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Mr. Pearce's detractors insisted on Friday that new ballots that do not mention Ms. Cortes should be printed so that no voter would be confused.

The books are printed so that half of the volumes begin with the painter's story and the rest with the teenager's, and there is no clue as to which you've got before you open your copy.

Erik van Blokland and Just van Rossum programmed their 1989 font FF Beowolf to change the shape of the characters each time they are printed, so that they never looked quite the same again.

The holes are then filled with nerve-growth factor before the next layer is printed, so that when the main body of the nerve cell is sprayed into place it rapidly grows axonal and dendritic protuberances to the right destinations.Knowing how to print nerve cells, is, in fact, the key to the whole thing.

On containers of insecticides, warnings are printed so inconspicuously that few people take the trouble to read them.

His paintings are big and beautiful and deserve to be printed as such, so that's great.

This will leave millions of writers so starved to be printed that they'll likely give their content away to Demand Media.

The Lennon Letters will be printed in chronological order "so that a narrative builds up", and many will be reproduced exactly "in [Lennon's] handwriting or typing, plus the odd cartoon or doodle".

His sermon notes had to be printed in large letters so that he could catch a glimpse of them as he raced by the pulpit.

The total solar eclipse stamp will be printed with thermochromic ink so that when you rub it, the image of a blacked-out sun transforms into a detailed photo of the moon that's blocking it.

In earlier photographs, mostly of local landscapes, Dow's use of the gum bichromate process enabled the image to be printed on handmade or watercolor paper so that it resembled a drawing or a print.