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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
xerox .
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The previous volumes did make me wonder if I could take xeroxes down to the local japanese steakhouse and request items (note that I live very rural).
Oishinbo a la Carte 4: Fish, Sushi & Sashimi » Manga Worth Reading
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Most of this board is by Bob Camp; supplemented by a few xeroxes of layout drawings by Chris Reccardi.
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Indeed, earlier installations were merely xeroxes of fixed images orchestrated beforehand with a computer program, apolitical bores whose range of interactivity were laughably limited.
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In honor of the fine tradition of plagiarism sanctioned by Harvard, I sent them a donation of xeroxes of a liberal amount of the cash I have in my pocket.
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I pretty quickly got into the habit of saying "copies" instead of "xeroxes".
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For instance, if someone were to press Plimer on the matter of Monboit's questions with xeroxes from Plimer's book showing what the questions were about, while continuously directing Plimer's attention to the pages he keeps being unable to focus on, he could be made to forget he wrote a book, because the memory of his book would be made to cause cognitive dissonance.
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He has always repaid the Archives for any xeroxes, printouts etc. that he has made using Archives equipment.
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He has always repaid the Archives for any xeroxes, printouts etc. that he has made using Archives equipment.
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Indeed, earlier installations were merely xeroxes of fixed images orchestrated beforehand with a computer program, apolitical bores whose range of interactivity were laughably limited.
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Do you have xeroxes of my pencils that you can substantiate this with?
Comic Book Urban Legends Revealed #136 | Comics Should Be Good! @ Comic Book Resources
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