• A paper-hanging brush is about 25 cm wide, and is for smoothing bubbles out of freshly hung paper.
• Wallpaper consists of a backing, ground coat, applied ink, and sometimes paste on the backing used to adhere the paper to the wall.
• If the wallpaper patch is prepasted paper, soak it in warm water for 30 seconds.

Synonyms

• Besides the general-circulation papers, newspapers continued to flourish as agents of various special communities.
• New York had nine daily newspapers then, plus papers in Brooklyn, Queens and New Jersey, and three wire services.
• These findings provide a prescription for future newspaper content if papers are to gain young readers now and keep them in the future.

Synonyms

• No matter how stupid a question or trivial an issue, the denial of full access to all files, working papers, memos, personal notes and so on will be treated as a cover-up.
• They reconstructed the history out of personal papers, official reports, and interviews.
• Shred personal or financial papers; archive long-term records, such as tax returns.

Synonyms

• The Russians discovered, among other documents, false identity papers, including a Sudanese passport that he sometimes used.
• He carried no papers or proof of identity, as such documents would have endangered his family who remained behind, if he had been captured.
• They could not immediately identify the boy, whom they described as too young to have official identity papers.

Synonyms

• Detailed policy papers, letters and ministerial submissions are taped and listened to late into the evening, absorbed at double the normal speed.
• I think that both the report and the strategy paper are positive documents for Bulgaria.
• Based on that work stage three of the process will see the production of a series of policy papers setting out various options

• Once you've completed the sale that paper profit becomes real lolly that you can go out and spend or buy even more shares.
• If you cash them in now you turn what is still a paper loss into a real loss.
• Thirdly, save for its existence as a paper entry, it is unclear what assets are in the Business Reserve Account or in whose names.

• However, the examiners who mark their papers will not be made aware of their circumstances, in order to preserve the integrity of the exams process.
• The number of answer papers identifying all the scarecrows correctly was higher than usual.
• The Department of Education and Science is also preparing to advertise for examiners to correct the papers to ensure the exams go ahead in June as planned.

• Never paper over existing wallpaper that is not firmly adhering to the wall surface.
• Usually you will not want to paint or paper over old wallpaper but will want to remove it instead.
• The council have sent out plasterers but I send them away because I don't want it replastered and the cracks papered over.

• But the gaping holes in the U.S. stance are being largely papered over in news coverage.
• But there are concerns that there will still be unfilled vacancies, and that schools are resorting to supply cover and swapping staff from subject to subject to paper over cracks.
• The damage they have done to this country's sense of itself as a moral force for good, however, cannot be papered over with soaring speeches about freedom and liberty.