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A DTD defines a kind of document

A DTD defines a kind of document

The alien zombie may or may not be a homeless schizophrenic, so the film also serves as a kind of document of the epidemic of homelessness that currently ravages the city.

But even these later, awkward sctions serve as a kind of document--living witness, however discomfiting, to a stage that a multitude of women are certainly experiencing.

It would permit a traveling business person, who has signed up for the service, to print any kind of document from a notebook computer in a hotel room to a machine at a nearby Kinko's.

But my mother's recipe box is also a kind of living document, an annotated interplay of generations.

Over the years, your body becomes a kind of historical document, in which certain dramatic moments are memorialized in scar tissue.

What lingers is its status as a kind of campaign document that set the table for Kennedy's own rise from the Senate to the presidency.

Then he hazarded a guess: "I think the body of work would probably be remembered as a kind of historical document about the cold war" and after.

An admirer of photographers like Robert Frank and Bruce Davidson, Mr. Owens initially saw "Suburbia" less as an art project than as a kind of anthropological document.

Labor's answer was in part spelled out in a kind of foundation document released this week by Shorten and families spokeswoman Jenny Macklin.