Tschuppik reported his finding in the " Schweizerische Musikzeitung " and in the " S�ddeutsche Zeitung ", prepared a clean copy of the score and handwritten orchestral parts, and arranged also a four-stave particello of it.
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He wrote the novels in his study by hand in very small handwriting, with many additions and deletions and notes, and gave the draft to his wife, who made a clean copy at night, which Tolstoy then rewrote the next day.
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"He gave the advice late in his life-- never copy, never make a fair copy, because if you give a clean copy to the printer he'll give it to the boy apprentice to set in type, and there will be all kinds of errors.
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Bound by obligations Leskov was finishing the novel in the most haphazardous manner, quickly and illogically knotting the plot's loose ends in the least probable ways, doing this so hastily, E . S . Ivanova, a family friend, who took it upon herself to make a clean copy of it.
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Many virtual machine programs allow you to save " snapshots " and " revert " to them later, etc . You can keep a clean copy of a virtual machine with no trial programs installed, and revert to it each time .-- Spoon ! 08 : 31, 17 January 2007 ( UTC)
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Metternich was celebrated as the principal artist and theoretician of this balancing but he was simply doing a more or less clean copy of what his predecessor Kaunitz had already done by reversing so many of the traditional Habsburg alliances and building international relations anew on the basis of national interest instead of religion or tradition.
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This means, for example, that the clean copies they carry of Eminem's " The Marshall Mathers LP " still contain the word " bitch " while the clean copies they carry of DMX's " And Then There Was X " edit out the exact same word . ( Anderson did not return several phone calls for comment .)
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This means, for example, that the clean copies they carry of Eminem's " The Marshall Mathers LP " still contain the word " bitch " while the clean copies they carry of DMX's " And Then There Was X " edit out the exact same word . ( Anderson did not return several phone calls for comment .)
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Wow, it's this intense . " He quickly moved to a 5am shift at another station to compile traffic and travel reports, where his first bulletin prompted the newsreader to hit him around the head for not providing completely clean copy : " Maybe it was just a style of management that was big in those days, that's all.
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The panels of an urbarium, which may be recopied several times to create a clean copy, were either stored as a scroll ( ) or the strips of parchment were sewn together to create a codex, or were handwritten on preprinted forms in more recent centuries, as Empress Maria Theresa's urbarial survey of the Kingdom of Hungary in the 18th century.
