"It's hard whenever my son wants to do something and I say, 'Mommy doesn't have the money to do it,'" said Ms. Yancey, who keeps neat copies of her son's first- through fifth-grade class photos in her wallet.
Peter Wehner, who hired Mr. Ryan, insisted that the assistants clip articles from the newspaper, copy them "neat and centered," and present the clippings in a nice sheaf each morning.
According to the publisher, the fair copy is "neat, with most notable revisions and corrections centred around her portrayal of Jane's encounters with Mr Rochester".
Make sure the good copy is neat, punctuation and spelling are correct, and the information makes sense as well as being on-topic.
The answer caught my interest though, not for its content but for the implausible method of its delivery – neat lines of perfect, copy-friendly English, delivered in about three words of Swahili.
And all-in-ones can do neat tricks like reprinting four copies of a photo on a single glossy sheet when you simply press a couple of buttons.
Schneider's copy is covered with neat but angry notations, rebuttals, and exclamation points.
Some copied into notebooks in neat italic script in blue-black ink, others scribbled almost illegibly in soft pencil on the back of an old envelope.
Resuming work at his desk, he carefully copies words in big neat handwriting into his exercise book.
After that look at the way your friend (with that neat handwriting) has written on the note copy.
