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Beyeler's name was most effective in glamorizing works such as prints of a sophisticated order that usually appeal to a limited public.

For so long as prints of Eddie Murphy's Norbit remain unburned, the folks behind The Invasion can take some measure of critical satisfaction home to bed with them.

Visa holders would be fingerprinted and matched against federal databases as well as prints of captured Al Qaeda and Taliban fighters.

Some notable examples have been brought together for the exhibition from various institutions, as well as prints of interior designs and archeological views by the Venetian artist Giambattista Piranesi, an early connoisseur of Egyptian art.

Possibly under the influence of family life, from this period his designs tended to turn from prints of actors and women to historical and landscape subjects, especially uki-e (semi-historical landscapes using Western-influenced perspective techniques), as well as prints of children.

Pro accounts, which are $150/year, give photographers a number of tools to add watermarks, and sell downloads as well as prints of their work.

It was found that when the hospitals receive reimbursement, much of it is allocated to priority areas such as printing of patient folders, outpatient and inpatient care, supplies and deficit payment to suppliers.

Project costs largely come from the labour (for example, costs of conducting barrier identification work) and associated salary oncosts (e.g., national insurance, pension contributions), as well as additional costs incurred during intervention development and delivery, such as printing of intervention materials and travel.

There are many birthday and other cards that feature unicorns, as well as small prints of unicorns.

But this footwear — starting with hefty men's brogues — undulated across the body as photo prints of sneakers, laces and all, were printed on big jackets.

Colors like emerald green and cobalt blue also made a statement, as did prints of pixilated cartoons that made a powerful, modern pattern on an evening gown.