Spanish
prueba Trial impression of a print taken from a plate or block, usually before the production of the regular edition.
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However, President Clinton hailed the news as proof of a strong economy.
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The Syria- and Iraq-based Islamic State claimed responsibility, but offered no proof.
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Iranian authorities say the Islamic State is awaiting Western proof of sincerity.
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They played Santa's elves with the police wish list: Bullet proof doors.
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No wonder most countries ask for proof of return ticket upon arrival.
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And then, one day, a proof copy of Delancey's book arrived.
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She hands me a stack of messages and a proof copy of next week's issue.
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Susan is sent a package by her ex-husband containing a proof copy of his soon-to-be-published novel, also called Nocturnal Animals.
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Could you conveniently do me one thing?-wheneveryou finish any head, I should like to have a proof copy of it.
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I enclose you a proof copy of the "Banks of the Devon," which present with my best wishes to Charlotte.
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And then his eye caught the water- proof sheet of the shower-bath.
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With it is a proof sheet on which to make corrections in his biographical sketch.
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He took up an old proof sheet and began to glance through it, frowning thoughtfully.
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Our proof sheet came out with the message, "We Can Fallow!"
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Hardin says she might still have a proof sheet -possibly slides of those early press materials.
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This is just a crude device to test proof of concept.
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A trial proof of the key block is in the Rosenwald Collection, National Gallery of Art.
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A trial proof of the key block, center sheet, is in the Rosenwald Collection, National Gallery of Art.