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If carry traders are also sneaking money into the country, then the central-bank purchases will be bigger still.The yuan it prints in order to buy these dollars add to China's money supply.

In the first stage of the experiment, the children were individually seated at a table in one corner of an experimental room and presented with diverting activities that had previously been shown to be of high interest to the children (e.g., stickers, pictures, prints) in order to discourage active participation and encourage mere observation.

Marvel Studios's Kevin Feige subsequently had the scene removed from all preview prints in order to maintain the surprise and keep fans guessing.

In March of 2013, Chun decided to combine her passion for art design and cars by translating her photographs of classic cars into minimalistic art prints in order to show others what she sees when she looks at a car.

In 1995, "we asked the trial judge to let us destroy all the pieces we knew were fakes," he said, but the trial judge, Harold Fong (who has since died), instead ordered an auction of 11,000 of the counterfeit prints in order to repay the Postal Service for its costs investigating this case.

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I was trying to find what's distinctive in my style of working with print in order to have enough of a "signature" to start my own label.

We just completed the first print in order to get it to Toronto Film Festival (The movie is the closing film at the Festival).

"After all, prints are a fast, smart and easy way in terms of product development to make the same best-selling dress shape with a new print in order to refresh and replenish stock.

In the runup to the invasion of Iraq, Beinart, the wunderkind editor of The New Republic, had fastened on wings of superb confidence and taken to air and print in order to champion the coming war.

Eric Carlson, the president of the Empire State Forest Products Association, said his organization had no problem with giving the Legislature the flexibility to avoid needless printing in order to save taxpayer dollars.