Like Oscar Wilde's picture of Dorian Gray, only in reverse, these public facsimiles of eternal youth only serve to make the depredations of present-day reality even crueller.
Information was also provided to medical practitioners and the public by recorded telephone messages and facsimile transmission.
Severely handicapped though he was by malnutrition and alcoholism, Cosey spent the next several months in public libraries, painstakingly copying facsimiles and originals of the handwriting of various distinguished men in American history, producing what the law, using the adjective rather loosely, terms archeological forgeries.
Several youth photographed their own hand-drawn facsimiles or public signage depicting familiar anti-smoking slogans.
Plague information materials were rapidly developed and distributed to U.S. public health officials by electronic mail, facsimile, and expedited publication.
And Mr. Power, the talented playwright and performer whose musical restyling of a Greek tragedy, "The Seven," was acclaimed Off Broadway several seasons back, creates vivid dramatic facsimiles of these public figures.
The following year, the nearby city of Plano passed a law making it a misdemeanor to brandish an air gun or other type of facsimile firearm in a public place.
A facsimile also allows the public to see objects that are nearly impossible to approach in person: Factum has recorded and reassembled everything from a Renaissance painting outside the Pope's bedroom to rock carvings on a remote plateau in Chad.
GAO staff leaked their report early to ensure that it and not some watered down facsimile got to the public.
Talk story about facsimile newspapers, or "fax" and the public demonstration given by the Times last week, when it broadcast four-page editions of itself six times a day over the F. B. band of WQXR to facsimile recorders installed in 14 department stores and hotels around town.
