The story used to be available only in samizdat — photocopies of photocopies passed along from hand to hand and becoming blurrier with each recopying — though it has become somewhat more accessible since the 2005 DVD edition of "The Complete New Yorker".
Use this CD or DVD to recopy the music back onto your hard drive and import it into Windows Media Player's library.
It can be a messy business trying to get your complicated ideas out on paper, so it helps to be able to erase and make little changes without having to recopy the whole thing.
It's common to quickly write out the math problems you're supposed to do at the top of your notes, or scribble down the page number of the English reading on a textbook page, but try and recopy this information into a specific homework list so you'll be sure to remember to do it.
Actually, make that "copy and recopy".
When he has time, as he did in Africa, he loves to recopy his work longhand, like a handwriting exercise in school.
Once every 10 years, you should recopy your videos onto fresh tapes, discs or whatever the most promising storage gadget is at the time.
CD-RW's, rewritable CD's that let you copy and recopy data to the disc, have a shorter life expectancy than CD-R's: about 30 years.
When asked to write on a paper what he sees, he is able, with great difficulty, to recopy the letters, line by line, as if he were making a technical drawing, carefully examining each stroke in order to reassure himself that his drawing is exact.
After a few weeks, I finally emailed the staffer in question, and I'm going to go ahead and recopy the message here, because this will be rather salient later on.
