But the internet will never be as well copyedited as print, fake news or not.
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And earlier in the springtime, it was really all starting to come together and the final draft of the book was getting copyedited, and I realized that I was going to need a real recipe.
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Ljubljana: ZRC, p. 18. and he copyedited the text himself, which was based on translations by Trubar and Dalmatin. He established the Collegium Marianum in Gornji Grad for the education of clergy.Snoj, Jurij, et al. 2012.
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A festschrift in his honor, One Lord, One Faith, One Baptism: Studies in Christian Ecclesiality and Ecumenism in honor of J. Robert Wright, edited by Marsha L. Dutton and Patrick Terrell Gray, copyedited by Richard Mammana, was published in 2006 by Eerdmans on the occasion of Wright's seventieth birthday.
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Ries also copyedited an early version of Blank's book on customer development, The Four Steps to the Epiphany. IMVU aimed to integrate instant messaging with the high revenue per customer of traditional video games. Ries and Harvey did not seek a large amount of initial funding and released a minimum viable productPenenberg, Adam.
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Percy probably corrected and copyedited the journal section while Mary did the same for his letters. Advertisements for the work appeared on 30 October in the Morning Chronicle and on 1 November in The Times, promising a 6 November release. However, the work was not actually published until 12 and 13 November. It was Mary Shelley's first published work.
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110-173 On day 23 of the hearing, a passage (which however did not concern the Holocaust) was read out.IMT: Band 4 (Verhandlungsniederschriften, December 1945), p. 197 A live recording of this speech survives, allowing for the differences between the spoken and the copyedited version to be examined. They are minor, and in no case distortionary.
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The scope of articles also includes specific environmental issues, for example, ozone depletion, climate change, and deforestation. "Global Environmental Politics" also offers an “Early Access” submission option. The Early Access option applies to articles that have been accepted for publication and copyedited, but are not yet finished. These articles are displayed online for durations spanning from weeks to months.
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Garrett, Paula K. "A Splinter Off the" Sound Old Theological Block": Grace Greenwood's Humorous Revision of the American Jeremiad." Studies in American Humor (2005): 17-43. She joined the National Era, a weekly abolitionist newspaper, and copyedited the serialized original version of Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin as well as writing columns, travel letters, and articles. Her staunch abolitionist views contributed to the ongoing national controversy.
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Although Joseph Ishill is singularly credited with running The Oriole Press, Rose Freeman-Ishill regularly worked as translator, and copyedited most or all of his work prior to print. The Ishill family briefly lived in Gainesville, Florida, where Joseph took a post as University of Florida’s printer in residence in 1964. They soon returned to Berkeley Heights, where they remained until Joseph’s death on March 14, 1966.
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50, Nov/Dec 2001 and freelance translator for a variety of Czech- and English-language cultural reviews and litmags, including Raut, Trafika, Yazzyk, and Zlatý řez. From 1996 to 2000, he copyedited for Swing, Condé Nast Traveler, Interview (magazine), and Vanity Fair (magazine), as well as for Aperture publishing house and Bookforum. From 2002 to 2004, Zucker taught Czech at the NYU School of Continuing and Professional Studies.
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Colby routinely included generalist news, suffrage news, book reviews, travelogues, editorials, and even poetry in the paper. Some stories and features were intended to be read to children, presumably by their mothers, making the Tribune unusual in its explicitly multi-generational audience. Despite lack of financial support from national suffrage organizations, Colby managed to keep the Tribune in production for its 26 years; she wrote, edited, copyedited, and even at times typeset the paper. Advertising focused on products and services provided by and for women.
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Dick completed the first draft of Solar Lottery in March 1954. In December he completed a second draft at the request of Ace Books Editor Donald Wollheim, cutting six passages totalling as much as ten thousand words and adding perhaps seven thousand. In the meantime, however, the book had been sold to a publisher in the UK, where it appeared as World of Chance: this version includes the cut passages. However, the entire text of this version was severely copyedited, with wholesale eliminations of adjectives.
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ISFDB publishing history The magazine version of the story includes a brief closing chapter written by Ted White and very lightly copyedited by Dick. The Amazing editor felt that Dick's text did not properly complete the novel, and so he sent a draft conclusion to Dick, expecting him to overhaul it. Dick instead approved White's coda as written and altered only a few words. This final chapter, which Dick later expressed disapproval over, was not included when the novel was published in book form.
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Spano said in Voyages of Imagination that although it had roots in the rise of Islamism, the premise of the novel was a familiar one, "the idea that a fanatical desert leader could arise to threaten a civilisation was a staple throughout history." Cogswell rewrote several chapters which Spano described as unfocused and rambling; Cogswell also copyedited the work prior to publication. They submitted the revised draft to Pohl, who requested minor changes, and the book was put to print. The novel was released in , and later reprinted by Bantam Spectra in with cover art by Kazuhiko Sano.
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Parsons had for years corresponded with his former graduate student David M. Schneider, who had taught at the University of California Berkeley until the latter, in 1960, accepted a position as professor in anthropology at the University of Chicago. Schneider had received his PhD at Harvard in social anthropology in 1949 and had become a leading expert in the American kinship system. Schneider, in 1968, published American Kinship: A Cultural AccountDavid M. Schneider, American Kinship: A Cultural Account Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, Prentice-Hall, 1968. that became a classic within the field, and he had sent Parsons a copy of the copyedited manuscript before its publication.
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