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Why don't you open it up and remove the one piece of paper from inside and hand it to me, and we will see if it matches your choices.
It was a season as described by a local paper when every Tuesday a scholar fell to the bullets of fundamentalist assassins.
So we informed our audience that what they will just now hear will be a random paper, a mixture of the two papers which we didn't know what each was writing.
Now, you will be surprised that a majority of our audience did not think that what they'd just listened to was a completely random paper.
Again in 2009, we see a paper that says that trocars account for over half of all major complications in laparoscopic surgery.
And I'm obsessed with engineering of paper.
Journaling, or getting those thoughts down on paper, makes it less likely they'll pop up and distract you in the moment.
Biologists for the most part are still using a paper and pencil to visualize the processes they study, and with the data we have now, that's just not good enough anymore.
Kids made hamburger cards that were made out of construction paper.
And they made thank you pizzas, where every kid signed a different topping of a construction paper pizza.
As a 10-year-old, along with my siblings, I dreamt of scraping off the poison from fly-killer paper into his coffee, grounded down glass and sprinkling it over his breakfast, loosening the carpet on the stairs so he would trip and break his neck.
When the book came out, it had fair reviews in the national papers, but the paper of choice in Luton is not The Guardian, it's the Luton News, and the Luton News ran the headline about the book, "The Book That May Heal a 32-Year-Old Rift."
And he said, "Well, get your homeroom teacher to sign a piece of paper that says you can come here, and I'll teach it to you."
And if you're a wiper, then you use toilet paper or, in some regions of the world where it's not available, newspaper or rags or corncobs.
There was a paper published in the medical journal The Lancet in England a few years ago called " A man who pricked his finger and smelled putrid for 5 years."
A paper was published about 30 years ago called "Injuries due to Falling Coconuts."
From a psychiatrist in New York City: "Pretty soon we will have to disclose whether we prefer cats to dogs, what model of car we drive, and what toilet paper we use."
In this meeting, there is a man standing in front of them, telling them, "We know who you are, we know who you will vote for, and if you're not going to drop the right paper, we're going to take revenge."
Jim Surowiecki briefly mentioned Yochai Benkler's paper about open source, pointing to a new form of production: peer-to-peer production.
The first time I met with the prisoners, I asked them why they were asking for a writing workshop and they told me they wanted to put on paper all that they couldn't say and do.
There’s more information available today and more advanced technology to preserve it, though we can’t know for sure that our digital archives will be more resistant to destruction than Alexandria’s ink and paper scrolls.
When John Chapin and I, 15 years ago, proposed in a paper that we would build something that we called a brain-machine interface, meaning connecting a brain to devices so that animals and humans could just move these devices, no matter how far they are from their own bodies, just by imagining what they want to do, our colleagues told us that we actually needed professional help, of the psychiatry variety.
We reenacted this paper.
It begins with a clean sheet of paper, a felt marker, and without using any words, you begin to draw how to make toast.
Almost everyone who hasn't heard this before is surprised when they hear that if you take a 0.1 millimeter thick sheet of paper, the size we normally use, and, if it were big enough, fold it 50 times, its thickness would extend almost the distance from the Earth to the sun.
And so the question that I ask myself is, what happens to the last community using paper notes when the rest of the world moves to digital currency?
You would first start by writing your message on a piece of paper, then you would place it into a sealed envelope, and from there, you would go ahead and send it after you put a stamp and address on it.
The idea was to take a piece of paper and fold it inside out using only your weaker hand, in my case, the left hand.
But if we give it a little bit more thought, like a paper clip.
A paper clip makes this a little bit more interesting.
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