He mixed in antiquarian circles, copied Antique frescoes, and painted a celebrated portrait of the Scottish cicerone James Byres and his family. |
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The handouts can be copied and placed in examination rooms or waiting rooms so patients can read about topics of personal interest. |
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The investigators, who had a military warrant, copied the hard drive of one lawyer's computer, Rehkopf said. |
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Furthermore, a comparison of the way in which crotchets and quavers are notated makes it likely that the same scribe copied both works. |
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For classes, some books go on reserve, some materials go into course packs, and some copied excerpts are handed out in class. |
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Some recent reforms in penal policy and welfare to work have been copied from the United States. |
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I still have some of the photocopied papers I copied off when I was an undergraduate, and boy, do they look raggy. |
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London's rag trade copied the cut of her gowns and the elegance of her hats. |
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The ease with which electronic content can be copied and reproduced raises a multitude of copyright, trademark, database and passing off issues. |
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But it will be copied again and again, at junctions in the wider Internet, and so will e-mails sent by individuals. |
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This figure is based on the supposed monetary value of the music files copied, not on actual loss of revenues to the industry. |
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Curiously, copyrights on films and sound recordings are given this favourable tax treatment because such material may not be copied. |
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Von Furstenberg's signature wrap dresses have been copied so many times that she often has no wish to be associated with them. |
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Smash repairers and wreckers say these copied parts are often inferior in quality, safety and fit. |
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That night she finished writing her short letter to James and copied her poem to him onto the same sheet of paper. |
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Then I copied the logos and trademarked slogans of the printer manufacturers and started composing my own colorful work. |
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For example, a manuscript copied after the advent of printing is likely to be of little use in textual criticism. |
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A team of scientists have copied resilin, the elastic protein that facilitates flight and jumping in insects. |
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Everything had to be copied by hand and I couldn't read a single Vietnamese word she wrote on the board. |
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He brought in stacks of plain and emphatically rhymed popular poems copied from newspaper columns and asked us what we thought of them. |
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It's like all the bad qualities that some adults have are being copied by many kids. |
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The images reproduce contemporary photographs, while the likenesses of historical figures like Nitti, Capone and Ness are copied exactly. |
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Its laboratories have already copied some examples for use in children's lollipops. |
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The mural may be copied from one of Miro's artworks or it may be an original idea. |
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The Hermitage is filled with European art, real and copied, yet the Tsars who built the collection were themselves Russophiles. |
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I attached the document he needed to send and I copied him in so he'd know it had been sent. |
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He copied the tactic to win his first race and continues to ride with the same enthusiasm six years on. |
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Parents can join in the Elizabethan dancing with actors in authentic costumes copied from portraits, while children play with Elizabethan toys. |
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Some of the designer pieces like the Gucci dress were really directional, but now they have been copied everywhere. |
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Zouave dress of short, embroidered jacket, baggy trousers and tasselled cap was copied by regiments on both sides in the American civil war. |
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Therefore, the educational system copied from that of France had the task of training Malagasies to replace French trained professionals. |
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While a BestCrypt container is unmounted, it can be backed up, copied and otherwise treated like any other file. |
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Even when images are copied, techs make additional films from the computer rather than transferring the files to a CD-ROM or e-mailing them. |
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This back-to-nature scheme is one that deserves to be copied wherever clearance sites are not needed for new developments. |
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Rugby has copied too many faults of the round ball game and faking injury to get an opposition carded is one we can do without. |
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The quality of the Arabic script is quite poor, obviously copied by a Chinese artisan. |
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To use the device, the mason places the stone to be cut on small blocks so that it is slightly higher than the stone to be copied. |
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If we copied such a place, all we'd be left with is ugly glass and concrete and a bunch of greedy materialists. |
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Security is insured by encrypting the data in the exchange, which cannot be scanned or copied by sophisticated theft devices. |
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I just copied a few hundred megs of backup data, and it was complete in under two minutes. |
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As people's skill at imitation increased, those memes that were good at getting copied would have spread far and wide. |
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While genes compete to get copied when plants and animals reproduce, memes compete to get stored in our memories and passed on to someone else. |
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Music can also be copied from the computer into the memory card of the device, he added. |
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In other designs where the viewing screen is translucent and lit from behind, the image must be copied first onto tracing paper or oiled paper. |
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For 10 years, they will be followed through their national health care records, which will be copied into the Biobank. |
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I just smiled, and copied his number down, then Ryan served us a early dinner, apparently he cooks, so we had fish mornay. |
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I uncapped a blue magic marker and carefully copied what he was writing onto a name tag. |
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I copied everything I could, filling up my notebook and moving on to my sketch pad. |
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Taking a small charcoal depiction of a bike from his sketch pad, he turned it upside down and copied it this way onto the wall. |
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Lower-priced cars copied the style of the higher-priced models until the cars on the road became virtually undistinguishable. |
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Hence, the difference could only be explained by the use of a different negative, copied from the original with a slight degree of enlargement. |
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But somehow, completely unheralded, this unknown developer has managed to create a game which transcends the ones it copied. |
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He pulled the small slip of paper out of his pocket and copied the information to the computer screen. |
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In just the same way, the first printers had copied in their designs the current local book hand. |
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In the future, the lost data can be restored onto bootable CD or DVD discs or copied onto a hard disk. |
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I uncapped a blue marker and carefully copied what he was writing onto a name tag. |
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In the foreground, I copied this photo of a girl who'd been napalmed in the Vietnam war. |
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He kept old bills and shopping lists, then copied out his sermons on the verso sides and stitched them into handmade notebooks. |
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It has also been widely copied throughout the world as a non-competitive event. |
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Better yet, any automation pattern can be cut, copied and pasted to any other clip or parameter. |
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For the most part, stringers could be copied from originals but bulkheads required a lot more work. |
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The second buffer overflow vuln exists in the bulk insert procedure, which allows data files to be copied into a table. |
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In 1803 Gillray created a prototype caricature of Napoleon which was widely copied by his competitors. |
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The prototype, offering burgers to travellers on a cash-and-carry basis, was likely to be copied at other mainline stations. |
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The print would then copied to produce a negative with catchlights which would then be reprinted. |
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The first examples of his new art appeared in 1884, in the form of gorgeously enamelled gold snuffboxes copied from 18th-century originals. |
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Just two years ago, only 13 percent copied it onto a portable device or a CD burner. |
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Under the current analogue process, finished films are copied on celluloid, put on reels and physically delivered to cinemas. |
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Zines needed to be physically copied, taken down to the local alternative music shop, or stuffed in envelopes and mailed. |
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In 1881, Seurat copied the outline of yet another and made a careful list of its pigments. |
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Often copied, never quite equaled, the Tilley Hat is the most all-purpose chapeau I know. |
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In his hunger to possess books he admired, one friend copied down, sentence by sentence into a notebook, entire chapters from a favourite book. |
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The scheme has been so successful that there have been calls for it to be copied across the borough. |
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The 1960s supercar, the Shelby AC Cobra, has the slightly unenviable reputation for being the most copied sports car in the history of motoring. |
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I'd copied Max's Coleman, improving on the Sathe design by putting a pale glass bulb and chimney around a hollow wick. |
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Together they've made Julianne's choppy bob one of Hollywood's most copied cuts. |
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No, of course they won't be copied from traditional moko, they will reflect my own ancestry, the signs and symbols of a Scottish clan. |
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In addition, the data can be logged, exported in a variety of formats, or even copied to the clipboard. |
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Both the charts and the map data can be printed, saved to files, or copied to the Windows clipboard. |
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In turn, this plan was copied and adopted in cloisters and monasteries throughout Europe. |
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Meanwhile some clumsy clot seems to have copied and pasted from last year's invitations. |
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Pictures must be drawn in pencil, black ink or charcoal so that they can be copied onto the front page. |
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For those prosecuted under federal copyright law, the punishment for criminal infringement may depend on the value of the copied work. |
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Documents are copied with carbon paper and then held together by straight pins. |
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In the annexed woodcut, the female figure in the middle is copied from a fictile vase. |
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The son of a milkman, his grandmother provided early inspiration, a figurative painter who copied the likes of Turner. |
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This ability becomes part of the copiable values for the copy, along with any other abilities that were copied. |
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Even though that ability isn't in itself being copied, it was given by a copy effect and is copiable. |
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This master tape is then copied and packed into special envelopes which are posted the following morning. |
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Twenty-one percent had actually copied the newsletter and sent it to beef cattle producers in their county. |
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The tales were known long before the extant ballad versions began to be copied or printed in the mid-fifteenth century. |
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Remember that any time a file is viewable, the file can be copied, e-mailed and otherwise compromised. |
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After I wrote it, I copied it onto another piece of paper really quick so I could write it down in my diary. |
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If his written submissions were written for or copied by him, it is unlikely that orally he could improve on them. |
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I wrote to the management of the cinema expressing profound concern and copied my letter to the editors of the three local newspapers. |
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She copied the letter to the code of practice authority, where it was treated as a complaint. |
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The design was copied from an English home and was built in stone imported from Bath. |
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Skip James' eerie, dark and complex tunings and netherworldly falsetto have never been equaled nor adequately copied in 74 years. |
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I like when people have original styles that aren't copied from anyone else. |
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Liam isn't copied from any individual but his fictional life and the dilemmas he confronts are informed by what we found. |
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Everything that was new and modern came from the US or was copied from the US and it continued that way up until The Beatles. |
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This sort of enamel work on a faceted metal body was copied from the enamelled European watches. |
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He was much favoured by the king, who directed that all his grand motets should be copied by the court copyists. |
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Software released under the GPL can be copied, modified and distributed by anyone, as long as they, too, release it under a copyleft. |
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He said he did not have proof of postage but kept a copy of the form which he copied on his fax machine. |
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The technology has been so successful that they say it is likely to be copied in other urban areas across the country. |
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Sixty percent reported that they have copied a few sentences of material without footnoting them. |
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The scam is only then spotted when the company whose cheque-book has been copied notices a fraudulent withdrawal. |
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Decanters from the late 18th century have been copied profusely, whereas the earlier cruciform shapes have been left alone. |
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Often the messages have been copied to a number of us to ensure his cry for help has been registered. |
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Shipley wrote to the government early last month, which confirmed the letter had been copied to Irish Rail. |
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New songs are copied from the larger machine, and prearranged ensembles of favorite tracks transfer over in the same order. |
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As cells divide it is a necessity that the DNA be copied, in such a way that each daughter cell acquires the same amount of genetic material. |
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Whenever I schedule a patient for a procedure, the anesthesiologists order a bunch of pre-op labs, and I am copied on the results. |
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Whereas manuscripts were copied in very small quantities, early books were printed in editions that averaged 250 to 1,250 copies. |
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We then printed out the modified photo and my father copied the design to the real airplane. |
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Unprotected digital content can be repeatedly copied without suffering the degradation in quality that successive analogue recordings introduce. |
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Finally, they copied bohemia by democratizing literary culture in ways the hierarchical institutions like the university cannot so easily manage. |
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A still greater number have copied the busts and limbs and the groups of Greek art. |
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They, it seems, were copied from books of engravings and photographs or from pictures painted by others. |
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Unfortunately the original negatives are unavailable and the enlargements have been copied from prints. |
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Native potters copied the technique and in the seventeenth century they began to manufacture the distinctive blue and white Dutch tiles. |
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The Neo-Classicists had a cannon they copied and, in Ingres, a high priest. |
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Luckily, some of the original spindles and newel posts were still present, so the Cousley's had them copied and restored the staircase to its former glory. |
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Making application forms anonymous proved difficult and required a photocopy of already copied applications, with a further reduction in legibility of some forms. |
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The style of the show is obviously copied from the CBS program 60 Minutes. |
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One night a rascally friend and I went into their offices late at night, took the entire library, carried it down to an all-night copying store and copied every one of them. |
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By the time he died, Crompton was an embittered man having made little or no money from his invention which was unpatented and, therefore, copied by many. |
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They clipped and copied newspapers, surveyed businesses, resurveyed them as economic conditions changed, and revisited their early contacts as the downturn unfolded. |
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The patterns to be copied and the blocks themselves are not finely detailed and the spectral differences between red and white sections are quite large. |
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Once an epicurean, caviar-flecked deviled egg emerges on a menu on South Beach, it will be widely copied throughout the nation. |
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The celebrated scholar and calligrapher Ibn Muqla, who served three caliphs of Baghdad as prime minister and died on July 20,941 AD, copied the Quran in the early Naskh style. |
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Since professional printing technology was unavailable for unauthorized publications, books were copied by hand with the use of a typewriter and carbon paper. |
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She was told that a plastic device was fitted to the card slot of the AIB ATM machine in Wine Street Car Park in Sligo, which copied the details from her bank card. |
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On Tuesday, a panel of the Third Circuit reversed and remanded an order of a district court judge who had simply copied verbatim the appellee's proposed opinion in the case. |
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The book, which went on to be widely copied and imitated, introduced the Hindu-Arabic place-valued decimal system and the use of Arabic numerals into Europe. |
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Over the centuries the makers of delftware have copied all sorts of decorative styles so that this essentially imitative craft has become a style in itself. |
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These are produced when the genuine data in the magnetic strip on one card is electronically copied without the legitimate cardholder's knowledge. |
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How devastating for this young girl to have to now face the humiliation of having to admit to everyone that she had cheated, that she copied, that she'd merely plagiarized. |
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Once copied, the text is easily pasted into another document and read. |
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Songs can then be copied to iPod players or burned onto compact disc. |
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Supermarkets used branded manufacturers as a source of new products which they then copied and sold at cheaper prices resulting in the delisting of the original product. |
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An argument can be made that since so many Cajun pioneers copied the Creole accordionist that Cajun music is a descendant of Creole music. But that's another column. |
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By varying the colours of the weft the weaver creates a pattern or figurative image, generally copied from a full-scale design known as the cartoon. |
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As for clothing, most male taipans brought their shirts, pyjamas and underwear from London, and then had them copied by native shirtmakers in Shanghai. |
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Hundreds of thousands of movies are illegally copied each day. |
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Famous names like Kakiemon porcelain were even copied in large numbers. |
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When attempts are made to individualize the characters, their personality quirks seem half-hearted and copied from any number of other war movies. |
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They were just behaviours, ideas and stories that were copied from one person to another in the long history of human attempts to understand the world. |
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In the 12th century the concentric castle was developed from the model of the castles built by the Crusaders, who themselves had copied the Saracens. |
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These were copied from the promenade concerts and waltz nights of Johann Strauss, who was performing three times a night in Vienna by 1830 and then toured Europe. |
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Hammond also patented an electromechanical reverb device using the helical tortion of a coiled spring, widely copied in later electronic instruments. |
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He is a sprawling maverick with a gravel-slide voice and bluesy guitar copied by Eric Clapton, idolised by Phil Collins and revered for his gruff love ballads. |
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The ornate drawing room ceiling at now-disused Whinburn School is copied from a design at 17th-century East Riddlesden Hall, it has been revealed. |
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Much copied, if not plagiarized, he is the leader of a new Iranian cinema, which owes everything to him for what he has done over the past 15 years. |
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For centuries, student artists copied plaster casts and worked up variations on images of the Holy Family. |
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I copied down the words and hastily stuffed the paper in my pocket. |
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Tonight at the tea dance she looks every inch the forces' sweetheart, dressed in a brown floral dress copied from a vintage Vogue pattern and round-toed dance shoes. |
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Later, after taking his own shirt off in a supposed show of manliness, Dre freaked out when andre Jr. copied him. |
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He admired the expertness of these artists so much, that he copied many of their paintings in order to learn as much as possible about the way these artists worked. |
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You'll have to accept the terms to continue at which point it will appear to be installing, but in actual fact the files are just being copied to the location you specified. |
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When a cheque is sent out, the bank details are copied and used to fill in Direct Debit standing order mandates which are then used to withdraw money from accounts. |
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After 1871, the German system of mass peacetime conscription and a general staff to plan future wars based on railway deployment was copied throughout Europe. |
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The oval shape, the guilloche, or engine-turned, ground overlaid with translucent enamel, and the contrasts of translucent and opaque areas are all copied from French boxes. |
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After all, it was assumed that all monks could read and write. Monasteries also contained libraries and scriptoria, or writing rooms, in which manuscripts were copied. |
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It's as if he read the title, copied one of the figures, and didn't pay any attention at all to the conclusions of the paper, which contradict what he claims. |
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The stylized sprigs on the drawer fronts and the insides of the doors could have been copied from Indian manuscript illuminations or from Indian textiles. |
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Recipes and songs can be digitized and copied very easily using current technology. |
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Consider the case of a student who provides the correct answer to a test question, but who has simply copied from a cheat sheet that has been brought into the classroom. |
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He decorated his Christmas cards with totemic animals copied from Aboriginal rock galleries, not sheep and oxen kneeling in prayer around a manger. |
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He copied the entire book, he said, and he returned it by U.S. mail to the kappa chapter in West Virginia. |
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The reporter was exposed as a fraud last year after complaints from staff and readers that some of his stories appeared to be copied from other newspapers. |
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As he found much was still in the developmental stage here, it gave him the welcome opportunity to try out some of his copied recipes for gilding and color-making. |
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The letter was not copied to WGI but it was not necessary to do so. |
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The central dogma of molecular biology is the explanation of the way in which the information of such programs is encoded, decoded, maintained, copied, and transmitted within the cell. |
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Unlike the Media burglars, he revealed his identity soon after turning over the files he had copied. |
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The implication of Pennell's comment is that Vermeer might have copied or traced the outlines of an image and in this way obtained relative sizes for the objects depicted. |
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Each page was laboriously copied by hand, spanning over a thousand pages. |
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After years of quiet circulation, it was banned, but Machiavelli copied it. |
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Bored, she dropped the sticker, and another child picked it up and copied her. |
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A portrait of Barbara Barrett-Lennard, copied from a miniature after Thomas Hudson, is supported by her mourning parents in a portrait by Pompeo Batoni. |
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It sounds almost like he copied and pasted out of The Protocols of the Elders of Zion. |
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This sword knot is copied after an original in the Jarnagin collection. |
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Designed in the 1970s, the Oberoi was the first of the luxury hotels to build lanais in the local vernacular, a style much copied by subsequent architects. |
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You will note that I have copied this letter to Alway Associates. |
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I was quite taken with his enterprise and probably would have bought a copy, even if I did think that the patchily copied papers might have been better presented. |
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Mr Beresford copied this letter to the appellant on 12 August. |
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It was copied by Rembrandt, Rubens, and Sandrart, all of whom responded to the painting as an image of the noble virtuoso as well as to its formal distinction. |
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A row has blown up over suggestions that a high-profile attempt to rebrand a Yorkshire city was simply copied from a similar campaign thousands of miles away. |
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Researchers at the University will study the bombardier beetle's unique natural combustion technique to see if it can be copied for use in the aircraft industry. |
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The design, which was copied from a Yorkshire Evening Press photograph and was made up of 1,500 carpet bedding plants, had to be completed in time for the Festival. |
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Before, books and maps were produced and copied by monks in cloisters. |
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I just copied the story uncritically from Wucker's account and from Dove's poem, and of course neither of them is trained in phonetic vocabulary or its application to speech. |
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Social housing projects were considered exemplary and were copied by other German cities. |
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Giuseppe Veltri focuses on magical recipes copied after Masekhet Berakhot in the Manuscript Munich Hebr. |
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Sheridan Tandy, 68, copied linocut prints by Leonard Beaumont and Cyril Power. |
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These Additions are loadable modules and will be added to PageMaker's menu choices once they're copied to the proper folder on a Macintosh. |
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The team clipped sagebrush shrubs in a way that copied the behaviour of herbivores eating leaves. |
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Two, these resources have time compression diseconomies of scale and high degree of tacitness and hence can't be easily copied by competitors. |
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He established a close personal relationship with Mussolini and copied Italy's fascist governmental structure. |
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Many of the girls danced in a tight circle, dressed in tube tops and tiny minidresses, showing off dance moves copied from music videos. |
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Hate, detester, abhorrer. Enemy, ennemi. With her tongue curled over her lip, she copied them in her notebook, then made them into sentences. |
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Files can be copied as a DVD, DVD Image, Video CD, Super Video CD, WMV, DivX Avi, 3GPP or 3GPP2, MP3, MP4 or WMA file. |
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Canada copied the Peace Corps in 1966 with CUSO for overseas projects and the Company of Young Canadians for domestic issues. |
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Product benefits are quickly copied, whether it's cleaning power or diaper absorbency. |
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Chinese potters copied prints from Europe on the plates that depict buffoonlike Harlequin figures from the popular commedia dell'arte. |
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This book cannot be copied without the express permission of the publisher. |
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Before its invention screws could not be cut to any precision using various earlier lathe designs, some of which copied from a template. |
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Bede may also have worked on one of the Latin bibles that were copied at Jarrow, one of which is now held by the Laurentian Library in Florence. |
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The Historia Ecclesiastica was copied often in the Middle Ages, and about 160 manuscripts containing it survive. |
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The annals copied down are therefore incorrect from 1045 to 1052, which has two entries. |
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Swords especially were imported, copied and often improved upon by the natives. |
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The system in Rome was copied in all provincial towns and cities of the Roman Empire, and even down to villas that could afford the plumbing. |
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Many of the surviving manuscripts of the Latin classics were copied in monasteries in the Early Middle Ages. |
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It copied the denarius of the new currency system of Charlemagne's Frankish Empire. |
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These intercepted letters were published in London, and copied in numerous papers in America. |
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Alternatively they could be sent to London, but this exposed them to the risk of being copied by competitors. |
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Boulton copied vase designs from classical Greek works and borrowed works of art from collectors, merchants, and sculptors. |
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Before a cell divides, the DNA is copied, so that each of the resulting two cells will inherit the DNA sequence. |
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These programs, too, were copied by many other nations, particularly in the Western world. |
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It seems to have been a recurring problem that early drafts of his works were copied and circulated without his permission. |
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The idea became popular among the nobility and the middle class and was copied throughout the Hungarian kingdom. |
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The Eton suit was copied by other schools and has remained in use in some, particularly choir schools. |
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Some of Davis's misericords have a distinctly medieval flavour and he may have copied some of the original designs. |
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Two hundred and fifteen medieval manuscripts of the Historia survive, dozens of them copied before the end of the twelfth century. |
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Venetus A, copied in the 10th century AD, is the oldest fully extant manuscript of the Iliad. |
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He had many manuscripts copied using outstandingly beautiful calligraphy, the Carolingian minuscule based on round and legible uncial letters. |
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The existing manuscript text of Judith, following Beowulf in the manuscript, was copied by the second of two scribes. |
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Vernacular book production saw a growth in the amount of books being copied, both secular and religious. |
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During this time, with the help of Elizabeth Pigot, who copied many of his rough drafts, he was encouraged to write his first volumes of poetry. |
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This house, where he rehearsed, copied music and sold tickets, is now the Handel House Museum. |
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In the East, however, this was not the case as many of these classical Greek and Roman texts were copied. |
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As a result, many of these Greek works were copied, and thus saved, in monastic scriptoriums. |
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Although its paper size is bigger, its style was copied from the British tabloids. |
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Rybot in 1951 suggested that Jersey's flag originated from a mistake in a 1783 flag book by Carington Bowles, which was copied by later authors. |
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Charters were copied almost verbatim from those used in England, and early burgesses usually invited English and Flemish settlers. |
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It also sometimes had surprising organic shapes, copied after snails and cobras. |
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Most exchanges copied the model, which was used for the next few hundred years. |
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The White Book is no longer complete, but it was copied in 1573 by Richard Langford, before some of the text was lost. |
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Landscape views in art may be entirely imaginary, or copied from reality with varying degrees of accuracy. |
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Indeed, certain styles were so popular that they became formulas that could be copied again and again. |
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The distinctive Red Samian ware of the Early Roman Empire was copied by regional potters throughout the Empire. |
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This was allegedly copied by an Englishman who had seen the same activity in China. |
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Recognition signals by lamp, once seen, could also easily be copied in future engagements. |
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Columba copied the manuscript at the scriptorium under Saint Finnian, intending to keep the copy. |
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His text was copied almost verbatim by virtually all subsequent ancient writers on the area, including Diodorus Siculus and Photius. |
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Because of this property, the design was copied by Europeans and Americans who still produce them under the Inuit name kayak. |
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Since then, the Freeview model has been copied in Australia and New Zealand. |
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The printed book has been widely copied and there are at least 82 surviving copies and 28 incunables from the first printed editions. |
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Most of the surviving works of classical Latin were copied and preserved by Carolingian scholars. |
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One example was the Illuminati founded in Bavaria in 1776, which was copied after the Freemasons, but was never part of the movement. |
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It was probably either made in Lisbon by the Genoese Canveri, or copied by him in Genoa from the very similar Cantino map. |
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This government structure at the provincial level was later copied by the Ming and Qing dynasties. |
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Its design would soon be copied, giving origin to a series of frigates and corvettes classes that served several navies. |
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Several of the nautical charts that he copied had been meticulously kept secret by the Portuguese for more than a century. |
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In the 1950s some of the originals that Muller copied were rediscovered in the Yakutsk archives. |
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It is quite possible that Zentis was the inventor of the type so widely copied in other countries. |
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This expression is then moved or copied out of this base position and placed in its surface position where it actually appears in speech. |
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The cotton mill, originally a Lancashire phenomenon, was copied in New England and later in the southern states of America. |
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It was widely copied there and used to propel the Mississippi paddle steamers. |
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The idea was successfully copied at Lowell, Massachusetts and elsewhere in New England. |
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The power loom was soon copied by many other New England area mills, and modified and perfected along the way. |
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As the Merrimack Manufacturing Company, in 1822 they copied the Waltham System at the new city of Lowell, Massachusetts on a much larger scale. |
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The factory methods introduced at Waltham would also be copied by other industries in the years to follow. |
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He then copied and improved the product and made it capable of being made on a simple production line. |
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I shall not be wholly without praise, if in some sort I have copied his style. |
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Fatcat also fails to warn you that unformatting will trash any files copied to the unintentionally formatted disk. |
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All the same, I set to work and copied half a dozen of them. |
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Sky Sports introduced more cameras to cover the sport, and many of these innovations have been copied by other broadcasters. |
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Entering the Royal Academy Schools as a probationer, he attended life classes and anatomical dissections, and studied and copied old masters. |
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The later Mormaers are thought to have originated in Pictish times, and to have been copied from, or inspired by, Northumbrian usages. |
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He tried to mirror Elvis's life. He copied his fashion and his mannerisms, and he even went to live in Graceland. |
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The British soon withdrew their warheads from deployment, and never again simply copied an American design. |
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In transcription, the codons of a gene are copied into messenger RNA by RNA polymerase. |
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As the translations prepared by them were copied by speakers of other dialects, the hybrid literary language Old Church Slavonic was created. |
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It was copied and returned to Thomas, who lost it in a pub in London and required a duplicate to take to America. |
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They found and copied several and were particularly excited about their final discovery, the score to Rosamunde. |
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Their works were admired and copied by early authors and composers of musicals in Britain and America. |
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The film contains a camera technique developed by Irmin Roberts that has been copied many times by filmmakers commonly referred to as a dolly zoom. |
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But even when they copied the Greeks, they did not translate slavishly. |
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Heinrich Himmler was sufficiently impressed by the Volksdeutsche communities and the work of the Selbstschutz to order that these methods be copied in Ukraine. |
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For three centuries geographers copied his maps without alteration. |
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The poem mixes the West Saxon and Anglian dialects of Old English, though it predominantly uses West Saxon, as do other Old English poems copied at the time. |
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Dobson is believed to have had access to the Royal Collection and to have copied works by Titian and Anthony van Dyck, the court painter of King Charles I of England. |
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Texts on herbal medicine were often copied in monasteries by monks but there is substantial evidence that these monks were also practicing the texts that they were copying. |
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It is far more common for an icon to be copied from an older model, though with the recognition of a new saint in the church, a new icon must be created and approved. |
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This formula shocked purists and foreigners, but became accepted and was very widely copied, at home and in the colonies, for example at St Andrew's Church, Chennai in India. |
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From this master list, parts could be copied and sold on the streets. |
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The music was composed between the 14th and 16th centuries, transmitted orally, then written down in a unique tablature and later copied in the early 17th century. |
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At that time there was no known process for cleaning the badly deteriorated glass and so it was copied, while most of the original glass was scattered or destroyed. |
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His competitors rapidly copied his ideas for their own new ships. |
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These shows were immediately widely copied in America, and the Edwardian musical comedy swept away the earlier musical forms of comic opera and operetta. |
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By the end of the century, blue and white wares in the Kangxi style were produced in large quantities and almost every earlier style and type was copied into the 20th century. |
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Blue and white Delftware was itself extensively copied by factories in other European countries, including England, where it is known as English Delftware. |
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Poets in literate societies have sometimes copied the epic format. |
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These have been noted in a minimal apparatus criticus which is more than adequate for a canonical text that has been meticulously copied by the Druze uqqal. |
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Highlightable text can be selected and copied to another location. |
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The drink was popular across North America and was widely copied. |
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But the kids over there copied Perry's style, and it ruined them. |
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They counterchecked if the child had copied schoolwork correctly, either by checking it with the textbook or by calling the parent of a classmate. |
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