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a transparent covering over a artwork that indicates color designations and other instructions to the printer. Also, transparent layers of artwork which are overprinted to create a composite image.
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The installation of a new roof system over an existing system without removing an existing system.
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A decorative covering, typically solid or filigreed precious metals, fitted to the barrel and cap of a pen. Typically found on pens made up through the mid-1920s, top-quality overlays add greatly to the collector value of a pen.
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An overlay is also a planning provision, but one which is in addition to the zone provision. Overlays ensure that important aspects of the land are recognised (such as areas of significant vegetation or special heritage significance). Overlays indicate the type of development and/or protection which may be appropriate in that area. There are 22 standard overlays for new Planning Schemes to use. Any particular Planning Scheme uses only those overlays which are relevant to it's area. ...
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When the odds on a proposition are in favor of the bettor rather than the house
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