document paper

Similar to other word processors, it has helpful tools to make documents paper.

"A few days ago I received some revealing documents papers on a certain company.

Legal document paper typically contains 25% cotton.

In the year 1390, the first documented paper mill in Germany was established in Nuremberg.

"The House and Senate never act," Mr. Johnson said, "unless the documented papers are before them."

MBoC does not limit manuscript length to allow for the publication of thoroughly documented papers that present all sides of the research results.

Bhimji had used art document paper, a more fragile and flexible photographic paper, suggesting qualities of skin with a rough surface and large open 'pores'.

Scholarly journals returned his carefully written and documented papers with rejection slips, and it soon became apparent that no publisher of general periodicals would accept them either.

In the interwar debate on female sexuality, "three long, carefully reasoned, and thoroughly documented papers by the brilliant young analyst Otto Fenichel" formed his main contribution.

The word Dhunni is derived from word Dhooni (as shown in old documents paper in land registration office Dhunni).

In the book, Nicke is not arrested, and "Röda Rosen" (Sixten, Benka and Jonte) don't make birds by the document papers.

Final reports and documented papers for all these meetings are freely available for down-loading and consultation on the ACAP web site in the Agreement's three official languages of English, French and Spanish.