The fourth "d" here is time, referring to an object that, once printed, is capable of changing shape (over time, naturally).

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The office once printed and distributed 20, 000 copies of the Congressional Record, the daily account of everything said in the House and Senate.

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Pieces, once printed, would still require finishing before sale, he said.

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Once printed, the racers are pretty solid.

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The water acts as an energy source for the material to expand once it is printed.

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Is there anything you think that the media can or should do, or that campaigns can or should do to repair the damage from once a falsehood is broadcast or printed and repeated?

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On the other hand, the printed copy, edited and republished once in a while, serves as a barrier to faddish words, keeping the canon relatively clean.

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Once the design is submitted the casing is printed.

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Once the digital scan is completed, an object can be printed right away.

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In an interview in a Belfast newspaper, the Irish News, printed on the day she died, Mrs Nelson said once again that the police had been threatening her life.

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