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dry offset
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Origin of dry offset1
First recorded in 1955–60
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Frequently the characters of a book, bound before the ink is completely dry, offset, while in press, an impression in grayish tones upon the opposite pages or upon the faces of inserted prints.
From Project Gutenberg
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