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Having a handwritten signature.

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Usage of signed in English
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Putin, however, said he had recently received a request signed by Khodorkovsky.
The Guardian
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New Zealand signed the Convention in March last year, to great fanfare.
Radio NZ
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Last week Britain signed an agreement on nuclear energy cooperation with India.
Reuters
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He brought good news with him; the deal had finally been signed.
White Hunter, Black Heart
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South Wairarapa District signed up with the Wellington Water group last year.
Radio NZ
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We signed a document with a good result by scoring four goals.
The South African
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Marlborough's mayor also has signed the local government leaders' Climate Change Declaration.
Radio NZ
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The pair signed a shaky peace deal last year but violence continues.
Reuters
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Religious leaders signed a peace treaty following the incident a month ago.
Radio NZ
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A week later that statement has now been signed by 25 countries.
The Guardian
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The companies also signed an option agreement for certain discovery stage programs.
Reuters
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Major world players, including the US, China, and South Africa signed up.
The Irish Times
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Earlier this year, Canada's Cameco and India signed a commercial uranium agreement.
Reuters
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No documents were signed and, according to reports, no major issues resolved.
The Irish Times
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France and Italy signed a deal to build the link in 2001.
The Irish Times
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President Giorgio Napolitano signed the decree today after consulting with political leaders.
The Irish Times
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