He took a document designed to restrain concentrated power and turned it into a document designed to demand concentrated power.
Democrats charged that by saying the report showed the Bush administration was "prevailing," Mr. Armitage was taking a document that has been issued annually for 22 years and thrusting it into the political arena.
I get great satisfaction from taking a document from the good stage (and sometimes "needs-a-lot-of-help" stage) to a better one.
And for those who work on both platforms, it's easy to take a document from a Windows PC, for example, import it to the handheld, then import it on a Mac.
"What we've done is we've taken a document that by nature is too long to begin with and then we've lengthened it some more," Hardy said, shortly after the vote.
The trade press of the time wrote of Acrobat with much excitement, as it represented the ability to take a document as it would show up on a printed page if it even needed to be printed at all.
In the previous work on rank-2 NMF [32] that takes a term-document matrix as input in the context of text clustering, sparse dense matrix multiplication (SpMM) was the main computational bottleneck for computing the solution.
Microtask takes a set of documents - say, membership forms - and splits them into small pieces to be processed by workers.
He didn't take a single document to Russia.
