piece of paper

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Each sample was put in a self-sealing plastic bag, slightly inflated and containing one pieceofpaper towel.
It is a plaster wall, or a sheet of canvas, a panel, a screen, or a pieceofpaper.
After putting away the pieceofpaper, the pen was returned to its original lollipop-looking state.
Another way of knowing the limitation, of course, would simply be to peek at the pieceofpaper.
The seeds were then covered by another pieceofpaper towel, and pre-moistened with 10 ml of distilled water.
This pieceofpaper has a hole at one end, and can be hung on a torsion balance and weighed.
This redrawing and over tracing can happen on one pieceofpaper or on different trace layers.
Then the experimenter opened the cap of the pen and drew an apple on a pieceofpaper.
Characteristically, human perceptual acts include a primary focus of attention, in this case, a pieceofpaper.
I listened to the bristles as it crawled over the edge of a vertical pieceofpaper.
After the "bath," the cricket is placed on a pieceofpaper to soak up the water.
The resulting retina was mapped onto a pieceofpaper by projecting its image using an overhead projector.
The pieceofpaper is only money, the man is only president, insofar as the pieceofpaper is represented as money and the man is represented as president.
I also had a pieceofpaper.
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