At the National Gallery of Art in Washington,D.C., you can see a colorful and expressive print called "Revolt on the Amistad."

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More than seventy-five percent of students choose to print their essay on the test rather than write in cursive.

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He makes very careful decisions about color,shape and line so that he can make the best print possible.

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The verb "to lobby" first appeared in print in the United States in the eighteen thirties, according to a website about Washington.

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Instead of fine print that hides the truth, we need credit card forms and statements that have plain language in plain sight."

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She discovered,though, that she was interested in stories that were too long for the paper to print.

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Some researchers believe that bio-printers may one day be able to print organs directly into the body.

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In this scene, their editors are trying to decide if the paper has enough to support a story that the reporters want to print.

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But who made the print? Today,we answer that question as we explore the world of printmaking.

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American children traditionally first learn to print, then to write in cursive, which connects the letters.

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They were also used starting around the ninth century in China to print documents.

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Then,Stovall uses his artistic skills to translate that work into a print version.

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Photocopiers print in two dimensions. Now,imagine how this would work for three dimensions.

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"The artist is Jacob Lawrence and the silkscreen print maker is myself,Lou Stovall.

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