Although the texture of the lost world Eco captures is almost moving now – the scribbled cards, the photocopies, the endless retyping of drafts – it is the state of mind he prescribes that matters, not the moraine of vintage technology that supports it.
A second approach involved retyping of randomly selected isolates at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Stringent quality control procedures were also employed involving random retyping of 10% samples.
In the same way that word processing takes the drudgery out of retyping and revising a letter, the new digital tools are relieving filmmakers of the mechanical drudgery of their work.
He began by retyping the stories of writers he admired — Hemingway, Cheever, Richard Yates.
One San Franciscan said that he had begun to catch himself blearily retyping the URLs of Web sites he was already reading.
However it was not always possible to use DNA from one tube for both the SNP retyping and official retyping, so we cannot fully rule out the possibility of DNA switching leading to false-positive or false-negative results.
Did they transfer stuff from classified accounts to unclassified accounts, for example by retyping parts of messages on to a smartphone and sending them to Clinton?
This week, when the pop singer Britney Spears releases "Glory," her ninth studio album, pundits of all stripes will gleefully type and retype the litany of personal and professional missteps that eventually led to her extended disappearance from the charts.
Thatcher's personal papers reveal that when the IRA bomb exploded in her Brighton hotel, at 2.54am on 12 October 1984, her secretaries were still retyping the final draft of her party conference speech, in which she was to accuse Neil Kinnock of being a "puppet" leader of a Labour party that had been "hijacked" by the "enemies of democracy".
