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Free sign upThe phrase "above printed" is not commonly used in modern written English and may sound awkward or outdated.
It can be used in legal or formal documents to refer to text that has been printed or displayed earlier in the document.
Example: "The terms and conditions outlined in the above printed section must be adhered to by all parties involved."
Alternatives: "previously printed" or "aforementioned".
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A take, in this case, refers to the entirety of the above printed text, acted from beginning to end.
The piece with the most currency, though, was Rogier Corbeau's "Bird Influenza" wallpaper, above, printed with what appeared to be electron micrographs of viral particles.
One of his most complex projects was Jonathan Wild, seen above, printed under Cleland's supervision by the Marchbanks Press and published by the Limited Editions Club.
For the Brooklyn Renaissance Collection (her second), that means pillows, wallpaper and shower curtains in sharp African kuba prints, as well as pillows, above, printed with the winsome watercolors of Samantha Hahn, a Brooklyn artist.
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There were three stages in building the key: acquiring images (described above), printing and arranging the images (creating the key), and testing.
If no name_unit values are supplied then all the above will be printed.
There have been 3,000 copies of the above residency papers printed out, which will be given to eager fans in the city.
The translation which is first printed above is that which is written in the treaty document and which was then signed by Donaldson.
The room pushed up the limestone head to €37,180, nearly 50percentt above the printed estimate.
He scribbled his numbers — obviously false — on the margins and above the printed type.
Notice that the input above both printed an scalar to STDOUT and also returned a vector, the latter using Julia's ability to write polymorphic functions and built-in array operations.
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