We cannot collectively cheer the "return of paper books" when they are in the used form and then also cry that we can't leave the day job because we are not being paid for our work.
The special agent in charge suspected that the thief was a scholar, and the F.B.I. hoped to gain the return of the papers even at the price of immunity for the thief.
The tense race has heightened concerns about voter fraud, especially after the national electoral council decided to return to paper ballots because of a lack of confidence in electronic voting systems.
It describes elections manipulated by voting machines while the populace clamors for the return of the paper ballot.
"I think it falls well short of what's needed," said Gene Russianoff, a lawyer with the New York Public Interest Research Group, "which is the return of these public papers to the city".
The Shelley family was very upset at the way Shelley was portrayed; they demanded the return of Shelley's papers and obtained an injunction preventing the publication of any further volumes.
In fact, the system is built around the return of pad and paper, incorporating the analog-to-digital output of devices like kind offered by Wacom's budget Bamboo line into a high-end, $500 device.
The return of the anonymous paper-based questionnaire was classified as informed consent.
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