Available from Imprint, an imprint of Hachette Book Group, Inc.
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Going forward, titles currently under the Weinstein Books imprint will be published by our Hachette Books imprint, and the Weinstein Books imprint team will join Hachette Books.
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The company added that future titles currently under the Weinstein Books imprint will be published by the Hachette Books imprint, and Weinstein Books imprint team will join Hachette Books.
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I love everything on the Modern Love imprint as well as the Other People imprint.
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The spokeswoman also said Weinstein Books imprint had around 10 titles scheduled for publication in 2018 and those will be published under Hachette Books imprint.
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Some of them have fallen further into dormancy: Most of the titles PW attributes to Depp's Infinitum Nihil imprint in 2015 are now listed under its parent imprint, Harper.
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Since 1990, his efforts have grown to include comic books and graphic novels, a non–comic book imprint, and a children's book imprint (home of the popular Moomin works).
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Copyright 2019, Atria Books, an imprint of Simon & Schuster.
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In recent years, the company has been expanding its publishing programs, particularly in science fiction and fantasy and young adult, and has started a handful of new imprints, among them MCD/FSG, an experimental imprint at FSG; Wednesday Books, a crossover Y.A. imprint at St. Martin's, and All Points Books, Adam Bellow's new political imprint at St. Martin's.
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It's a man's imprint of his vision on the landscape.
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Of 234.2 heatwaves, 225 contained humankind's imprint in the data.
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Instead, she's publishing her current series through her own imprint.
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When they've left an imprint on us they're always remembered.
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He has truly left a conspicuous imprint on modern mathematics.
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Excerpted with permission of Ecco, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers.
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Another episode left an indelible imprint on the veteran journalist.
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The brand operates two sites: Imprint (formerly Need) and Foremost.
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Available from PublicAffairs, an imprint of Hachette Book Group, Inc.
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Excerpted by permission of Ecco, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers.
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Mr Xi's imprint on China's economic bureaucracy was also unconventional.
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Reprinted with permission of Harper, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers.
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Published by Clarkson Potter, an imprint of Penguin Random House.
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Imprint Smart Mapping is another key feature of this vacuum.
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Our imprint Kaleidoscope it about to go into overdrive too.
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" Adds Lieberman: "Stan's cultural imprint will be felt for centuries.
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The book will be published by the imprint Spiegel & Grau.
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Copyright 2016, Carrel Books, an imprint of Skyhorse Publishing, Inc.
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Published by Currency, an imprint of Penguin Random House LLC.
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Some people carry the imprint of others around with them.
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Reprinted by permission of Harper, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers.
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The imprint of fashion's silhouette then affected the bodies themselves.
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Reprinted with permission of Ecco, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers.
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The imprint of Todbaum's teeth was just below, turned blue.
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Yet even the funny moments bear the imprint of exile.
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Reprinted by permission of Ecco, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers.
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Published by Crown, an imprint of Penguin Random House LLC.
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I'm happy they both had an imprint on this band.
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But an imprint that is decipherable for people to read.
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It dominated the world, our minds, it left its imprint.
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Reprinted by permission of Ecco, an Imprint of HarperCollins Publishers.
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The imprint typically publishes around 10 new titles a year.
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Is it difficult to run an imprint internationally like that?
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His imprint on the current generation of stars is undeniable.
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But his cause left a lasting imprint on his daughter.
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That spawned the idea to test for the disaster's imprint.
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Its vivid images are designed to imprint on your brain.
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Published by Currency, an imprint of Penguin Random House LLC.
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A subsidiary produced 16 art books under the Bernier imprint.
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And that will leave its imprint for generations to come.
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Or is it just the powerful imprint of the novel?
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His earliest connection to the Béliveaus left a lasting imprint.
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And the admissions madness leaves a dubious imprint on it.
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And without a date imprint, I know it's Christmas, 1993.
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In 1996 he was a founder of the children's imprint DK Ink, and in 1999 he joined Simon & Schuster as editorial director of Richard Jackson Books, an imprint of Atheneum Books for Young Readers.
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He left his post as editorial director of Broadside, a conservative imprint at HarperCollins, and started a new imprint at St. Martin's Press, where he plans to edit authors from across the political spectrum.
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Excerpted with permission by Touchstone, an imprint of Simon & Schuster, Inc.
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Published by Harmony Books, an imprint of Penguin Random House LLC
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Like the imprint of the person is still there, on us.
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" She says that, typically, "breaking your IPO price leaves an imprint.
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Reprinted by permission of William Morrow, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers.
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For one thing, it makes it easier to acquire an imprint.
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If one imprint is having an off year, another can compensate.
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And the imprint model makes a boycott difficult on two levels.
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Binti was one of the first to launch under the imprint.
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Published by Ten Speed Press, an imprint of Penguin Random House.
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Instrumentalepathy drops on September 113th via GLK's new imprint Cuss Records.
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Their love and guidance has left a valuable imprint on me.
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He is currently working on a sequel for DC's Vertigo imprint.
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Available from Twelve Books, an imprint of Hachette Book Group, Inc.
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Gallery Books, an imprint of Simon & Schuster, will publish Grier's book.
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I later saw in her eyes the imprint of an addict.
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NO FIRM in the world matches the economic imprint of Walmart.
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Published by Crown Business, an imprint of Penguin Random House LLC.
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Confusion and controversy left quite the imprint across Twitter this week.
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See what's been done before you and make your own imprint.
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Though he didn't win, Duke's imprint on the state was real.
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It is Liveright, an imprint of W.W. Norton — not W.W. Norton.
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There is a US imprint on each of these civilian deaths.
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Published by Crown publishers, an imprint of Penguin Random House LLC.
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It also inspires a name for his new imprint: Alibi Records.
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How did you link up with Lone and his Magicwire imprint?
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Reprinted by permission of William Morrow, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers.
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Reprinted by permission of Custom House, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers.
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It's out now as a three-tracker via Voorn's Rejected imprint.
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I want to make sure I leave my imprint with them.
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All this led me to create my own children's book imprint.
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Available from Basic Books, an imprint of Hachette Book Group, Inc.
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"My photography is an imprint of my accumulated beliefs," he explains.
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Each imprint is unique, even though it resembles all the others.
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Today, the Saarinen imprint in Michigan continues to be widely revered.
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Over that time, the court will operate with his undeniable imprint.
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He left a palpable imprint, but the work itself got stuck.
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It is an imprint of Penguin Random House, not Random House.
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This is an event that will make an imprint on history.
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Reprinted with permission of PublicAffairs, an imprint of Perseus Books Group.
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Fire Power is published by Skybound, an imprint of Image Comics.
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Reprinted by permission of Scribner, an Imprint of Simon & Schuster, Inc.
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Reprinted by permission of Gallery, an imprint of Simon & Schuster, Inc.
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Published by Clarkson Potter, an imprint of Penguin Random House, LLC.
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In 2015, we spoke with Mr. Mitch about the Gobstopper imprint.
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The colonial imprint was strong there, with its many mission schools.
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While the majority of SHXCXCHCXSH's records to date have been released on Shifted's techno imprint Avian, the anonymous Swedish duo recently launched their own imprint Rösten, and are gearing up to release its first EP themselves.
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Books that are currently under contract will be published by the company's Hachette Books imprint, and people working at Weinstein Books will join the Hachette imprint, according to Michael Pietsch, the chief executive of Hachette Book Group.
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K7 Records imprint Concordia, on Friday 22 March – pre-order it here.
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But the Trump administration is quickly leaving its imprint on courts nationwide.
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The head wound had a partial muzzle imprint, according to the document.
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Simon & Schuster launched an imprint dedicated to publishing Muslim-themed children's books.
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For this album, you went independent and launched your imprint, Soft Revolution.
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Regan was eventually fired when her imprint at HarperCollins was shut down.
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But no matter what, the editorial side of each imprint is independent.
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The power, imprint, and accessibility of that visual language spoke to Herndon.
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Blumhouse Productions has a book imprint, traditional TV company and movie company.
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You just can't beat a powder with Mariah's diva imprint, after all.
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The Pixel Imprint combo power button/fingerprint reader is a nice touch.
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Published by Clarkson Potter/Publishers, an imprint of Penguin Random House, LLC.
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The producer launched her label imprint in 2014 with her Desiderium album.
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Here is how Faber made his unique imprint on mixed martial arts.
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That created an imprint on my way of thinking and making art.
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Each toe stall is solid gold, and complete with a toenail imprint.
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Published by Clarkson Potter/Publishers, an imprint of Penguin Random House LLC.
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Published on April 18, 2017 by Harper, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers.
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It will be published by Twelve, an imprint of Grand Central Publishing.
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It is Liveright, an imprint of W.W. Norton — not W.W. Norton. cooking
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The Harper imprint of HarperCollins Publishers announced the book on Thursday morning.
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But Lady Isobel had already left her biggest imprint on the game.
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Three more followed, which would be put out by a Spanish imprint.
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Published by Ten Speed Press, an imprint of Penguin Random House LLC.
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What made you want to start an imprint in the first place?
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Published by Clarkson Potter/Publishers, an imprint of Penguin Random House, LLC
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Thomas' book is being published by Balzer + Bray, an imprint of HarperCollins.
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Reprinted with permission of Gallery Books, an imprint of Simon & Schuster, Inc.
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Reprinted by permission of Dey Street Books, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers.
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New York-based Spiegel & Grau is an imprint of Penguin Random House.
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And I've got a pile of manuscripts I'm considering for my imprint.
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What remains unclear is whether the fiduciary rule will leave any imprint.
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"March" is published by Top Shelf Productions, an imprint of IDW Publishing.
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Hachette Book Group shut down the Weinstein Company's publishing imprint, Weinstein Books.
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Excerpted by permission of Currency, an imprint of Penguin Random House LLC.
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Other makers use a sponge to imprint texturing onto the implant surface.
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Reprinted in arrangement with Roost Books , an imprint of Shambhala Publications, Inc.
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The experience left a lasting imprint on the president, his aides said.
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It will be published by Skybound, an imprint of Image Comics Inc.
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But Cubans are leaving their imprint on Louisville's food, culture and art.
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There, in the sloping snow at its roots, I saw my imprint.
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Mr. Moore founded the festival and movies, and honorees have his imprint.
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They wanted to launch a graphic novel imprint for kids with Bone.
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Claire L. Evans is a cofounder of Motherboard's science fiction imprint, Terraform.
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Will he succumb to their dark whims and imprint himself on history?
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"I know that we left an imprint on those people," Mr. Ely said.
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Death may vanquished life, but what an imprint it makes in the process.
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Left: Perry creates an imprint of his hands during a charity event, 1990.
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Hof and his friends seemed determined to leave his imprint on Nevada's politics.
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Published by Random House, an imprint and division of Penguin Random House LLC.
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Reprinted with the permission of Grove Press, an imprint of Grove Atlantic, Inc.
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I also noted a hand imprint on [the left side of] her neck.
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Good luck getting the imprint of Shaggy 2 Dope makeup off your butt.
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Fatima's life was short, but her imprint on me will be there forever.
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The imprint was caused by the probe bouncing off the surface during landing.
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Nike's Jordan imprint is a dominant force among basketball shoes and athletic apparel.
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I am honored she chose to share her personal story through my imprint.
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Raw Cacao will arrive on Darko Esser's Wolfskuil Limited imprint on November 25.
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I want it to imprint itself on my sensorium in a preconscious way.
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"There's an American imprint on every civilian life lost in Yemen," Democratic Sen.
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They were being themselves, but at the same time each imprint was interesting.
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LD is releasing his latest album, Techno City, on his own W imprint.
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Published by Sarah Crichton Books, an imprint of Farrar, Straus, and Giroux, LLC.
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The imprint, Clarke's first, is a test of sorts for the veteran artist.
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Although that idea is now corrected, it's left a weird, historical imprint behind.
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She signed a two-book deal with Little, Brown's Mulholland imprint this year.
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Inside was a perfectly preserved imprint of a long piece of Paleolithic cord.
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Negative cultural consequences came with fire, too — and continue to leave an imprint.
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Published by MCD, an imprint of Farrar, Straus and Giroux November 19th 2019.
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Swan Meat, has shared her raw debut EP Bounty on Parisian imprint PERMALNK.
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I see it as this boutique imprint that wants to try experimental things.
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President Trump's imprint on the nation's appeals courts has been swift and historic.
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Apropos of Nothing has gone to Arcade Publishing, an imprint of Skyhorse Publishing.
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Once it's just the imprint of a snowman on top of a car.
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Reprinted by permission of Avid Reader Press, an Imprint of Simon & Schuster, Inc.
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All four presidents have left their imprint on the country's history and justice.
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The message is clear: Buttigieg's political imprint is smaller compared to his competitors.
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Published by Currency, an imprint of Penguin Random House LLC, on January 14.
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It was the inaugural title for Adventure Press, an imprint of National Geographic.
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Buttigieg told me that his father had left a subtler imprint on him.
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Premier ended up closing the transaction with the recommendation of the Imprint board.
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Most importantly, she's the cheeky (albeit fictional) mascot of new imprint Who's Susan.
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What exactly that imprint is—we like to believe – is up to us.
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Astronomers have been hunting hard for this imprint but have yet to find it.
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She told me I was fantastic, and that really left an imprint on me.
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Lenny Books will not be the first book publishing imprint built around a celebrity.
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These WIMPs would only rarely leave an imprint on the more familiar everyday matter.
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What is spirituality to you and how does it imprint itself into your art?
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They both knew about the ugly imprint that racial oppression left on American history.
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Reprinted with the permission of thepublisher, Grove Press, an imprint of Grove Atlantic, Inc.
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Revelmode is an imprint of Maker Studios with Felix Kjellberg aka PewDiePie in charge.
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Elsewhere in publishing, Simon & Schuster is creating an imprint for Muslim-themed children's books.
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She refused and left Big Machine, signing instead to Republic, an imprint of Universal.
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Do you think you'll use the imprint to release records from other artists, too?
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Published by Crown, an imprint of Random House, a division of Penguin Random House.
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It's not just static, and we're not just reading an imprint or a memory.
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Published by Venice-based imprint Bruno, the book debuts at Offprint Paris this week.
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Available on Amazon and from Twelve Books, an imprint of Hachette Book Group, Inc.
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Instead, he says the younger brand could help catalyze growth for the older imprint.
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The Imprint 93 archive exhibition ran until September 28th at Whitechapel Gallery in London.
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"This experience has left an imprint on our lives -- all of us," he said.
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Through FLORA, I wanted to leave my imprint on a very well-traversed subject.
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Does it need to be any bigger than that pre-release imprint of support?
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But the imprint she left on her teacher and those around her still lingers.
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She had had a strong imprint in my mind; I always wondered about her.
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She stares at the eerie triple imprint of its teeth, already shrinking from view.
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The pitch flies, and Kelsey wrangles Liza into running the imprint as her partner.
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Published by Harper Design, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers; © 2018 by Iris Apfel.
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Like all three of Bradley's LPs, it'll be out on Daptone imprint Dunham Records.
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To be published on April 21983, 21987 by Harper, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers.
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It was an imprint that understood its heritage whilst transforming it into something new.
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What if we could imprint every grain of sand and soil in the universe?
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These childhood surroundings have left the imprint of time and space on Sampha's music.
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The Gargouillou, our signature dish, embodies modernity and the land's imprint on our menu.
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The signing also came with Mr. Pollard's own imprint at the label, GS9 Records.
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The work was originally published by Vertigo, an imprint of DC comics, in 2012.
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Well, an imprint of Simon & Schuster has acquired it in a two-book deal!
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Blake Gopnik is writing a biography of Andy Warhol for the HarperCollins imprint Ecco.
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"The imprint is going to be groundbreaking because Kwame is groundbreaking," Mr. Giles said.
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An injury to this imprint is an injury to the world of creative music.
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Once your eye is trained to see Chicago's imprint, it is everywhere, and unmistakable.
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She could be trying to make an imprint on it or disappear into it.
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The imprint of Chris Prynoski, president and owner of the company, is everywhere here.
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He wasn't seeing other life; he was seeing the imprint of his own gaze.
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"Everybody should strive to reduce their carbon imprint in the first place," said Martens.
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The company still bears the imprint of Mr. Kalanick, who remains on Uber's board.
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The imprint, which was founded in 2014, has attracted some prominent journalists and scholars.
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Not every experiment worked — basically every sub-imprint the company attempted crashed and burned.
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We also know that many recent acts of offline violence bear the internet's imprint.
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That's the question design studio Imprint Projects asked when playing matchmaker this Valentine's Day.
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This will slowly imprint an image on the pigment over the next 1,000 years.
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The feud was triggered 3 years ago, when Uzi signed with DJ Drama's Imprint.
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He has impeccable conservative publishing credentials, having cut his teeth at the Free Press, an academic/trade crossover imprint that made its way from Macmillan to Simon & Schuster in the early '90s, before it was absorbed into Simon & Schuster's flagship imprint in 2012.
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I was completely devoted to an imprint called Landmark Books when I was growing up.
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Kelly previously led the Sony imprint Rockland Records, which produced the artist Sparkle's first album.
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Perhaps the Rossby waves are just strong enough to leave an imprint on the stratosphere.
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Published by MCD × FSG Originals, an imprint of Farrar, Straus and Giroux March 5th 2019.
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Over time, the Weinstein Books imprint backlist will be branded with the Hachette Books name.
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The truth is that Trump has already left an indelible imprint on the political system.
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To be published on March 19, 2019 by Harper Wave, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers.
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Alternately, the discovery of a tasty meal would imprint a positive association with that location.
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Different Sleep, today shared his debut album Forget It on the Friends of Friends imprint.
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A rep confirmed to PEOPLE that he is currently developing material with a Sony imprint.
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"It is written," the actor caption an Instagram of Kravitz standing next to the imprint.
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Published Books, an imprint of Penguin Publishing Group, a division of Penguin Random House LLC.
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The full-length, titled Theory of Colours, arrives June 2 on Ninja Tune's Technicolour imprint.
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It's as good as, if not better than, Apple's Touch ID and Google's Nexus Imprint.
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I remember leaving the office in tears and it making an imprint on my life.
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LOS ANGELES — Adaptive Studios is tapping into StyleHaul's talent pool for a new book imprint.
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King will be released by UK imprint Local Action and is available for pre-order.
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It's way faster than the iPhone 22's Touch ID and the Pixel's Nexus Imprint.
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The episode ends with a party at the American Century offices, launching the Alibi imprint.
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But his stamp on Breitbart — and the site's imprint on conservative media — won't be erased.
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Reprinted with the permission of the publisher, Grove Press, an imprint of Grove Atlantic, Inc.
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And what about the "record," or perhaps the imprint, made by the originally published piece?
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It is hard to look at all this and not see the imprint of colonialism.
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Catcher Gary Sanchez and right fielder Aaron Judge continued to leave their imprint on games.
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Oh, and did we mention that the bullet is embossed with the cutest mustache imprint?
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Published by Harper Design, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers; © 2018 by Iris Apfel. 8.
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Published by Harper Design, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers; © 2018 by Iris Apfel. 3.
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Say "Optimization" to record a test imprint of your voice for recognition, Say——Alexa stop.
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YenaPay has worked to build a digital payments imprint in Ethiopia's largely cash-based economy.
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Taylor Smith, label manager at Montreal art-pop imprint Arbutus Records, outlines the new norm.
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Did this man climb a tree, take a baby raccoon, and imprint himself on it?
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And so if you think about how big our imprint is, it's still relatively small.
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But the degree to which this would diminish Mr. Collins's imprint is not yet clear.
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Hachette Book Group said it would shut down the Weinstein Company's publishing imprint, Weinstein Books.
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And fittingly, "Snow Falling," published by Adams Media, an imprint of Simon & Schuster, on Nov.
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Since launching the imprint last fall, Ms. Parker has read a dozen or more submissions.
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Paul Carmichael took over in 2015 and has given the cooking a strong personal imprint.
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We are all Percival Lowell, our lives subject to the imprint of our own gaze.
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Agency by William Gibson (2020) is published by Berkley, an imprint of Penguin Random House.
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This led them to imprint an oscillatory pattern of four-point correlations on the sky.
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When the building started to emit smoke, the cloth absorbed an imprint of the building.
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Now he is trying to put his imprint on a company that shifts course slowly.
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Some authors who started their careers at Spiegel & Grau mourned the end of the imprint.
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How much of a lasting imprint will oil drilling leave in the Arctic wildlife refuge?
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He also has own label imprint, Gingerbread Man Records, which released Foy Vance's last record.
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Not long after Terrible came under the aegis of Interscope, Taylor quietly left the imprint.
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Soutine's earliest critics, many of whom were Christian, had exoticized the indelible imprint of shtetl culture.
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Tri Angle artist Rabit continues to promote unique, under heard artists on his Halcyon Veil imprint.
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Lena Dunham is launching a new book publishing imprint, Lenny Books, at Random House, BuzzFeed reports.
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Published by Spiegel & Grau, an imprint of Random House, a division of Penguin Random House LLC.
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If that doesn't nicely sum up this lovely imprint then, well, I don't know what does!
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Published by Hogarth, an imprint of Crown Publishing Group, a division of Penguin Random House LLC.
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Published by One World, an imprint of Random House, a division of Penguin Random House LLC.
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This early life—particularly the claustrophobic relationship with her mother—left an imprint upon her writing.
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By day, she's the Executive Editor at Arthur A. Levine Books, an imprint of Scholastic Inc.
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A Place for Us is the first book in Sarah Jessica Parker's imprint, SJP for Hogarth.
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"Kelsey is the youngest woman in the business to be running her own imprint," Liza gushes.
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Most recently, HarperCollins's HarperOne division announced the launch of a new, digital-first imprint called HarperLegend.
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But apparently the new administration would like to be able to put their imprint on this.
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We'll miss seeing her every day, but her imprint upon Once Upon a Time is indelible.
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With surgical focus, she carries out a plan that replaces her father's digital imprint with Haynes'.
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Published by Viking, an imprint of Penguin Publishing Group, a division of Penguin Random House LLC.
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TOKiMONSTA will release Young Art Sound, a new compilation featuring artists on her Young Art imprint.
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With Revelmode, he was essentially trying to create an indie imprint backed by a major label.
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Imprint Smart Mapping Technology allows it to learn multiple floor plans and clean each room effectively.
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Earlier this year, Jayhood released his long-awaited debut album KING on UK imprint Local Action.
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The book is out now from Da Capo Press, an imprint of Hachette Book Group, Inc.
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Some of the other characters include the superheroes from Dark Circle Comics, an Archie Comics imprint.
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Waits would have been an unforgettable Blonde, but few can deny Madsen's imprint on the role.
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Available from PublicAffairs, an imprint of Perseus Books LLC, a subsidiary of Hachette Book Group Inc.
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His label is backed by Sony and is an imprint of Syco, Simon Cowell's record label.
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The original BuzzMove 'property tech' imprint operates on the same principle that the user doesn't pay.
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He published their books under his imprint, Writers from the Other Europe; he sent them money.
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Last November the imprint released several collected editions of the late author's work under his supervision.
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The termination of the Cold War did not erase the imprint of a more bellicose Buddhism.
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I bask in the collective glory when somebody puts out a good book on my imprint.
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The cheese gives it the density of risotto; the wok leaves a ghost imprint of smoke.
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Despite his absence from the Senate this year, McCain made a notable imprint on Trump's presidency.
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It's easy to imprint hard on the covers of the books you read as a child.
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Recently, the company introduced its Young Animal imprint — a series of titles for more mature readers.
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Dame Fortune comes out March 25 on Krohn's own imprint, RJ's Electrical Connections, preorder it here.
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This group is not as tight with each other, so its collective imprint waxes and wanes.
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And the same imprint can be found inside the center of the front headlights as well.
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They doubt the miracle imprint on Juan Diego's tilma and the very existence of Diego altogether.
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Card deftly grounds these experiments in subtle details that reveal history's imprint on everyday family life.
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Next week, after the Vanguard residency, Ms. Halvorson will release an album on the Tzadik imprint.
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So the flap that followed—and, really, all flaps to follow—bear his imprint, however faint.
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I publish the boxes with my own imprint called Spontaneous Books in an edition of 22011.
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Fantagraphics, a graphic novel imprint, is publishing the collection as part of its "Disney Masters" series.
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The economic plan bears the imprint of Mr. Kushner, the scion of a real-estate family.
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But the strongest works imprint themselves on our visual memories with a striking if uneasy singleness.
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Available from PublicAffairs, an imprint of Perseus Books, LLC, a subsidiary of Hachette Book Group, Inc.
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In 1994, Kensington introduced Arabesque, a romance-focused imprint for novels about and by black women.
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Imprint was bought by Goldman Sachs in 803, when it had about $550 million under management.
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They also had to acquaint themselves with tasks foreign to them — like creating an online imprint.
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Mr. Serling wrote 21959 of its episodes, many bearing the imprint of his socially conscious ideas.
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Avenatti, on the other hand, is a newly minted celebrity, with less imprint on the public.
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Although Bannon's clout seemingly grew by the day, Flynn's imprint on national-security policy was unmistakable.
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All of these activities leave an imprint upon water that can diminish its usefulness to others.
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He also pushed the label to promote a young artist on its Nashville imprint: Garth Brooks.
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It's since grown into a lifestyle website, a print magazine, clothing label, book imprint and more.
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In 1964 he started a short-lived soul label, Loma, as an imprint of Warner Bros.
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Emi Ikkanda, an editor at Spiegel & Grau, will also leave with the shuttering of the imprint.
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It's a treasured memory of a magnificent place that left a lasting imprint on little me.
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In what is arguably America's most college basketball-saturated city, Dunphy has left his imprint everywhere.
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The result is a debut album, Fool, due out May 13 on Flying Lotus' Brainfeeder imprint.
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While Berkeley is not the imprint first to package a rom-com in a cover like this — The Hating Game by Sally Thorne was published in 2016 by William Morrow and has a similarly sleek cartoon cover — the imprint is committing to the trend wholeheartedly this year.
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Apple signed up several digital publications, including The Cut, Vulture, and a Vox imprint called The Highlight.
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She will start on March 14, and the July issue will be the first under her imprint.
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I think that's taken a while to wear off, in part because Twilight's imprint was so indelible.
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The code pointed to a college physics textbook published by a Cengage imprint over a decade ago.
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The imprint came out of a discussion between Tor editor Jennifer Gunnels and senior editor Marco Palmieri.
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And ideally, if one imprint is having a very good year, everyone else can benefit as well.
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Specifically, Yiannopoulos has a book deal with Threshold Editions, the designated right-wing imprint for Simon & Schuster.
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The smaller Simon & Schuster prudently waited a few years before diving into the burgeoning conservative-imprint field.
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Bourdain ended up publishing a book of columns by Hagerty under his publishing imprint Ecco in 2013.
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Available from Seal Press, an imprint of Perseus Books, LLC, a subsidiary of Hachette Book Group, Inc.
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A gay son, she hypothesised, would imprint on his father, and a gay daughter on her mother.
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He has his own imprint, Andy Cohen books, as well as two Peabody awards to his name.
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The album will arrive via their own Delicacies imprint on November 93, and follow 2014's Whorl.
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Bonaventure, today shared a plaintive new track off her forthcoming FREE LUTANGU EP for NYC imprint PTP.
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Published by Allen Lane an imprint of Penguin Canada, a division of Penguin Random House Canada Limited.
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Ofili's imprint Black from 1997 is especially interesting, considering the deep racial divides of our current times.
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Its pop imprint, though—as a label, a lifestyle, a celebrated art—didn't take shape until recently.
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Gerard Way, of My Chemical Romance fame, started his Young Animal imprint just over a year ago.
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He changed his legal name to Yusef Mohammad Ali, and established a new label imprint called "Islam".
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Published by Crown, an imprint of the Crown Publishing Group, a division of Penguin Random House, LLC.
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Merkel's final term will stamp an indelible imprint on Germany, and perhaps even Europe as a whole.
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He had ties to an owner of the music imprint FADER Label, which ultimately signed his daughter.
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They made little difference in the standings but could make a major imprint on the Yankees' future.
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He started working in comics at age 16 for Marvel UK, the British imprint of Marvel Comics.
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In May, Wicked Weed was purchased by Anheuser-Busch's High End division, its imprint for craft brands.
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In the years he'd owned it, he had made zero imprint upon the inside of the truck.
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Sleeparchive, today shared the belting lead track from his forthcoming Untitled EP on Swedish techno imprint Arsenik.
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Overview: A New Perspective by Benjamin Grant is published by Penguin Books imprint Preface on September 8.
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Her family names, both Jenner and Kardashian, are sure to leave a lasting imprint on American culture.
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The shape of the stain itself is distinctively triangular, as if an imprint from the organ below.
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This month they are releasing their long-awaited self-titled debut on Smagghe's Kill the DJ imprint.
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The Bat-phallus was revealed in Damned #1, the first issue from DC's mature Black Label imprint.
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A posthumous Charles album called Black Velvet is out on November 9 via Daptone imprint Dunham Records.
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The result has been an unedifying campaign that has both bolstered Mr Farage and carried his imprint.
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The creators of "Welcome to Night Vale" introduced their own fiction imprint this year, Night Vale Presents.
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Forever Yours, an imprint at Grand Central, publishes Karelia Stetz-Waters, who writes romances about lesbian couples.
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The imprint, which was originally called Miramax Books, was founded in 2001 by Bob and Harvey Weinstein.
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The fallout widened: Hachette Book Group announced that they are shutting down the Weinstein Company's publishing imprint.
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You'll know who he was, what he did and what an imprint he left on this earth.
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Though he successfully purchased George W. Bush's "Decision Points" for its Crown imprint, Mr. Rubin remained despondent.
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That book is due out June 12 from Center Street, an imprint of the publishing giant Hachette.
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There are meals so gluttonous, so meaningful, so caloric, that they imprint themselves on your personal history.
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Ella Mai signed to the imprint of the producer Mustard following a stint singing covers on Instagram.
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I think for any artist the goal is to imprint his/her vision onto the real world.
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Liveright Publishing, an imprint of W.W. Norton & Company, announced today it would publish Mr. Mandela's prison correspondence.
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Though he has involved himself more actively in recent months, his imprint was scarcely discernible for years.
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The Doc sold a memoir to Gallery Books, an imprint of Simon & Schuster, titled Violence. Speed. Momentum.
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Its imprint appears on 800,000 products in 100 countries, including cans of Coca-Cola and Hershey bars.
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This provides evidence for dark matter since it has a gravitational imprint but emits no observable light.
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He has greeted a delegation from China, accepting a silk imprint of an ancient inscription about Christianity.
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The deal, reportedly worth just over $1 million, is with One World, an imprint of Random House.
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Used by permission of Ballantine Books, an imprint of Random House, a division of Penguin Random House.
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Objects, stories, illustrations, faces, ideas and legislation will magnetize you to them, will imprint themselves upon you.
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When Marvel Comics ended the Ultimate imprint in 2015, Miles was integrated into the mainstream Marvel universe.
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Published by Portfolio, an imprint of The Penguin Publishing Group, a division of Penguin Random House, LLC.
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He started a website for athletes and a publishing imprint, and he married the supermodel Hannah Davis.
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At the same time, people from southern Europe and the Near East also began leaving an imprint.
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But the committee will allow him to imprint his own vision on the office he now leads.
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Pine panels — the same ones used to mold and imprint the concrete structure — cover the interior walls.
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The full-length is scheduled to arrive on February 24, 2017 via Rubin's Fade To Mind imprint.
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The overwhelming response was Meek, who Ross would sign to his Maybach Music Group imprint soon after.
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"I wondered about the imprint left by dance and body in space and time," Marlier tells Creators.
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It had some competition from The Free Press, the academic/trade crossover imprint that migrated from Macmillan to Simon & Schuster and specialized in scholarly conservative thought before it was absorbed into Simon & Schuster's flagship imprint in 2012, but otherwise, the Big Five houses stayed away from conservative publishing.
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So when it came time for Bristol bass house expert Eats Everything to launch his own Edible imprint last year, he made the wise choice of getting some expert help, launching the label with Nick Harris, the former boss of legendary Bristol house imprint NRK, at his side.
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Discontent has been stirring in the company since the announcement that Hachette imprint Grand Central Publishing would publish the book, "Apropos of Nothing," with the walkout coming after Ronan Farrow, whose book "Catch and Kill" was published by a Hachette imprint, publicly blasted the company, the Daily Beast reported.
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American Dream will be released on September 1, and come out on Murphy's DFA imprint and Columbia Records.
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Brett Johnson checks all those boxes, and more, on "Jack," his first release for Eats Everything's Edible imprint.
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Now, five months later, Yiannopoulos has scored himself a $250,000 book deal with Simon & Schuster imprint Threshold Editions.
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It's taken from Exhibition's debut EP, Last Dance, out on Casablancas's own Cult Records imprint on April 14.
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The imprint of the legislative branch gives much greater weight to any program than the executive branch does.
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It's the Red Circle, a name pulled from an imprint of Archie Comics Publications in the late 1970s.
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"I think our archaeological past in Iran has at least left a positive imprint," the French diplomat said.
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A 210-mph line drive into the seats seared an imprint of the ball's seams on her forehead.
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Children aren't responsible for how they spend their formative years and the permanent imprint it makes upon them.
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Published by arrangement with Ballantine Books, an imprint of Random House, a division of Penguin Random House LLC.
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At times, Tejuosho self-published records under a namesake imprint and a literary journal called the Glendora Review.
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Liza and Kelsey pursue the first author, a fashion blogger with an unfortunate past, for their new imprint.
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The firm's shares—and presumably Mr Thiam—still bear the imprint of those rights issues and write-downs.
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Excerpted by arrangement with Spiegel & Grau, an imprint of Random House, a division of Penguin Random House LLC.
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In fact, its only lasting memorial is a faint imprint on the genes of every living creature today.
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Amazon announced this morning that Transparent creator Jill Soloway will be editor-at-large for its newest imprint.
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Keywords Press/Atria Books, an imprint of Simon & Schuster founded in partnership with UTA, will release Graceffa's book.
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The life of Muhammad Ali reached beyond boxing, leaving an imprint on politics, race, civil rights, and rhetoric.
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"You always get the imprint that Jake Gyllenhaal treks to the beat of his own heart," Green wrote.
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Hurricane Katrina not only affected the couple's body of work, but left its imprint on their very images.
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The imprint of PEACH in Brooklyn suggests that paranoia and superstition can still cast a spell over science.
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Published by Random House, an imprint of Random House, a division of Penguin Random House LLC, New York.
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He left an imprint that will forever be etched in the hearts of fans - past, present and future.
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Published by arrangement with Portfolio, an imprint of Penguin Publishing Group, a division of Penguin Random House LLC.
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Sam Elliott had two special people cheering him on at his hand and foot imprint ceremony on Monday.
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Threshold, a conservative imprint of Simon & Schuster, has also released books by PresidentTrump and former Vice President Cheney.
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Now one of the scene's dons, he helped found the country's first festival, Rotilla, and electronic imprint, Analógica.
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The EP was released on Tobias' label New, is the imprint going to continue releasing primarily electronic acts?
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But she eventually signed with Cherrytree Records, an Interscope imprint, and two years later, The Fame was released.
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It will be published by Ten Speed, a Penguin Random House imprint, and comes out on October 17.
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It will be released May 103on the artist's own imprint Gloriette Records, and is available for pre-order.
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Apple could put an imprint on this design strategy without losing its reputation as the king of thinness.
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When in opposition, neither party will leave an imprint if it resists every proposed initiative regardless of merit.
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I paint my body and imprint into the fabric, capturing different movements and creating many compositions and layers.
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This week brings an interesting smattering of news for investors to digest, each with its own potential imprint.
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Mija released it on her own Never B Alone imprint, and has given it away for free download.
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Both "Benidorm" and 419 were announced on Twitter by the London imprint Hyperdub, a longtime affiliate of Blunt's.
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Rather, the genre uses the future as a canvas on which to imprint its real concerns—the present.
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Rafiki cleverly uses the lights from some bugs on the tree to make an imprint of Simba's face.
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Kelsey is the youngest-ever editor to have her own imprint at Empirical Press, fittingly titled Millennial Print.
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The most exciting news in comics this week is the launch of DC Comics' new imprint, Young Animal.
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As Mr. Murphy told CNN on Tuesday: "There's an American imprint on every civilian life lost in Yemen."
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It also represents his return to Stax, which was revived as an imprint by Concord Records in 2004.
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Critics speak of Mr. Orban's "edifice complex," and his eagerness to leave a concrete imprint on the capital.
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In December, Brooklyn-based imprint Mixpak release its annual holiday bundle, which featured new work from False Witness.
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It was as though she wanted to leave an imprint of her writing onto the next few pages.
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New Jersey ballroom DJ MikeQ's Qween Beat imprint has dropped its hotly anticipated first release on the label.
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Devyanin can now add Heka Trax—the fantastic imprint run by firm THUMP fave Nightwave—to that list.
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London producer Tom Demac has shared his elegiac contribution to UK imprint Hypercolour's forthcoming 10 year anniversary compilation.
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"I shut my eyes to see an imprint left of you," she sings, through a low-fi mike.
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Additionally, Ms. Regan was fired from her own imprint, for reasons said to be unrelated to the project.
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Their imprint was eventually evident in the emergence of the Palestinian National Authority after the 1993 Oslo Accords.
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Stamped in the pocket of his red Wilson A183, model B125, is an imprint of himself from Sept.
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The book, for 2- to 5-year-olds, was published by Mr. Patterson's children's book imprint, Jimmy Patterson.
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Trump will get to put his biggest imprint on DOJ through his nomination of a new attorney general.
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That quirk is now reflected in her new job: editorial director of her own imprint, SJP for Hogarth.
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Others will be mirrored in Jump at the Sun, a new Disney-Hyperion imprint celebrating African-American culture.
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He is putting his imprint on his direct reports ahead of taking over from Blankfein on Oct. 1.
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After a bidding war for the book, Knopf and another Random House imprint ended up with equal bids.
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But the report will leave a devastating imprint on the franchise's only title and everything else Luhnow built.
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That answer, more than anything, represents the failure of Germany to imprint its culture on its Turkish immigrants.
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The author Roxane Gay withdrew from her contract for a book with a Simon & Schuster imprint in protest.
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Here, bumps in the ice show where narwhals surfaced in thin ice to breathe, leaving an eerie imprint.
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Encryption creates a digital imprint of an identity code and the associated transactions' data components including its value.
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Dutton, a Penguin Random House imprint, acquired the novel last month, as part of a two book deal.
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Hachette Book Group, the U.S. publishing house of French group Lagardere, terminated the Weinstein Books imprint on Thursday.
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They were used to keep the dog tag aligned on the embossing machine used to imprint the tags.
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I also started an imprint with DC Comics, so I had quite a lot of things going on.
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UMFANG, announced a new LP today, Symbolic Use Of Light, on legacy imprint Ninja Tune's Technicolor sub-label.
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Participating venues are Imprint Projects, Chungking Studio, Poetic Research Bureau, Lisa Derrick Fine Arts, Automata Arts, Preen Inc.
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Published by Three Rivers Press, an imprint of the Crown Publishing Group, a division of Penguin Random House LLC.
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HarperCollins Publishers announced it would be partnering with Bourdain on a line of books under the company's imprint, Ecco.
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Rodriguez also runs his own label, Guámpara Records, which he says is the country's first independent hip-hop imprint.
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To leave such a stark genetic imprint behind, as many as 9.5 million men must have been killed. Why?
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They also touch on his new label, Thread Imprint, and the artists that will soon be gracing their releases.
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Young's most recent entry in my mailbox was called Sauce, and attributed to an imprint called World Wide Suicide.
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Additionally, we started Parked In Hell, a cassette imprint to reissue our old bands Magic Bullets and The Cosmos.
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So it's kind of just like a really heady conversation between two people who just imprint on each other.
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Published by arrangement with Riverhead Books, an imprint of Penguin Publishing Group, a division of Penguin Random House LLC.
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Reinmuth spent significant time with Smith for "Big Black," which is being published by Archaia, an imprint of Boom!
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Western hegemony has left a huge imprint on the world, but it was never destined to last for ever.
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Bloggers behaving badly: Liza and Kelsey worry that Jade, Millennial's first author, might be the death of their imprint.
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With one location in LA and three in Japan, there's no question about the imprint Fred Segal has made.
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Germany, the next G-20 chair, also had a clear imprint on the EU platform for the Hangzhou meeting.
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The rock supposedly bearing the imprint of the Prophet Muhammad's hand disappeared from a mosque in Aleppo last year.
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Cameron Reed, shared a new single today called "Now Is Not The Time" on his own imprint, Slow Release.
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"Spray tan diaries," she captioned a photo of her bedsheets stained with a perfect, orangey imprint of her body.
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The archive includes Kraus's personal diaries and her correspondence as founding editor of Semiotext(e)'s Native Agents imprint.
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I imagined the coldness of the chardonnay leaving an imprint on every cell as it traveled down my throat.
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It didn't take long for the duck to imprint on the canine, and for Max to catch feelings too.
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Also new is the Imprint Link Technology, which is the next step in the company's floor-cleaning domination plan.
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With permission from the publisher, Portfolio, an imprint of Penguin Publishing Group, a division of Penguin Random House, LLC.
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Reprinted by arrangement with Del Rey Books, an imprint of Random House, a division of Penguin Random House LLC.
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Published by arrangement with Random House, an imprint of Penguin Publishing Group, a division of Penguin Random House LLC.
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Published by arrangement with Riverhead Books, an imprint of Penguin Publishing Group, a division of Penguin Random House LLC.
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In 2014, she was recruited to create Enliven Books, a spirituality and self-help imprint for Simon and Schuster.
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His previous attempt at a comic-book movie was "Green Lantern," whose title character hails from the DC imprint.
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In California, Mr. Berkson edited and published a series of poetry books and magazines under the Big Sky imprint.
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As a result, it seems to imprint upon him, following him around and obeying him like a loyal pet.
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Reading books to them is what inspired the imprint in the first place, she told the New York Times.
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After college, Gorey moved to New York to take a job at a new paperback imprint called Anchor Books.
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"The Boys" comic launched at DC's Wildstorm imprint in 2006, but was canceled after six issues despite strong sales.
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In "Vice Principals," Danny R. McBride and Jody Hill of "Eastbound & Down" put their imprint on white male rage.
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Looking to expand my book imprint but otherwise, I'm just kind of building on everything I have going on.
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The 24-year-old DJ has created a new label imprint focusing on grime, garage, dubstep and UK funky.
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Next year, Mr. Hart will publish his memoir, "From the Hart," with 37 Ink, an Atria Publishing Group imprint.
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Schadlow's departure is not expected to be the last as Bolton puts his imprint on the National Security Council.
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Available from Da Capo Lifelong Books, an imprint of Perseus Books, LLC, a subsidiary of Hachette Book Group, Inc.
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For example, "Not a Shoe" (1950), which is an imprint of Martins's anus, is a small, bulbous boot-shape.
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With the release of a new single called "Your True Name," they've launched a new imprint called Just So!.
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Kurt Cobain allegedly said they were the initial reason that he opted to work with the iconic Seattle imprint.
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The Chinese imprint on the style of the wine has been muted, too, in the view of local producers.
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Take Evie Shockley's "semiautomatic," which grapples with the violent imprint America has made upon black bodies through the ages.
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Eggleston, 35, is commercial director at the magazine Vogue Arabia, an imprint of Vogue, in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
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The Pierre Boulez Saal is now part of a veritable campus of interconnected institutions that bear Mr. Barenboim's imprint.
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With a squeegee, he skimmed off the excess paint, leaving a colorful imprint of the cover on the canvas.
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Twelve, an imprint of Grand Central Publishing, will release the book by Michael Isikoff and David Corn in March.
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And on her forehead, he said, was an imprint left by the stitches of the baseball that hit her.
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In the past two months, the imprint has delivered a pair of recordings to only its most committed admirers.
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Spector, 30, is an associate, selling foreign rights, at Atria Books, an imprint in New York of Simon & Schuster.
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Hachette imprint Grand Central Publishing announced Monday that they would be putting out the director's memoir on April 7.
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Imprint the four-leaf image in your mind until you can see it even when you close your eyes.
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The Chinese have recently shown a propensity to invest and expand their imprint on sports companies from the West.
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Consider "Teen Titans: Raven," a new graphic novel from DC Ink, a young-adult publishing imprint of DC Comics.
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It was such intense meditation that an imprint of his shadow was left on the wall after he'd finished.
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It's easy to spot the imprint of Hooni Kim's Hanjan, where he was the executive chef for four years.
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Later, during the Enlightenment, clockwork mechanisms left their imprint on materialist arguments that man was only a sophisticated machine.
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The Trump administration has taken an important step in shrinking the imperial imprint of Iran in the Middle East.
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He was New York's governor for all of 379 days in 1973 and 1974, and barely left an imprint.
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Zsa Zsa Gabor, 99, an actress who left an imprint on American celebrity with her own form of glamour.
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More than one public building has an imprint of his palm where citizens place their hands for good luck.
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So far, Solomon is the only artist listed under the imprint, which is partnered with Big Beat/Atlantic Records.
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One of Spiegel & Grau's top editors, Chris Jackson, left in 2016 to revive another Random House imprint, One World.
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It also publishes books through its Rail Editions imprint and puts on exhibitions through its Rail Curatorial Projects initiative.
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Ms. Kamil was executive editor of Random House's short-lived but critically acclaimed Turtle Bay imprint in the early 1990s; left Random House to join the Bertelsmann-owned Bantam Doubleday Dell, where she revived the Dial Press imprint; then returned to Random House in 1998 after it, too, was bought by Bertelsmann.
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Published by Delacorte Press, an imprint of Random House Children's Books, a division of Penguin Random House LLC, New York.
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Gorbachev has now set up PG Tune, his own imprint that is already connecting musicians, designers and artists in Moscow.
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TCF, today shared a serene yet structurally overwhelming new track off experimental imprint PAN's forthcoming ambient compilation, mono no aware.
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Conspiración Progresso marks the fourth release from Rabit's imprint, after previously releasing works by Myth and Angel-HO, among others.
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Joe Mantegna is remembering the positive imprint that a late Criminal Minds crew member left on the long-running series.
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His new EP on the Martinez Brothers' Cuttin' Headz imprint is full of dark, scuttling percussion and blushing synth-swells.
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Did you found that imprint in order to publish books like this, because there's nowhere else they can be published?
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"We decided to call our imprint Tor Labs because the entire undertaking made us feel like mad scientists," Palmieri explained.
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Rupert Murdoch, then chair of NewsCorp, also released a public apology, and Regan's book imprint was shuttered not long after.
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"[Adaptations have] expanded our reach for our authors," said Scott Shannon, the publisher of Penguin Random House's Del Rey imprint.
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Permuted Press has scaled back on its zombie tales to focus on the Her Universe Press imprint, Mr. Ziccardi said.
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A skateboarder jumps high over the Venice Skate Park, briefly letting his lone shadow imprint the bottom of the pool.
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Published by arrangement with Doubleday, an imprint of the Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group, a division of Penguin Random House, LLC.
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Ms. Jaffery is heading a new children's imprint, Salaam Reads, dedicated to publishing books that feature Muslim characters and stories.
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Hungry Ghosts will be published in January 2018 by Berger Books, a new Dark Horse comic imprint by Karen Berger.
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Spark was born in 1918; to mark her centenary, Polygon, a Scottish imprint, is reissuing all 22 of her novels.
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The lack of social media imprint might be the greatest disconnect between Screen Gems and the audience for the film.
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He's got a new imprint, and the latest project from it is this EP from Savannah Conley that is amazing.
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But its lasting imprint will long be felt in US communities where flooding rivers delivered a ferocious one-two punch.
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That makes it all the more important that Panay finds a sentimental core for his hardware to imprint on you.
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And, I didn't think I could ever decide on something I cared about enough to imprint on my body forever.
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She left an entire imprint of her face — from the grease on her forehead to the lipstick she was wearing.
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His publishing imprint, a joint venture with Penguin Random House, will hold a competition for new writers from minority backgrounds.
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Brooklyn producer Eaves has shared an unstable new track, "Dragliner," off his forthcoming debut album Verloren on NYC imprint PTP.
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It plays to the strength of founders, Harmon and Alondra, who both worked on Fulton Ryder, Richard Prince's publishing imprint.
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In addition to appointing a new chair, Trump will have an opportunity to put a strong imprint on the Fed.
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The imprint was killed off in 1997, though some of the characters carried over to other DC titles and cartoons.
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Some of those experiences might result in a sexual imprint for some children, she says, while they wouldn't for others.
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Published by arrangement with Knopf, an imprint of The Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group, a division of Penguin Random House LLC.
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His first novel, The German Girl, will be published by Atria Books, an imprint of Simon & Schuster in November 2016.
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But we have seen similar periods of volatility in recent years that have left little permanent imprint on the economy.
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Published by arrangement with Knopf, an imprint of the Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group, a division of Penguin Random House LLC.
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Reprinted by permission of Da Capo Press, an imprint of Perseus Books, LLC, a subsidiary of Hachette Book Group, Inc.
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With the iRobot HOME App, you can customize an Imprint Smart Map and the vacuum will follow it every time.
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So it's with great pleasure that we can announce that he's back with a brand new LP on the imprint.
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Executives at Atlantic recently shifted Thugger to their 300 Entertainment imprint, which reportedly gives artists more freedom than traditional labels.
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Khaled's own imprint, We The Best, existed under Birdman's Cash Money until Khaled split ways with the label in 2015.
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I recorded them starting in 2014 until early 2016 and they led to the first release of this new imprint.
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Higher-than-expected demand led Macmillan imprint Henry Holt & Co to order up 2.1 million copies in its first week.
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In doing so, Garner's work is hard to forget: aesthetically impressive, they imprint these atrocious stories on the human psyche.
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The book, "This is What America Looks Like," will be published by HarperCollins imprint Dey Street Books, Politico reported Monday.
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Entirely due to Instagram I've had a hardcover book of my drawings published by a reputable English art book imprint.
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"Gone 'Til November" will now be published by Plume, an imprint of the Penguin Group, the company confirmed on Thursday.
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The implications are potentially far-reaching, and not only because they suggest that cultural attitudes may have a neurological imprint.
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The rear hub of one bicycle glowed with almost the same vivid orange-yellow thermal imprint of the riders' legs.
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Last year saw Sohonie launch Ostinato Records, an imprint that sees him continuing the work he began with Analog Africa.
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Brazilian producer Superfície today shared the dynamic track "Cerol," forthcoming off his debut EP Hélices on renowned Uruguayan imprint Salviatek.
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German techno producer, Monoloc, has shared "TrySome," a track off of his debut record for British artist Scuba's Hotflush imprint.
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Although the R. A. Moog Company eventually relocated to Asheville, North Carolina, its imprint on music continues to be felt.
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Then, of course, there is an adjoining tattoo parlor just in case you want to permanently imprint your bad ideas.
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"Breathless" is off Rubin's debut LP Tears in the Club, released on his own Fade to Mind imprint in February.
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As Parker, Posa's sole contribution to the music world was a single album released on the Casablanca imprint in 1979.
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Release artwork courtesy of the label London producer GAIKA today shared a new EP, Spaghetto, on UK imprint Warp Records.
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The marathon is just one of many chances to imprint upon a young mind a beautiful display of human potential.
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He wrote Halladay's name in the dirt on the mound and put his hand over the imprint during big innings.
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Mr. Tydings, an acolyte of President John F. Kennedy's, left a greater imprint in the capital than most freshman senators.
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In fact, Mr. Murphy may find a tough road ahead as he tries to put his imprint on the state.
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"I realized that, had I been killed, I wouldn't have left much of an imprint" outside of business, he said.
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She also tapped TV host and producer Andy Cohen to start his own imprint, Andy Cohen Books, at the company.
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Even his sensei, who I never met before he died, has left an imprint on so many people, including me.
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From the imprint, it appears that a five-toed animal about the size of a badger was also hanging around.
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You still do a lot of things in the dark and my forehead carries the permanent imprint of my headlamp.
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And Berenice is about to describe the ineradicable imprint of a great love, and how it haunts you for life.
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Ms. Yellen said the damage from recent storms, while "terrible," was unlikely to leave a lasting imprint on the economy.
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Trump's imprint on the courts will help the conservatives preserve more of that power for a longer period of time.
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Latest Project: After self-releasing her debut EP, "Evergreen," last year, Ms. Tolkin signed to the indie music imprint B4.
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It was President Trump's 24th circuit court appointment, an extraordinary number that underscores his ever-expanding imprint on the judiciary.
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Previously, she claimed to have been (screencap) extensively vetted by her publisher, St. Martin's Press, an imprint of Macmillan Publishing.
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Klein featured Davis in his "Unsigned Hype" column before signing him to the imprint, giving Davis his first real break.
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On Monday, Hachette imprint Grand Central Publishing announced that they would be publishing Allen's "Apropos of Nothing" on April 7.
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Across town at the similarly enterprising Donmar Warehouse, a still-fledgling artistic director, Michael Longhurst, is leaving his own imprint.
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Why it matters: The hasty U.S. exit from Syria makes it certain the outcome there will bear Vladimir Putin's imprint.
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The imprint, which has published presidents and popes along with several Nobel Prize winners, celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2015.
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Tracy Lynne Oliver is a co-writer of the book, which will be published by Archaia, an imprint of Boom!
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On Washington WASHINGTON — President Trump is eager to put his conservative imprint on the federal judiciary, but an impediment remains.
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An agent disagreed, as did HarperCollins, which has published two books about Sean Rosen under its children's imprint Greenwillow Books.
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She is a co-editor at Semiotext(e), where she founded and continues to edit the fiction imprint Native Agents.
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On this one, they actually put their imprint on the budget and they are showing what they intend to do.
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As he sought to put his imprint on the paper, his relationship with its veteran editor, Peter Kaplan, quickly soured.
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At the time, HarperCollins, which published the book through its conservative imprint Broadside Books, withdrew the digital edition from retailers.
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Despite her undeniable imprint on the music and entertainment industry, some have noticed Lil' Kim looks almost completely unrecognizable today.
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In 2018, DC attempted an imprint-wide relaunch, branding it as "Vertigo DC," only to now abort that as well.
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An animated series called The LeBrons came and went back a few years back without leaving much of an imprint.
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The book, which is being published by the Penguin Publishing Group's business imprint, Portfolio, was originally due out in March.
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But they also bear the imprint of Mr. Lighthizer, who has a long history of favoring a managed trade approach.
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The record marks Rundgren's first solo album since 2015's Global, and will be released by Los Angeles imprint Cleopatra.
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Oh, and a molded imprint of my infant daughter's foot, which would be really sweet except that she's now 8.
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They delicately hold paper rubbings of fossils, bringing together not only the notation of biological time, but also its imprint.
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At that time it was Hypnotize Minds' best chart showing, peaking higher than anything else released previously via the imprint.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. Every single day, we leave some kind of personal imprint on the internet.
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Siete Raíces will be out via Lisbon imprint Enchufada on June 24, and is currently available for preorder on iTunes.
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The imprint on public consciousness of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, which occurred 21989 years ago Monday, has faded greatly.
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