Xerox (ˈzɪərɒks
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Definitions
noun
- ®
- a xerographic copying process
- a machine employing this process
- a copy produced by this process
verb
- to produce a copy of (a document, illustration, etc) by this process
Usage examples
By 0200 I had it all done and the papers ready for signature in the morning, after I'd had a number of Xerox copies made somewhere.
, Doubtful Motives (1987)But researchers at MIT and Xerox are also experimenting with more unusual technologies.
New Scientist (1999)Last year, Xerox paid a $10-million (U. S.) fine to settle SEC civil fraud charges, the largest ever connected to financial reporting.
Globe and Mail (2003)Yes, there are huge problems following the collapse in confidence over Enron, WorldCom and now Xerox.
Sun, News of the World (2002)Here is a good example of step 6. In Stone v. Xerox the organization had a fairly elaborate procedure for assisting poor performers.
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