How To Use Photocopy In A Sentence
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With cold type, the galley proof is the first proof, usually a photocopy.
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Companies have been urged to make sure their staff do not injure themselves at office Christmas parties by dancing on desks or photocopying themselves.
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We then went on to discuss wether photocopying pages of crochet books was a sin, and would she go to hell for it?
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They can even substitute for the work in some non-commercial contexts (photocopying from the library for personal research is a classic example).
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How can an individual get permission to photocopy or videotape in cases where there is no fair use exception?
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In her 2007 book, "Basic Black," she recalls photocopying her résumé at the office of a job she was eager to move on from.
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‘I can't look at this painting without blushing,’ she says, showing me a colour photocopy of one of Kahlo's lush phallic portrayals of a priapic vegetable.
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To xerox is to make copies of graphic material by a dry photocopying process.
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To date, printed scores have been strictly protected; photocopying them is illegal.
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I breakfasted there a week ago and naturally, a photocopy of the strip was tacked up above the register, front and center, just like hundreds of Zippy strips at hundreds of diners and lunch counters all across the country.
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Sometimes, you might as well be looking at a mimeograph, or a seventh-generation photocopy.
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Those that survive have increased the range of goods and services to attract custom - a wide range of magazines or even photocopying services.
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Instead of the stereotypical "gofer" work, such as photocopying, my job consisted of tasks such as thinking of questions for interviews, proof-reading Marci's blog posts, and keeping an eye on her dog, Sinatra, during phone interviews.
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I can also return that book for store credit without the bookstore accusing me of photocopying the book at home.
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He doesn't allow anyone to photocopy a single page of his sacred text.
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Kohl distributed a photocopy of a catalog to reporters.
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At present he earns his living by repairing photocopy and fax machines.
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Filesharing is the equivalent of someone buying a book, photocopying it and distributing it to strangers on the street.
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In line with the government's workload reform initiatives to cut down on the number of administrative tasks conducted by teachers, the school already uses support staff to invigilate exams, photocopy resources and put up displays.
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A photocopy of the document, shown to AP, bore the name Jose Luis Jorge dos Santos, an alias that US officials said Wright used.
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The original reproduces clearly in a photocopy.
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Sure, you can steal the photocopying toner from work and queue-jump at the bakers, but the Dark One is fickle with his acolytes.
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He wrote a fatwa on this and gave me the original paper, while keeping a photocopy for his records.
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Photocopy pages from a travel guide: don't take the whole blinking book, and look like an idiot tourist while trying to find page 576.
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Plus you receive the actual text and not a photocopy, or an actual image file and not a scan.
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The alternative is to use a litigation support bureau which operates in a similar way to external photocopying bureaux.
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He produced a photocopy of the note, as well as a typewritten transcription of his handwriting.
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So if I ever get around to photocopying them and bringing them around to places, you might see that in print.
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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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Consider as an example the watermarking of currency, so that scanners and photocopy machines will recognize a bill and refuse to scan it.
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The creases in the photo are because this is a colour photocopy of the one original copy which we all clubbed together to buy.
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The minister himself, Miss Parker, and two clerical civil servants to collate, to note, to photocopy.
THE SCAR
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Also if anyone knows a good way of showerproofing photocopy ink, maybe with hairspray I don't know, i'd be much obliged.
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So after about 2 more hours, I handed in the newspaper with my ad, my photos and my photocopy of ID.
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I'll just make a photocopy of the agreement.
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This was a blown - up photocopy of the relevant portion of a sectional drawing of the relevant part of the HTV appliance.
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I bought a ream of paper and a glue stick for photocopying my zine.
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Plus you receive the actual text and not a photocopy, or an actual image file and not a scan.
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Anyone can drum up 250 objections simply by photocopying the standard objection letter.
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The minister himself, Miss Parker, and two clerical civil servants to collate, to note, to photocopy.
THE SCAR
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All it takes is time, a place to gather, and enough money to photocopy fliers or put an ad in the local paper.
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Kazza is now in charge of photocopying a daily report for some of our staff.
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So intensive was the surveillance that agents obtained a photocopy of the passport and visa stamp and delivered it to CIA headquarters in Langley, Virginia.
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To start with; the first tones to the plate are given with line etching, drypoint, aquatint, softground, photocopy transfer or roulette.
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Most institutions will accept a photocopy of a payslip, a P60 or a letter from your employer with your PPSN number on it.
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Hofmann made his version by photocopying an old Bible and getting a printshop to make a set of typefaces for him.
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Likewise, I would assume that you would like to condemn the Tories for photocopying Lib Dem campaign handbooks and giving them out at Tory councillors conferences as a friend of mine in Peterborough Tories often used to pick his copies of Lib Dem handbooks at Tory conferences for free.
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It's a hassle to photocopy a book cover to cover, so most of us don't bother to do it, and those who do are possibly such cheapskates that they wouldn't buy the original to begin with.
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The hotel's 24-hour business centre is on the lobby level and has photocopying, translation, fax, telex, computer word processing and courier services.
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It's to make up for the tons of paper we use up photocopying the thousands of pages' worth of readings he assigns.
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They should be given access to resources such as headed notepaper, provision of stationery and photocopying facilities, library facilities, e-mail, and access to a telephone.
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The business centre has full secretarial and administrative services Internet access, photocopying, full colour laser printing, a facsimile service and couriers.
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While studying, he looks up at a photocopy of a dashboard and an instrument panel that's pasted on the wall, and goes through the flying procedure in his brain as if he were on the aircraft.
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Once, a patron came in with a photocopy of a newspaper photo that appeared in one of the two main papers when his grandfather was four years old.
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His main expense is photocopying thousands of legal documents and he spends his days preparing the next part of his case.
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Please photocopy this and pass copies on to anyone else that you feel may wish to come along.
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So the Listener could sue you for photocopying this article and trying to sell the copy, but it can't prevent you writing about it in your own words.
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The students can either start this with a new drawing, trace the one they already made or even photocopy the first one to save time.
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Photocopying led to Xerox, which spawned a whole new industry.
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I sent him the original document, not a photocopy.
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To create a consistent floral pattern, draw one flower carefully and photocopy it several times.
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His duties included sorting the post and photocopying documents and he rarely came into contact with members of the public.
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Useful to project news items, photos, diagrams, etc and avoids the need for photocopying.
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When the hotel you've checked into takes a photocopy of your driver's license, you can storm out in a huff, but that's not a sustainable way of behaving, especially when they all start doing it.
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I made them from pastel-colored card stock, simply photocopying my templates onto the sheets.
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No photocopy or pictures of the statement were allowed.
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The cost of photocopying a book is substantially lower than having to buy one.
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Libraries will charge 5,5% more for lending to non-resident users, for audio material, inter-library loans, photocopying charges and lost or damaged books.
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I suppose I can't blame them for not considering the library as essential as other things, such as photocopying and sports equipment and fixing the leaks in the roof, not to mention building new buildings to cope with student numbers - when I was there, they had permanent facilities for 500, and a student body of 1000; now they have permanent facilities for about 700, and a student body of around 1200.
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The cost of photocopying a book is substantially lower than having to buy one.
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The long lines of endlessly but subtly different office chairs (ever single one of them just crying out to be sat upon, and every one of them seeming more welcoming than my current model), the packages of photocopy paper stacked in bricky towers, the notebooks – the notebooks!
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You don't even see people photocopying their body parts anymore.
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Day-to-day activities varied from helping with the telephone and photocopying to reporting to her supervisor about on-going legislative committee hearings and her own bill-analysis research.
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It was a photocopy of a letter written in curvy handwriting on lined paper.
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I came home after photocopying the exams for the kids next week, and went straight to sleep.
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Plus you receive the actual text and not a photocopy, or an actual image file and not a scan.
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Harry used to smarm round senior management, but he spoke abruptly to our long-in-the-tooth admin guy; directed him, and the trainees like me, to do his photocopying without a please or thank you.
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The police were called and I would like to thank them for everything, including trying to make her laugh and making sure she and her two friends could get back to Cambridge (they could - I made them take a photocopy each of the National Express e-ticket).
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Day-to-day activities varied from helping with the telephone and photocopying to reporting to her supervisor about on-going legislative committee hearings and her own bill-analysis research.
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It was a photocopy of a telex message, before encoding, from Kabul KGB Residency to Moscow Centre.
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Photocopy and circulate among group members, in supportive shops and other places.
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The original reproduces clearly in a photocopy.
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I like to read from a print but a photocopy, scan or photograph is the second best; of course, face to face is best!
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So I went and did my photocopying on the fax machine instead.
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The alternative is to use a litigation support bureau which operates in a similar way to external photocopying bureaux.
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To xerox is to make copies of graphic material by a dry photocopying process.
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Photocopy of a valid Restricted Certificate of Competency in Radiotelephony of the radiotelephony operator on board.
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Non-commercial use is defined as making one machine readable and / or print copy, excluding photocopying, that is limited to occasional articles of personal interest which are for your sole personal use.
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Technicians add 26 short pieces of DNA, called primers: sequences of the chemicals C, A, T and G that link to the beginning and end of each of the 13 sites. 4 Replication: When a primer attaches to the beginning of one of the 13 sites, it acts like the "start" button on a photocopying machine, turning on cellular machinery that makes 1 million copies or more of each site. 5 Identification: Copies of the 13 sites each about 100 to 600 chemical letters long, are separated by size through gel electrophoresis.
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So, from a blurred photocopy of a fax that was passed on to our source by a friendly flic in a smoke-filled bar in Montmartre and then dictated over an iffy phone link, here is the speech.
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These are trying times for the sheet music business, which has been increasingly chipped away at by illegal photocopying and online file sharing.
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I have recently come across a photocopy of the epitaph written on the grave of my uncle, John Agar.
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So, photocopying a page out of a book makes the words no longer the property of the author?
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The teachers themselves organise photocopying of books without any moral compunction, assuming that they are after all helping their students.
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It's also very hard to find -- I have only a photocopy from interlibrary loan -- but Smith's daughter Rosana Hart will soon make a reprint edition available for sale.
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Take a photocopy of the master copy.
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The photocopying of typed sheets, although relatively expensive, gives clear and reliably consistent copies.
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Most that I've viewed, such as photocopying receipts from Staples, are irrelevant to establishing guilt or innocence.
Roger Warner: When "Terrorism" Becomes Farce: How the DOJ Blew a Case, Ripped Off Taxpayers, and Violated National Security Policy
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I'll just make a photocopy of the agreement.
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Plus you receive the actual text and not a photocopy, or an actual image file and not a scan.
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I was doing a large amount of photocopying in the last half of my day at the software company, and the photocopier ran out of toner.
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Libraries will charge 5,5% more for lending to non-resident users, for audio material, inter-library loans, photocopying charges and lost or damaged books.
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To xerox is to make copies of graphic material by a dry photocopying process.
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I'll just make a photocopy of the agreement.
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It was a photocopy of a letter written in curvy handwriting on lined paper.
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Unless a Notario notarizes the photocopy, it will not stand up in court later if necessary.
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Oh, I shouldn't forget about the "control" room, again set up at an expensive hotel, where FSOs are assigned to help manage the visit by engaging in crucial diplomatic activities such as photocopying, answering the phone, smiling at White House aides, and looking at CNN for lack of anything better to do.
John Brown: POTUS Visits and Public Diplomacy: Doing Nothing While Waiting for Nothing to Do
