If you show them a sheet of paper with dots on it, they will focus on the dots rather than on the otherwise full sheet of paper.
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They fax us a sheet of paper at 5 p.m.
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I wondered, signing my name to another sheet of paper.
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He pulled a rumpled sheet of paper from his pocket.
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On a large sheet of paper, Owens drew three rectangles.
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Go to a cafe with a standard sheet of paper.
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"My father's death" she wrote on one sheet of paper.
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They need to start with a clean sheet of paper.
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And that was done from a clean sheet of paper.
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She takes a black Sharpie and a sheet of paper.
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"The best moment is a blank sheet of paper," he said.
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Did you write the script on a tiny sheet of paper?
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All the prices were crossed out on the sheet of paper.
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Then he takes a sheet of paper and effortlessly slices it vertically.
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In them, Koch fills the sheet of paper with swirling, centrifugal marks.
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"This is $100," he continued, motioning to a blank sheet of paper.
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Take a sheet of paper, any shape or size, and crumple it.
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On a sheet of paper, he listed about 150 items for sale.
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Behind their beds, a sheet of paper carried details of their wounds.
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But her white sheet of paper also made for an excellent Photoshop opportunity.
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On the screen, his wireframes showed a sheet of paper in mid-flight.
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Enough items to almost fill an 8-by-11-inch sheet of paper.
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Onto this sheet of paper he wrote the work's title and the date.
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One boy writes on his sheet of paper that he's traveled in Australia.
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"We're going to start with a clean sheet of paper again," he said.
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Afterwards they were asked to write reports on a single sheet of paper.
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But it only worked if you were folding a long, skinny sheet of paper.
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The estimator can't even take the time to find a clean sheet of paper.
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"The edge of a sheet of paper is really a third dimension," he said.
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A white sheet of paper was laid on the ground to demarcate home plate.
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"All right, children," he said, after asking Pisani for a blank sheet of paper.
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Doing math on the go required a physical calculator — or a sheet of paper.
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It was that delicate sheet of paper, that he maintained all of his life.
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Inside, marking a page, he finds a sheet of paper covered with small script.
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Tova smoked and wrote something on a sheet of paper torn from a pad.
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He had a small sheet of paper with names written in pen with him.
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On another sheet of paper, sketch the layout of your artist book in pencil.
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For reference, one sheet of paper is hundreds of thousands of atoms in thickness.
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Each student received a sheet of paper with information about how to log on.
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Underneath that is a black sheet of paper describing the Galaxy Fold Premier Service.
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Soon after, Trump started talking about a single sheet of paper, not a postcard.
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We can now have puzzles which do many things on just one sheet of paper.
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"This was going to be my remarks," he said, holding up a sheet of paper.
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Each bottle is wrapped in sheet of paper detailing the origin of that bottle's part.
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In the photo, he's holding up a sheet of paper with some scribbles on it.
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There are three of them, and each fit perfectly onto a single sheet of paper.
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A handwritten sheet of paper, ideally smudged by contrite teardrops, used to do the trick.
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"The good news is that S4 Capital is a clean sheet of paper," he said.
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Yet more disconcerting than his reaction was the sheet of paper taped to his window.
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This can be done on a physical sheet of paper or within an Excel spreadsheet.
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Also, the thrust is ridiculously low, equivalent to the weight of a sheet of paper.
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You can also see the effect simply by dropping a sheet of paper to the floor.
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The sheet of paper was split into two columns, side A ("today") and side B ("future").
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They're about as long as the width of a sheet of paper (8.5 or so inches).
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However, a Reuters photograph of the sheet of paper allowed reporters to read parts of it.
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One of the best methods is to approach new products with a clean sheet of paper.
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Dangle a sheet of paper in front of you and try to slice it in half.
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It quickly became clear that they were going to need more than one sheet of paper.
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"That's the agreement that everybody says I don't have," Trump said, waving the sheet of paper.
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BOEING CEO SAYS PLANS TO START 'WITH A CLEAN SHEET OF PAPER' ON NEW MIDSIZE AIRPLANE
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Placeholder notation is what allows us to work out complicated math problems on a sheet of paper.
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And they would connect to ground equipment ranging from a smart phone to a sheet of paper.
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The format lends it the properties of a painting canvas or a (very big) sheet of paper.
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A WOMAN sits at a table, a pen and a sheet of paper in front of her.
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"Electrification is that clean sheet of paper," said Mckenna on the design for a hypothetically smaller Mini.
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I remember someone handing me a sheet of paper with a telnet address and log-in info.
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"You wonder when it got too big to fit on a sheet of paper," Newbury rightfully wondered.
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She returned a few minutes later with a sheet of paper and a cellphone in her hand.
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One aggressive experiment mailed people a sheet of paper with their own turnout history and their neighbors'.
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Hundreds and hundreds of fruits — each week's harvest wrapped in a sheet of paper describing its yield.
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We're looking beyond numbers on a sheet of paper to people caught up in this terrible situation.
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He squeezed black paint on a sheet of paper and bludgeoned it with a pink paint stick.
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He told them not to open the door and he slid a sheet of paper under it.
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On a side table was a sheet of paper with what looked like random doodles and reminders.
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With each pitch Harvey threw, Wheeler marked a box on a sheet of paper, indicating where it was.
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I can draw 12 frames per second and build an entire film from a blank sheet of paper.
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Later transferring his map from a three-dimensional curved surface to a flat sheet of paper was problematic.
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In response, they say the teacher made him write the word repeatedly on a sheet of paper pic.twitter.
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It's incredible to me that something, like the sheet of paper, can be made eternal by burning it.
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A sheet of paper can be a work of art, its surface rich with life and visual interest.
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He also keeps a simple sheet of paper on a clipboard with information on the opposing team's pitchers.
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You first slather a sheet of paper with a solution of iron salts, then leave it to dry.
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Make a list on one sheet of paper of all your income coming in the door every month.
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Documentation inside the box is limited to a single sheet of paper that lays out the hardware setup.
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In a constitutional convention, the delegates would get out a blank sheet of paper and start all over.
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Instead, De Schutter sat down with a sheet of paper and asked his grandmother to describe the house.
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He took a deep breath, pulled out the sheet of paper he'd written his notes on, and began.
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In Wegner's clip, his pen plotter draws one of 336 teeny cat doodles on a large sheet of paper.
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So now all that climbing, or rolling about a table-top or large sheet of paper has a purpose.
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In 2014 he unveiled the "foldscope", a microscope made from a sheet of paper and a small spherical lens.
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However, a sheet of paper that describes the murders, written by McCarty, is available at the gallery's front desk.
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With this software, the user can see how the 3D origami is made from just a sheet of paper.
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It is sometimes difficult to believe that the shape is realizable by simply folding a single sheet of paper.
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On the restaurant wall, an eight-by-ten sheet of paper advertised a nearby business: Viajes Xiinbal travel agency.
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He made elegant seahorses, graceful, leaping fish, and, from a vast single sheet of paper, a life-size rhinoceros.
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Grab a blank sheet of paper and a pencil, and draw three large circles that overlap in the center.
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Instead, he uses a sheet of paper to demonstrate how it works when you invest in stocks or bonds.
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His hand shaking slightly as he held a sheet of paper, Roberts then swore in the senators as jurors.
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" The request, said the court's president, Baroness Brenda Hale, might as well have been a "blank sheet of paper.
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It would now be as if officials had "walked in with a blank sheet of paper," Lady Hale said.
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One cardinal aboard the flight drafted the wedding certificate on a sheet of paper from the airline by hand.
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You are never going to know what is going to appear on the sheet of paper until you see it.
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Instead of speaking from memory, he now types up his points and reviews them off of a sheet of paper.
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Usually the door was closed and nobody could see inside because the window was blocked by a sheet of paper.
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It was designed to have a screen that was the same size as a sheet of paper for WYSIWYG work.
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" She added that if the bill advanced to the Senate, senators should start over "with a clean sheet of paper.
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"He gets up from his chair, goes to his desk, and comes back with a sheet of paper," Tristani recalls.
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A sheet of paper listed 41 separate titles, with only eight hours to try an arbitrarily selected subset of them.
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Best of all, the bike folds down into a compact size roughly about an A4 sheet of paper in width.
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The rapper posted a photo of a sheet of paper listing the tracks that'll appear on his next album, Swish.
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At one point, a commander held out a sheet of paper and read a statement aloud in a strident voice.
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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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"We would get a single sheet of paper from a prisoner that said, 'I would like clemency,'" Mr. David said.
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They look at the app together, discuss the concept and draw the financial plan on a white sheet of paper.
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It took him 222 erasers to complete the task, but the sheet of paper is unblemished by creases or erasures.
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On a single sheet of paper, the two men sketched out the outlines of what became a $4.4 billion investment.
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I'm confident that we did not infringe on their IP. We built our solutions from a clean sheet of paper.
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He also posted a selfie holding a sheet of paper with a sequence of numbers known as a blockchain hash.
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He also posted a selfie holding a sheet of paper with a sequence of numbers known as a blockchain hash.
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No, we don't have that yet," Conway said, holding up a sheet of paper with the words "conclusion" and "collusion.
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The print is then reinserted back into the original single sheet of paper to make the final piece of artwork.
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Wei painted it with homemade brushes while the sheet of paper was spread out on the stone floor of his studio.
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When capital prefers venture over public markets Enrico Fermi tore a large sheet of paper into small pieces and dropped them.
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Lines, indicating sunlight or churning water, spread across and down the top sheet of paper, but do not envelop the mermaids.
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Mr Trump later claimed to have a second "secret" deal with Mexico, waving a sheet of paper in front of photographers.
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In it, he attempts to disprove the idea that a single sheet of paper can't be folded more than seven times.
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Whereas we've always looked at interfaces like a sheet of paper he believes new technologies will bring information into new dimensions.
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They write their vote privately on a sheet of paper that is collected and counted at the site by caucus officials.
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He swiveled the seat around to face an empty desk and reached underneath to pick out a clean sheet of paper.
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In her lap, Olmstead clutched a sheet of paper containing race splits from when Ledecky set the world record in 2015.
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Satisfied, she discarded the drawing to one side and took a new blank sheet of paper and started a second design.
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The elder Hernandez then asked people sitting around him for a pen to write a note on a sheet of paper.
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Conway then held a second sheet of paper with the words "illusion" and "delusion" written on it, with neither crossed out.
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"The list would be handwritten on a plain sheet of paper — there was no logo, no official stationery," Mr. Mansour said.
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We found that they were — one sheet of paper towel from each of the four brands weighed 2 grams (0.07 ounces).
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A honey bee approaching a blank sheet of paper, suggesting it knows "nothing," or zero, is less than the other values presented.
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"It is easier designing something new with a completely clean sheet of paper," says Andries Uys, a metallurgist working on the plane.
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In a quiet meeting room, we spent 10 minutes individually writing down our biggest anxious questions on a private sheet of paper.
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Laid out flat, drained of water, then squeezed between large rollers, the slush at last becomes one large, long sheet of paper.
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"I was writing the score on a little sheet of paper on a golf cart, kind of bent over," Correia told CNN.
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And he sums it up with a brilliant analogy: "Alright children," he says, after asking Pisani for a blank sheet of paper.
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Apple says this makes the display feel more natural and more similar to the experience of looking at a sheet of paper.
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On the TV simulcast, airing on the CBS Sports Network, he crumpled up the sheet of paper with the news on it.
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The IOC member who possessed the sheet of paper matching the anonymous sample ID numbers with the actual athletes lost the spreadsheet.
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Julie Schwietert Collazo unrolled a giant sheet of paper at her kitchen table in Long Island City, Queens, on a recent morning.
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But in that election, and all others since digital scanners came into use, the ballot consisted of only one sheet of paper.
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One of the girls had also scrawled violent lyrics from Eminem and Florence + the Machine on a sheet of paper, photos show.
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"Beginning on a physical sheet of paper really helps me separate inspiration from my own ideas and embrace something new," Kathryn writes.
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In her performance, Kutera spread out a large sheet of paper in a studio at the Academy of Fine Arts in Wrocław.
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In these works she literally covers herself in oil and pigment and lies on top of a human-sized sheet of paper.
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He also had a sheet of paper listing more than 20 names of other medical professionals and employees of the Texas Medical Center.
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Wei told me that he once drew on a sheet of paper that size by coating the wheels of his motorcycle in paint.
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"When it does come time to add a new director...it's not starting with a blank sheet of paper," CEO Michael O'Grady said.
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It can even tell when you flip to a new sheet of paper, creating a new digital "page" in the accompanying Inkspace app.
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After the other children had left, she closed the door and brought out a large sheet of paper and a box of crayons.
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At the toy aisle, he pulls out a folded sheet of paper from his pocket and starts writing down prices and model numbers.
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The new algorithm, however, uses a simpler, large sheet of paper and is more "watertight," meaning it has more folds and fewer joints.
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JIM G. Speaking of office products, better to think of your relationship as a rubber band than a taped-up sheet of paper.
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If Congress were to start with a blank sheet of paper, none of us would write the law the way it stands today.
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Taking fewer betsUltimately, Korngold was drawn in because he liked the idea of a "blank sheet of paper" to reimagine growth-equity investing.
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Each meal comes with a large, folded sheet of paper with quotes from these interviews on a broad range of topics, including food.
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I learned how to put the words together on a beat rather than just making me feel good on a sheet of paper.
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OTTERLO, the Netherlands — "This work is installed when the word 'Time' is spoken," says a single white sheet of paper framed behind glass.
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After a brief conversation, the aide went straight to her boss, whispering something to McConnell and then scribbling on a sheet of paper.
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These were taken by hand using a single sheet of paper, Kavanagh refers to these traces as an "indexical link" to the cinema.
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It's strange how we all become shy in front of a pencil and sheet of paper (and a guy asking for a bicycle drawing).
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But this was no cute photo op: The boy carried a sheet of paper that Thakur read in silence before finally turning to reporters.
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" He added: "What we want is not just a sheet of paper or the recognition of some strangers -- this is about freedom and equality.
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Another well-known trick is to switch to duplex printing, which prints two pages on one sheet of paper, if your printer supports it.
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Steve Ditko was one of those few who dared to break molds every time his pencil and pen hit a blank sheet of paper.
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Guzello, her hair coiled into a tight bun, leaned forward, frowning intently, as Crew drew pictures and wrote notes on a sheet of paper.
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Next, he said to copy those five things onto a second sheet of paper and to cross them off the first list of 25.
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You start with a white sheet of paper, you can build a much better model for how people can manage their financial affairs digitally.
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She has made frottages from the raised line by placing a sheet of paper over an embroidered work and going over it with pencil.
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They include "Untitled (Basketball Drawing)" by David Hammons, from 2003, made by repeatedly bouncing a graphite-encrusted NBA ball against a sheet of paper.
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Once, during a drawing lesson that was ostensibly related to product design, students watched as the teacher sketched on a white sheet of paper.
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We're in a tattoo studio in suburban Reykjavik and 21 Savage is playing as an artist sketches the masks on a sheet of paper.
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The first time you open the Vive box, you'll see a large sheet of paper that explains — with diagrams — how to position the room scanners.
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To test the government's paranoia, Mr Sagutdinov stood in the middle of the city of Uralsk and held up a big blank sheet of paper.
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"Paul Klee said 'A line is a dot taking a walk,'" she says, holding up her own sheet of paper and making a black spot.
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Although time has devoured that sheet of paper, I still remember the gentle message embedded in his words: One day, you too will find yourself.
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To write this paragraph, I looked hard at an envelope: what a mercurial object it is, more like origami than like a sheet of paper.
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Having a thick, absorbent sheet of paper is the difference between feeling like you're in a sad bowling alley or an opulent five-star hotel.
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Often, these surfaces aren't "bigger than a sheet of paper," he says, adding that a laptop might fit, but not also a binder full of documents.
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She soon produced a sublime series of pin drawings (224–219), in which she used a sewing pin to repeatedly puncture a white sheet of paper.
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"I leafed through a whole series of them, and then the last one was a blank sheet of paper, pure white, 8 by 10," he said.
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Cavalea makes a majority of his clients take out a sheet of paper and write down all the habits that are causing them to waste time.
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It walks you through every step of the physical hardware setup much more thoroughly than the measly sheet of paper that's packed into the box does.
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If you've ever folded an origami crane from a single sheet of paper, you know there's a specific sequence of folds that needs to be followed.
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SOLIHULL, England (Reuters) - Each aluminum Land Rover body that rolls along the production line at Solihull carries a lengthy sheet of paper giving the vehicle's specifications.
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By that, I mean, a sheet of paper with the unsure handwriting of a school student, inserted into a clear plastic packet, taped to a wall.
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The boy's mother, who was too distraught to speak on camera, told CNN affiliate WMC that she signed a sheet of paper around 6:30 a.m.
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When you look at a white sheet of paper in yellow light, you're actually seeing a more yellow color tone, which is easier on your eyes.
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What Monnet does not say is that, because the negotiations had been so frantic, the sheet of paper the ministers actually signed had been left blank.
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In advance of walking into the labyrinth, an Adidas employee gave us approximately five seconds to view a sheet of paper that detailed the way out.
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Wooden told Yaeger to divide a sheet of paper into three columns, one for each of his main social circles: personal, professional, and a social organization.
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Children had to trace their foot on a sheet of paper for parents to bring to the store and try to buy the right-sized shoes.
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I'd copy the song over onto another sheet of paper, and then I would copy it again, and every time I would change something about it.
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Trump never endorsed that idea, but he did unveil a two-sided half-sheet of paper -- charitably described as a postcard -- for filers who don't itemize.
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This means that when the royal commissioners walked into the House of Lords it was as if they walked in with a blank sheet of paper.
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Like other parents, Ms. Brown was holding a sheet of paper that provided details about the testing that would be offered at the school on Friday.
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Have students write down on a sheet of paper who they would vote for, making sure that they showed no one else what they wrote down.
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As she dug through the hamper in search of her birth certificate, which she was now worried she had misplaced, a sheet of paper fluttered out.
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When pressed on how he planned to pay for his extensive policy agenda during a CNN forum on Monday, he whipped out a sheet of paper.
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As the proctor wrote her score on a sheet of paper, my baby stood next to me, unmoving, her eyes now drowning and brimming with tears.
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In fact, he said, checking the sheet of paper in the Smith-Corona Electra 210 on his desk, he has typed 604 manuscript pages so far.
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Inspired by mosaics, Hamanaka prints each cut sheet of paper in a different gradated color, darker on the outer edge and lighter as it extends inward.
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For the cover, Hammons made one of his body prints, which he would create by covering himself with grease and pressing against a sheet of paper.
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"To prepare you for travel, I will briefly cover your head with a sheet of paper and sprinkle some anti-gravity dust on your body," she said.
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"We think that this gives us a good head start on what otherwise, from a clean sheet of paper, would be a fairly long path," says Burbank.
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"The efficiency of Manhattan today was due to a very simple urban plan, on one sheet of paper, that was agreed and enforced by everybody," he said.
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"He gets workers to go get people to sign up on a sheet of paper for an absentee ballot," Smith said in a phone interview with CNN.
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The Senate has confirmed nominees even though one home-state senator didn't return their blue slip, a sheet of paper that indicates if they support the nomination.
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Tax reform would allow the clear majority of Americans to fill out their taxes on a single sheet of paper, which could be processed quickly and efficiently.
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The players were simply names on a sheet of paper and their incredible ability thus had the capacity to shock those who saw it in the flesh.
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She talked and I came to a decision: abruptly, I pulled the sheet of paper out from under her hand, turned it over, and began to read.
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His political platform consists of one A4 sheet of paper and focuses on de-islamizing the country, getting rid of immigrants and leaving the European Union (EU).
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There's really just one way to figure things out: "Deep, serious and extended reflection, maybe with a blank sheet of paper or two (no screens!)," Adam said.
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"What I did was wrong," he said to the judge, reading quietly from a single sheet of paper after his defense attorney and the prosecutor each spoke.
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On a sheet of paper taped to the wall of the common room were the Ten Commandments of the house ("No fighting"; "No food for lazy mon").
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Tom Iannelli pulled out an 11-by-7-inch sheet of paper covered in questions crowdsourced from his online international tech community for the 2020 presidential candidate.
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Before the days of Google Maps, most turn-by-turn directions were printed so you could refer to the instructions from a sheet of paper while enroute.
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In early 2016, I wrote the words "Happiness Is a Choice You Make" on a sheet of paper and taped it to the wall by my nightstand.
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"Light Sublime" is one of the masterpieces of this period, a sheet of paper covered with scratches and grooves that are denser in one area than another.
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Sitting at a table in the White House with members of Congress, Trump read directly off a sheet of paper that had clearly been prepared by his advisers.
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"You have a clean sheet of paper, you can design from scratch, and pick whatever tools you want to build your product," says Joe Britt, CEO of Afero.
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The designers constructed the fancy sneakers with a special blend of polyester, polyethylene, and elastane, which gives them the crinkled look and feel of a sheet of paper.
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"We need food and water," he tells a chaplain, who is driving town-to-town writing requests on a sheet of paper to bring back to San Juan.
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Image by Brown UniversityScrewing up a nice flat sheet of paper is usually a sign of failure—but if the material's graphene, it may be a good idea.
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A large red smudge on the right-hand sheet of paper obliterates part of a building, while the rest of the skyline becomes a series of abstract lines.
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However, because they rely on existing capabilities, without a clean-sheet-of-paper approach to ongoing product innovation, there's a danger that they'll achieve only add-on status.
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Once your loans are organized on a spreadsheet or other tracker, which can be as simple as a sheet of paper, you can put the plan into action.
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Glance at any of these names on a sheet of paper and you might think you're looking at a top-flight series that has been around for years.
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The girl saw a look on the woman's face that in the future she would think of every time someone crumpled a sheet of paper into a ball.
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That blank space was the vacuum he made the mistake of trying to fill — without doing anything as Haring-like as first pasting up a sheet of paper.
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"The French have the majority of the fish, we just haven't got enough quota," said Mr. Driver, reading from a sheet of paper with his monthly cod entitlement.
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Pruitt has drawn this woman with great reverence on an imposing seven-foot sheet of paper, depicting the various textures of hair, flesh, and fabric with tremendous sensitivity.
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FORT WORTH — Charmaine Pruitt wrote the names of 22017 churches on a sheet of paper, tore the paper into 22016 strips, and dropped them into a Ziploc bag.
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Here's how it works: Grab a sheet of paper and a favorite pen and take a few minutes to write down all the things that consume your attention.
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Each consisted of the suspect's photograph printed on a sheet of paper, alongside the photos of "fillers" — people of vaguely similar appearance with no connection to the crime.
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The bee researchers also ran a number of control experiments, ruling out, among other things, that the bees simply preferred to fly near a blank sheet of paper.
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On Monday the prosecutor, Lee Clayton Goodman, filed a single sheet of paper with the Circuit Court of St. Louis County that brought the case to a close.
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Under current Chairman Jerome Powell, the communications have gotten considerably shorter, to the point where they almost completely fit on one side of a standard sheet of paper.
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WE WANT TO GO BACK TO A TAX SYSTEM WHERE AMERICANS SIT DOWN AT THEIR KITCHEN TABLE AND THEY DO THEIR TAXES ON A SINGLE SHEET OF PAPER.
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The Biscuit is a laminated sheet of paper filled with a long string of alpha-numeric code the President is supposed to carry on him at all times.
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"We gave them a clean sheet of paper and said we want a name that doesn't carry baggage," said King, who previously served as CEO of BB&T.
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Some reports speculated that policy advisors had approved a more hawkish tone, after the president was seen glancing at a sheet of paper while making his statement Tuesday.
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It's possible that rather than using a standard 20113 x 11 inch sheet of paper, you could fit this extra stuff onto the back side of a postcard.
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She says she was only shown a single sheet of paper — one she couldn't take with her, and that scarcely helped — and given a CoreLogic phone number to call.
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The other piece by Fontana, "Studio per decorazione spaziale (Study for spatial decoration)" from 1952, is conventionally painted in watercolor and gouache on a letter-size sheet of paper.
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"When we gathered them together to present them to her, we didn't have just a sheet of paper covered in names, which is what I had envisioned," she added.
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Using a large sheet of paper and following along with his detailed instructions, however, might be enough to get you by if you're already comfortable with the standard folds.
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She keeps a crinkled sheet of paper with her checklist of goals on her bedroom wall, which include becoming a lawyer, running for mayor and, eventually, winning the presidency.
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Britain's King George III infuriated his American colonists in 1765 by issuing the Stamp Act, which taxed almost every sheet of paper they touched, from playing cards to stationary.
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Photos of the crime scene published on social media showed the bodies, some partly naked and covered by a thick sheet of paper, lying in front of the house.
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On a recent day in Harlem, he spread a wrinkled sheet of paper on the table of a Mexican takeout place as if opening his notes for a lecture.
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But on March 5, each woman clutched a single light-green sheet of paper that would change her life: a patta, or title to a small plot of land.
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Winnegrad set each student up with two vials of unlabelled perfume, a sheet of paper, and a pan of watercolors, with which they were supposed to depict the scents.
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Then the scientist retired to another room to watch a row of pens quiver across a rolling sheet of paper, recording the electrical activity in the boy's facial muscles.
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It is only when the skater falls that we see that the ice has been the blank sheet of paper and the marks from her skates are pencil lines.
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The agents gave him a sheet of paper that showed the alphabet and told him to point at letters with a pen, but he could not accomplish that, either.
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Despite his wealth, Kamprad prided himself on being frugal, driving an old car and encouraging staff to write on both sides of a sheet of paper to avoid waste.
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Teigen and Luna held up a sheet of paper that said #LoveMeNow, also the name of a recent hit of Legend's that features Teigen and Luna in the music video.
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What would it look like if the materials and medium of makeup—normally used on a 3D canvas, the human body—were applied to a simple white sheet of paper?
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The Flex Pai is one of the simpler ones — essentially operating like a sheet of paper that (somewhat awkwardly) folds in half so you can slip it in your pocket.
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"If the body was not moving and we handed them a sheet of paper and asked them to touch the parts, we would not have seen same response," Lin said.
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The photo was designed to run across two pages and would need to be a center spread — a continuous sheet of paper rather than two facing pages with a fold.
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Eric Miller's nomination be an appeals judge is reigniting the Senate's fight over "blue slips," a sheet of paper that indicates if a home-state senator approves of a nominee.
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Ismaïl Bahri's film began with a simple premise: he would walk around Tunis with a white sheet of paper taped over his camera lens and record the changes of light.
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Jay Shendure, a graduate student there during the early 2000s and now a professor at the University of Washington, recalls Church handing him a half-sheet of paper one day.
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One of the performers, Matthew Leonard, sits with his back to the audience and begins to draw on a blank sheet of paper; the images are projected onto a screen.
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You don't have to do it from memory (I had an iPad at the altar with me), but the less you are reading from a sheet of paper, the better.
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After the event ended and the president boarded Marine One en route to Iowa, Washington Post photographer Jabin Botsford tweeted an enhanced photo of the sheet of paper Trump brandished.
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Inside the app, you can take a photo of a key by placing it on a white sheet of paper and taking a photo of each side of the key.
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As part of his daylong interview with the club, Boone was presented a sheet of paper with the 2018 season stats of the nine Yankees starters — without their names attached.
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The president produced a sheet of paper and re-read several of his comments about the clashes between white supremacists and protesters that left 22019-year-old Heather Heyer dead.
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Five centuries ago this month, a German theology professor celebrated the Catholic Church's holiest feast day by nailing a single sheet of paper to the main cathedral door in Wittenberg.
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To turn the flashlight on, you simply need to roll the sheet of paper into a tube which closes the circuit loop and sends power from the batteries to the LEDs.
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GREENVILLE, S.C. – Moments after Senator Marco Rubio left the stage at a rally on Thursday, one of his top advisers summoned reporters and handed each of them a sheet of paper.
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Both the Princeton and Imperial methods require scanning a sheet of paper several times; the new technique requires only a single image and can be done in just over a second.
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Perhaps most familiar to people as a foldable, and sometimes frustrating, art, its skill in reducing a sheet of paper to a dense maze of mountains and valleys has wider applications.
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The man was carrying a mobile phone and a sheet of paper showing the Islamic State flag and claims of responsibility written in Arabic, the Paris prosecutor said in a statement.
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If that person has a prior drug conviction and the prosecutor files a single sheet of paper called a "Section 851 Enhancement," the sentence will double from ten to twenty years.
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Trump reads a brief address on opioids off a sheet of paper, suggesting that the opioid crisis might be avoided entirely if people just don't take opioids in the first place.
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I think more people are actually understanding that and getting stuff that really means something to them, rather than just picking something off a sheet of paper that's already made up.
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Right now, a tiny diamond — about half as long as a grain of rice and thinner than a sheet of paper — can hold a hundred times more information than a DVD.
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While answering questions from reporters outside the White House on Tuesday afternoon, Trump pulled a sheet of paper from his pocket and brandished it but refused to show it to reporters.
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The 20163-year-old MacConnell — boyish, equally fit — wore black jeans and a white T-shirt as he sketched on a letter-size sheet of paper with his blue ballpoint pen.
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Each one consisted of the suspect's mug shot printed on a sheet of paper, alongside mug shots of five "fillers" — people of vaguely similar appearance with no connection to the crime.
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During the 90-minute session, each volunteer was asked to write down three to five friends or relatives on a sheet of paper who they thought might be interested in Buttigieg.
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And the discoveries did not end there: Attached to the wooden panel was another sheet of paper, displaying English-language penmanship practice as well as handwriting in a South Indian language.
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The set-up is simple; place wooden blocks shaped like letters (or, in a previous iteration, numbers) on an iPad, which will receive it like a sheet of paper might a stamp.
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But if you don't presume they do this in a certain sequence, and if they replace the sheet of paper with a quantum particle, they can succeed 85 percent of the time.
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Steinberg's use of a rubber stamp in many of his postcard-sized landscapes, usually arranged in a configuration of four or more on a sheet of paper, underscores bureaucracy's control over us.
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Click here to view original GIFYou might recall that grade-school experiment where an iron filing-covered sheet of paper draped over a magnet reveals the invisible lines of its magnetic forces.
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When you think about it, drawing a house in 33D is even more intuitive than on a 2D sheet of paper, just because the house is in 3D in the real world.
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If the Universe is 'flat' (like a sheet of paper), as we've tested it to be at better than a percent precision, or 'open' (like a saddle), then it really is infinite.
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You remember those stories of people making "creative" video resumes from a few years ago, which seemed designed to put your A4 sheet of paper with a hotmail email address to shame?
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Dorothee Clasen As seen in the video, the Cirquids function by printing or drawing water-resistant wax onto a sheet of paper (heated, to ensure that the wax permeates the paper fibers).
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Anthony Levandowski took his seat in a conference room one sunny Friday morning in April and proceeded to read the same phrase from a sheet of paper for the next five hours.
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A Japanese student handed her professor what appeared to be a blank sheet of paper for her final exam in a ninja history course at Mie University in Japan, the BBC reported.
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This one-page sheet of paper concludes with the name of the funeral home that will oversee the cremation of my remains and the site of the cemetery plot for the ashes.
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CAPE TOWN (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - It was after nightfall when the folded sheet of paper was slipped under the door of the Mission to Seafarers building in South Africa's Cape Town harbor.
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In this respect, the researchers write, their process is "origami-like" since it only uses a single sheet of paper and doesn't allow for any additional cuts besides the initial laser cut.
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Microsoft's Panos Panay spent a good few minutes talking up the screen's True Scale capabilities; he showed how a single sheet of paper is exactly the same size as in real life.
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Better to have left the president to contemplate a sheet of paper with a one-line sentence from a former secretary of state: Pottery Barn rule — you break it, you own it.
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Think of it as erasing a drawing on a sheet of paper and starting a new one on the same sheet: The trace of the old image remains; you can't unsee it.
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The sketches, which were made on both sides of a single sheet of paper, will be sold on October 20173 at Cheffins auction house, with all proceeds donated to the Art Fund.
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On a visit to the Oval Office, Nixon produced a felt-point pen and a sheet of paper and asked her to sign her name as it would appear on paper currency.
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"Famous" is an eminently serviceable pop-country song in the gentleman mode from someone actually wearing a bow tie (and reading the lyrics off a sheet of paper, judging by the video).
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Too often you create committees and keep evaluating and so on and so forth, and you look at this sheet of paper and it's, supposedly, like you're working on like 100 things.
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In lieu of art, Booth 317 will host a single sheet of paper that explains why the space is empty, said Ms. Edelman, who also owns the Catherine Edelman Gallery in Chicago.
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Garcia ran to find a sheet of paper and a marker to prepare a name tag before the body was taken to a grade school that was being used as a makeshift morgue.
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On the front you clip a sheet of paper that you can draw on, then push a scan button that absorbs all your doodles into a pinball game in a Lite-Brite flash.
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And as for Tamarion's punishment, it was returned to the teacher, signed as promised — but with a second sheet of paper attached, the family said: Tamarion, writing the definition of the word "ma'am."
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North Korea said the U.S. must "withdraw its hostile policy" toward Pyongyang or agreements reached at the landmark Singapore summit may become "a blank sheet of paper," Reuters reported Tuesday, citing state media.
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The A4 social media challenge in 2017 featured women posting pictures of themselves covering their waists with an A4 sheet of paper (21 centimeters by 29.7 centimeters, or 8 inches by 11 inches).
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"The Hyundai Commercial Vehicles Design Team started with a white sheet of paper focusing on the new defined functionality resetting all standards in order to project commercial vehicles in the future," he continued.
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During a closed portion of that meeting, Mr. Trump snapped at staff members for handing out a sheet of paper he had not seen before that included an elaborate plan for border security.
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Ms. Nuur gave me a prescription-style sheet of paper telling me to buy probiotics, concentrate on hip and heart openers in my yoga practice, and to dance, chant and laugh more often.
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"I always do this, and it also helps me that I have a speech, and I hate looking at a paper like that," he said, showing an all-white, unslashed sheet of paper.
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"Carry a sheet of paper with you for a few weeks and write down, as you think of them, all the subjects that you are prepared to talk about through experience," Carnegie suggested.
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The words were written on a yellow sheet of paper, torn off from a legal pad, in black, blue and red ink, and the ones that explicitly threatened rape were written in red.
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I pulled out a pencil and a clean sheet of paper, and right there in the reading room I wrote her a note, an invitation to visit Harvard and lead a poetry workshop.
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Hackett said he's "most impressed" with Rivian's skateboard technology, and he lauded the cleverness of the design, noting that Rivian had the freedom to design its electric vehicles from a clean sheet of paper.
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" Amazon customer Johnny J. Ray follows up with: "Engineering is more than following instructions on a sheet of paper, it is about taking concepts and applying them in new ways to build something new.
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The "blue-slip" rule has traditionally allowed a home-state senator to stop a lower-court nominee by refusing to return a sheet of paper, known as the blue slip, to the Judiciary Committee.
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And unlike filling in bubbles on a sheet of paper, ExpressVote is anything but intuitive to use, as this demonstration video from Johnson County, Kansas—a real treat for fans of 1950s instructional films!
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He felt detached from himself, like when he was taking a difficult math test and he was frightened but his pencil began to hop over the sheet of paper on its own, writing numbers.
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Inside, Professor Farabee explained the volume's history and gave an impromptu lesson in Renaissance bookmaking, demonstrating how to fold a sheet of paper once to make a folio, then again into quartos and octavos.
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So he got up from his seat, asked for a new sheet of paper from the moderator and seceded from his friends to form a one-person team he named "The Confederacy," Painter said.
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He and his cofounder, Adam Boeselager, began with a blank sheet of paper and envisioned what their product could be, designing the experience they wanted to deliver with every customer touch-point in mind.
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Mr. Trott was one of the first lawmakers to enter the Oval Office after the Rose Garden celebration and he stood behind the president's desk when Mr. Trump pulled out a sheet of paper.
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But the nomination will mark the latest turn in the Senate's years-long fight over the "blue slip," a sheet of paper that indicates whether or not a home-state senator supports a nomination.
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This sheet of paper was so handy in facilitating our discussion when we got home to look over the numbers, and helped us feel confident that this broker was knowledgeable and provided options.5.
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"Watermelon and Knife" of 1839 is an exquisitely beautiful yet enigmatic depiction of a simple ritual, the fruit sitting under a translucent sheet of paper, wafer thin twirls of just-cut flesh hanging above.
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I'd stay home and make calls until I had exhausted my list of numbers, a worn and wrinkled sheet of paper with names and numbers I'd been adding to each time we went through this.
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The book's intro—a pink sheet of paper with blue ink illustrations—explains that Singaporean design is the result of years of multi-cultural immigration to a seaport island that was once a British colony.
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The transformation of this $1 blade is nothing short of astounding; it goes from barely being able to cut through a sheet of paper to turning a tomato into tissue-thin slices with minimal effort.
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Utilizing the new augmented reality features built into iOS 11, you can point the camera at a sheet of paper and it will scan it and then let you use Markup to write on it.
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We are all too aware of what it means to love Bobby Zamora, to glorify his name using nothing more than a marker pen, an A3 sheet of paper, and a heart full of admiration.
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Other tools, such as a digital character sheet, just make sense, allowing gamers to update them quickly and accurately, but also access them on a variety of devices, rather than a single sheet of paper.
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At the end of the seminar, Grossman uncaps two markers, bends toward the easel, and writes the word LOVE in large block letters on a fresh sheet of paper, underscoring it with a squiggly flourish.
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A little later, I heard a soft, rapid tapping behind me: this emanated from a sheet of paper that Karre—who doubled as the work's producer—was holding a few inches away from a subwoofer.
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With the Russian military officers observing from their seats on white plastic lawn furniture, the young men clanked battered Kalashnikovs onto a table, surrendering their weapons, then pressed a thumbprint on a sheet of paper.
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He came bearing a sheet of paper outlining an offer by Iran to negotiate with the Obama administration on a range of issues, including the country's nuclear program as well as its support for Hezbollah.
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North Korea warned that if the United States does not come up with something new "before it is too late", the joint statement would just turn out to be a "mere blank sheet of paper".
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The next morning, looking ill at ease and reading from a sheet of paper, Hariri announced his resignation and, using uncharacteristically blunt language, lambasted Hezbollah and Iran and claimed that he feared for his life.
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They're made by composing in ink — with brush, rag, finger, fingernail, stick, just about anything — on a blank plate that is then layered with a damp sheet of paper and run through a printing press.
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North Korean state media called on the United States earlier on Tuesday to "withdraw its hostile policy" toward Pyongyang or agreements made at their first summit in Singapore might become "a blank sheet of paper".
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If you're as fanatical as I am, follow Mr. Cutler's suggestion and hover a white business card or a white sheet of paper near the screen — don't touch it — before showtime to compare the colors.
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"Look at this — 'Trump 23 percent,' next one is 216 percent, next one is 22020, 4, 3, 3, 3, 2, 1, 163, 1, 1," Trump read off a sheet of paper, before tossing it away.
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"We started with a clean sheet of paper, we've been at it for a year and we now have, post-Firewood, 1,800 people in 23 countries and a market cap of $600 million," Sorrell said.
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"I have my staff contact the Defense Department every morning at 6 o'clock to tell me exactly how many troops are injured, how many troops are wounded," Biden said, reading from a sheet of paper.
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A couple of months after I mailed mine in, they sent me a sheet of paper saying that I was not approved to see either of my two sons, Harvey and Antwan, who are incarcerated.
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"You can put a tray in a beehive with a kind of graph pattern on and then look at how many Varroa mites have fallen through the mesh floor onto this sheet of paper," Samp explains.
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The work was also inspired by another project that Prakash is known for: the Foldscope, an origami paper optical microscope that can be made for 50 cents with a sheet of paper and a simple lens.
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However, if you start from a clean sheet of paper and analyze what a neural network looks like, you can, if you put really smart people in the same room […] come up with a better architecture.
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That's the frame of this new episode of Radiolab, which chronicles the evolution of Facebook's content policy from a single sheet of paper into 27 pages of comically specific rules about nudity, sex, violence, and more.
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In 2005 a team from Imperial College London used a laser to scan the surface of a sheet of paper from four different angles, using the intensity of the reflected light as proxy for surface structure.
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At one point, according to both Rahimi's affadvait and the FBI records, Rahimi was shown a sheet of paper with the alphabet with which he could use his eyes movements between letters to spell out words.
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Before any Trump supporters come out of the woodwork to cry foul and suggest that maybe this sheet of paper didn't belong to the president... there's another photo that shows him actually adding the blue himself.
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Then he hands her a clear sheet of paper, has her put her initials on that, then uses a combination of light and lenses to display a picture of those initials on a grain of rice.
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The menu is divided into sections like "Two Legs and Four Legs" and "Fins and Shells" and printed on a sheet of paper on which diners are meant to tick off their choices with a pencil.
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But when she walked glumly to a lectern at a ballroom in a downtown Los Angeles hotel, a sheet of paper in hand, Sharapova promptly changed the expected story line by instead disclosing the failed test.
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After the young men leave, we get a brief glimpse of the world beyond the sheet of paper and find a canal and line of houses mostly obstructed by a man in a white T-shirt.
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Measuring only slightly larger than a standard sheet of paper, Benjamin West's "Benjamin Franklin Drawing Electricity from the Sky" commemorates the Founding Father's famous 1752 kite experiment, which he used to prove that lightning is electricity.
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Old-fashioned Xeroxing — slapping a single sheet of paper on a glass plate, pushing a button, waiting for the copy to print out, then doing it all over again with the next page — is anything but.
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Do what my brother and I have done for 20 years, with wrestlers all our own, cutting promos and making pay-per-views on nothing but a sheet of paper and a toilet paper roll microphone.
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"Swallow" (2013), a larger canvas with globs of pigment perched casually on its frame, includes a trompe l'oeil sheet of paper painted with a diaristic poem that ends with a swallow dipping into the Delaware River.
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His dedication to careful arrangements is evident in one of GRI's acquisitions, "Linguaviagem," a poem on a long sheet of paper that folds into a cube, with each side showcasing just three letters of the word.
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The coil part of the device sticks to the back of your phone—it shouldn't protrude any more than a sheet of paper, but the smooth aesthetics of your phone will inevitably be affected to some degree.
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But this self-portrait is just part of the painting: an image on a sheet of paper held in the hand of yet another Dolci, this one hatless, with a clean linen collar and a doleful expression.
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She appears in the video reading her apology off a sheet of paper, leading many to speculate that her Korean management company JYP Entertainment had coerced her to appease mainland Chinese fans, who represent a lucrative market.
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Human rights lawyer Asma Jehangir, counsel for two people who have appealed their death sentences, said her clients were forced to affix a thumbprint to a blank sheet of paper, which was later turned into a confession.
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More than 2,000 years ago, the Chinese realized that plant fibers, now known as cellulose, could be beaten, mixed with water and then left on a screen to drain until a sheet — a sheet of paper — remains.
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"It is an interesting time for them to be looking at opportunities with a clean sheet of paper, without maybe a lot of the baggage that many members of the market are currently carrying," Mr. Tovey said.
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He might press oil paint through the screen onto a board or sheet of paper, or pour ceramic glaze over a clay slab, or set the screen on fire and let the chips fall where they may.
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Then they will create their park on a huge sheet of paper on the floor, using materials like pipe cleaners, fabric, Bubble Wrap and cardboard to fashion trees, gardens, monuments, statues and whatever they want to add.
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When I buy my mackerel, the whole thing is simply lifted off the spike, rolled in a sheet of paper like a bottle of wine at a liquor shop and handed to me greasy and piping hot.
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Once you add all that stuff in, you see that you're going to need a full sheet of paper — just like IRS Form 1040EZ, which already exists and offers most taxpayers a relatively simple way to file.
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That act was to touch a loaded brush to a vertical sheet of paper or canvas, making a row of imprints resembling a teardrop or raindrop, one after another, row after row, until the surface was filled.
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My initial angle on this article was to forecast the winners in each category, write them on a sheet of paper and give it to the president of the automotive association, John Vincent, in a sealed envelope.
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Most cosmologists have long preferred, on mathematical grounds, to think of space-time as flat, like a sheet of paper, and infinite; added mass instead would make it curved, like the surface of a sphere, and finite.
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Dear New York Today readers, In your weekly tangle of quickly worded emails, unpunctuated Slack messages and emoji text conversations, when was the last time you sat down and collected your thoughts on a sheet of paper?
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During this artistic zenith he created over 400 artworks, independently choosing colors, patterns, and themes, and deciding when the picture was finished by refusing to continue until Morris provided him with a new, clean sheet of paper.
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Eye-popping TVs from Samsung, Sony, LG, and other companies have dominated CES in recent years, like Samsung's modular micro-LED set known as "The Wall" and LG's TV that rolls up like a sheet of paper.
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One emergency room finally found someone to examine the 8-month-old girl — on condition that Serrano supply a blank sheet of paper, because the hospital had no paper of its own on which to record notes.
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Among the bound sheaves is an uprooted tussock, yanked from the earth by King Leopold III himself in 250 — three years before Belgium relinquished its claim to Congo — squashed flat and taped to a sheet of paper.
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One of the survivors, Omar Adnan, stood near his destroyed home on Sunday and held up a white sheet of paper with 27 names of his extended family members, either dead or missing, written in blue ink.
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These old Canon machines no longer accepted faxes, but if they were fed a message with an image to copy with Warwicker holding the sheet of paper back, the machine would start to draw lines and stretch words.
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When Greg Cannom, Kate Biscoe, Patricia Dehaney-Le May took the stage to accept the award for their work on the film Vice, they attempted to share speech duties by taking turns reading off a sheet of paper.
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Unless inspiration only strikes you when you're staring at a blank sheet of paper, you might be better off going with one of Wacom's cheaper Intuos $80 drawing tablets instead if you're looking for the most affordable solution.
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For the run of the fair, which this year has relocated from the Park Avenue Armory to Pier 94 on the Hudson, booth 317 will simply contain a sheet of paper explaining the reasons for Ag Galerie's withdrawal.
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"We had an opportunity to take a clean sheet of paper and draw out what we might do," said that executive, Stephen Scherr, the chief of strategy for Goldman and the chief executive of its federally insured bank.
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The blue slip rule — a precedent upheld by Senate tradition — has historically allowed a home-state senator to stop a lower-court nominee by refusing to return a sheet of paper, the blue slip, to the Judiciary Committee.
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It began with a simple premise: he would walk around Tunis with a white sheet of paper taped over his camera lens and record the changes of light enacted by the wind and other elements of the city.
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One early piece, "Micro 1," consisted of his crumpling a large sheet of paper around a live microphone; the audience was then invited to listen to the paper uncrinkle as it strove to return to its original state.
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Visitors are not given much to go on beyond a sheet of paper that lists the titles of each text, which are scattered throughout the house on kitchen cabinets and towels, blankets, and hanging shirts, walls, and ceilings.
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The "blue-slip" rule -- a precedent upheld by Senate tradition -- allows a home-state senator to stop a lower-court nominee by refusing to return a sheet of paper, known as a blue slip, to the Judiciary Committee.
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Their silent "Out of the Inkwell" shorts are delirious metafictions that show Max at work in his office, drawing a small clown who finds ways to escape the sheet of paper and make mischief in the outside world.
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The "blue slip" rule — a precedent upheld by Senate tradition — has historically allowed a home-state senator to stop a lower-court nominee by refusing to return a sheet of paper, the "blue slip," to the Judiciary Committee.
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The "blue-slip" rule — a precedent upheld by Senate tradition — allows a home-state senator to stop a lower-court nominee by refusing to return a sheet of paper, known as a blue slip, to the Judiciary Committee.
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The "blue-slip" rule — a senatorial courtesy upheld by tradition — allows a home-state senator to stop a lower-court nominee by refusing to return a sheet of paper, known as the blue slip, to the Judiciary Committee.
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The 11-inch display is housed in a device similar to the size of the previous 10.5-inch iPad Pro, and the 12.9-inch model is physically smaller than its predecessor — about the size of a sheet of paper.
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Keep Recipes At Eye-LevelIt may seem obvious to keep the recipe, whatever its form (printed out on a sheet of paper, on your phone, in a cookbook) out of the way when you're getting messy in the kitchen.
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"When you are in unchartered territory you have effectively a blank sheet of paper in front of you then you have an opportunity to think things that may have been previously unthinkable," Sturgeon told the BBC's Andrew Marr Show.
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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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If you are lucky enough to be in the path of the eclipse, remember not to look at the Sun except through special eclipse glasses or by other indirect means, like a pinhole poked into a sheet of paper.
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These people look at the checked boxes and, having been trained differently, make marks on a third sheet of paper: if box 2-B checked, make a horizontal line, if box 17-Y checked, a circle on the right.
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"At some point toward the end, when we finally arrested him and took him out of there, he did write down on a sheet of paper, 'I want my attorney, I don't want to talk to you,' " Snyder said.
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IN THE VAULTS of Monte dei Paschi di Siena is a torn and yellowing sheet of paper: a death sentence from the 15th century, handed down for trying to steal gold from what may be the world's oldest bank.
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The blue-slip rule — a precedent upheld by Senate tradition — has allowed a home-state senator to stop a lower-court nominee by refusing to return a sheet of paper, known as a blue slip, to the Judiciary Committee.
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Democrats have pushed back against efforts to change the rules and are fuming at Republicans for confirming circuit court nominees even when home-state senators don't submit a blue slip, a sheet of paper indicating support for the nominee.
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In fact, calculations by Justin Atchison and Mason Peck have shown that an object shaped like a sheet of paper, curved to fall flat side first, could in theory enter the atmosphere "softly" without ever reaching especially high temperatures.
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And Senate Republicans have warned they won't let the refusal of a home state senator to return a "blue slip" — a sheet of paper that indicates if they support the nominee — to stop the Senate from moving them forward.
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In the resulting video, we see the artist (in biker boots and her underwear) empty a can of green paint onto the floor, dip her derrière in the puddle, and leave imprints of it on a sheet of paper.
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Photos of the sheet of paper containing remarks that Trump read from at the beginning of the event reveal that someone with handwriting similar to Trump's had crossed out the word "Corona," and wrote the word "Chinese" above it.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korean state media called on the United States on Tuesday to "withdraw its hostile policy" towards Pyongyang or agreements made at a landmark summit in Singapore a year ago might become "a blank sheet of paper".
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Merging the talents of a fashion designer and an architect, she makes drawings that resemble instructions on how to build a model out of a kit, or, as in origami, fold a sheet of paper into a fantastical creature.
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Once the crows were trained to recognize which sizes of paper tools resulted in a food reward, the scientists took all paper pieces away and replaced them with a single large sheet of paper that didn't fit into the dispenser.
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The home button with Touch ID is gone — it's been replaced with Face ID. The iPad is 15% thinner than before, and the two new screen sizes are 11 inches and 12.9 inches, roughly the size of a sheet of paper.
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In the latter case, if you think about how many artists have been confident enough to make a figure drawing on a sheet of paper as large as one that Gross filled, you get a strong sense of her ferocious ambition.
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The slim volumes—11.5cm x 213cm and 56 pages—were designed so that they could be printed from a single sheet of paper known as a "quad crown"; their format has remained unchanged since they were first published in 1867.
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The blue-slip rule — a precedent upheld by Senate tradition — has historically allowed a home-state senator to stop a lower-court nominee by refusing to return a sheet of paper, known as a blue slip, to the Judiciary Committee.
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That night, Robinson, a professor at Alabama State College, typed a boycott announcement three times on a single sheet of paper and began running it through the school's mimeograph machine, for distribution through a local network of black social organizations.
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Ms. Galvis, who now is 29 and lives in Queens, grew up in Colombia, where she just walked into a tattoo parlor in Bogotá and glanced at a sheet of paper crammed with popular design choices that hung on the wall.
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And when I left Italy, all passengers on my flight had to fill out a sheet of paper detailing where they had been in the last two weeks, their contact information, and where they would be staying in New York.
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But when the Ninth, a piece I would normally shrug off as overplayed, came to a galvanizing end, I looked down at a blank sheet of paper and realized I had spent the entire finale with my eyes on the stage.
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The "blue-slip" rule — a precedent upheld by Senate tradition — has historically allowed a home-state senator to stop a lower-court nominee by refusing to return a sheet of paper, known as a blue slip, to the Judiciary Committee.
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The details were summarized in a single sheet of paper: Overall, it's a huge cut to corporate taxes and individual rates for high earners, with some significant cuts to deductions that are nowhere near enough to pay for it all.
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But Toast provides a nice quick guide to applying the covers correctly, and once I was able to align one side, the remaining process was a matter of simply peeling away the protective sheet of paper and laying the cover into place.
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Investigators further allege they have blood evidence from inside Madison's home: Police allegedly found a bloodied pair of jeans along with blood on a bathroom sink, parts of some walls, on mattress, a bed frame and a sheet of paper, the outlet reports.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Seven years ago, Bologna-based designer Gianluca Gimini started approaching friends and strangers with an odd request: He'd hand them a pen and a sheet of paper and ask that they immediately draw a bicycle from memory.
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Not clamshell devices like the classic Motorola Razr, or a hinged, two-screen curiosity like the instantly forgotten ZTE Axon M. These new phones—the unnamed concept Samsung showed off, and China's Royole FlexPai—have screens that bend like a sheet of paper.
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A single sheet of paper lay on each of our seats with the following message: "dropped acid with my favourite person became an angel watched over the city Below" Then it was show time: or rather, 30 seconds of pitch black and silence.
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At the practices leading up to the McDonald's All-American Game—an annual showcase of the best high-school basketball players in the country—media and scouts are each given a sheet of paper with the faces of participating players, printed in color.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A man shot dead at a Paris police station on Thursday was carrying a mobile phone and a sheet of paper showing the Islamic State flag and claims of responsibility written in Arabic, the Paris prosecutor said in a statement.
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Mr. Bierman had long wanted to find a map from graphics to print as a panoramic, a massive 48-inch sheet of paper as big as four pages of the newspaper side by side, which is a relatively new capability for the Times.
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"This was going to be my remarks — it would have taken about two minutes, but what the hell — that would have been a little boring," Mr. Trump said, tossing a sheet of paper covered with neat paragraphs of text into the audience.
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The official U.S. delegation, which included no senior political officials from the Trump administration, was huddled behind a closed door in a blue-walled room that was marked only by a sheet of paper directing inquiries to a State Department email address.
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In its most advanced form, you write a paragraph on a sheet of paper, fold the paper over leaving the last line exposed, and then the next person has to pick up the story without full knowledge of what you were aiming for.
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There's an ethics test in which participants record their answers not by filling out a sheet of paper or pressing buttons on a keyboard, but with "eye-motion tracking technology," said Lauren Parikhal, a marketing and communications manager at the Hall of Science.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads For some artists, a sheet of paper, a length of canvas, a block of wood or stone, or a computer screen might not provide a large enough starting point for communicating their biggest, boldest, most expansive ideas.
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She was working as a contractor with a Top Secret security clearance with Pluribus International Corporation at a federal facility in Georgia when, according to the Justice Department, she printed out a sheet of paper with classified information and mailed it to a news organization.
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The one-room show answers the titular question — a herbarium is basically a botanical library — and includes selected specimens that represent current research, historical context, and oddities, like the corpse flower, with its voluminous purple bloom now flattened on an acid-free sheet of paper.
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Mr. Seeger's wife, Toshi, used to cover their tax return with a blank sheet of paper so he saw only the one line he had to sign and not the amount of money he was sending to Washington to pay for wars he disapproved of.
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In an article due to be published in Transactions on Privacy and Security, Ehsan Toreini, a security expert at the University of Newcastle, and his colleagues, describe a way to turn that randomness into a "fingerprint" that is unique to any given sheet of paper.
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Inspired by origami and papercraft, Teoh and his colleagues applied their design knowledge to creating not just a fold-up polyhedron (you can cut one out of any sheet of paper) but a mechanism that would perform that folding process in one smooth movement.
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In the most extreme of Degas' landscapes, such as the two impressions of the same plate, both titled "Autumn Landscape (L'Estérel)," from 1890, the monotype is a thing, a stained, mottled sheet of paper bearing, perhaps, a passing resemblance to trees, mountains and sky.
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"Laying down a sheet of paper and neatly copying out the Party Constitution left blissful memories of their wedding night for these newlyweds," said an account of the event, first issued online on Monday by their employers, the railway bureau of the city of Nanchang.
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For an early 1990s performance project called "Assignment No. 383: Copying the 'Orchid Pavilion Preface' 1000 Times," the Beijing-based artist Qiu Zhijie copied a classic fourth-century A.D. calligraphic text over and over on a single sheet of paper until the sheet turned black.
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At the Economic Institute where my mother worked on generating five-year plans and at the state gas company, Gazprom, where my father designed pipelines, a sheet of paper made the rounds as soon as the new issue of Burda came into someone's possession.
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" It's a baptism by vomit — and we see Knausgaard's nonjudgmental kinship with everything he encounters, from a badger trundling down the street to a louse he combs from his daughter's hair, "a tiny silvery creature standing on the sheet of paper, looking a little dazed.
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If you have something more specific in mind, if you want it medium or black and blue, then write your request on a sheet of paper, tear it into small pieces and throw them into the air when the piano player sings 'Happy Birthday.
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Then he leaped across the office to grab a sheet of paper — bullet points from a speech he recently gave in Washington, D.C. He ticked them off: Between 2010 and 2014, the EU brought antitrust cases against 81 companies; only 21 were U.S. companies.
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The Washington Post's Philip Bump conducted a thorough investigation that included, among other things, the photographic concept of foreshortening, a 1902 study of the finger lengths of imprisoned criminals, and a comparison of the size of Trump's hands with the size of a sheet of paper.
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Harry Smith's "Untitled Drawing, October 19, 1951" (1951), which was done in ink, watercolor and tempera on a sheet of paper measuring 24 ½ x 18 ¾ inches, reminds me of a map of both earth's inner core as well as an early version of the solar system.
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Usually that means holding up a sheet of paper with your name and the date on it, but Gates went for something far more interesting this time: he restaged an extremely chill photo of himself in high school, laying back on a desk while taking a call.
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In that corner Republicans could pull out a blank sheet of paper and on one side define the biggest forces shaping the world today — and the challenges and opportunities they pose to America — and on the other side define conservative, market-based policies to address them.
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As the men -- separated at the table only by Vice President Mike Pence -- began arguing, Trump reached into his jacket pocket to retrieve a sheet of paper: the "great letter" from North Korean leader Kim Jong Un he had brandished to reporters earlier in the day.
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Exhibited in the spacious gallery on Rue du Temple, Convert used the khachkar to create a large frottage drawing, by placing the stone beneath a sheet of paper and rubbing the shapes and textures with a pencil, thereby creating an exact index/imprint of the stone.
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"What an amazing opportunity to take an amazing brand like Toys R Us, start with a clean sheet of paper, and draw a store and bring it to life," said Richard Barry, the CEO of Tru Kids Brands and Toys R Us&apos former chief marketing officer.
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The report said a four-point joint statement signed by Trump and Kim on June 12 last year pledging to work towards a new relationship "is in danger of being a blank sheet of paper because the U.S. is turning a blind eye to its implementation".
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The works by Sherman in the exhibition date from those student years, when she was dressing up as various campy characters, male and female, white and black, sometimes cutting the photographic images from their blank backdrops and pasting them into comic vignettes against a white sheet of paper.
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The longer I looked at the large, gestural, blue abstraction, whose sheet of paper was moving gently in the breeze, the more I was convinced that it could be read as a metaphor of Wei's life and art, and that for him there was no separation between the two.
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For now, the research team is exploring potential uses of the graphene technology in improving things like ultrasound imaging and signal combination, which certainly aren't quite as cool as an ultra-high-quality speaker that's as thick as a sheet of paper, but all tech has to start somewhere.
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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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When he applies dry pigment to a sheet of paper, as he does in " Untitled" (January 1, 1985), the muted pinks and blues come across as dusty and worn, like something that has been left out in the elements, infusing this abstract work with a soft tremolo of wistfulness.
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Maximilian Prüfer's contribution to the "Landscapes" room, a triptych called "Crow: Traces of larvae and flies around a crow" (21918), is an example of the artist's technique of creating an image (which he calls "Naturantypie") from the trails of insects crawling their way around a sheet of paper.
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At spots like the Progress, in San Francisco, where guests glance at a sheet of paper and use a pencil to check off which tasting menu items they desire, there is evidence that restaurateurs are coming back to the old-fashioned idea that customers want some control over what they eat.
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At one of my very first group meetings in Kip's group as a young student—this was 1991 or so—he came in with a big sheet of paper, and he had typed up everything that needed to be done on the theory side if LIGO was going to work.
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"As one interviewee framed it, market participants almost need to start again with a blank sheet of paper, look at what the market is supposed to do, and then think about how we can best make it work given the realities of today's regulatory and monetary environment," the report said.
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It was embarrassing to have to tell people who literally just lost everything – including their printers and internet – that the law requires them to print and fax, scan, or mail in a sheet of paper authorizing us to speak to FEMA or any other agency before we could do anything.
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Measuring 11.1-inches by 8.3-inches (including a rather large chin that also houses the USB-C and HDMI ports), the whole thing is roughly the size of a sheet of paper, and at 4mm thick for the display portion, it's nearly as thin as a few sheets stacked together, too.
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I just can't believe that after a day of putting my life on the line for you and our American way of life the first thing you want me to do is somehow come up with a sheet of paper and a pen that works and write you some long letter.
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And the worst part: Despite the fact that the odds are way higher that you're going to throw your document on the internet than on a sheet of paper, the entire structure of the software—even for internet-native approaches like Google Docs—is designed for the end goal of printing.
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The ManHoods were accompanied by a sheet of paper containing elaborate and extensive notes along with a twelve-step instruction program which Damien described as "far too dense and weird" and which I found too disturbing to read fully so we were both left shooting in the dark a little bit.
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Television footage of the July 16 ceremony shows Prayuth reading from a sheet of paper as he and his cabinet swore their loyalty to the king and vowed to perform their duties for the benefit of the county and the people, but leaving out the last bit about the constitution.
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"In Allah's noble house, and on this thankful Friday, I declare and swear ... I have never instructed any individual to murder a woman of Mongolian nationality named Altantuya Shaariibuu," Najib read from a sheet of paper at a mosque in central Kuala Lumpur, his wife and daughter by his side.
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Both Warhol and Marshall appropriated Rorschach's inkblots, while Conner devised a method that consisted of drawing wet ink lines on one half of a sheet of paper and then folding it down a pre-made crease to leave a mirror image on the other side – an act that slowed down and compartmentalized drawing.
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While the works do not initially seem to have much in common, one feature many of them share is a strong horizontal: three overlapping strips of masking tape placed above a pencil line in the drawing "Untitled" (1975); a strip of painted metal attached to a sheet of paper in "Untitled" (ca.
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Then you're given this on a sheet of paper: As a human with a brain, you take this paper for instructions, and you understand that the green and red circles represent balls of those colors, and that red ones need to go to the left, while green ones go to the right.
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There was the click and whir of a printer, and then he handed us a miraculous document: a sheet of paper listing what we needed to know about dorm rooms at Kenyon College, what items the college would provide, what we could and could not bring, and what we might want to buy.
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Kevin Wright, the minister of education at the Riverside Church in Manhattan, suggests this exercise: On one side of a sheet of paper or computer screen, make a list of what you think you need to do to save the marriage, and on the other side, what your spouse needs to do.
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It would be nice if the instructions for my MasterCase Maker 5 PC case, which unfold to a single, four-foot long sheet of paper, made it clear that I had to run a SATA cable behind the motherboard to a separate card so the fans could get power, but it didn't.
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In "Game 1," they are gathered around a table, passing around a white sheet of paper as if writing the script for the Bangladesh genocide of 1971, while in "The Anatomy Lesson" they have completed the act of cutting up the nation into pieces as they stare down morbidly at a cadaver.
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Before 28500, senators could force any nomination to garner bipartisan support by making it overcome a 6900-vote procedural hurdle The "blue slip" is another Senate tradition determined by the Senate Judiciary Committee chairman that allows home-state senators to delay or nix a judicial nominee by not returning a blue sheet of paper.
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By compressing spiky forms into the veined skin of decalcomania, the technique of transferring wet paint onto a surface from a sheet of paper, or sharp-edged transparent planes into a granular black ground, Kaiser is able to bring order and violence, symmetry and dissolution, semi-transparent edges and depthlessness into the same visual field.
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The Iowa senator argued that both nominees are "well qualified" and "deserve the Judiciary Committee's further consideration" The "blue-slip" rule — a precedent upheld by Senate tradition — has historically allowed a home-state senator to stop a lower-court nominee by refusing to return a sheet of paper, known as a blue slip, to the Judiciary Committee.
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Regulars often tick off choices on the hors d'oeuvres list, a separate sheet of paper that comes with a golf pencil: a poached and oil-marinated sardine; crisp sticks of celery root in rémoulade that may need more mustard; ham with flageolets and a handful of other dried beans, each cooked until just tender; the egg mayo, on the menu since opening day.
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I mention the frames because in many ways they complete the work: where the sheet of paper is irregularly cut, usually into a quasi-trapezoidal shape, the frame either distracts you from noticing the atypical format, or, once you realize that the support is off-kilter, it encases the painting like a natural history specimen, lending it a fetchingly organic feel.
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ACKMAN: I WOULD BET THERE ARE CONCEPTS STARTED IN THE LAST SIX MONTHS THAT WILL BECOME MAJOR RETAILERS, BUT THEY HAVE THE BENEFIT OF STARTING WITH A BLANK SHEET OF PAPER, AND ITS VERY HARD TO TAKE A MACYS, RIGHT, WHICH HAS HAD A HUGE FIXED ASSET AROUND THE COUNTRY STUCK IN A BUNCH OF MALLS AND TURN IT INTO INCREDIBLY INNOVATIVE RETAIL.
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Yet where Minimalist icons by the likes of Richard Serra or Tony Smith stare down the viewer with their size, weight, and precision, "Nacre'ous Composite Vivisection" is anti-monumental, hung low to the ground (the bottom edge flush with the floor); the circle is off-center and a smaller sheet of paper sits on the top edge like a chimney.
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In 1979, Nurse with Wound, the British avant-garde band led by Steve Stapleton, released its debut album, Chance Meeting on a Dissecting Table of a Sewing Machine and an Umbrella, which was packaged with a sheet of paper containing, in dense all-caps, a typewritten list of nearly 300 artist names, from British improv group AMM to Frank Zappa.
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Describing the list Sontag made of all the people she had sex with between her first time (at 19593) and her engagement (at 17)—36 people in total, a harbinger of decades to come—Moser recognizes the ways in which these sexual escapades were most obviously an attempt to turn herself straight (the sheet of paper was labeled "The Bi's Progress").
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Ms. Warren's rallies can often approximate the sheen of a winner's: the nods from voters as she speaks about her Oklahoma youth; men in flannel shirts whoot-whooting for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau; a boy with a blue crayon, coloring in the bubble letters on a sheet of paper reading "Dream Big, Fight Hard," turning to clap when the adults clapped.
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Bob Woodward alleges in his book former National Economic Council Director Gary CohnGary David CohnTrump says US will hit China with new round of tariffs next month Gary Cohn bemoans 'dramatic impact' of Trump tariffs Press: Acosta, latest to walk the plank MORE stole the sheet of paper from Trump's desk to prevent him from withdrawing from a trade deal with South Korea.
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At each of the new experiments' core is the quantum Hall effect: When electrons are confined to two dimensions, as if they are stuck on the surface of a sheet of paper (like in graphene or in certain layers of semiconductors), and a magnetic field is passed through that sheet perpendicularly, some of the system's electrical properties become restricted to multiples of exact number values.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Wednesday expressed surprise that cameras captured some of the contents of a sheet of paper he claimed contained details of an undisclosed agreement between the U.S. and Mexico.
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Done on a squarish sheet of paper, the drawing "[mothermap]" (2019) is divided into an eight-by-eight grid, with the vertical row numbered 1 through 8, while the horizontal row receives the alphabetical designations of A through H. This iteration of "[mothermap]," in which Pham depicts an aerial view of various architectural structures in a hilly terrain, is the third version of the generating source for the drawings that follow.
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You should be able to take out a one-page sheet of paper and say, 'I am buying the General Motors company at $56 billion because…' And if you can't answer that question, if you can't write that out, then you'll go on to something else and if you're buying Berkshire, you have to say, 'I am buying Berkshire Hathaway at $500 billion because…' -- and the answer isn't something you can write.
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Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyWhite House denies exploring payroll tax cut to offset worsening economy Schumer joins Pelosi in opposition to post-Brexit trade deal that risks Northern Ireland accord GOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation MORE (R-Iowa), have also refused to let the lack of a "blue slip"— a sheet of paper indicating support — from a home state senator prevent a circuit court pick from getting a vote.
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Smith took to Twitter after President TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden assures supporters the primary is still 'wide open' in lengthy phone call: report Warren: We are watching a descent into authoritarianism Collins: Trump 'angered by impeachment' MORE's State of the Union to slam the Trump official for tweeting an image of Lisa Simpson tearfully ripping up a sheet of paper — an apparent dig at Pelosi after she tore a copy of the president's speech at the end of the address Tuesday night.
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The manuscript above was a diary written, in contravention of Navy rules, by a sailor aboard the transport ship Henry R. Mallory during World War I. (He cunningly concealed it in a little brass nut that may have been part of the ship's pipe system.) The diary, on a single scrolling sheet of paper, chronicles meetings with enemy submarines, ones that fire at the Mallory and ones that the Mallory fires upon; ones that sink, and ones that get away.
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In "Three Tables in Rome," each sheet of paper is filled with what she is looking at, a collection of objects that shift with the direction of her concentrated gaze: a red pushbutton phone or, a few feet away, a white-and-blue box of Xeloda medication — which is used to treat different kinds of cancer — lying on the top of the table, whose surface is tilted toward the picture plane, or the foil packets lying open on the table directly beneath the box and several pieces of fruit.
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Yes, we haven't traditionally been someone who's provided financial services to consumers but we really saw an opportunity especially given that we had no legacy platforms, no legacy systems, to take out a white sheet of paper and say hey if we want to build a really good digital interface for consumers to interact with a large scale financial institution what are the things we can do that will help solve pain points provide better interactivity over time and we'll really provide a higher quality integrated platform and we've started down that road.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPentagon officials were confused, concerned by delay in Ukraine aid, emails show: report Evangelical groups lobbied Pompeo to fire Yovanovitch in 85033 Former 'Simpsons' writer slams Pompeo tweet: 'Please do not ever ever ever use Simpsons material' MORE, in an apparent swipe at Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiPelosi, Schumer praise Romney after impeachment vote Senate acquits Trump, ending impeachment saga McCarthy to submit copy of Trump's SOTU address to House Clerk for archives MORE (D-Calif.), on Tuesday night tweeted an image from "The Simpsons" of Lisa Simpson tearfully ripping up a sheet of paper.
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