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And, on paper at least, state prison officials have touted the transfers as a success.

But their sons were so far away in weight and experience that, on paper, they never should have shared a ring.

Violence in public gets a lighter sentence than a lie on paper.

Clearly, India's road design standards are solid on paper - but poorly enforced on the ground.

But while the economy looks good on paper, workers in the area contend with wages that have flatlined over the last 15 years while house prices increased to ten times average earnings.