The standard information booklet includes text on what CRC is, what the screening process involves, and the aim, risks and benefits of CRC screening, as well as signposting for further information and support.
The first copy I received had a flawed booklet of texts and translations: certain pages were repeated; others were missing.
Each test form of the TRC-n comprised a booklet of texts and a worksheet with items.
The very first page of the text booklet contrasted "Pantun," a well-wrought chain of John Hollander quatrains, with Lucille Clifton's "Blessing the Boats," which sounded like a wedding toast.
The Staatsbibliothek is also contributing half a dozen more of its several hundred Bach holdings to the digital collection, including the Brandenburg Concerto No. 3. The Bach-Archive in Leipzig is providing the program that accompanied the 1734 premiere of the Christmas Oratorio -- a booklet containing the text of the work in German and notes about the performance.
And though Carnegie distributed a text booklet, supertitles would have been a far better idea for a new work in four languages (Latin, Dutch, Italian and English), in which the singers, even heavily amplified, could not always project the words clearly over Mr. Andriessen's dense orchestration.
Tomb of Horrors was republished in 1981 as a thirty-two page booklet with identical text but a new, full-color cover.
After being issued in England as a stand-alone booklet, the Reagan text was open to attack and became the subject of an obscenity trial, with its publisher, Bill Butler, duly brought before the magistrate.
The modifications were so convoluted to induce A. Bagnasco and M. Viviani to compile for the League of Autonomies a booklet juxtaposing the texts of the last two regulations.
Listeners might have missed some of the nuance: the Y provided a booklet with the Hebrew text and the original English libretto (which was also the source for the supertitles), but there was no translation of the Hebrew text that was actually sung.
