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Then the information technology was not so ubiquitous and pirates retyped a book word-by-word before printing it.

(He was already familiar with the author's work, having retyped her 1967 novel Those Who Walk Away in Venice during this year's Biennale.) The resulting work was accompanied by the framed relics of past efforts, titled for the books from which they were derived, including Philip K.

A secretary retyped it as soon as he got through with one page, somebody was there for the research ...

If the valuation analyst receives historical tax returns and retypes the tax return information for side-by-side comparison in the valuation report, there is no requirement for him or her to report on this retyped tax return information.

10), even though all the articles have been retyped. It should be noted that in retyping there may be differences from the transliteration in the original articles.

"I have heard separately that the documents came from the Israelis and showed evidence of being retyped," Kelley reiterated.

For a treatment of her next novel, she retyped the facts from a newspaper article about a recent murder.

A columnist for The Times has acknowledged that the two-page Persian language document published by The Times last month was not a photocopy of the original document but an expurgated and retyped version of the original.

"Working as a PA was a fantastic education because in those days, and it does seem like another age, the scripts all had to be physically retyped.

Back when she started working for Currents, most articles had to be retyped for publication, but now everything comes to us in a word processing file.