And my mother, a WAC in the Korean War, typing secrets in carbon copy.
The Labadie Collection, part of the University of Michigan's Special Collections Library, houses Kaczynski's correspondence from over 400 people since his arrest in April 1996, including carbon copy replies, legal documents, publications, and clippings.
Two months later, when Ernest is covering the peace conference in Lausanne, Hadley plans to meet him there and, for a surprise, to bring him all his manuscripts, including carbon copies and a novel-in-progress.
These techniques include the 3C-carbon copy (5C) approach, which offers the advantage of being highly quantitative and reproducible.
Obama has repeatedly talked about these issues, up to and including carbon copying and tweaking one of Bush's few signature achievements, the No Child Left Behind initiative.
Carbon contained in yeast extract and extracellular protein was not included in the carbon recovery.
The original CLS's coupelike roofline has since appeared on four-door cars including the Volkswagen CC — a name that, some designers have suggested in jest, stands for "carbon copy" — and the 2011 Hyundai Sonata.
(Copy 2) 2 v. in 1. Carbon copy of typewritten ms. Includes bibliographical references v. 1, leaves 6-15.
In a carbon copy of his opener, Davidson had space to knock the ball into the empty net.
Dungannon doubled their advantage on 53 as Burns nodded in a carbon copy of his first-half goal.
For example, the e-mail term CC stands for carbon copy, as in the carbon paper used to copy a letter.
