Adhesive tape.

Anybody got some adhesive tape?

Get me some adhesive please.

Has adhesive paper in this office?

Dots

Dots

Dots.

I'll put some adhesive tape on it.

I managed to scrape the adhesive loose.

Horizontal Dots

Big dots

Polka dots.

It uses a pressure sensitive adhesive to do it.

Oh, Alice, these dots.

Let me connect the dots.

Here's how the dots connected.

Aim for the black dots.

Draws dots and freehand strokes

Oh. Look, Sarge, polka dots.

Oops. Polka dots. Your favorite.

Connect the dots to create squares

All those dots are viral focuses.

Connect the dots to create squares

And now I'm highlighting a few dots.

So the blue dots are selected randomly.

The white dots are comparisons, nothing changed.

DOTS Directly observed short course treatment strategy

In what cases do we put dots?

Now this is a bunch of dots moving.

We connect the dots in the supply chain.

Note Two dots () signify that data are unavailable.

It is time to join up the dots.

Note Two dots () signify data are not available.

No dots, please and throbbing is pretty cheap.

You see, she got tired of having that adhesive tape over her eyes and mouth.

For me, this kind of personifies this connected world, where everything is intertwined, and the dots are it's all about the dots joining together.

So, we have two panels here, of colored dots.

Note Two dots () indicate that information is not available.

Note Two dots () indicate that information is not available.

Note Two dots () signify that data are not available.

Note Two dots () signify that data are not available.

Note Two dots () signify that data are not available.

Click to draw dots or drag to draw strokes.

Look up the spelling of presumption, and no dots.

The red dots are going to be cases of the flu, and the yellow dots are going to be friends of the people with the flu.