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the FBI has to do a library of paperwork anytime they take a photo of someone, and the CIA is not bound by worldly laws and are more or less sanctioned to kill God.
The FBI has to do a library of paperwork anytime they want to take a photo of someone,
Except it's never that simple, because the paperwork on Antarctica sort of says common heritage of mankind,
Because the paperwork on Antarctica sort of says "Common Heritage of Mankind", but it doesn't go all in.
while one passenger disembarked and the pilot filled out some paperwork,
That is, transported from the scene and taken to a hospital, because that's where insurance and personal information can be established through paperwork.
That is transported from the scene and taken to a hospital because that's where insurance and personal information can be established through paperwork.
But then we went through the paperwork, we signed a contract,
But then, we went through the paperwork, we signed a contract, and I was like, whoa, this is actually happening.
And since regulations were all consistent, paperwork and red tape were non-existent.
And since regulations were all consistent, paperwork and red tape were non-existent.
We're not really in a place for decision making, planning, organizing, knowing how to fill out paperwork.
We're not really in a place for, um, decision-making, planning, um, organizing, knowing how to fill out paperwork.
"Admitting" means they take you in; they admit you, they do all the paperwork, they get you
They do all the paperwork.
And also the nursing care industry, 20 to 25 percent of the work is paperwork.
So now we are introducing some digital technology to eliminate paperwork so that caregivers can focus on their tasks.
Korean government who could afford a phone, getting one installed was a lengthy process with stacks of paperwork to justify the phone's purpose and the owner's plan to pay for it.
There were landlines built in a few parts of the country, but about 90% of them were connected to government offices or other state-owned enterprises, and even for those in the North Korean government who could afford a phone, getting one installed was a lengthy process with stacks of paperwork to justify the phone's purpose and the owner's plan to pay for it.