This article is reproduced from the Conversation.
Virtually none of the dialogue is reproduced from the novels.
Among fly-fishing trophies and official photos, Mr. Rubin hung an engraved chart of all the Treasury secretaries he had reproduced from the original at the Treasury Department.
In the catalog, Phillips offers Bauhaus graphics and designs illustrated with rare portraits of their creators, which have been reproduced from the Bauhaus Archive in Berlin.
For modernists, there is a range of paints reproduced from the colors ordered by the architect Le Corbusier, who specified color details in his otherwise all-white houses.
The film stills are especially peculiar artefacts: posed publicity shots taken during production rather than frames reproduced from the finished film.
At the mention of Auchincloss's suggestion that Wharton's library might have been reproduced from the stock of antique book dealers, at far less expense and with no compromise to the Mount's mission, Copeland raised a withering eyebrow.
The first is its opening, a passage reproduced from The Golden Hare by Silvina Ocampo, in which a hare is being chased by hounds: "Where are we headed?" cried the hare, in a voice that quavered like a lightning flash.
All witness statements have been reproduced from the website of the Coroner's Inquests into the London Bombings of 7 July 2005; most of them have been edited for reasons of space.
Now the ultimate gift for middle-aged rockers has arrived – a £2,000 scale model of the band's exact stage set-up, reproduced from the classic 1960s gig where your love affair with their music began.
Other improvements were introduced, making it possible to print on both sides of the paper, sort and collate, automatically produce a predetermined number of copies, and enlarge or reduce the image reproduced from the original.
