OK! magazine was first to print the news, which was quickly picked up — and milked — by just about everyone else.
The trick for making the wires flexible is, first, to print pads in a plastic that can easily be melted away.
The group's publishing house was first to print the book "Neighbors," which outraged many in Poland by alleging that it was Poles, not occupying Nazi troops, who killed perhaps 1,600 Jews in 1941 in Jedwabne, a village only 70 miles south of here.
The industrial printer is the first to print parts at the voxel level (a voxel being a tiny cube, 50 microns in size, that is the 3D equivalent of a 2D pixel).
Vérard was the first to print a Book of Hours, a book containing the prayers or offices appointed to be said at canonical hours, and his work set a standard of elegance for French book production.
He was the first to print the story about (the married) Norman Lamont, MP and soon-to-be Chancellor of the Exchequer, receiving a black eye from a rival for a lady – a Lady with a capital L, like so many in his column.
What periodical was the first to print a photograph of Emmett Till's body?
(MASS MoCA occupies a sprawling brick complex that was used first to print textiles and then, later, to make electronics).
Arianna Stassinopoulos, in her 1980 book, "Maria: Beyond the Callas Legend", was the first to print the rumour that Onassis had forced Callas to abort their child.
Several American magazines from the 1870s and '80s notably Puck and Judge began to incorporate comic strips of the European, especially German type and were the first to print them in colour (from 1888).
