An election official showed them the empty interior of a white ballot box before locking it, then taping and sealing its edges with sealing wax.
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Sealing wax was naturally yellowish or pale brownish in tone, but could also be artificially colored red or green ( with many intermediary variations ).
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The manuscript of the Liszt Piano Sonata in B minor has several revised passages that Liszt cut and pasted into the score with red sealing wax.
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Colossus measured 16 feet by 7 feet, weighed one ton and was put together partly with standard telephone-exchange parts, the " string and sealing wax ."
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At that period, public servants were often rewarded with patents of monopoly; Digby received the regional monopoly of sealing wax in Wales and the Welsh Borders.
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Next, it is signed with a private " key, " sort of like a digital piece of sealing wax that authenticates what's inside the electronic envelope.
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In any case, it has long been possible to complicate the task of tampering with electronic devices by sealing them with tamper-evident tape or sealing wax.
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Signet rings, as aristocrats know, were originally used to stamp initials or family crests into sealing wax, and worn on the pinkie, an easy finger to extend.
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The professors, Arden and Kathryn Lorenz, started by noting physical similarities like invisible doors, magical animals and the use of parchment, sealing wax and coats of arms.
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The earliest glass jars were called wax sealers, because they used sealing wax, which was poured into a channel around the lip that held on a tin lid.
