Each president's relationship with his staff becomes a window into his style of governing here, even if Mr. Schlesinger prefers to hand readers the evidence and let them draw the conclusions.
Ingersoll Rand, which makes handprint reading equipment, says in publicity material that biometric hand readers "simultaneously and instantaneously record 90 separate measurements of a hand -- including length, width, thickness and surface area -- to verify that the person using the device really is who he or she claims to be.
On Radish, on the other hand, readers buy coins, which can then be spent on the stories they're following.
In both advertising and lending marketplaces, you have a two-sided marketplace — advertisers and investors on the one hand, readers and borrowers on the other.
On the other hand, readers are given a thorough six pages on Quebec weather, explaining that mittens are warmer than gloves and, come spring, "the maple sap flows and allows for the production of maple syrup," not to mention a firm grounding on how to decode a weather report and an entire paragraph dedicated to UV rays.
All e-book reading feels a little disconnected to the habitual pen-in-hand reader, but some kind of digital marker, at least, gives a user fixed points of reference, a few colorful buoys in what would otherwise be a uniformly blank sea of words.
Because of the government's strict monopoly on presses, photocopiers, and other such devices, samizdat publications typically took the form of carbon copies of typewritten sheets and were passed by hand from reader to reader.
ATWOOD You quickly find, when you are a hand-reader as I am, that nothing interests people so much as themselves.
Without the Horace poem to hand, a reader probably wouldn't immediately grasp the primary meaning of "part" as "place".
So, take my hand dear reader, as we're going back in time to when Mack was 19.
