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What is a piece of paper?
Paper in Egyptian times was called Papyrus's.
Trying to clean a champagne flute I got a piece of paper towel wedged down the bottom of a champagne flute how could you get it out?
Try either with the sharp tip of a knife or with tweezers.
What makes a piece of paper called a dollar worth more than other piece of paper?
the print and the color
What is a Puritan padle with a piece of paper called?
A slate
What is the wide flat piece of wood in the centre of the chair back?
The wide flat piece of wood in the center of a chair back is called a splat. It provides support and stability to the chair back while also serving as a decorative element. The design of the splat can vary depending on the style of the chair.
What was a sedan chair?
Well its a piece of cake with a chAIR ON IT
What is a piece of paper that orders a payment of money called?
a bill
How do you get a piece of paper on the computer screen and get to type on the computer screen?
The "piece of paper" is what is called 'virtual' it is a representative of a real piece of paper but is actually an image of one. The program that presents you with this virtual paper and allows you to type on it (an print what you have typed as a real bit of paper) is called a "word processing" application. This application must be present (installed) on your computer for you to be able to do this.
Where can you to find a discontinued item recently sold at Havertys furniture store called Dunwoody Oversize Chair item 025001766?
Sorry, I don't think that you are going to be able to find the chair; however, the piece is made by a company called schnadig called the bazille chair and a half or 1/2
What is the value of an 1893 paper 50 cent piece?
It is worth 50 cents. That is why it is called a 50 cent piece.
What is the difference between a tangible and an intangible asset?
A tangible asset a physical thing you can actually touch. It includes a piece of land, a house, a table, a chair, a TV, a Computer etc. An intangible asset exists only on paper. You can exchange a piece of paper for money. You can take a piece of paper and take it to a banker or broker and come out with money. That piece of paper is represents an intangible asset. You have a bank account. Bank accounts, stocks, bonds, debentures, etc, are intangible assets.
What are the dashed lines across the piece of paper called?
They are called fold lines or perforated lines. They indicate where the paper should be folded or torn.
