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The video then shows the part being printed by a 3-D laser metal printer.
About 510,000 copies of each issue of Delish are being printed; by comparison, the rate base, or circulation guaranteed to advertisers, for Woman's Day is 3.25 million.
Jackson liked "hard" money — silver and gold, money you could bite, none of that soft, paper stuff being printed by private banks — and was furious at the way rich merchants controlled much of the nation's money supply.
In a joint statement, the publishers said the manifesto's text was being printed by The Post because of its mechanical ability to print the voluminous text as a separate section of its daily paper, a capacity The Times as yet has only in Sunday editions.
Re "An 'Oops' Button, or a Tool for Retrieving That E-Mail Note You Sent" (March 11), on BigString, a service that allows users to pull back an e-mail message or prevent it from being printed by the recipient: What possible justification can exist for preventing someone from printing a message that they've seen -- other than the desire to ensure that no evidence of the message exists?
What will be the only sterling bank notes of upright orientation in circulation are being printed by Ulster Bank.
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The Boston Gazette (1719) was printed by James Franklin, Benjamin Franklin's brother.
Models were printed by VeroBlue FullCure 840 photopolymer resin.
The text of his works is printed by J.-P.
