Method of transmitting images, often of documents.
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A nightmare certainly: a facsimile, perhaps, of something from a heroin fugue.
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She shared her facsimile fast food tips with our reporter, Ruth Hill.
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The commemorative edition also includes a facsimile of William Newman's hand-drawn board.
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The following story will partly explain his dislike of facsimile and duplication.
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I can get facsimile copies of anything else on a day's notice.
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She handed Joe back his original memo from the facsimile machine.
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He put it through a facsimile machine and managed to address each of fifty copies.
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Joe said: "I'll get my order for new parts off on the facsimile machine."
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There was a faint click from the facsimile machine in the adjoining room as it ejected the hourly, summary sent out by Central News.
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Lines of facsimile machines, some silent, some clicking busily, stretched away into the distance.
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Ten years ago, a business card was incomplete without a fax number.
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The National Health Commission did not respond to a fax seeking comment.
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I called an official at NASA to ask for his fax number.
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I sent a fax today to the number your secretary gave me.
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As I say, it's all a long way from flogging fax machines.
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The fax with this information arrived on Minister Lowry's desk last night.
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A few weeks later, I received a somewhat cryptic fax from Charlie:
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China's Ministry of Commerce didn't immediately respond to a fax seeking comment.
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But fax the picture over and I'll ask some of my customers.
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I got a fax yesterday, with a positive identification of the victim.
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Seven years ago Sara Blakely was flogging fax machines door to door.
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China's Ministry of Commerce didn't immediately respond to a fax requesting comment.
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Voters were also able to cast their ballots by fax and mail.
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Can you fax me the results, and send me the CODIS information?
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Comments can be submitted at public meetings, by mail, fax, and email.
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Oh, speaking of which, remind me to fax you the ViCAP reports.
