Many of the women's crimes are, in their telling, part of a struggle for at least a facsimile of control, or an attempt to dodge the traps set for them.
Some early editions of Lord Byron's work, for example, contained a facsimile of an autograph letter of the poet.
Plans call for publication, including a facsimile edition, in the autumn, and a recording by the British conductor and Bach specialist John Eliot Gardiner.
Lot 587, for example, is a facsimile of a work in the Morgan Library: Sydney C. Cockerell's "Book of the Old Testament".
Stained-glass windows were removed from the cathedral while repairs were being done to its facade; at the same time the psalter — in the collection of the Cathedral Library in Hildesheim, Germany — was being unbound for conservation and a facsimile project.
I'd recommend the Longman edition for Alastair Fowler's notes but also a facsimile for Gustave Doré's ravishing illustrations.
The dinner, called the Red Party, was held in a spacious production facility just off the West Side Highway, transformed for the evening into a facsimile of a Russian Constructivist set.
That is because prosecutors must be able to prove that pornographic images of the children are real, and not a facsimile, for someone to be found guilty of possessing child pornography.
For more than two decades, the N.R.A. has maintained a facsimile of respect for law enforcement, reflexively announcing its devotion to "warriors" and "heroes"—even as it has pushed to relax laws that police routinely describe as a threat to the safety of their officers and the public.
