Publication will be its own reward — publication and a bottle of Champagne.
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This August, the publication sought to raise hell around Charlie Hebdo, a satirical publication in France.
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Gurdon was poached from The Hill, another DC-based publication that has both a print publication and website.
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Mr. Hamilton responded by demanding the return of the publication rights, effectively canceling the book's publication by Allen & Unwin.
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The publication describes what an air raid warning sounds like in the first such publication handed out since 1961.
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Institutional Investor Alpha, a sister publication of Institutional Investor that's published quarterly, will also become an all-digital publication.
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Sure And it might really upset the editors of various publications that Publication X looks like Publication Y, but if you're a reader of Publication Y, you're probably not reading X. Also you probably don't care.
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Trump, meanwhile, took to Twitter to slam the publication: National Review is a failing publication that has lost it's way.
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Rendón emphatically denied these allegations to Bloomberg when contacted ahead of the article's publication, and reiterated the denial after its publication.
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"It was a publication mainly for the community and was not sold for outsiders," a supporter of the publication told Reuters.
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Please include your name, age, grade, school and city/state for publication, as well as your contact numbers (not for publication).
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A story in the Washington Free Beacon, a conservative publication, did so, as did a writer for Jacobin, a socialist publication.
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The publication also notes that Solomon, who left the publication to start a media company, continues to stand by his work.
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In January, authorities arrested two editors from the local Kiswahili-language, weekly newspaper Mawio and forced the publication to cease publication.
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Include your name, age, high school and grade, and city or town and state (for publication) and telephone number (not for publication).
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But the name of the publication changed in 1980—founder Jim Warren sold the publication to the International Data Group the prior year.
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The key is to remember that I do not write for a sports publication, but the sports section of a much larger publication.
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No one publication could hope to cover it all; even a single-interest publication like the excellent Poetry magazine has its blind spots.
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Similar to the process explained above, you have to find an article from that publication in the feed or a given issue, tap through to the article page, tap again on the publication name, and then you'll find yourself on the publication page.
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However, he frequently teased some of the information in his book and made several passing remarks about the pre-publication process delaying its publication.
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"We cannot predict today which publication will so inflame the president that he would seek to block publication of news, if he could," Abrams said.
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Subscribe to a paper or other publication you believe in If you're unhappy with journalism or media coverage, find a publication that represents good journalism to you.
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"We regret that we failed to ensure that the data was rigorous before publication, and apologize for the confusion and agitation caused by its publication," Allen wrote.
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BUSINESS DAY An article on Monday about New Day, a new print-only daily publication in Britain, described incorrectly the publishing format of Politico, an American publication.
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Beall, who shut down the list for personal reasons, used criteria laid out by the Committee on Publication Ethics to decide whether a publication should be included.
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City law still mandates its publication, in the interest of governmental transparency, and to satisfy state laws requiring legal notices to be posted in a print publication.
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Although "publication" is not limited to written publication, the scenario at hand doesn't appear to suggest any specific false statement was made that subsequently damaged Meek's reputation.
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Whereas the Nixon administration directly challenged The New York Times under threat of the Espionage Act before publication, it is now taking a less aggressive route after publication.
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Just days before the book's publication, Harder's firm called on Henry Holt and Co. to halt publication and issue a "full and complete retraction and apology" to Trump.
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While growing the publication, I thought it might be cool to also build an online community for young entrepreneurs to chat as a spin off of our publication.
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I also have a private message from a Medium publication letting me know they love my piece and want me to submit it for publication with them. Wow!
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The White House could use the pre-publication review process, which has no set time frame, to delay or even kill the book's publication or omit key passages.
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Institutional Investor — a widely read publication on Wall Street for its rankings of analysts and others — announced Thursday it will become a fully digital publication starting April 1.
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I know of a publication that had a brand that bought substantial advertising in magazines, and the publication gave them the right to veto coverage of a competitive brand.
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One reason that it's important to me I did not say, "Hey, Vox is a liberal publication," is that I'm not trying to have Vox be a liberal publication.
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Shame and publication are strangely knotted together throughout the books of "My Struggle," shame that pre-exists publication but that seeks in it some kind of release or repetition.
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A conservative publication set in motion the research that led to a dossier that includes unverified claims regarding ties between President Trump and Russia, the publication revealed on Friday.
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The publication of these rates, based on overnight repos backed by Treasury securities, is scheduled for initial publication by late 2017 or early 2018, it said in a statement.
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The publication says Bannon, who was until recently chairman of the right-leaning news site Breitbart, intends to continue his goal of building a "global, center-right populist" news publication.
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And in taking a cue from the rule-breaking, and sailor-mouthed Sophia, the Girlboss Twitter went to work responding to each one, shading the hell out of publication, after publication.
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Where a statement complained of is on a matter of public interest and the defendant reasonably believed that its publication was in the public interest a responsible publication defense will apply.
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"Support" used to be a passive, indirect action—you visited a website (or bought a magazine), the ads funneled money to a publication, and the publication paid their employees a salary.
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It was offered for publication in the West at the same time that it was offered for publication in the Soviet Union, a move that was considered a challenge to authority.
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The mechanism was VIDA Count, an annual data report that looks at the gender breakdown of both the books covered at a given publication and the bylines at the publication itself.
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" Taccone told the publication "That guy is a champion.
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"Here's what he came up with," the publication tweeted. .
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This one involves President Donald Trump reviewing a pre-publication Fox News story—about a knowingly fake conspiracy designed to distract from Trump/Russia news—and personally pushing for its publication. Fun!
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The man, whose name is suppressed, has been charged with two offences under the New Zealand Films, Videos and Publications Classifications Act 1993: making an objectionable publication and distributing an objectionable publication.
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Following the book's publication, Bannon said his comments were misreported, but the damage was done: Trump quickly turned on "Sloppy Steve," and Breitbart News, the pro-Trump publication, parted ways with Bannon.
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Thiel has admitted to funding the lawsuits as a deterrence campaign against the publication, a decision he came to after a 2006 incident in which a Gawker publication reported on his sexuality.
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One of his personal attorneys sent a letter to Henry Holt directing the publisher to cease publication of the book, but that only prompted the company to move the publication date up.
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The committee recognised that such reports were normally not intended for publication, but given it was now in the hands of several third parties, publication was overwhelmingly in the public interest, she said.
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The publisher, a day later, announced plans to stop shipments of the book and postpone its publication date while taking the "appropriate next steps to officially cancel the book's publication," the Post reported.
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True, the decision refused to block publication by The Times and The Washington Post of the classified history of the Vietnam War, establishing an all-but-absolute prohibition against prior restraint on publication.
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Her lawyers compared the publication of the image to a form of child abuse, arguing that the company should have used its Photo DNA technology to identify the image and prevent its publication.
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Following repeated attempts on part of intelligence officials to intimidate The New York Times into ceasing publication of the documents, an appellate court finally succeeded in temporarily ordering the newspaper to discontinue publication.
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United States, the government seeks to recover all proceeds earned by Snowden because of his failure to submit his publication for pre-publication review in violation of his alleged contractual and fiduciary obligations.
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Soon after the article's publication, Mr. Almeida was temporarily barred from leaving the country and Pervez Rashid, the information minister, was removed from his post for failing to stop publication of the story.
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It's a follow-up to Bellamy's much-admired 2001 publication Cunt-Ups, which I somehow missed (maybe that had something to do with moving across the Atlantic around the time of its publication).
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Does the publication of "Watchman" alter how we read "Mockingbird"?
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"They're a good family," neighbor James Compton told the publication.
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At the time of publication, Netflix was worth $137.98 billion.
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The publication said the incident was witnessed by its photojournalists.
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All four victims were hospitalized and, as of publication, stabilized.
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A publication called the Morning Ledger, Scalabrine said on Twitter.
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The phrasing itself is very "on brand" for our publication.
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What happens to you after the publication of that story?
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Tesla stock price is down 10 percent as of publication.
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We reached out to Comodo for comment prior to publication.
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"We luckily got Jessica from Soap," Danza told the publication.
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After this article went to publication, a spokesperson for Mail.
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By 1870, Congress barred publication of the information in newspapers.
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About 50 guests attended the event, according to the publication.
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The publication went online proper in February of this year.
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" She told the publication, "I just got my boobs redone.
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"I said, 'No, that can't be,'" she told the publication.
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As of publication, the drone is still on my desk.
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At the time of publication, Turman's whereabouts remained a mystery.
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In fact, the major U.K. publication doesn't even cite anyone.
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A few other rumored details have surfaced from publication 91mobiles.
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"The only problem is the title," he told the publication.
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The day before publication, we're in these intense legal meetings.
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"They're always sort of regurgitating trends," she told the publication.
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Picabia won the game, and The Blind Man ceased publication.
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The comics have earned considerable critical acclaim since their publication.
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Apple did not provide comment by the time of publication.
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Visit the magazine's website for more from the amazing publication.
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She was 2556 at the time of publication, not 23622.
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"It's actually very heartbreaking," the actress teased to the publication.
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"I did something really, really bad," Barber told the publication.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the publication date.
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At the time of publication, the petition had 1,405 supporters.
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As of publication time, Apple hasn't formally acknowledged the issue.
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The Pentagon did not provide information in time for publication.
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Update: This post has been revised since its original publication.
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Maybe you're running a whole publication out of Google Drive.
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"She was hysterical," Powell recalled to the publication of Brooklyn.
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Some accused the rating publication of "shilling" for traditional automakers.
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Her father told the publication that she died by suicide.
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The size of the gender gap varies widely by publication.
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They all died at the scene, according to the publication.
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Before its publication, Notre Dame had been left to decay.
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"His songs made me really emotional," she told the publication.
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They did not preview or approve the story before publication.
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What drew the trade publication to make the bold proclamation?
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The publication now lists his net worth at $3.1 billion.
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"The shares were worth about $2,380 then," the publication reported.
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And I hope that the publication can help that, too.
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The backlash to the textbook's publication has been rather swifter.
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But recently, its publication has been repeatedly blocked or delayed.
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As of publication, he had yet to receive an answer.
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Discord did not provide a statement in time for publication.
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Trade publication Estates Gazette reported the news earlier on Tuesday.
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They're more off guard, he didn't intend them for publication.
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"I think it's still a magnificent publication," Mr. Marcus said.
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The publication reports a few troubling findings from that analysis.
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Mr Maduro has restricted the publication of official economic figures.
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Yeah. We launched the first publication October last year. Okay.
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He left the service, he told the publication, in 1998.
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Fox News retracted the story a week after its publication.
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The Juggernaut: A subscription publication focusing on South Asian stories.
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"It's not fair for a mother," she told the publication.
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Instead, the book — which was originally slated for publication Jan.
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The Motley Fool originally obtained the Digitimes report before publication.
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Technology publication TechCrunch reported Apple's mapping effort earlier on Friday.
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At the time of publication, Bezos is worth $108 billion.
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The deal was originally reported by Hollywood's trade publication Variety.
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Review cycle: The maximum time allowed between publication and review.
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The charge was dropped today, thus lifting a publication ban.
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Lloyds had no immediate comment to make on the publication.
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"Yes, I'll be here for Easter," he told the publication.
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The pardon would be enacted five days after its publication.
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At the time of publication, I make a $55,000 salary.
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"I would wake up feeling amazing." she told the publication.
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Windham: The response to the book's publication has been phenomenal.
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"Everybody who knows Reggie loves Reggie," she told the publication.
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The journey to publication will be a lot less lonely.
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The White House also attempted to stop the book's publication.
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She declined to comment to the publication at the time.
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Baupost's identity was first reported by online publication The Intercept.
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Magazine after the first publication shuttered, according to the newspaper.
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I got my start in magazine writing at that publication.
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"We're really running our own race," Iovine told the publication.
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Last year saw the first publication of this global assessment.
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Motherboard obtained a copy of the letter before its publication.
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Full quarterly earnings are due for publication on May 9.
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A N.S.A. spokeswoman had no immediate comment on the publication.
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French military rules permit publication only of his first name.
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"It was definitely a down time," Fallon told the publication.
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She talked to the publication about the uncertainty of parenting.
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Their images were censored from every publication and public space.
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He said he was not asked for comment before publication.
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The condition, of course, would be the publication of Mrs.
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" The publication also tweeted the news using the hashtag "#SelfMadeWomen.
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Both companies approved the publication of Checkmarx's report this month.
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But its publication in Berlin in 1984 gave me protection.
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Full financial results are due for publication on March 8.
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Days before the announcement, the publication celebrated its 150th birthday.
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Additional violations can be pursued as felonies, the publication noted.
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INSIDER was unable to connect with Sullivan prior to publication.
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The publication estimated this year that Vergara made $42.5 million.
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At the time of publication, the thread has 239,000 favorites.
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The publication of the BoE's latest economic forecasts on Feb.
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Just before publication, all the items disappeared from the storefront.
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A source told the publication that Apple filed the complaint.
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Cooperman ripped Warren in response to her ad after publication.
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Both apps were still available at the time of publication.
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Cuomo's office hadn't been returned by the time of publication.
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Trade publication CRN puts the layoff figure at closer 14,000.
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Still, Paste isn't the only publication going back to print.
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All other content is as of the original publication date.
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But the publication of the paper was a groundbreaking moment.
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Yet the tasks of peer review and publication are separable.
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The publication was written by brothers Steven and David Talbott.
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The study has been accepted for publication in Astronomical Journal.
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As of publication, the conditions of the victims remained unclear.
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At the time of publication Clyde Russell owned shares in
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The publication is continuing its coverage with March's Women Up!
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She explained her side of the situation to the publication.
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They had a publication called Fortune News that I edited.
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Condé Nast declined to comment on this removal before publication.
|
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Despite several emails, SBI did not comment prior to publication.
|
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Silverstein confirmed her resignation with the publication in an interview.
|
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After the story's publication, both were deleted by the posters.
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Not every critic of Mr. Trump welcomed the piece's publication.
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Callimachi: These are not documents that are meant for publication.
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Even before publication, he was on the phone to me.
|
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What can fans of the artist expect from this publication?
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The editor used a puzzle from some adult education publication.
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The publication of the fragment was edited by Dirk Obbink.
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That publication, Paediatrics & Child Health, published the study in June.
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I promise not to use the words "trade publication" again.
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I'm paid by this newspaper to vet stories before publication.
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Yiannopoulos says America killed the emailed interview prior to publication.
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The Metropolitan Diary will resume publication on Monday, Aug. 27.
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The publication gave ExpressVPN its highest endorsement for these attributes.
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"We will leave EASA," the publication quoted Shapps as saying.
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Weiss wrote about his exploits in the CIA's internal publication.
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He's a foreign correspondent for a Swedish publication called Expressen.
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Nor does The Washington Post or any other national publication.
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It's actually a publication funded by the Republican Governors Association.
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The investigation resulted in the publication of the Ferguson Report.
|
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The tweets were removed within about 20 minutes of publication.
|
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How has this feminist lifestyle publication survived for 2150 years?
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The responses were condensed and lightly edited prior to publication.
|
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As of this article's publication, Carney's tweets are still live.
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We received no response as of publication of this story.
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Australian law prohibits the publication of sex crime victims' identities.
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Infantino has never contacted us and asked for a publication.
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Similar debates have followed the publication of other recent novels.
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Since the trade publication Inside Higher Ed revealed on Sept.
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In fact, this is our demand for a print publication.
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According to Patterson, Mercer read the publication at the time.
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"It literally sent shockwaves down us," Melwani told the publication.
|
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"I like our ads," Mr. Puzder told the publication Entrepreneur.
|
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"The wealthy are already doing it," Strang told the publication.
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"It was just bizarre," Bynum told local publication, The Oregonian.
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Weinstein is covered in detail by every mainstream publication daily.
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Amazon did not provide a comment in time for publication.
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Amazon did not provide a comment in time for publication.
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Among their early innovations was the publication of news photographs.
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The Bloomberg 2020 campaign did not comment by publication time.
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She has also contributed to the Smithsonian publication American Enterprise.
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He joined the army in 2010, according to the publication.
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That's how Van Eenennaam first learned of the FDA publication.
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On Wednesday, the White House objected to the book's publication.
|
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After publication of this article, Facebook provided the following comment.
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Virtually every national publication, including The Times, can do better.
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Galli told CNN last week he was leaving the publication.
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And, of course, if any book that had reached publication . . .
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He shapes stories about it with other scientist for publication.
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"He's pushing me on each day," she told the publication.
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After the publication of CNN's story, Freeman released a statement.
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FedEx did not provide a comment in time for publication.
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The Department of Justice declined to comment to the publication.
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Both stars confirmed the move in statements to the publication.
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The publication was unique in its number of interactive features.
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"I had family stuff going on," he told the publication.
|
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Finally, a women's publication agreed to publish an edited version.
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Describe the process -- from when the idea germinated until publication.
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After Trump fired him, his publication, Breitbart, also ousted him.
|
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An earlier version misstated the name of the publication. Questions?
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But this publication still has standards, unless we're quoting politicians.
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What's your sense of what happens to the publication now?
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It has since been taken down, but online publication Joop.
|
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After the article's publication, questions were raised about the study.
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The magazine ceased publication in 19893, amid falling advertising revenues.
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Agnelli wrote in Vanity Fair, just before her book's publication.
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The publication did not respond to a request for comment.
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Creative Time will to end its Creative Time Reports publication.
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It was the first publication named during the awards ceremony.
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As of publication, the GoFundMe was worth almost $12 million.
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The flaws were first reported by tech publication The Register.
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Trump's attempt to quash publication of a book is heinous.
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"Is that a serious question?" the staffer told the publication.
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The publication of the proposed repo rates, based on overnight repos backed by Treasury securities, is scheduled for initial publication by late 2017 or early 2018, the New York Fed said in a statement.
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" A representative for the publication told Vox on Friday, "We can confirm that an interview with Mr. Yiannopoulus was conducted by one of America's occasional contributors and was not accepted by America for publication.
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Publication of the rule kicks off a 22-day comment period, after which departments including State and Commerce will review corrections and suggestions and then send a revised draft to Congress before final publication.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The Michelin Guide dining publication said on Thursday it had awarded new star ratings to about 70 restaurants in France in its latest publication, with just one establishment taking the top accolade.
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Marrs runs the publication Hormones Matter, an online publication dedicated to advancing health research and patient knowledge, and is the creator of Lucine Health Sciences, a direct-to-patient health media and online research company.
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When Mr. Jia saw the letter on the website of Wujie News, a state-run publication, he notified a friend at the publication, fearing he might be punished, according to Zhao Hui, a fellow writer.
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As a publication, Vogue is not new to playing around with the veil and its exoticized associations; in late 2006, the publication included veiled women in a stylized photo shoot by renowned photographer Irving Penn.
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Choudhury's headquarters did not respond to queries in time for publication.
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"It didn't have much of an effect," he told the publication.
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Yoshida did not return calls seeking comment in time for publication.
|
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But it wasn't luck that got the attention of Oprah's publication.
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"[Her career has] been fascinating to watch," he told the publication.
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Bermudez told the publication she began to cry at the generosity.
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Jingwai told the publication he thinks the fish were escaping barracudas.
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This work, Zador's magnum opus, is still being refined for publication.
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As of publication, the extent of these victims' injuries remained unclear.
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They were hospitalized, although as of publication their conditions remained unknown.
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There was, as of publication, no information on the final victim.
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Nabagesersa says it is unlike any other publication in the country.
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Much like the NYT, The Washington Post refused to stop publication.
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She and Sally wed in July 2012, according to the publication.
|
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The Guardian and Cosmopolitan rushed pre-planned Machado profiles to publication.
|
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"It's just little miracle after little miracle," Daniel told the publication.
|
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The book was a sensation even before its publication in 1981.
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And I could never find a publication that spoke to me.
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We should have done more to confirm the details before publication.
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The Journal is the only real business publication on the service.
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"I wasn't scared," Shevaun, a former antiques dealer, told the publication.
|
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That's because submissions to She's a Homewrecker are reviewed before publication.
|
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"It was actually per my father's request," she told the publication.
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A new book compiles over 270 plates from their original publication.
|
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As of publication, three of the four rocket launches are canceled.
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Earlier this year, Thai-language publication Spokedark TV also featured it.
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Briggs couldn't be reached for comment at the time of publication.
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" However, before and since he has repeatedly called the publication "failing.
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"Julia Roberts is terrific, and many others," Trump told the publication.
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What did she want from Ansari before and after its publication?
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Westside Family Church did not return calls in time for publication.
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This costs a lot of time and money for the publication.
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He's the second to ask to see my notes before publication.
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An earlier version of the story misstated the publication she screenshotted.
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As of publication, it remained live and had raised almost $3,000.
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Science should not, and need not, be shackled by journal publication.
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Nor does appearing in arXiv preclude later publication in a journal.
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HHS had not responded to a request for comment before publication.
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In it, I propose the Kuwaiti publication law as a model.
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The decision to leave the publication could not have been easy.
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Facebook was unable to provide comment at the time of publication.
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It was, and as of publication continues to be, a mess.
|
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You don't need to wait for publication day to make it.
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Their publication triggered some of the first real criticism of WikiLeaks.
|
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"I'm in a magical relationship right now," she told the publication.
|
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At the time of publication, the petition had over 28,000 signatures.
|
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The confusion was first reported by the news publication Arizona Family.
|
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U.S. stock index futures held onto gains following the data's publication.
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He declined to give specifics ahead of the June 2 publication.
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"I don't think he's wrong here," said Blankfein to the publication.
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A single publication in the top five nearly doubles the chance.
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The entire publication is dedicated to skewering the Black Student Union.
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Publication of the proposal kicks off a 60-day comment period.
|
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"Tara had a profile," casting director Gerald Webb told the publication.
|
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After this story's publication, he emailed a statement backing the exhibit.
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Following the publication of this story, lawmakers have vowed to investigate.
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He merged it with The Daily Beast, the IAC web publication.
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At the time of publication the accounts had already been deleted.
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California Air Resources board chair Mary Nichols told the publication Gov.
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PT on May 3 and were ongoing at time of publication.
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There was no announcement in Friday's editions of the government publication.
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As of this post's publication, a winner has not been picked.
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Like many have stated following the publication of the controversial Babe.
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"There are no words to comfort now," Moiseeva told the publication.
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Silva couldn't be reached for comment at the time of publication.
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The discovery has been accepted for publication in Physical Review Letters.
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She also started a subscription publication focusing on women's career planning.
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A competing bidder could also enter the fray, the publication said.
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CNBC said Bloomberg reported the news, citing trade publication Reorg Research.
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Trump said the publication was now "bending over backwards" to apologize.
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"The ice plunge is the best trick," Moss told the publication.
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The findings have been submitted for publication to the Astronomical Journal.
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IFR, a Thomson Reuters publication, first reported on the IPO sponsors.
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"People have to start respecting the vagina," Monáe tells the publication.
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Merrell, 62, is "a very experienced backpacker," McOmie told the publication.
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This points to a more general issue about articles and publication.
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They will come into force a month after their official publication.
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As of this publication, his page has fewer than 20,000 followers.
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At publication time, Davidson appeared to have deleted his Instagram account.
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Israeli publication Globes is reporting that it's a $200 million deal.
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Jones couldn't be reached for comment at the time of publication.
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U.S. stocks rebounded on Wednesday following the publication of the minutes.
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Miles will share the role with Naoko Mori, the publication reported.
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The death toll stands at 222 at the time of publication.
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"It's lovely to be engaged," the young actress told the publication.
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A Lyft spokesperson told the publication that the timing is conspicuous.
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Facebook has also pledged to not review findings prior to publication.
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All the links have been removed at the time of publication.
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"Not until after we get married," she clarified to the publication.
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At the time of publication James Saft did not own any
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That is, the work would deserve publication in a scientific journal.
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Unlike in math, not every publication counts the same in science.
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"It was nasty, but it wasn't Ariana," he told the publication.
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The AP cites Rigzone, an energy publication, with this rough quote:
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His comments come days after the publication of the Trump interview.
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There isn't an actual client or publication commissioning the photos, either.
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According to the publication, roadblocks put up by Snapdeal killed negotiations.
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But that changed almost immediately following the publication of Barr's letter.
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This post will be updated with any responses received after publication.
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Indeed, in India, there are more than 82,000 newspapers in publication.
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We now print nearly every major publication in the Washington region.
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The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission didn't provide comment in time for publication.
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"There is no truth to this whatsoever," Hicks told the publication.
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"Trump told him to be patient," a source told the publication.
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The publication on July 13 of chat messages in which Gov.
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What would happen if a verified publication wrote something factually incorrect?
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A foundation representative did not provide comment in time for publication.
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Pleasants told the publication that he opted out of the competition.
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Apple was not available for comment at the time of publication.
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The publication date for December's data remains March 6, said Statscan.
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Del Castillo has not commented since the publication of the article.
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"It wasn't just a change of look," he told the publication.
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"We know Trump," he told the publication, according to a translation.
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The API's data is due for publication at 4:30 p.m.
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"This is a difficult time for them," he told the publication.
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One industry publication called it the "poster child" of free platforms.
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"Like in the past, it's an invitation," Kennedy told the publication.
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A blackout on the publication of surveys was imposed on Nov.
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"He said he has enough money," Caviola recalled to the publication.
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The story was first reported by America Media, a Catholic publication.
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These roles are expanded and elaborated in the new Joint Publication.
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Lawyers also argued that publication would be harmful to their children.
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At least one conservative-leaning publication was skeptical of Facebook's findings.
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A spokesperson for the office didn't respond in time for publication.
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Can't imagine that many of those quotes were meant for publication.
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Medium also has its own publications, including the technology publication Backchannel.
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The publication itself dates back to ... '76. 163. 1976. Yeah. Yes.
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Their author, A.E. Housman, had had to pay £30 towards publication.
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A new journal called the Winnower abolished pre-publication peer review.
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"Seat recline is a moral issue," one blogger tells the publication.
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More than 85033 individuals told the publication that former state Rep.
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Shachtman had served as executive editor of the publication since 2014.
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The researchers are currently writing up their findings for academic publication.
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Shortly before the book's publication, Obama still hadn't seen a copy.
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The misappropriation and publication of this confidential information may create problems.
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Administration officials declined to provide a date for its expected publication.
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ET: After publication, Hillary Clinton released a statement through a spokesman.
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Following the report's publication, Parscale also slammed the Post on Twitter.
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Both sources described Pruitt as a difficult tenant to the publication.
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The prices listed reflect the discounts at the time of publication.
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This puzzle is my sixth publication in The New York Times.
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It's been accepted for publication in the journal Frontiers in Neuroanatomy.
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The "S" is said to stand for "Sovereign," the publication reports.
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"I honestly started it as a joke," Rowin told the publication.
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The publication did not specify how it had obtained the information.
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By contrast, The New European was conceived as a niche publication.
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Publication of that report would undoubtedly influence U.S. policy toward Russia.
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At the time of publication, the petition had over 200 signatures.
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"Y'all must be running out of people," he told the publication.
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Following the publication of Tweeden's account, Franken issued a brief apology.
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Ronen Manelis said in a statement to the Israeli publication Haaretz.
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Trade publication DomainNameWire was the first to report on Amazon's move.
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The paper's lawyer said that the publication is considering legal action.
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The report was due for publication before the upcoming general election.
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TRUMP: Yeah, well Breitbart, first of all, is just a publication.
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Nothing that met our longstanding standards for publication was left out.
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That Shanks "make no further publication of and concerning" Clive Palmer.
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The prices listed reflect the deal at the time of publication.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez decried the publication of nude photos of Rep.
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According to the publication, Barr -- who is Jewish -- requested the look.
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"I just can't stand what's going on," she told the publication.
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Advertising publication Digiday launched a quarterly print magazine, Pulse, in April.
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The publication ultimately spiked the story, according to The Associated Press.
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But moderators do make many judgments about what's appropriate for publication.
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"I am very, very angry," her brother Julius told the publication.
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Suruga's chairman and president resigned following the publication of the report.
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Update: The headline of this article has been changed since publication.
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If something happens, you're at the front lines of this publication.
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The FBI did not provide a comment in time for publication.
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O27 and TalkTalk did not provide statements in time for publication.
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Now the group has added a cultural publication to its repertoire.
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Publication of an independent review into the allegations has been delayed.
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His attorney, Gordon K. Sattro, sent an email to the publication.
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The publication stopped funding the project in the spring of 2016.
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The CIA, for example, has an extensive pre-publication review process.
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" —Daniel Rios, postdoctoral researcher in immunology, Emory University "Solve publication bias.
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The publication based its rankings on raw estimates of pretax earnings.
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Name a writer or publication you disagree with but still read.
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National Review is a failing publication that has lost it's way.
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Uber did not respond to requests for comment prior to publication.
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Trump responded to the publication of the book by suing O'Brien.
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One thing that's not scheduled yet is the book's paperback publication.
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This was not acknowledged at the time of this article's publication.
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But the prospect of making a more inclusive publication won out.
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Some of those comments painted an unflattering portrait of the publication.
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The Trump administration cleared the report for publication earlier this year.
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They chose the publication because of its journalistic influence and reputation.
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I learned that lesson with the publication of each new title.
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The puzzle was accepted for publication almost exactly a year ago.
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"It's a lot more linear this season," Wood told the publication.
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But the publication of the full list has still caused dismay.
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At the time of publication, McKee has not yet been released.
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"Elon is working day and night," a source told the publication.
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Tell us your story and it may be selected for publication.
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Their goal: to create a less stuffy, more personal home publication.
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Often reporters themselves realize after publication that they got something wrong.
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Its publication plays directly into President Trump's attacks on the media.
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The company was unavailable for comment at the time of publication.
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"It was just so natural and organic," Jason told the publication.
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Both authors emphasized the importance of the book and its publication.
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"I'm even thinking about doing dog walking," he told the publication.
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This puzzle took close to two years from conception to publication.
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Actually, our crack research team found the publication praising the cabinet.
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This is the last such publication of the current school year.
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Editor's note: Since publication of this column, SXSW has been cancelled.
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Mantel's editor, Nicholas Pearson, described the publication as an emotional moment.
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The road to publication had been curious to say the least.
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He is also the publisher of +61J, an Australian online publication.
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It's hard to convey that last talent in a family publication.
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This new novel took a more elliptical path to American publication.
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The temptation is to see publication as the end of something.
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"It seems like there's a new publication every day," she said.
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But at the time of publication, the blog had been restored.
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He would stay with the magazine until it ceased weekly publication.
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In the weeks before publication, I contacted a bunch of them.
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What do you think he hopes its publication will help achieve?
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On my best behavior: by author, in approximate order of publication.
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Its publication came shortly after South Carolina seceded from the union.
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Since its publication 16 hours ago, over 11,000 people have signed.
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"We love all 23 candidates," he told the publication in July.
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A Microsoft spokesperson declined to discuss the Washington legislation before publication.
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BP didn't reply to requests for comment in time for publication.
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It still nags at her, even as the publication day approaches.
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An Italian government official denied the report immediately after its publication.
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The book ends on the day of its own publication — Oct.
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I was amazed how fast it went from submission to publication.
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It was 27 years after his obituary appeared in this publication.
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Four other women told the publication they had experienced unwanted touching.
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After resubmission the revision was accepted for publication in October 2015.
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"We know Trump," he told the publication, according to a translation.
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The publication did not respond to BuzzFeed News' request for comment.
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It remains in print; it is not an online-only publication.
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On publication he becomes a celebrity, the toast of literary Manhattan.
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Politico spokesman Brad Dayspring said the publication stands by its reporting.
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Meir to file a $3 million libel lawsuit against the publication.
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"In fact, the media spotlight is arguably greater," the publication noted.
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The online business publication also earlier reported news of today's email.
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Areva said it had delayed the publication of its 24.973 results.
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The Times, a British-based publication, first reported this news Sunday.
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An IPO usually takes place four weeks after an ITF publication.
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That bi-monthly publication eventually became "AARP The Magazine" in 2002.
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Hi JH, Whole Foods Market is not affiliated with this publication.
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At any rate, he delighted in the controversy that followed publication.
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All the dates below refer to the original December publication date.
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Ms. Jarrar could not be reached for comment by publication time.
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She also decided to waive the publication ban protecting her identity.
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The business publication The Information earlier reported on the acquisition talks.
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The firm recorded those pages at the time of their publication.
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But in November 2016, just eight weeks before publication, everything changed.
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It will also have a Hema supermarket store, the publication said.
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Its publication is forthcoming in the political science journal the Forum.
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Tell us your story and we may select it for publication.
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The published results will help steer clear of publication bias too.
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Since publication of the JAMA study, others have produced similar findings.
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Its American publication amounted to a cunning act of currency conversion.
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They were for Black people, because Jet was a Black publication.
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And this is someone who had not run a publication previously.
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That was the first time you were really running a publication.
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Netflix was not available for comment at the moment of publication.
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Operational numbers can vary before publication subject to confirmation by auditors.
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The publication is thick with charts and graphs, metrics and statistics.
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Sad, as I thought they were the publication I could trust.
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But you are producing a publication that I read for free.
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The objects also serve as examples of graphic and publication design.
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" The editors promised to "restructure our review process for issues to prevent the publication of content like this" and "come up with a series of further steps to improve our publication and organization as a whole.
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But, hours later at the sit-down with the paper, Trump called the publication "a great, great American jewel" and "a world jewel" while talking about his "tremendous" and "great" respect for a "very special" publication.
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"With regards to the peer-reviewed publication, we've decided to combine the results from the Israel clinical trials with those that we just completed in the US for a more robust publication," the company says now.
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In 1989, shortly after the book's initial publication in English, Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Khomeini, declared it offensive to Islam and called on Muslims to kill Mr. Rushdie and anyone involved in publication of the book.
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In addition to over 370 booths with every kind of art publication imaginable — from books to glossy magazines to zines — the fair also has a robust series of exhibits, book talks, performances, and celebratory publication launches.
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The State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television (SAPPRFT) told local media that it has commissioned at least two films and two television shows focusing on bribery each year, trade publication China Film Insider reported.
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First, the Ring Magazine is in large part a publication known only to fans of the Sweet Science, whereas the BBC is a major publication with an international reach and covers critical news matters throughout the world.
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Official sales data for the book does not yet exist, but the industry publication Publishers Lunch projected on Tuesday that American Dirt would sell around 40,000 print units and 21,000 ebooks in its first week of publication.
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Since it's publication, 18 million copies are in print in 10 languages.
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Neither Goop nor Gwyneth Paltrow approved or reviewed this article before publication.
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Axios was the first to report on the publication plans on Wednesday.
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Glamoriser did not respond to a request for comment prior to publication.
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"After being at Ciara's wedding, I'm like 'Okay,' " she told the publication.
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