The fourth fictional document was a deed.
He has worked, both in court and in a public speech last month, to frame Private Manning's disclosure of documents not as a reckless act of national security vandalism but as a deed of conscience, intended to expose government misdeeds and defend the public's right to know.
Services have been described as a "deed, act or performance," or as "encounters in time," rather than physical objects.
For example, he said, errors can arise when a document such as a mortgage or deed is lost, misfiled or incorrectly indexed in the county recording office.
Save your document as an HTML file.
Formally document your change of name with a deed poll.
The course for the first race, 20 miles upwind and 20 miles back, as stipulated in a 19th-century document known as the Deed of Gift, which governs the race, is far longer than that of the usual America's Cup race.
Steinbrenner's flaws are well documented, as are his accomplishments on the field and his good deeds off it, and it will be up to a 16-person committee to decide if he belongs in Cooperstown alongside the game's most important, if not always savory, individuals.
The manuscript document was a mortgage deed for the Globe Theatre at Bankside, signed and sealed by Shakespeare himself.
