This copy, printed on raw silk, is perhaps the only hand-colored copy in existence, Winterthur says.
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This copy is now in the possession of another Roman noble family.
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However, if the problem persists, right-click on the embedded player and select 'Copy this error message'.
Because Mr Blair is not Mr Gore, he is most unlikely to copy this mistake.
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The clothing factories of Kingston are trying to copy this excellent formula.
This person apparently copy-pasted the phone book for about 1500 signatures.
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This means a copy of the virus is quickly dispatched to listservs, client lists and internal mailing lists, enabling it to leap city, country and continent borders at incredible speed.
By 2012 employment may have grown enough for Mr Obama to copy this trick, though it typically takes longer to create jobs in the aftermath of a recession produced by a financial collapse.
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In Saving Private Ryan a general reads a copy of this famously inspiring missive.
You should provide all of your employees with a copy of this book upon hiring and on an annual basis.
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"I suspect we will see other airlines study this move and perhaps copy it in the future, " Airfarewatchdog founder George Hobica said in a statement.
Geron is hoping to use this technology not to copy whole animals, which has proved difficult and inefficient, but instead to create organs and cells for transplant.
Instead of a traditional key stored in the secure element's memory, every single copy of this chip carries a unique fingerprint within the physical structure of its transistors.
Drawn by Joachim Ferrer and handsomely bound by Georges Leroux, who died recently, it is the only copy of this work and was created especially for Mr Gillet.
Johansen's associate told Reuters that an unnamed client will soon use this technology so its copy-protected content will be playable on iPods, but she declined to give any details on who that might be.
Ever since, your correspondent has kept a copy of this clever Linux distribution ( gOS 3.1 Gadgets is the latest version) on one of his office machines to remind him of what, with luck, the future could look like.
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