People will first receive a copy of the front page of the same day's "Asian Wall Street Journal"; the second, a faxed "Sports Illustrated" "closeup" on this summer's Olympics in Seoul; for the third, a faxed copy of the same night's menu from Les Princes Restaurant of the Hotel George V in Paris.
The American director had welcomed him in, sat him down and started to read through the actor's extensive CV, which had been faxed to him beforehand.
A new fashion in Italy is faxed over from Milan to New York or Miami and it is knocked up and appears everywhere and becomes stale before it is even able to walk.
Recently, Lone Star, an American buy-out fund under investigation for embezzlement and tax evasion by one of its employees, faxed the finance ministry an offer to pay 100 billion won to "society".
Instead, at the last minute, Consob faxed a long list of questions to Enrico Bondi, Parmalat's special administrator, who has been pushing hard to get the firm back on its feet.
The defense minister is likely to be replaced, but the government's talent pool is so weak that it is hard to see where the replacement could come from.The release of their so called Green plan was done clumsily, with the announcement speech accidentally faxed to an opposition critic two days in advance.
"I have heard the future and it's a shiny, five-inch disk," said the cryptic message faxed back to The Economist in London.
Shortly before he was executed, an arson expert from Austin faxed a report to the governor, Rick Perry, arguing that the 1991 investigation was based on bad science and that there was no proof of arson.
One man said he had sent his paperwork by fax only to be told that the DMV does not accept faxed documents.
Then prosecutors building a case against Muneo Suzuki, a scandal-bitten lawmaker, revealed that they had accidentally faxed their secret files to a real-estate company.
However, they flew instead to London, where they had spent a period in exile following the 2006 military coup.In a handwritten note faxed to Thai television stations, Mr Thaksin (the puppet-master in the cartoon above) admitted that "I am not a perfect man" but claimed the cases against him were a plot by his political foes, who he said were interfering in the judiciary.
