Collocations withpaper
These are words often used in combination withpaper.
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acid-free paper
Within two years, acid-free paper became widely available for comparable cost.
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blank paper
There is no provision for the transmission at the reduced rate of blank paper or cardboard.
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briefing paper
An interim briefing paper is already available.
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divorce papers
A few months later, he was served with divorce papers by his new wife.
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folded paper
The success of loosely folded paper has one simple explanation; the greater surface area of paper immediately available for gnawing.
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glossy paper
Production values are impressive, with the whole book printed on heavy, glossy paper.
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handmade paper
Some of them are even on handmade paper and printed with hand-set type.
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local paper
Subjects were recruited through local advertisement to parents receiving an infant/toddler newsletter, as well as the local paper.
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paper bag
I took it with reluctance, hiding it carefully in a brown paper bag.
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paper ballot
It holds a paper ballot on whether strike action is to be taken and it does not take such action unless the majority want it.
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paper cartridge
It used a waterproof paper cartridge ignited with a percussion cap.
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paper cutout
As the scene came from the pilot, it was created with traditional paper cutout stop motion animation.
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paper lantern
They may each carry a paper lantern symbolizing the star.
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paper plate
The idea that £100 million-worth of frigate could or would be thrown away like some paper plate is ridiculous.
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photographic paper
The sections were directly projected onto photographic paper to obtain photomicrographs of whole sections.
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piece of paper
A gasolinesoaked piece of paper burns in a flash; without gasoline it burns more slowly.
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published paper
Quality scoring was undertaken on the basis of the information clearly enunciated in the published paper.
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recycled paper
Unfortunately the publisher's use of poor-quality recycled paper does not do justice to their importance.
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research paper
I was intrigued to be able to write a non-traditional research paper, one that allowed some subjectivity.
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scholarly paper
Most of his books are oscillating heavily between nonfiction and fiction, between historiographical scholarly paper and historical novel.
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scientific paper
One mark of a good scientific paper is that it raises new issues.
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seminal paper
This is a seminal paper even though its conclusions can properly be questioned.
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sheet of paper
In this test, circles containing numbers or letters were depicted on a sheet of paper.
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slip of paper
Is it to be done by dice, or to be drawn by a slip of paper, or is it by trial, by fire, or by water?
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stack of paper
This contains a full sheet of chemical indicator placed in the center of a stack of paper.
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technical paper
It is a fairly highly technical paper.
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ton of paper
The industry has reduced the number of gallons it uses per ton of paper produced.
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weekly paper
The weekly paper consumption is approximately 12 tons.
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wet paper
The contact between the retina and the indifferent electrode was closed with strips of wet paper.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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