verse.
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Scheduling conflicts during filming in 2013 meant many of the main cast members had to film their scenes separately and get "pasted in" during post-production.
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While Nikon USA's Twitter account also issued some apologies, even these show some laziness: The majority of the replies are the same cut and pasted response.
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These are images of rocks, metal, grass, and so on that are pasted onto the game's 3D maps like wallpaper onto the walls of a house.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — A flashy new sign appeared in the Carolina Panthers' locker room last week, pasted above the section where the defensive backs store their gear.
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Note the first line of the image showing the new post timestamp on 4Chan where the copy and pasted text from the Trump tweet was added.
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Painstakingly painted after Sotatsu had pasted them on the gold foil–flecked screen, the fans' multifold surfaces presented an especially unique challenge for executing his design.
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At that time, many people reposted an image from the animated Disney movie "Frozen" with Mr. Guzmán's face pasted over the main character's, declaring his freedom.
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Source: Jeremy Ellsworth / Edoramedia Source: Jeremy Ellsworth / Edoramedia E-commerce has likewise exploded as local entrepreneurs copied and pasted proven global models that were well received.
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Then my coworker copied and pasted a chat message in which the editor had written in graphic detail what he wanted to do to me sexually.
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I have a soft spot for "Buttons" (2011), which they created in conjunction with Alex Kalman, and which is actually hundreds of micro-documentaries pasted together.
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In fact, the tweet appeared to be at least partly copied and pasted from a tweet Trump sent out the day of the Sutherland Springs shooting.
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Not because effective concepts can be copied and pasted into the New England game plan binders for Super Bowl LIII, but to gauge what worked conceptually.
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The mug-shot posters, pasted on walls and lampposts around Paris by an activist group during the United Nations climate talks last year, were hardly flattering.
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He pasted his fingers to the exit wound and waited while Lemberger went to a small basin that was bolted to the wall outside the toilet.
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Mr. Herrmann came up with the idea; many of his wife's followers wanted to know how she made the collage pasted up in her studio apartment.
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But the text of the blacked-out document could nevertheless be extracted, copied and pasted into another file so that it could be read in full.
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But most of the van is devoted to pro-Trump, anti-Democrat messages that seem to have been cut and pasted directly from Facebook and Twitter.
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Houses where people have been quarantined are being marked by authorities, and neighbors are circulating photographs of notices pasted on their doors to encourage ostracizing them.
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The Google Translate site can convert pasted sections of text, uploaded documents or entire websites when you enter the URL into the box on the page.
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A tour of Haight-Ashbury in "Revolution" is straight travelogue — bare feet, psychedelic posters, handmade notices pasted up by desperate parents, weird pets, garishly painted cars.
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Just look at the quality of its output, as demonstrated by the GIF below, which shows my face pasted onto Chris Pratt's in Parks and Recreation.
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Among the posters of planets, rockets and rovers pasted on the sky-blue walls in 210-year-old Oliver Jacobs's bedroom in Arlington, oneobject is missing.
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The Wildcats pasted Nicholls 123-77 on Tuesday behind a dynamic offensive performance led by Mikal Bridges (career-high 23 points on 7-of-11 shooting).
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Of course, emerging market environments differ dramatically from mature markets like the United States, and solutions cannot be simply copy-pasted from one market to another.
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She covered the restaurant tables with the famous Damascus aghabani tablecloths and hung window frames on the wall with views of the Syrian countryside pasted inside.
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On Tuesday, a letter from Arc Productions CEO Tom Murray was pasted on the front door of the studio informing the company's 500 employees about financial problems.
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Sam was shocked, but he was even more surprised to see his name written as "SSSam" on the receipt pasted on his plastic coffee cup minutes later.
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Further, the model presented at the lauch was a rebranded version of the Chinese smartphone Adcom Icon 4, poorly disguised with a whitener pasted above the logo.
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Pasted uses a combination of effects most users will be familiar with — filters, stickers, brightly colored backdrops — and a lot of masking, which enables the "homemade" look.
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In her collage works, furniture floats in space against a plain white background, cut and pasted like an AR app designed to visualize products in various rooms.
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Custom malware stole files from a user's desktop, while bundled, widely available malware accessed other files and stole cryptocurrency account information whenever it was copied and pasted.
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In the beginning these stories were random bits of junk: anecdotes, language or whatever that had been copied and pasted over and over to construct a story.
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And even then it's subtle and totally not a dealbreaker, unlike, say, the massive gap that made the ZTE Axon M look like two phones pasted together.
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It was directed at Business Insider reporter Caroline Moss after she noticed that the account had copy-and-pasted a joke that had gone viral on Twitter.
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It's possible that Riccio's email contains part of that forthcoming statement, as the font abruptly changes in a way that suggests a section was copied and pasted.
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I've pasted the lyrics below, with some annotations to help explain why it's possible to hear the song in two very different — and perhaps equally valid — ways.
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They rigged a cookstove to the back hatch and pasted twin decals of a compass and a silhouetted treeline on each side of the van's blank exterior.
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While reviewing a public legal document to prepare for a podcast covering Friday news dumps, I cut and pasted a couple of lines I wanted to paraphrase.
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Instead, they have pasted whatever bad output their Fibonacci sequence generator (or whatever) spit back at them as it exited with with a return value of 1.
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His clown and a shortened version of the phrase started showing up on graffiti around Malaysia, on stickers pasted on walls, T-shirts and fan art online.
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Those deer were hauling ass and one of them just pasted a guy so hard that he went flying through the air like a Street Fighter character.
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You know a company is having a bad day when its Twitter account is basically a long string of replies with the same copied and pasted text.
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He approaches the van parked at the curb with the bright pink kangaroo pasted on its side, slides open the door, and jumps into the back seat.
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Yeah, and then they're found in a dark alley somewhere with cardboard pasted on their body, saying "I'm a pusher," "I'm a drug addict," stuff like that.
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Kruger's work, which consists of black and white photography with socially, and politically charged captions pasted over them, has had a massive influence on American pop culture.
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The knockoffs are smaller than the pieces they're based on and with clear imperfections — a wobbly line here, a visibly pasted-on bit there — but instantly recognizable.
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On a trip to Paris to visit his sister, he saw life-size photographs of Arthur Rimbaud, already one of his heroes, wheat-pasted around the city.
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The screenshots can then be pasted into documents or new files in the Microsoft Paint program — or found in the Screenshots folder in the Windows Pictures library.
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In November 2017, a Reddit account called deepfakes posted pornographic clips made with software that pasted the faces of Hollywood actresses over those of the real performers.
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Chief Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat said on Wednesday Trump's team had simply "copied and pasted" the blueprint that Netanyahu and Israeli settler leaders wanted to see implemented.
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And instead of creating a specific plan for each student, as is required, the district essentially copied and pasted language from one child's file to the next.
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According to the Toronto Star, the restaurant's landlord closed the space because of unpaid rent—and there's a second notice pasted to the building that explains why.
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In one case, at least one officer copied and pasted orders from a different mission into the new mission's concept of operations to get the plan approved.
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At Toyota's press conference, a large "Made in Kentucky" sticker was pasted on the rear window and "Made in U.S.A." on one side of the new Camry.
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With paper cut in the shape of leaves, she pasted a poinsettia in the center of her piñatas to make it look like a flower ready to bloom.
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Framed photos on the walls show Toan's infinity mirror, in which real living rooms are cut and pasted into virtual ones, and recast into a physical space again.
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Make the calendar public, and copy the link—that can then be pasted into Google Calendar (click the plus icon on the left-hand pane then From URL).
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The withdrawal bill is being debated in parliament so EU legislation can be "copied and pasted" into UK law and give continuity after Brexit day in March 2019.
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Gureghian, his former boss, said her employee was always changing the images pasted on his van - including ones of the Ku Klux Klan, neo-Nazis and hangman nooses.
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There is a lithographed copy of Johannes Itten's Einiges aus der Farbenlehre (Some aspects of color theory) (1930), an intimidatingly refined textbook illustrated with pasted-in watercolor samples.
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And remember, none of the text GPT-2 produces is copied and pasted: it's all newly generated, thus harder to filter and more easily shaped to specific ends.
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The prologue is a farrago, with expository narration pasted over a seemingly random assortment of battles, murders, and wizardy hocus-pocus, but that's not unusual for fantasy epics.
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The report's most prominent example of astroturfing is a message concerning Montenegro's prime minister, pasted into multiple groups by the same politically motivated user at the same time.
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This experience replicates that: attendees select a vial containing the "memories" of a character — which is really a color-coded dot pasted on the bottom — when they enter.
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Its app focuses on the list of articles you've saved from its browser and mobile OS extensions, integrations in services such as Twitter and Flipboard, and pasted links.
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"I went so basic and emailed them to myself from my phone and on my laptop I copied and pasted them to Microsoft Word," he told BuzzFeed News.
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This was copied-and-pasted from the previous government's manifesto so swiftly on Thursday that goals that had already been met had not been removed from the document.
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See: SpongeBob 'rapping' over Nicki Minaj's "Feeling Myself" beat, dialogue cut and pasted over Desiigner's "Panda" or the once-iconic Vines that came from season two episode 'Frankendoodle.
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In some situations, that could reveal to the original author who you are, or the fact that you copy pasted the original text and put it somewhere else.
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In JR's signature style, he aggrandizes these figures in larger-than-life, wheat-pasted posters occupying large swaths of the favela's facade, itself precariously built into a hillside.
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Reddit users started sharing creations that included their high school girlfriends, or other private citizens who had no idea their likeness had been copy-pasted into a porno.
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Pruitt sent an official letter to the EPA with language that was nearly copied and pasted from a suggested draft from Devon Energy in 22015 about air pollution.
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Pruitt sent an official letter to the EPA with language that was nearly copied and pasted from a suggested draft from Devon Energy in 2011 about air pollution.
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One Twitter meme showed the faces of Lochte and swimmers Gunnar Bentz, Jack Conger and Jimmy Feigen pasted onto a poster for female TV show "Pretty Little Liars".
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In a beautiful room-sized installation, Mr. Chin cut illustrations from old encyclopedias and pasted them onto black paper, reconfiguring the "knowledge" in the books into playful compositions.
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Torn and frayed pieces of a floral-print napkin are pasted to the top and bottom of the tablet, with a vertical spill of wood glue connecting them.
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After completing a commissioned 18-story retread of his brand "Obey," Fairey wheat-pasted several other versions of his brand illegally in public spaces, including a water tower.
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They include illustrations in books onto which he's pasted images of eyes or genitals, or cut-up anatomical and scientific drawings with mismatched parts arranged in new configurations.
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Creating a company based solely on a single platform restricts your user base and puts your startup at risk of being copied and pasted by the platform itself.
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Facebook has already pasted an "Instagram – From Facebook" title screen into the photo-sharing app's boot-up phase, and added an Open Facebook button to its settings menu.
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"Wanted for mass murder," say the posters, pasted on street corners and illuminated on the sides of special trucks circulating in near United Nations headquarters in New York.
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Many protesters Monday wore eye-patches in reference to the woman's injury and handed out pamphlets and pasted posters showing photos of alleged police brutality throughout the protests.
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Assembler's detectors can see things like an image pasted over another or changes to image brightness, according to a blog post by Jigsaw CEO and founder Jared Cohen.
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Stories, the chronological picture series that Snap pioneered, has been copy-pasted into the Facebook app, the Instagram app, the Messenger app and WhatsApp, because everyone loves stories.
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In Outlook, the Giphy add-in will allow users to have more fun with emails by searching across its library for animations that can be pasted into your messages.
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Rogers said this would be "of most interest" to me and pasted it into the email:I asked what category fits a "co-brand partner," which is Amazon's official designation.
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Pasted-on floral motifs cut from her own black-on-white and white-on-black prints, which she frequently echoes with hand-painted passages, recur across all the works.
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These days, an artist like Rihanna can drop a single on Soundcloud, to be cut and pasted into a listener-curated playlist, a musical mosaic of their own making.
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The next morning, a tweet tagged as "#YangGang for #SystemCollapse" showed the candidate Photoshopped into a Nazi salute, with anti-Semitic slurs and clown-wigged Pepe frogs pasted below.
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It was the first to the market with a next-generation messenger client with cool features like autodetecting when code is pasted into a channel, and formatting it nicely.
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In addition, parts of a new pact can be cut and pasted from the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), a 12-country trade pact that Mr Trump declined to ratify.
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Using a combination of open-source AI software — including Google's TensorFlow — deepfakes pasted the faces of celebrities like Scarlett Johansson, Taylor Swift, and Maisie Williams onto X-rated GIFS.
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A December order says the police "could not serve a notice" upon her "personally" and that they pasted it "in a conspicuous place" in the village in late November.
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The most famous of these is the above study of a woman, which was printed on three separate pages that were meant to be cut out and pasted together.
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The adviser had "fooled the bank and the client" through a "clever fraud" in which he "copy-pasted signatures on documents so as to falsify transfer orders", Banna said.
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It was only when I came back to the foyer that I saw why Mugabe's picture was still there: It had been painted, not pasted, onto the tiled wall.
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Hawkins says she feels defeated when reviews evade Google's filters even when they've literally been copied and pasted between businesses — something that should be easy for Google to spot.
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His enormous installation at the Louvre Pyramid revealed the foundations of the Napoleon courtyard where it was built through cleverly placed black and white photos pasted to the ground.
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With a SmileMakers Pre-Pasted Disposable Toothbrush, all you need is water to have a great tooth-cleaning session because the toothpaste is preloaded onto these single-use brushes.
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After you get a 144-pack of SmileMakers Pre-Pasted Disposable Toothbrushes, you can keep a dozen or so tucked into the linen closet and ready for house guests.
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"This is the usual case of a dissertation that was copy-pasted from the works of other people without any references," said Andrei Rostovtsev, who heads the Dissernet group.
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First he claimed to have a photo of the baby to show everyone, though it turned out to be a random baby with DeGeneres' head pasted on top. Heh.
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To make things even more bizarre, on September 20, tea channel "Spill Sesh" tweeted that the entire thing was actually copy and pasted from an article on The Odessey.
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That information came from his boss at the brokerage firm, and Mr. Lorenzo claimed that he had merely copied and pasted it into the emails he sent the investors.
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The maquette shows rough sketches of potential imagery, as well as cut lines of text pasted in strips as the artist experimented with various combinations of text and image.
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On a lighter note, Mr. Gaughran was also on the end of some unflattering Photoshop attention: His head was pasted onto that of Sacha Baron Cohen's satirical Borat character.
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An earlier body of work, from 1962, incorporates drawn-over slips of paper, many with star shapes, pasted down on the surface into sculptural reliefs spattered with scintillating color.
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Accordingly, he hired the photographer Martha Fishkin to regularly shoot the latest appearances of Ixnae Nix "in the wild" — as well as the entire wall they were pasted onto.
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Ms. Smith has constructed this indoor installation as a labyrinth whose walls sport both graffitiesque scrawls and pasted-on fabric, some of it shirts, shorts and other discarded clothing.
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To gin up material, Mr. Latsabidze often simply cut and pasted, sometimes massaging headlines but mostly just copying material from elsewhere, including Mr. Egan's prank story on Mr. Obama.
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They copy and pasted the tweet text, interchanging the picture with images of Buster Bluth from "Arrested Development," Gritty the Philadelphia Flyers mascot, and countless other meme-y figures.
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On it there are stacks of printed drafts and a set of notebooks: one for fiction, one for pasted images, one for doodling in while I'm on the phone.
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In a typical example, Bella begins a thread with a jokey tweet that various other accounts have copied and pasted since it first appeared on Twitter in January of 22017.
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The Translate box from the quick start menu also supports pasted text, so you copy any text sent back to you to have it translated back into your native tongue.
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They were long, largely copy-and-pasted posts full of information for far-right German users eager to help campaign for Alternative for Germany (AfD), the country's far-right party.
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For their update, Broomberg and Chanarin have pasted photographs associated with the global war on terror, downloaded from the Internet, into Brecht's book, layering them directly onto his original images.
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At the back of the crowd, men wearing blue AfD vests demanded that the police ban two women from "disrupting" the crowd with stickers they had pasted to their sweatshirts.
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Mehta identified one precinct's results, which perfectly mirrored another, despite there being different numbers of delegates at stake — suggesting that the same data was added or cut-and-pasted twice.
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I finally received the visa pasted into my passport months later at the end of November and entered the U.S. a few weeks ago in order to finalize the process.
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Upon closer look, the king's face is framed by a patchy outline of paper edges, revealing an extra layer that has been pasted over the torso and suit of armor.
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Activists on Sunday pasted hundreds of fliers and notes to a wall near the protest site, with some reading, "Stop shooting innocent people", and "Use your brain, violence is insane".
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In a stroke of meta-genius, the user responsible for these videos, "derpfakes," even pasted Cage's face onto Andy Samberg's during a Saturday Night Live skit featuring Nicolas Cage himself.
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Its full list of conclusions is well worth reading — so we've pasted it below, along with our own "plainer English" paraphrasing of what's actually being said (formatted in italics): 220.
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This sauce is like KFC took the Tabasco recipe, copied and pasted it into a new doc, then changed a few words to avoid it getting picked up by Turnitin.com.
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EditorsNote: Adds 21th graf, tweaks 214th, 26th, 21th Gregory Polanco homered and rookie Nick Kingham struck out nine Friday as the Pittsburgh Pirates pasted the visiting Milwaukee Brewers 26-173.
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Officials said the planning document submitted for the original mission, cut and pasted from a previous document, described the October mission as a daylong trip to meet with tribal elders.
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Helgen stood accused of three things: First, that he had copied and pasted the signature of the NMNH's associate director for science onto a specimen export form without her permission.
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The photos on their website show Scare Tape dangling off the prow of a boat, the railings of a dock, and in a fruit garden — not pasted to residential windows.
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Each of six surrounding walls is adorned by a single instance of Richard Tuttle's series "Paper Octagonal" (1970), a piece of colorless, irregularly octagon-shaped paper pasted to the wall.
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These low-budget rip-off artists basically copied and pasted the text that has been circulating since last July, when these 'sextortion' emails were revealed by cybersecurity journo Brian Krebs.
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But all too often it is also a marketplace for a synthetic cheer that feels as authentic as a tense smile pasted on the face of a grumpy official greeter.
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Then during post production, Hamilton, Schwarzenegger, and Furlong went to Industrial Light and Magic, which was in charge of getting their faces pasted over the body doubles' in the scene.
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One of the more powerful images is from his 2013 return to Les Bosquets, where he wheat-pasted images inside a housing tower due to be demolished the following day.
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Each of Fukushima's clients receives a consultation session, followed by a meeting where their fingers are moulded and skin tones decided before the mould is made and colors pasted in.
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Mr. de Bruijn said Frank may have also pasted over the pages as a form of self-editing as she revised her diary in preparation for the second, public version.
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Pale and gaunt with wavy hair pasted to the sides of his face, his appearance, at times, has a touch of Rudolf Nureyev or Sergei Polunin — two Russians with attitude.
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"My eyes started going, so that was the end of jewelry," Mr. Mizunoya, 69, said as he pasted a sheet of fresh white paper onto a traditional Japanese sliding door.
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Shadows of the Tomb Raider copy-pasted the same half dozen models into a few dozen tight loops, ensuring that it was nearly impossible to achieve any variability in photographs.
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A decorative pattern is copied from a book, transferred to tracing paper, stencilled on cloth, cut out, and pasted onto a muslin, then painted to see how the colors harmonize.
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Campbell added that to come up with their own plan for the company, Third Point "simply and effectively copied and pasted the actual plan outlined by Campbell" over the summer.
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The move follows widespread criticism of the film&aposs uncanny-valley aesthetic, which, at one point, seems to involve human faces pasted onto the bodies of mice and dancing cockroaches.
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Retailers, meanwhile, want a federal law to do away with the patchwork of state-by-state regulation — but are wary of having regulations from another industry pasted onto their own.
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The lobby group EDiMA, which represents internet giants like Google, Twitter and Facebook, hired cars with massive posters pasted to them in Brussels encouraging lawmakers to vote down the changes.
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In what looks like a teenager's bedroom, the wall is pasted with magazine cutouts of the likes of Gwen Stefani and Kanye West, along with several images of Barack Obama.
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Among the few protestors, a small handful held signs and one was engaged in a performance piece, wearing a homemade hat pasted with fake money and handing out play cash.
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When they finally agreed, you patiently sat in the hairdresser's chair as she teased your roots to oblivion, pasted each section with pungent bleach, and wrapped your head up in foils.
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Spiral galaxies will often have a nearly spherical bulge in the center such that their overall shapes would closely resemble two sunny-side up eggs pasted together on their flat edges.
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Posting an excerpt from the New York Post opinion piece "We're still better off with Trump than Clinton" published by Michael Goodwin, Donald Trump copied and pasted to Twitter on Sunday.
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That was the genesis for Pasted, Mercer's whacky collage app that's due out next month (and just so happens to coincide with The Shins first album and tour in five years).
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Wrote Krebs: Logging into Coinbase, I took the bitcoin address and pasted that into the "pay to:" field, and then told Coinbase to send 0.00475574 in bitcoin cash instead of bitcoin.
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Burj al-Barajneh is off a main road in south Beirut, where Palestinian flags and posters of the late Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat hang as bunting and are pasted to walls.
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Back in Saudi Arabia, in a quiet residential area of the capital city, Riyadh, a poster of Sarah Attar is pasted on an electric box next to a vacant dirt lot.
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In a brief, two-paragraph letter to the leaders of the House and Senate Russia investigations, White House legislative affairs director Marc Short copied and pasted Trump's tweet onto formal letterhead.
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The Board believes that this proposal, cut-and-pasted from one company to another, was not drafted in and is not focused on the best interests of Netflix or its stockholders.
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Street artist Mauro Pallotta, who signs his work "Maupal", painted it on paper in his studio and pasted it up with glue and lacquer on a corner near the Vatican overnight.
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In order to craft the persona of Pope, Lambert built a website with material copied and pasted from the website of the law firm Cravath, Swaine & Moore,New York Law Journalreports.
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A creepypasta (a play on the meme-speak "copypasta") is an online horror legend, often involving photo and video manipulations, that gets copied and pasted in forums and on social media.
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The people of Philadelphia did all of these things, and much more, Sunday night after the Eagles absolutely pasted the Vikings 38-7 and earned a trip to the Super Bowl.
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The investigative work of the curator, Mary Clare McKinley, uncovers, for example, the hidden meaning behind a pasted image of a Milanese opera house: its star singer was named Giulia Grisi.
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And on the collage above, a photograph of King Oliver is pasted inside an image of Armstrong's head, as if to make clear how much Armstrong felt he owed to Oliver.
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" In early 2016, Being Patriotic copied and pasted a story from the conspiracy site InfoWars, saying that federal employees had taken "land from private property owners at pennies on the dollar.
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"Thankfully, it was just copy-and-pasted [content], but it could easily be distorted and warped into whatever it is that that individual wants to convey to the world," she said.
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Emmit wakes from unconsciousness with it pasted on his forehead like a scarlet "A," but the show makes a point of him ripping it off and discarding it in the rocks.
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Charlotte pasted an image of a shirtless Momoa she found online onto 35 Samoa cookie boxes "as an inside joke with her friends and family," Girl Scouts of the USA said.
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In a candid blog post, Mr. Bezos pasted emails from the tabloid's representatives who threatened to release the images if he did not stop investigating how they had obtained his texts.
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Whereas Rotella manipulated his found materials by tearing away and cutting into the layers of advertisements that had been pasted one atop the other, Smith photographs what the posters have endured.
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Jetzer has paired the work with Gretchen Bender's "Untitled (People with Aids)" (1986), part of a broader series in which the artist pasted vinyl lettering across the surface of television screens.
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His past "queer" works include an array of rainbow-colored Care Bears, a stencil of the international drag icon, Divine, and stenciled and wheat-pasted posters of sexualized, intimate portrayals of men.
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There are parts where variously shaped scraps of paper are pasted down and painted over, and others where the surface is dug out and sliced up like the gills of a fish.
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"We will try, people will try to go," said one middle-aged man said, who declined to be identified, after reading a poster pasted at a crossroads near the area's main mosque.
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"We are troubled that it appears that you have cut and pasted from the written answers of other nominees in your responses to questions that were submitted to you," the Senators wrote.
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Alternately, a sufficiently powerful brain scanner could be used to take a snapshot of a person's brain, and then "pasted" into a computer capable of translating that information into a functioning mind.
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Two-thirds of the 70-page report, titled " Independent Review of 'NC's' Education Record ," was blacked out when released, but the contents became readable when copied and pasted to another document file.
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Our current social feeds can be overrun by outbound links with broken snippets, screenshots of news from people's phones, and pasted quotes without a visual context of being from a valuable source.
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After a frustrating session where I confirmed the card number and billing address, and was sent some copy-and-pasted tips on "how to update your account billing information," I gave up.
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In Dongguan, a city in the southern province of Guangdong known as a manufacturing hub, some factories sit idle behind locked, rusty gates, with advertisements pasted on their walls seeking new tenants.
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Culture isn't just a list of values pasted in the corner of a WeWork cubicle; rather, it is the accumulated actions and interactions that founders, employees and investors undertake every single day.
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You'd be forgiven for thinking that this was just a Photoshop gone wrong, because it sure looks like a standard smart fridge with a huge smartphone pasted over one of the doors.
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As he always does, Trump manually retweeted the user, meaning he copied and pasted the full tweet into his post rather than clicking a button to send the tweet to his followers.
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My read of this is that when Comey wrote up his unclassified Trump memos, he pressed "select all" + "copy" and pasted those recollections into personal files—his own records of what happened.
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Even the most serious of topics aren't safe from the GIF and meme treatment, and now they're invading our sacred video games where the format is basically copy/pasted without much substance.
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Within a week after I first pasted the giant sized clown poster in the streets of Kuala Lumpur, others started emulating this act by pasting the same poster in their own towns.
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When composing their organization chart, Team Trump "essentially cut and pasted language" from George W. Bush's chart, which hadn't elevated those positions into full committee members, according to the New York Times.
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Similarly, Charles McGill's "Trophy" is a golf bag pasted with a slew of connotative iconography: everything from images of 1940s pin-up girls to actors in blackface to scenes from porn films.
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Gordy, a friend of the three law students, has pasted all these company names, plus pictures and connecting lines, on a board in his apartment, like any good wild-eyed conspiracy theorist.
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Verdict: The video has been cut and pasted, Sanders does not say he advised Ortega against the U.S., but says he presented to him his criticism of political control of U.S. media.
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Swap "chick lit" for "sensation stories" and Bhaer's critique — this is silly, pandering, dangerous; this is not real literature — could have been cut from the 19th century and pasted into the 21st.
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In one, created from cutout graphics and photos, he pasted his picture and his girlfriend&aposs inside an SUV driving away from an explosion with a large cat and dog in the foreground.
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Bieber's distinctive tattoos were still visible though as he fetched coffee – and the dollar store-esque fake facial hair was so crookedly pasted on it seemed certain to be part of a joke.
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Though the publicly released report was heavily redacted to protect Cruz's privacy, its blacked-out contents easily became legible when copied and pasted into another document, as first reported by the Sun Sentinel.
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If it was all right to make pictures with bits of pasted paper or metal or wood, he asked, then why couldn't you use a bed, or even a goat with a tire?
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They use, say, dreamy ambience and proggy pop songs and collide them with industrial rap beats and slow-moving electro-skittering that sounds like a cricket, copied and pasted and turned inside out.
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A user provides their account information and password to their budgeting software of choice and, programmatically, their account information will be copy and pasted straight from their account to the third-party service.
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So she got on her phone, found a picture of her 6-month-old daughter and pasted a diamond stud over the infant's dimple to make it look like she had a piercing.
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Earlier this month, a prosecutor accidentally revealed that the U.S. government had filed charges against Wikileaks founder Julian Assange when a U.S. attorney copy and pasted the wrong text into a court document.
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His reality shows, pasted together from days of video-taped interactions, were no more real than the conspiracy Trump once claimed was responsible for the idea that asbestos was a human health hazard.
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Depending on whether you like Mr. Trump or not, the speech was either an astounding success or a terrifying string of words that could have been cut-and-pasted together from a magazine.
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The mural, which was painted on paper and pasted on to the wall during the night, was the latest work by street artists depicting the pope to appear in Rome in recent months.
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Another military official said that the language had probably been copied from years-old versions of the booklet and not caught when it was pasted into the updated document on the command's website.
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So what should we make of the supposed rule that the parties of unpopular incumbent presidents — Clinton in '94; Bush in '06 and Obama in '10 — tend to get pasted in the midterms?
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Based on the data provided by Kemp, the DHS was able to identify why the alarm was triggered, it said: The center employee cut and pasted data from the website into Microsoft Excel.
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Soon, the blogger also discovered that, in a section of her thesis about the characteristics of stem cells, Obokata had cut and pasted long passages from the National Institutes of Health Web site.
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The portraits took on added gravity in the next year, as rioting by youths pointing to police abuse and inequality spread from Clichy, and JR's pasted pictures became the background to burning cars.
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"The art fair paradigm has been copy-and-pasted the world over, with 200-plus fairs," said Noah Horowitz, Art Basel's director of the Americas and the chief of the Miami Beach fair.
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Sergey is in Oxnard right now training for a big comeback fight with Vyacheslav Shabranskyy (we copy pasted that name) and got some work in with a new sparring partner, his son Aleksandr.
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The painting, done in tempera on board, includes pasted cutouts from the pages of a Spanish trade magazine that reiterate the collage innovations of Georges Braque and Pablo Picasso earlier in the decade.
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" When another person asked "where the big tiddie lolis at?" and pasted an image of a man groping two young looking girls, Brock appeared to respond with "you got them already we'd say.
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Google Pay or GPay sticker pasted on the glass of a car in New Delhi India on 18 September 2019 (Photo by Nasir Kachroo/NurPhoto via Getty Images) Google Pay or GPay sticker pasted on the glass of a car in New Delhi India on 18 September 2019 (Photo by Nasir Kachroo/NurPhoto via Getty Images) Paytm's Sharma claimed that his business app has already amassed more than 10 million merchant users, a number he expects to more than double by next year.
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It is unclear how exactly the Assange reference ended up in the unrelated filing, but The New York Times speculates that prosecutors had pasted text from a similar court filing into the wrong document.
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This is because the team has access to the latitude and longitude coordinates associated with a voice clip, which can be pasted into Google Maps to tie the clip to where it came from.
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Also included in the new set of benefits is a feature called "Spend Visibility," which provides visualizations powered by AWS QuickSight of the company spend in graphics designed to be pasted into corporate PowerPoints.
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Maybe a little too tidy and pasted-on as a quick-hand portrait of small-town Southern life (especially for a town that's only supposed to have 2,000 people), but I still enjoyed it.
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Because until I copied-and-pasted his name into Google, the only thing I knew about President Jóhannesson was that he once said that he wanted to ban pineapple pizza from his entire country.
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"Often it's companies that have just copy and pasted that exact same language over and over and over again between exemptions," said Arthur Holland Michel, co-director at Center for Study of the Drone.
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It marks a departure for Europe which, until now, has largely cut and pasted bank capital rules written by the global Basel Committee into EU law and applied them to lenders of all sizes.
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Foreign judges are as distrusted in Switzerland as they are in Britain, and the Swiss can in theory pick and choose which rules to apply (in practice many are simply copy-pasted from Brussels).
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But car API startup Smartcar claims that its competitor Otonomo copy-and-pasted Smartcar's API documentation, allegedly plagiarizing it extensively to the point of including the original's typos and randomly generated strings of code.
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Small labels pasted to the backs of Brunias's paintings describing the women as "French Mulatresses" or "Mulatress and Negro Woman" are stark evidence of what scholars now call the "scientific racism" of the era.
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One such victim, a teenager named Jessica Rychly, had her account information — including her profile photo, biographical information and location — copied and pasted onto a fake account that retweeted cryptocurrency advertisements and graphic pornography.
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Can I rely on context to make my point clear, or must I write in fear that any sentence can be ripped out of context and pasted on Twitter to be used against me?
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The copied-and-pasted note has been spreading over the past day, warning of supposed changes to Instagram's privacy policy that'll give Instagram the power to "use your photos" in various ways without consent.
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I remember having a small portable typewriter that I'd use to write the captions that were pasted onto the photos before they were put on the drum transmitter and sent back to The Times.
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Ms. Smith has constructed this indoor installation, on view through June 25, as a labyrinth whose walls sport both graffitiesque scrawls and pasted-on fabric, some of it shirts, shorts and other discarded clothing.
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Standing in front of a collection of trunks, he grabs sight gags like a New England Patriots helmet that doubles as a Kleenex dispenser or goofy objects like Croc shoes pasted to toy crocodiles.
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The grid of data that NASA employees pasted on the wall in 1965 was neither a document to be translated nor a template to be filled in; it was a site for additional discovery.
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Ten pieces by Mesches are featured in the show, including sketches, drawings, and his distinctive collaged paintings, in which independently painted panels are pasted onto a larger canvas, creating multifaceted, highly informed postmodern images.
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As the Paris pact entered its final (and successful) stage of negotiations at an international conference in December 2015, his face was one of seven pasted, mug shot-style, outside hotels in the French capital.
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The social worker assigned to her case, it turned out, cut and pasted information on Bond from 2006 into a September 2013 report, failing to call attention to factors that may have impacted Bella's safety.
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This feature was not so useful for me, as I skim PR emails based on keywords and delete if I see my name misspelled horrendously or another media's name copy pasted instead of The Verge.
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The letter (pasted below) includes signatures from more than 80 CEOs, including Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Twitter and Square CEO Jack Dorsey, Apple CEO Tim Cook, Google CEO Sundar Pichai and Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff.
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An old man in her building dies, and when she lets herself into his apartment that evening she finds a huge stash of works, some rolled up, others partially burned, some pasted on the walls.
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Here the pasted content was this article, by the National Legal and Policy Center, reporting on an Apple shareholder filing a proposal for the company to make a report on human rights and free speech.
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As Business Insider points out, a few press photos from the HEMA headquarters reveal that the agency has been keeping some of its passwords scrawled out on Post-it notes, pasted to various computer monitors.
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If you're looking for a similar portent for where the Democratic Party might end up years from now, turn to Indiana, where on Tuesday left-wing darling Dan Canon got pasted in his congressional primary.
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The Real Housewives of New York City star Ramona Singer accidentally pasted a private message from someone at skincare company Rodan + Fields as the caption of her Instagram post, therefore revealing their sponsored content deal.
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And a selection of plans — scribbled on paper scraps, spread across pasted-together sheets — for the facade of the Medici parish church of San Lorenzo adds up to a beguiling archive of thinking-in-progress.
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Rather than plodding through every album and every song to find what I was looking for, rather than searching for each individual track, I copy and pasted the lists provided by friends into Google Sheets.
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The models can detect things like color pattern anomalies, areas of an image that have been copied and pasted several times over, and whether more than one camera model was used to create an image.
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If there had been a written speech, it is surprising that Eleanor had not pasted it into one of the scrapbooks she had meticulously filled to record his career and their precious few years together.
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If there had been a written speech, it is surprising that Eleanor had not pasted it into one of the scrapbooks she had meticulously filled to record his career and their precious few years together.
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The Trump campaign trolled The Washington Post this week for reporting that a picture President Donald Trump shared of his head pasted onto the body of the fictional boxing champion Rocky Balboa had been doctored.
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In fact, DeLillo's most delightful appearance in the book comes when Lethem recalls receiving a "writing charm" from Bowman in the mail: an image of the Rockettes, with DeLillo's head pasted atop each dancer's body.
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What might appear to be a bizarre, rambling section of the manifesto was actually a relatively old meme known as Navy Seal Copypasta, a faux rant that is copied and pasted to indicate faux toughness.
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The characters are all trapped amid whatever massive web of index cards the show's creators, Terry Matalas and Travis Fickett, first dreamed up and pasted onto their writers' room wall way back in season one.
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His works have been pasted on "buildings of the slums around Paris, on the walls in the Middle-East, on the broken bridges in Africa or the favelas in Brazil," according to his website, jr-art.net.
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An art gallery housed work from IRL, scans of artwork pasted onto its walls as if they'd been smashed into Minecraft from another dimension (think that episode where a CGI Homer finds himself in our world).
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"I'm firmly eclectic in these and in most things," Ashbery told the poet John Yau once, in an interview included at the front of the book (itself aptly pasted together from various conversations over 10 years).
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Apple is adding a subtle new feature to Safari in iOS 11 that will automatically strip out Google AMP URLs when a webpage is shared or copy and pasted, as spotted by MacStories editor Federico Viticci.
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After discovering a handmade sign in the couple's oven — emblazoned with the words "Jamie's Bun" and a drawing of her stomach, with their ultrasound photo pasted on for good measure — his mother screams and claps excitedly.
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"If you are an intelligence-gathering expert, then 'raw and unsolicited' intelligence really means you have no idea what it is, you didn't think much about it or check it, and you copied-and-pasted it."
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She took the negative comments she gets from trolls on her articles and videos, as well as comments she gets from men on her dating profiles, and pasted them on top of photos of her body.
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I was in secondary school when my classmate relayed, with all the righteous disgust distinctive to teenage girls, how she'd found her brother's cache of images: of Britney's professionally grinning face pasted onto professionally naked women.
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All of Google's search results are then accessible, ready to be copied and pasted into the text — useful in looking up a word definition, checking a street address, or finding a GIF or a YouTube video.
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I had been running a label [PPM], so I just pressed them, gave them blank labels, took a photocopy of the CD cover and pasted it on there, spelled Weirdo Rippers wrong on the matrix. scribe.
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The strip's bold aesthetic predated today's comics experiments by decades: Rodriguez depicts gritty Manhattan in jutting, inconsistently shaped panels; pasted-in newspapers punctuate realist backdrops while a single 28-panel page is tilted at 45 degrees.
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Their tales are known colloquially as "Creepypasta," an iteration of the term "copypasta," shorthand for passages or blocks of text or chain-letter-type stories that are frequently copied and pasted in a given online community.
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In "House Beautiful: Bringing the War Home, New Series" (2004-8), Ms. Rosler, as she had in those earlier works, pasted images of apparently distant violence into idealized pictures of the home of an American family.
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The comment section quickly morphed into the same text copy and pasted over and over again, proving that, even if deprived of the opportunity to meme, the YouTube community will invent its own way to meme.
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Celebrity artists like Banksy have gained prominence in recent years, and street art — whether spray painted, stenciled or wheat-pasted — has gained increasing respect and value, even when created on walls not owned by the artists.
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To that end, we've thumbed through the archives, rummaged around in editors' waste bins, and peered into the space behind my desk where important things tend to fall, and we've pasted together something resembling a magazine.
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We've spent over a decade dealing with amorphous blobs of car styling pasted onto an SUV canvas, but cars like the F-Pace, Volvo XC90 and Mazda CX-5 are signaling the death of that era.
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Pick up a battered old botany book from the late 19th century, and it's not uncommon to find a few extra illustrations, some hand-colored, pasted in by a woman of your great-great grandmother's era.
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On the British Museum's site, you can find an interactive image of the print, which was commissioned by the Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian I, and was intended to be pasted up and hand-colored on palace walls.
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I copy-pasted from the last time I ordered, when I still had some going strong from the previous week, but now that means I've forgotten one of the types we have in vases around the boat.
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One-liners abound amid the pheromone-fueled frenzy, copied from ancillary apps like Flints and pasted into a robust yet rudimentary messaging platform that inevitably makes blunt, misguided courtship seem even more awkward and out of place.
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A Facebook message that has been copy-and-pasted dozens of times says that because of the 2006 Pets Evacuation and Transportation Standards Act hotels are required to take in pets, but that's not in the act.
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And they're also wearing CGI reskins that come complete with big pointy ears, whiskers, and tails, which make them all look a bit like their faces have been punched up and pasted onto someone's erotic anthro art.
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Verificado 20173 sought out a Russian translator and subsequently revealed that the pro-López Obrador subtitles and images of the candidate had been pasted onto an unrelated broadcast, which was, in fact, from the channel Rossiya 24.
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And so Fury responded by posting an imagine on Twitter that shows his face pasted over that of Scarface protagonist Tony Montana, posing in front of a fuck-off massive pile of coke and licking his lips.
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Since receiving the warning letter, Khaled reportedly has not promoted any of those booze brands online, he's retroactively pasted the hashtag #AD to more than 150 social media posts, and he's deleted more than a dozen others.
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His Oliver Peoples sunglasses in place and a grin pasted on his face, the former leader strolled through the Tirta Empul temple at Tampaksiring Village, his secret service detail corralling a crowd straining to take his photo.
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We saw a virtuoso demonstration of 3D modeling in VR, game engines reapplied to purposes like architectural rendering where entire forests could be pasted into a giant, open field with no lag or loss of visual detail.
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The Civil Rights Congress said the cards amounted to the "stamped ownership of a Nigerian by an American company" and compared Mastercard's branding with "the logo pasted on the bodies of African slaves transported across the Atlantic".
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In fact, it's far more likely backup Matt McGloin goes into Denver and gets pasted, which opens the door for the Kansas City Chiefs to snatch away both the AFC West title and the first-round bye.
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One compares the faces in each frame of a gif to detect anomalies that could give away a fake; the other checks whether a new gif has simply pasted a new face onto a previously uploaded clip.
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The broadside, created when Franklin was 17, first surfaced in the 1820s, amid a wave of antiquarian interest in America's founding generation, but then disappeared from view, until a dealer recently discovered it pasted inside a scrapbook.
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Look first to late-70s conceptual artists, including Jenny Holzer and Barbara Kruger, who drew attention to cultural contradictions with their stark, text-based works, originally pasted on buildings and construction sites in the newly gentrifying SoHo.
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The emails appear to have been cut and pasted, with some having forwarding arrows at the left margin, others not, so that it is not clear whether Trump Jr. forwarded the entire string to the other two.
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Too proud to admit to my bad decision, I pasted on a smile, told him I loved it, and immediately began wondering what I was going to do when I showed up at the office the next day.
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The video, "If I Were To, Would You" (2017), features a figure clipped from the photos, pasted onto a stick, and multiplied three times, like a small cohort being pulled to and fro among more solid-colored sheets.
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The zine includes many pages of cut-and-pasted text, traditional zine style, and many NSFW images of what appear to follow the artist's life over the last four years since the release of his breakout Channel Orange.
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The song bounces along in the way that upbeat Simon tracks do, boosted by jaunty hand-claps, a descending bass line and snippets of field recordings cut and pasted by Italian electronic producer Digi G'Alessio, under his Clap!
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A steel-blue train with dark windows snakes through a bloody trough in a large, untitled piece by Ramírez, from 22019, pasted together from four separate sheets of found paper using a mixture of cafeteria food and saliva.
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Creepypasta stories are a spin-off of early 2000s text art known as copypasta, in which memes, urban legends, and other short, random bits of text that could easily be copied and pasted were passed around the web.
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You'll still be left with plenty of pre-pasted toothbrushes at the ready, and toothbrushes that actually have rather soft bristles and sturdy, textured handles that work together to make the brushing experience much better than you'd expect.
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But my comments about my anxiety, geared at being as open as possible so others can feel comfort in their own pain, are cut and pasted into a story script where I have "Whispers of secret eating problems".
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It was here that Sakoguchi first encountered the inspiration for much of his life's work: the multi-hued orange-crate labels that were pasted on the wooden boxes that fruit growers used to ship their product to market.
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With 216 iterations of a Maxwell House jar sliced in half, pasted together around the same time Andy Warhol was painting his famous soup cans, Mr. Roehr expressed a healthy ambivalence toward the blank power of branded logos.
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The century-old code — copied and pasted from a British law that was itself overturned some 50 years ago — is rarely prosecuted, and allows for limited exceptions, such as when a mother's physical or mental health is threatened.
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Legendary editor Thelma Schoonmaker was clearly brought in (possibly by her frequent collaborator and the movie's executive producer, Martin Scorsese) to save the film, which appears in places to be pasted together out of scraps of other scenes.
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But he didn't sell it until about a year and a half ago, when he noticed, in what is now almost too ironic, that someone else had copied-and-pasted his map and was selling it on Etsy.
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This #July85033th, celebrate freedom of the press, guardians to our democracy Pelosi's tweet came after Trump tweeted a modified video showing the president slamming a person with a CNN logo pasted on their face to the ground. Rep.
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If you grew up on the internet, I'm sure you were the same way: the late-night copy-pasted soliloquies about organ harvesters, and haunted underpasses, back-masked satanism, and VHS tapes that would make you go insane.
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Sontag wrote in a journal with a picture of Woolf pasted on the front; Plath was horrified by her example — not so much Woolf's suicide but her childlessness; it was not a sacrifice she was willing to make.
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Again he chose to give proper credit to his source material, and offered the album to whoever wasn't turned off by the artwork, an image of Michael Jackson's head pasted on the body of a naked white woman.
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"Great Mother Birth" is painted by hand in a medium and manner enshrined in modernist art history; the two scrolls are printed, typewritten, cut, and pasted on a support equated with the preparatory, the transitional, and the ephemeral.
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It's thematically fitting, but compared to the more brightly lit fight outside, I think watching CGI figures with Chadwick Boseman and Michael B. Jordan's faces pasted them, duking it out in a dimly lit tunnel, was a cinematic letdown.
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This picture, however, unlike the original, came with the addition of some special extras: a photoshopped collage consisting of her own butt, copy and pasted roughly a dozen times all around her portrait, à la Kim Kardashian's infamous Kimojis.
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Because they're pasted into the metadata of transactions, each roughly totaling a few US cents, the posts are hard to tamper with; as blockchain is decentralized, Beijing monitors have also been unable to pressure network owners into removing them.
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"The main challenge in the painting harmonizing problem is that one must match carefully both the spatial and inter-scale statistical consistency for the pasted part, otherwise it would present obvious composite artifacts," Luan told me in an email.
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In some of the works, including the searing "KG," the surface is sliced away and another sheet of paper containing a face — or, in one instance, text (the diamond-shaped "SP," 1994) — is pasted into the empty space beneath.
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Yes, the second wave of virality came from Reddit, when user 321Cheers took the pictures from a recent online article of Süddeutsche Zeitung Magazin and copy-pasted those without mention of title or author—that was on July 23.
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Her 1969 painting included in Cabinet of Horrors, "First National Dick," depicts a Nixon "three dollar bill" pasted on the Capitol Building, which is decorated with stars and stripes and topped with a vertical phallus waving an American flag.
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She took classes with the folklorist Wayland Hand, learned to play the guitar, gathered folk songs from quilting bees sponsored by the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers, and studied folk songs that her grandmother had pasted into a scrapbook.
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Her fiery speech was peppered with tough talk for Republicans and the wealthy, with lines that could have been copy-pasted from Sanders, as she showed a well-honed presence and ease on the stump that's finally emerged in recent weeks.
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The adviser was "considered as a star" on the bank's Russia desk, but had "fooled the bank and the client" through a "clever fraud" in which he "copy-pasted signatures on documents so as to falsify transfer orders", Banna said.
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The links don't appear to be live in the iOS player yet, and Purzycki says the web app update will initially require links to be copied and pasted into the URL bar; clickable links will be coming in the future.
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For example, there's been a fair bit of derision aimed at the CGI used to save money, like the copy-pasted crowds of Gladiator and the Star Wars prequels, which fill the frame with all the presence of TV static.
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Politicians and newspapers pounced on the company, pointing out that it had no ships, claiming it had little financial backing, and lampooning it for having the terms and conditions of a pizza-delivery company copied and pasted onto its website.
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While there's not much you as an individual can do to prevent a fellow employee from leaking a copy and pasted message, there are steps you can take to protect yourself from getting your words leaked, and facing potential consequences.
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Sure, you may have calendar reminders, mobile notes, and plenty of other ways that tell you about the stuff you need to get done, but there's something charming about an analog sticky note pasted to the fridge (or wherever else).
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"The Bank Dick," a mixed media work reusing the title of the 1940 W.C. Fields comedy for its triumphantly erect penis pasted with phony greenbacks, could have easily been made — without changing a thing — in the aftermath of the 2008 crash.
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"Anti-Racist Is Code for Anti-White," a slogan that was lifted from an early-2000s pro-segregationist tract called "The Mantra," has proliferated online as a piece of white supremacist copypasta — text that's obsessively copied and pasted across internet forums.
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There were black-and-white photographs, with each print measuring 40 by 40 inches; large collages made of cut-and-pasted pieces of paper; mixed-media works in charcoal, graphite, pastel, oil pastel, acrylic paint, and cutouts on hand-dyed paper.
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While much of the street art in Paris has a political message, Le Bon's subtle interventions come from a more intimate place, such as when she pasted a peace sign embroidered with flowers in the wake of the Charlie Hebdo tragedy.
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For the past two years, his collections have been intensely personal: One was literally pasted with images of Simons's past, patchworked together, juxtaposing a passport image of the designer as a teenager, a photograph of his parents, a Japanese woodcut.
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Unfortunately, what will then ensue is a massive ad-tech and social media echo chamber — copied, pasted, repackaged amalgams of the same intransigent formulas from a playbook that's been dusted off, recycled and sold for more than it was initially worth.
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Bringing to mind a brainwashing Korean psychological thriller wrapped in monochromatic illustration, the weighted stills of women with gleaming white eyeballs and pasted-on grins are all suspicious precursors for the impending horror movie and music video called Flight Attendant / 승무원.
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In one staff email, an aide cited Campaign Manager Kevin Sheekey's March 6 note in which he pasted a news report reiterating plans to keep field operations going in the half-dozen battleground states regardless of whether Bloomberg became the nominee.
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It is painted an extra lurid shade of pink and covered in dozens of photographs of little girls with Monika Maddux's face pasted into all of them, a testament to the fact that grief and pain make people remarkably self-centered.
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On Thursday, Ms. Willoughby gathered the submissions anyway, including one from a girl who had cut out her butterfly, pasted it onto a background and attached a piece of leather rope for it to hang up at the fund-raiser.
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When I visit Kamo, there are layouts for his forthcoming book pasted all along one wall of his workshop: the pleated helmets made from industrial carpet he created for Junya Watanabe, the white paper roses he embedded in crowns for Chanel.
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It will show you how to find the top prospects who are actually talented and skilled; the kind of prospects who haven't just copy and pasted their résumés nor asked their relatives to endorse them for stuff they can't do.
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Those who wheat-pasted frequently there included housing advocates opposing evictions, squatters making the case for taking over abandoned buildings and an anarchic noise band, the Missing Foundation, that warned of dire consequences if city officials closed Tompkins Square Park.
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Thatcher's scarves with a repurposed Patagonia label taken from an actual Patagonia garment and pasted over one breast, displayed in shallow glass vitrines like collector's memorabilia, and two Patagonia sleeping bags, which are references to the homeless in San Francisco.
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In crafting their organization order, the officials said, Mr. Trump's aides essentially cut and pasted language from Mr. Bush's organization chart, substituting the national intelligence director for the C.I.A. director, who back then was the head of the nation's spy agencies.
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The manipulation of Thunberg's "Person of the Year" cover shows Trump's 73-year-old head pasted onto her 16-year-old body along with a list of his 2016 campaign promises that his re-election team claims he has already accomplished.
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Using digital technology on two pages in Frank's diary, researchers were able to uncover text hidden behind brown paper the teenage girl pasted over the pages in her notebook in what appears to be an attempt to hide the content.
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This museum, which regularly exposes children to the work of creative adults, proves the point with this show, in which 11 artists demonstrate that books — torn, cut, molded, pasted and otherwise transformed — can be innovative physical as well as intellectual material.
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His recent maps are nearly ten times larger than the first ones and feature 15,000–20,000 photos apiece, taken with single 35mm frames of photographic film and developed with contact sheets that are then cut up, arranged, and pasted onto a board.
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Amalia Pica's "Strangers on Common Land" (2012), a series of photocopies wheat-pasted to the wall, shows two strangers linked across a piece of land, an attempt to visualize and consider the ties that bind people to one another and to particular places.
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The Prisoner, which tasks the player with determining a prisoner's innocence based on an extremely brief series of statements and yes-or-no responses, doesn't provide unicode strings of Morse code that can be pasted into a converter, as one might expect.
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He looked through her sketches and found pages of whale drawings and magazine cutouts with the words "I Am a Blue Whale" pasted over them, accompanied by drawings indicating self-harm, suicidal statements with words of goodbye and multiple entries written in Russian.
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The photos taken by Documenting Detroit fellows will be shared across the city via "a large scale public art installation that includes photographic projections on the sides of downtown skyscrapers, wheat-pasted billboard-sized images," and across the world, through media partners.
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As Motherboard jumped between the channels, participants quickly found physical addresses, social media profiles, family members, frequented locations, aliases, IP addresses, and other pieces of information that may be useful in some instances to investigators, and then pasted them for others to see.
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Many deals now feature use agreements, generally divided into "limited lease" and "exclusive," but legitimacy varies; while there are contracts that have been vetted by lawyers, some are copied and pasted from other user agreements, while others are compiled from Google searches.
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According to Tjiam, the nursery had initially contacted Google directly to request the reviews be removed saying they were not authentic — providing proof that they were copy/pasted from other websites, as well as posted with profile pictures copied from other people.
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Deller's recent poster work trolling Britain's ruling Conservative party, which featured the mocking take on their current slogan in the form of "Strong And Steady My Arse," caused a sensation when it was pasted up across North London ahead of last summer's elections.
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" But many commenters, both men and women, pasted into their comments the Catholics for Choice template, concluding: "As Catholic, I ask you to represent the employees and students who work for these institutions and not accommodate the objections of a few powerful voices.
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He explained that a former supporter of the Five Star Movement had helped build the We're With Salvini site and pasted codes from his Five Star fan page, as well as I'm With Putin and his conspiracy sites, onto the official page.
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Sure, the internet is a free and open space where anything public is fair game for being copied and pasted somewhere else, but social media users are increasingly calling for enhanced etiquette and reform around the issue of repurposing someone else's original content.
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There's a story buried in here about a woman with a seemingly happy life who's nonetheless lost her sense of self, but it feels too pasted together from disparate parts to not leave the audience just scratching their heads by the end.
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SEOUL/JIAXING, China (Reuters) - On a faded notice pasted to the padlocked doors of the Lotte Mart superstore in China's Jiaxing, a date can still be read: March 260, 13 - when the store was ordered to "temporarily" close over alleged fire safety issues.
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Joe Biden's climate plan, released on the morning of June 4, contains a number of passages that seem to have been copied and pasted, at times with very superficial changes, from various advocacy organizations, policy shops, and in one instance a Vox article.
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What's bizarre is that he has opened and composed a new email to send me something, rather than using a share link which would've filled all fields and included a headline, but then only pasted a URL and uses different app to send thoughts.
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This is a pasted selection from the transcript sent out by the White House Press Office after the roundtable Wednesday: SHERIFF (Margaret) MIMS (Fresno County, CA): Now ICE is the only law enforcement agency that cannot use our databases to find the bad guys.
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The sections containing the accusations are blacked out in an otherwise public document filed Tuesday in federal court in Washington, D.C. But those sections are easily viewable when the sections are copied in a word processing file, and then pasted into a new document.
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Schwartz's open letter spoke in-depth about her feelings towards a now-deleted photo that Trump tweeted on Saturday, which showed Hillary Clinton pasted onto a background made of hundred dollar bills, with the words "Most Corrupt Candidate Ever!" written in a six-point star.
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More specifically, series creators the Duffer brothers (who share writing credit on four of season three's eight episodes) seem to care a lot about their characters, but not enough to give them meaningful relationships and backstories that don't feel a bit pasted-on and rote.
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He's been found out as a "malfunction," and the emoji head honcho, Smiler (Maya Rudolph) — who runs things because she was the very first emoji — starts the proceedings to delete Gene entirely, with a massive sinister grin pasted across her face the whole time.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SAN DIEGO — Corners make blue crosses that don't line up, left just slightly off kilter in 18 feet of wheat-pasted wallpaper, which is "The Livingroom" (2017) made from the FBI file of Sadie Barnette's father Rodney Barnette.
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After seeing a meme of the Kardashian sisters with each of their weights pasted over the photo, she decided to start an Instagram account called "I Weigh," where women can share not their weight in numbers, but all of the amazing things they do.
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Pasted below was the full text of a new article written by ESPN reporters Steve Fainaru and Mark Fainaru-Wada revealing that Boston University scientists had found 245 new cases of CTE in deceased football players, 22012 of whom had played in the NFL.
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Activities like fishing and bug catching could easily have real-world locations attached to them, which would add a different dimension to the one-size nature of PokéStops in Pokémon Go. Now I'm not suggesting Nintendo copy these games with their IP pasted over top.
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President Barack Obama was in Greece and in trying to find common ground with the locals with his remarks, he tried to talk about Bucks point forward Giannis Antetokounmpo (real talk: I copy pasted that off Google, I'm not making the same mistake Obama did).
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The hacker broke into a specific ZooPark server that was listed in Kaspersky's research—the hacker then pasted their own message on to the ZooPark server, explaining how they allegedly carried out the hack, and pushed a copy to the Internet Archive as proof.
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After leaving Tribune-owned Sacramento television station KTXL Fox 2000 in 240, Keys pasted user credentials to the Tribune content management system (CMS) into an Anonymous chatroom, enabling an unknown person under the handle "sharpie" to deface a LA Times article about tax cuts.
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The track's a veritable bop that sees Charli on signature form, with lyrics that sound like they're copied and pasted from an ill-advised text you sent five vodka-and-blue-WKDs in, and a vocal that commands the track despite her producer's distinctive sound.
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Yet even there dulcet dégradé jersey in handkerchief layers bumped up against rough-edged Tudor silhouettes — doublets quilted and laced and pasted on to flippy skater skirts; knit cotton tunics with portrait tubular collar and cuffs; hessian skirts in spiraling fronds — to surprisingly resonant effect.
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His 2008 project there, "Women Are Heroes," in which he pasted oversize photos of the faces and eyes of women on buildings in their hillside slum, helped earn him the TED prize a few years later, and cemented his international reputation as a street artist.
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One of the earliest items in the archive speaks both to the holiday that made Mr. Sedaris famous and to his attraction to bookmaking: a book he made as a second-grader, with a class picture featuring a banner reading "Merry Christmas" pasted in.
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Here's what I can say conclusively: The image was created in 1912 by a photography firm called Underwood and Underwood, as part of a political triptych showing each of that year's presidential candidates cut and pasted atop the animal that represented his political party.
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Most wiretaps are valid for 30 days before they need to be renewed by a judge, but according to a federal indictment issued last month, Ms. Lenich cut and pasted judges' signatures onto falsified court orders more than 20 times to keep the surveillance going.
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" Through it all, MIKE skips through his usual stream-of-consciousness flow, big-upping his mother on one song before handing the mic over to Camden Maliik for a guest verse on piano and sample cut-and-pasted vocals head-nodder "You've Been Blessed.
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These were followed by mass protests at the Wilshire Federal Center, which led to political banners being unfurled over the 405 Freeway, and silhouettes of bodies being wheat-pasted on buildings of major banks that colluded with the Mexican government in the Chiapas massacre.
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What may be more useful to a broader base of users is how the plugin lets users define hotkeys and bring up oft copy-pasted bio info or links into the body of their emails without the pain of searching for the info over and over again.
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Soph's scripts, which she says she writes with a collaborator, are familiar: a mix of hatred toward Muslims, anti-black racism, Byzantine fearmongering about pedophilia, tissue-thin incel evolutionary psychology, and reflexive misanthropy that could have been copied and pasted from a thousand different 4chan posts.
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The new research paper shows how machine learning can be used to identify three common types of image manipulation: splicing, where two parts of different images are combined; cloning, where objects within an image are copy and pasted; and removal, when an object is edited out altogether.
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Principles I've copy pasted below so you don't have to go hunting through multiple link trees* to find them, given DeepMind does not include 'Principles' as a tab on the main page so you do really have to go digging through its FAQ links to find them.
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Even in that 60 Minutes interview that is pasted across the internet as conclusive evidence of Soros's Nazi ties, Soros says that he was "only a spectator" to the confiscation of property (though he does say initially that he did help but seems confused by the question).
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Pasted across Mecum Auctions&apos homepage are a few of the featured vehicles that will arrive at its March auction in Arizona, which span generations — a 1969 Chevrolet COPO Chevelle, a 2019 McLaren Senna, and a 2017 Ford GT owned by Le Mans class winner Sébastien Bourdais.
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I clipped with hand scissors and pasted with a hand brush for a month and then quit to take another job with a relative who knew all the facts about me — and paid me $12 a week until I went back to school in the fall.
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Shot on 16-millimeter, "Autumn" (1972) is in some ways the most radically reductive film of the quartet, taking place almost entirely in an editing room where a still from "Winter" and a schedule for the Anthology Film Archives can be seen pasted on the wall.
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In the meantime, my addition has been copy/pasted countless times in French articles (google up "casques bleus blue boys action squad"), even in newspapers (I highly suspect it's due to my modification), and even in an English book (not 100% sure it's due to me, but likely).
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But they are pilloried in other forms, like a dystopian love letter from future Seattle, a bevy of hilarious comics depicting I-survived-to-tell-the-tale stories of working for the behemoth, and a satirical anti-Amazon newsletter that periodically appears pasted on light poles around Capitol Hill.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Software-wise, the X Pro features a few tweaks that let it snap a screenshot simply by dragging three fingers down from the top of the screen, which can then be copied to your clipboard and pasted directly into a project on your smartphone.
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"山 over 女" occurs in the name of a particular place and was thus suitable for inclusion in the JIS standard, but because they couldn't print it as one character yet, 山 and 女 were printed separately, cut out, and pasted onto a sheet of paper, and then copied.
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Then decide whether it trumps the gold standard of Kanye West parody videos, wherein Zach Galifianakis rides around on a tractor to the chest-beating sound of "Can't Tell Me Nothing Out", which we've helpfully pasted below because this is the internet and we are your spirit guides.
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Instead of providing a digital signature, which would show that he is indeed Mr Nakamoto (because only he could have the cryptographic key to generate it), he posted a string of numbers that is publicly available and can be copied and pasted by anybody who knows where to look.
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After the solemn, lock-step formality of events in Red Square, hundreds of thousands of ordinary Russians streamed through Moscow, St. Petersburg and other cities later on Monday holding placards pasted with black-and-white photographs of relatives who fought and, in many cases, died during the war.
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The image of O'Brien is very similar to a manipulated photo of Holm that's been posted online since 2017—around the time the lawsuit began—on Twitter and Wordpress: a full-frontal nude photo of three erect male porn performers with the lawyer's face pasted onto the center one.
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It was the first time the bill had made its way onto the floor, but its contents were familiar: Much of the legislation's language was copy-pasted from a "model bill" introduced by the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) at the group's annual meeting just a few months earlier.
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For example, this album description text will undoubtedly be copy/pasted by most online retailers onto their respective sites because they don't write their own new album reviews or get too excited about music, they simply want to create the illusion that they're in business to sell records.
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An unedited link preview that appears when a user pastes a link into a Facebook post Prior to mid-2017, any user who pasted a link on Facebook was able to edit the image, headline, and description to whatever they wanted before posting the link publicly to the site.
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In that exchange, Mr. Hart emailed Mr. Jackson to tell him that he would be dining with Senator Richard Burr, Republican of North Carolina, and pasted a copy of an article questioning whether the Senate would confirm Michael L. Dourson to lead the E.P.A.'s chemical safety office.
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There are the terrible juddering animated memes, in which Donald Trump's smirking melon-ball of a head is pasted atop the body of Heath Ledger's Joker or Joaquin Phoenix's Joker or one of the space cats from Avatar, not quite as a joke but not really seriously, either.
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The piece as a whole is a series of displacements: from the Spanish-language version of the Tao Te Ching that has been cut out of the book and pasted into the light, to the braille text of the millennia-old philosophical treatise that dislocates photos of life in contemporary China.
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In these PlayStation remakes, like the new Tomb Raider, Crash Bandicoot, and Spyro, it's jarring to see characters and worlds that once only rendered as a loose facsimile—blocks and cubes for feet, watercolor backdrops for scenery, paper dolls twitching and copy/pasted to make crowds—suddenly displayed with photorealism.
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Independent book publisher, Aint-Bad, presents Geraces's latest collection of collages in And Another Thing which features images of happy faces pasted-on smiles gaze back with a menacing intensity while bright strips of color act as a blindfold, covering the eyes of the photographs of models and movie stars.
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No one really knows the details of what happened next, or if there were even details to know aside from what Mr. Bey's images show: Mr. Hammons, wearing Pumas and a dashiki, standing near the interior of the sculpture, its walls graffitied and pasted over with fliers, urinating on it.
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It is a story that is so good that I haven't tried very hard to find out whether it is true or not; when I first read this account 15 or 20 years ago, I copied and pasted it in the pages of my writing journal: But that was then.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the months leading up to the 15th edition of the Istanbul Biennial, posters —hung in windows alongside "For Rent" signs and pasted next to broadsides advertising concerts — began asking the city's residents some very personal questions: Is a good neighbor someone you rarely see?
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On Friday, chat groups on China's popular social media platform WeChat shared what appeared to be a paragraph pasted from a story by the official Xinhua news agency saying that the People's Bank of China had announced a cut in the reserve requirement ratio (RRR), to take effect on April 1.
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The mosaic on the Brooklyn bound platform had a sticker of a tiled RIP pasted over the "St" for the musician who died yesterday at the age of 57, and two circles in purple framed a "P" and his "Love Symbol" alongside the MTA's entrance at Prince Street and Broadway. ?
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But in the municipality of Meaford, Ontario (nicknamed "The Other Big Apple" for its multiple orchards), two-and-a-half hours north of Toronto, the only sign that we had reached our destination was a single glowing mailbox down a winding, unlit path, with "The Funny Farm" pasted in foam lettering.
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But the fact that multiple people must have looked over that poster before it was printed and pasted all over campus and thought that it was a good idea, that shaming young women into drinking less by claiming that their actions could lead to assault was the right thing to do, is disheartening.
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" A decent number of her tweets seem as if they might have been cut-and-pasted into the wrong bubble on her iPad, as if they were meant for a private interaction, rather than for consumption by the 2.7 million people who follow her: "Ask Andy, what he wants me to do.
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Yossi Mekelberg, professor of international relations at Regent's University London, told CNBC that he hadn't met anyone in either Israel or Palestine "that takes the peace plan seriously" while AGSIW's Ibish said "the plan as released is totally unrealistic and largely cut and pasted from a range of earlier proposals," Ibish noted.
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On Friday, private chat groups on China's popular social media platform WeChat shared what appeared to be a paragraph pasted from a story by the official Xinhua news agency saying that the People's Bank of China had announced a cut in the reserve requirement ratio (RRR), to take effect on April 1.
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But the introduction of chat logs into evidence, law enforcement and organization's ability to access data, and simple copy and pasted transcripts have shown that there does not need to be a hack of the Sony or Wikileaks variety to prove that Slack leaks are real and that chat logs are searchable.
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"Before the late 18th century sketchbooks were generally bespoke items, but artists have also made their marks on writing pads, account books, field notebooks, school exercise books, vellum, loose sheets of paper, sometimes pasted or bound into albums, partly worked manuscripts, letters, herbarium sheets and as marginalia," write the Bynums in an introduction.
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Although radio can seem like an unremarkable medium—audio wallpaper pasted over the most boring parts of your day—the historian David Goodman's book " Radio's Civic Ambition: American Broadcasting and Democracy in the 1930s " makes it clear that the birth of the technology brought about a communications revolution comparable to that of the Internet.
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Here are the best manual toothbrushes you can buy:Best toothbrush overall: Oral-B Pro-Health All-in-One Soft Bristle ToothbrushBest disposable toothbrush: SmileMakers Pre-Pasted Disposable ToothbrushesBest low-cost toothbrush: Colgate Premier Extra Clean ToothbrushesBest toothbrush for toddlers: Fridababy SmileFrida Toddler ToothbrushUpdated by Lisa Sabatini on 10/28/2019: Updated links, prices, and text.
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This week, the largest city in the north, Mazar-i-Sharif, was in turmoil after Asif Mohmand, a provincial councilman, posted on Facebook the week before to scold a supporter of the famously vain governor of Balkh Province, Atta Muhammad Noor, whose picture has been pasted all over the northern capital on giant posters.
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Yet as good as iWorks is for making pretty documents you still get a sense of desktop applications crammed into a browser rather than online apps written from the ground up to live on the web—in a lot of cases the interfaces look like they've been simply copied and pasted over from desktop to web.
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But skeptics questioned whether the codes Wright presented were authentic — they said he cut and pasted them from a publicly available online source — prompting Wright on Tuesday to pledge that he would move bitcoins out of the early blocks to prove without a doubt that he had access to some of the first bitcoin addresses in existence.
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I generated a few articles, which I've pasted at the bottom of this one, but here's the first bit of an example: Serial entrepreneur Dennis Mangler raises 6M to create blockchain-based drone delivery May 29, 2019 – Devin Coldewarg Drone delivery — not so new, and that raises a host of questions: How reliable is the technology?
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Nintendo saw this type of actually totally illegal (but it's okay, we won't tell on you if you get a screwdriver out) tomfoolery coming, and—as reported on VG 24/7, Eurogamer and elsewhere, via an original Reddit post—left a hidden message within the Famicom Mini's (and presumably the NES Classic's) code, as pasted below.
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" Miller is a poetic, precise writer with an eye for detail: A courthouse waiting room she called the "victim closet" was furnished with "a dirty yellow couch that looked sculpted out of earwax"; a fraternity was "a sour, yeasty atmosphere" where "punch tasted like paint thinner and curls of black hair were pasted to toilet rims.
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The Big Bend Sentinel's pages are pasted up with major issues of the day (the death of Antonin Scalia, the Supreme Court justice, on a nearby luxury ranch, for example, and the possibility of a border wall just 60 miles away) alongside valedictorian announcements, photo spreads of homecoming events and advance coverage of the town's many festivals.
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Outside in the Strolling Gallery, Leslie Kerby has commandeered the entire space with a video animation and monoprints on one wall and, on the other, a sprawling, site-specific installation of flattened, cut, pasted, and painted cardboard boxes that incorporates aspects of Analytical Cubism, Piet Mondrian's Neoplasticism, and Arte Povera into a vibrantly rhythmic frieze of open and closed forms.
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In the letter to Goodell, which includes a second sentence that begins "This letter, which will be lengthy," Beckman argues passionately for his right to rep his team on the sidelines during pre-game warmups by noting this new policy is counter to the NFL's stated Football Operations mission, which he copy and pasted from the NFL's own website (into a footnote).
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But Apple is now expanding what the Pencil can be used for on the iPad, in standard apps like Mail, Safari, screenshots, and Notes with markup that allows users to easily make hand-drawn annotationsIn Notes, iOS 11 will now use machine learning to translate and index hand-written notes so they can be searched, or copied and pasted as editable text.
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Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility House panel investigating decision to resume federal executions To combat domestic terrorism, Congress must equip law enforcement to fight rise in white supremacist attacks MORE (D-Ill.) suggested Democrats were entering the final days of negotiations with an advantage because McConnell got "pasted" during Tuesday's procedural vote.
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In "Pulse" (2019), which is done in charcoal, graphite, pastel, oil pastel, cut-and-pasted paper, and acrylic paint on a large sheet of hand-dyed paper measuring 66 7/8 by 83 ½ inches, he locates the viewer on the edge of a geometrically patterned floor stretching back until it reaches a blue wall, which spans the upper third of the painting.
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"It was funny for like one post but we've got a show tonight and need the account back..." Diplo pressed on, posting videos with the heads of the brothers pasted over actual people, a montage of Photoshopped images from the early days of the band, and people's confused reactions on the account's Instagram Story, until they finally posted this teaser that explained everything.
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Trump's campaign tweeted a GIF of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellMcConnell 'disappointed' by Romney impeachment vote, but 'I'm going to need his support' McConnell tees up five Trump judges after impeachment trial wraps What the impeachment vote looked like from inside the chamber MORE's (R-Ky.) face pasted on Pelosi's body as she tore in half the State of the Union speech Tuesday night.
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Composed of metal clamps, rods, large wooden ladles, drums, bricks, soil collected from different African countries, and stickers of different African flowers pasted on the surrounding walls, Bopape's work is inspired by the lyrics of the song "Azania" — "From Cape to Cairo, Morocco to Madagaskar … Azania, our voice/land/being, we will get it via bazookas" — that was often sung during the South African struggle against apartheid.
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The long flight to Taiwan landed late at night, and I had worried we were too many to fit into a taxi, so my daughter had booked a van to pick us up; she had pasted in the obscure street address of our Airbnb apartment, so the driver knew exactly where we were going, and I was the only one who found any of this surprising.
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As when the introduction of new surfaces like cut paper in paintings led Georges Braque and Picasso to a more radical phase of Cubism; or Hannah Höch's newspaper clippings became a glossary of Dada; or Eileen Agar's juxtaposed printed pages and objects got people to see the world through the Surrealists' magnifying glass, contemporary collage artists on the internet have cut and pasted the cosmos for a style all their own.
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As when the introduction of new surfaces like cut paper in paintings led Georges Braque and Picasso to a more radical phase of Cubism; or Hannah Höch's newspaper clippings became a glossary of Dada; or Eileen Agar's juxtaposed printed pages and objects got people to see the world through the Surrealists' magnifying glass, contemporary collage artists on the internet have cut and pasted the cosmos for a style all their own.
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Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility House panel investigating decision to resume federal executions To combat domestic terrorism, Congress must equip law enforcement to fight rise in white supremacist attacks MORE (D-Ill.) suggested that the Democrats would have the upper hand, adding that McConnell got "pasted" in the vote with 13 members of his own party rejecting the bill.
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While the filing started out referencing Mr. Kokayi, federal prosecutors abruptly switched on its second page to discussing the fact that someone named "Assange" had been secretly charged, and went on to make clear that this person was the subject of significant publicity, lived abroad and would need to be extradited — suggesting that prosecutors had inadvertently pasted text from a similar court filing into the wrong document and then filed it.
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One, "Beulah Land," is a visual diary of her life (its title refers to the late-night Manhattan art bar where she pasted hundreds of doodled-on photographs to the walls and ceiling in an immersive exhibition in 1984); a second, "Artists Eating," is a voyeuristic insight into the social mealtimes that bookend so many artists', writers' and musicians' days spent alone in the studio; and finally, "Animals" documents her other great love.
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