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papers ['pepɚz]

n. 文件, 官方文件

[法] 票证, 证券, 纸币

papers

[ noun ]
writing that provides information (especially information of an official nature)
<noun.communication>

papers \pa"pers\ n. pl.
Documents providing information, esp. of an official nature
about a person, vehicle, business, etc. See {paper}[9], n.

Syn: document, written document.
[WordNet 1.5]

The ban interferes with the gathering and reporting of truthful and significant information about the political process on election day, the network argued in federal court papers.
According to the television report, the IRA members were in possession of false identity papers and detonators when they were picked up on July 14.
The five suburban Washington papers are published each weekday morning.
That law requires the archivist to decide which papers to withhold and which to make public 12 years after a president leaves office.
"Plainly stated, EAL's management has lost control of the enterprise," the shareholders committee said in papers filed Tuesday in U.S. Bankruptcy Court here.
Mr. Reagan undoubtedly meant his gesture with the pile of papers to be critical, but he did not say what could have been said.
Attorneys say it helps them beat deadlines as well as traffic in car-clogged California, where papers usually are delivered by messenger or by lawyers themselves.
The FBI said one expert estimated all the volumes and papers could be worth up to $40 million.
The Bank said yesterday that 100 hours of a senior manager's time had been spent examining papers relating to the case. Mr Levy says Amro ignored warnings about Mr Picken.
Zanotti, 41, fills a vacancy created by the retirement of Pat Murphy on Aug. 8. Unlike Murphy, he will be in charge of the newspapers' business as well as their editorial side, a spokesman for the papers said.
AMHERST, Mass. _ From smalltown America to Japan, scholars eager to explore the secrets of Ernest Hemingway come to Massachusetts to sift through the working papers he left behind.
Of the 290 employees eligible for early retirement, 113 work at the Richmond papers.
It is up to papers like the FT diligently to examine the reality of what is happening. On the same day Mr Di Marco's letter was published the current account deficit went over Pounds 1bn again.
The plan started taking shape 32 months before he declared martial law and while he presented himself as a champion of democracy, the papers show.
Government officials say that if foreign debt papers and other instruments can't be used, its privatization program would be unviable because the companies being sold wouldn't fetch the minimum price set by the government.
It is a violation of Barry's constitutional right to a public trial to keep Farrakhan and Stallings from attending, lawyers for the American Civil Liberties Union, representing the three, said in papers filed in federal appeals court.
Denton Cooley, the renowned Houston heart surgeon, recently filed personal bankruptcy papers, citing real-estate losses.
Reporters for the two papers gave that assurance, but their editors ordered that Cohen's name be published.
La Montagne, in the Auvergne, made one look hard for the Paris papers to find something that did not read like a freesheet, yet cost almost as much as the FT.
The old owners liked to fashion the identity of their papers on their editorial pages; the new owners were more interested in the bottom line on the balance sheet.
Only two of the nine original plaintiffs were given LSD therapy during the time the CIA financed Cameron's research, according to court papers.
Before she died in January, Dorothea Allen destroyed family papers and letters and tore the date and place of birth from her passport.
The mystery was solved Tuesday as Columbia University announced that it had been given the papers of Ellery Queen, the dashing, upper-crust detective whose adventures helped elevate American detective fiction to an art form.
Sanda later reported to Parkin that a Unisys vice president, not identified in the court papers, suggested firing Sanda because of the complaint but the company decided against to avoid appearing to be engaged in wrongdoing.
Guy Gannett Publishing Co. plans to eliminate 90 workers at its Portland, Maine, newspapers early next year due to declining ad revenue and plans to merge the two papers.
The Audit Bureau of Circulations, which audits circulation figures, says that the 1987 figures for the two papers and their zoned editions won't be available until this summer.
A glance at last Sunday's papers reveals the hatred many feel towards his methods.
Instead of the traditional stapler or folder for those bulky theme papers, there's now a desktop plastic binding machine.
He said the papers generated in his White House were numerous. "There are 50 million pieces of paper." He was asked if he recalled meeting Contra leader Adolfo Calero, who posed with him in a White House picture.
"I felt cheated on both ends," he recalls, and hastily signed papers to quit the ROTC.

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