I use a Japanese slicer to get uniform, paper-thin slices.
During his second term, he vetoed the renewal of the charter for the independent Second Bank of the United States, a private institution that kept the federal government's deposits interest-free, and issued uniform paper currency.
At the time of the study the clinics were using a uniform paper chart system.
To his left sat an interpreter, dressed casually in shirtsleeves, and to his right were two personal representatives in military uniform with papers before them.
Liao is known for a 2012 project called Consumption, in which he displayed a uniform, employment papers, and an iPad as relics of time spent working at an iPad factory in China—his work is all about collecting artifacts.
"Although prisoners are given uniforms," the paper said, "they are generally not required to wear them".
Keefe leads a connective practice that helps veterans address trauma by transforming uniforms into paper.
"There's no pressure on the veterans we work with to cut up their uniforms for paper — they can use some other clothing that has meaning for them, something they maybe wore during the war, and still participate," he said.
IT has been two years since the Pentagon decided to build a virtual shopping mall on the Internet, and although its corridors are stocked with goods from rations and uniforms to paper and floppy disks, the military's main venture into e-commerce has been going a little more slowly than planned.
You're just as likely to end up next to a lawyer, construction worker, cop or Dodgers fan at the communal tables, and the friendly counter ladies in their 1950s uniforms and paper hats use plastic trays: it's cash only here, and lunch is the busiest time.
