fascimile

Once he is free, Knothead takes the cat's tail and paints a fascimile of himself on it.

Issued in fascimile to "Songs of the Spirit."

A fascimile has been published by Dover Publications.

There is currently available a fascimile of the first printed edition of a glossa, which was published at Strasbourg in 1480/1.

"I just think they are the 70's reasonable fascimile of the Four Freshmen or the Crew Cuts.

Also, she created a fascimile of a drug once from the secretion of one of her creatures for a specific "bait and switch" operation.

The Constitution of the State of Vermont: a Fascimile Copy of the 1777 Original.

The first fascimile was created by Reims librarian Louis Paris and it was analyzed in detail by Polish paleographer Korwin Jan Jastrzębski (1805-1852).

For contrast, a lyrical section, danced behind a fascimile of a mobile by Alexander Calder (the original was lost), provides a pastoral interlude before the relentlessness resumes in an implied call to action.

Mr. Anderson said some documents presented by insurance regulators in court cases in different states showed "the exact same wording" and in one case still carried the identification of the American Council of Life Insurance fascimile machine.

The Latin letter of Columbus: printed in 1493 and announcing the discovery of America, Bernard Quaritch, editor, 1893, London: contains fascimile of the second Roman edition (Plannck) of 1493; no transcription nor English translation provided.

Executives hope that the annual love affair with Hollywood glamour will create an audience keen to relive the Hepburn story, and starry-eyed enough to accept Ms. Hewitt, a former television teen queen, as a reasonable fascimile of the poised and sophisticated Hepburn.

According to Google Books as well as a library stamp seen on its fascimile of the guide, an extant copy of the first edition was found in the Bodleian Library at Oxford University, first placed in the library's collections on 9 March 1987.

Within 24 hours of the outbreak of violence, the Convention and Visitors Bureau started to issue soothing communications by telephone and fascimile to such organizations as the American Society of Travel Agents, the United States Travel and Tourism Administration and the American Bus Association.

Lettera in lingua spagnuola diretta da Cristoforo Colombo a Luis de Santangel (15 febbrajo 14 marzo 1493), riproddotta a fascimili, Gerolamo d'Adda, editor, 1866, Milan: Laengner, contains a fascimile of the Ambrosian edition of the Spanish letter to Santangel.