Rest in print Here's another nail in print media's coffin.
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Photographers love being in print — celebrities want to be in print.
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I had no idea it would still be in print and would be in print the whole thirty years.
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"I guess I'm disappointed that this ended up in print," Baquet writes — a message that Abramson herself has now immortalized in print.
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We would never say that print is superior to other platforms in all cases, but we want to think about what does work better in print or has unique qualities in print.
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At least not until they're in print, on their way.
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Americans bought 28.5m romantic novels in print form in 2015.
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Twelve years went by without any Austen work in print.
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As Day notes, "tuberculosis" only appeared in print in 1839.
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Of course, this is something that occurs in print, too.
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Books are costly to promote and, in print, to distribute.
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In print, the issue was broken down into three sections.
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In print, of course, it's the writing style and credibility.
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That's probably too long to wait, in print or online.
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His rhetoric, in print and in person, is pretty similar.
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You can't get BuzzFeed or Complex or Slate in print.
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In print we edit for space by removing entire questions.
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The Times, however, continued to face challenges in print advertising.
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He lives alone and reads the news only in print.
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The commentary sparked outrage in print and on social media.
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It appears online and is still published monthly in print.
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Our first mention of Australia appeared in print on Jan.
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Today, his name almost never appears in print in China.
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And he was as devilish in person as in print.
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But despite Nabokov's dismissal, Alexander's translations are still in print.
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I prayed for her privately and publicly defended her in print.
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Here are a few recent juxtapositions on Page One in print.
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The Budget will be available in print, and digitally on www.govinfo.
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Or you'd see that new campaign on TV or in print.
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So, does reading in print versus onscreen build critical thinking skills?
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And those who don't, get "Lauer'd" on Twitter and in print.
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"This almost feels like a performance in print," Mr. Miller said.
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It is tough to sell a single short story in print.
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But wouldn't that also be the case with writing in print?
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George Washington was called a traitor, robber and perjurer, in print.
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In California, you can't even get The Washington Post in print.
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Nas This is my first photo that was published in print.
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Scholastic says more than 297 million Bob Books are in print.
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New Yorkers told our reporter of their diminishing interest in print.
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And this Sunday, we'll be in print for the first time.
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James applauded Sargent in print; Sargent returned the favor in paint.
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In print, it has outsold every other adult title in 2019.
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The union represents about 80 staffers in print, digital and video.
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The main reason is the sharp drop in print advertising revenue.
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It remains in print; it is not an online-only publication.
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Precipitous declines in print advertising rocked the newspaper industry last year.
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I mean, it's got so many ... It still believes in print.
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Since it's publication, 18 million copies are in print in 10 languages.
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Retina MicroPlus works best in print at sizes 9 pt and below.
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We still believe in print, but digital's been a real growth driver.
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However, wine ads were more visible in print publications, such as magazines.
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That work, "Food for Free," remains in print, popular during economic downturns.
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None of my comments in print are ever meant to shade anyone.
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In print, he's known as Mind-Wave and he's a bad guy.
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They spoke their minds, found themselves in print, and McChrystal was fired.
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Beyond that, there has been media coverage on radio and in print.
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Orlick offers her photographs in print, zines, and books she self-publishes.
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That money helped offset a decline in print advertising, the company said.
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Newspapers have been combining to weather the decline in print ad sales.
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There is almost universal disdain for Sanders on television and in print.
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It has been in print since it was first published in 1960.
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"In Print," printmaking by Romare Bearden, Albrecht Dürer, Francisco Goya and others.
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In print media, the division between truth and opinion is usually clear.
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Spayd: In this case, the words appear both in print and online.
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The column appears in print on Mondays in the New York pages.
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In print, the song looks like a stern warning about the Rapture.
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Apparently they decided to ban the word 'wine' in print in Iran.
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The project goes online today and will appear in print next week.
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"There's no way anyone would have published that in print," he said.
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And they trusted her, knowing she would not trash them in print.
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But she could see that magazines were dying, at least in print.
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They and their propagandist, the critic Vladimir Stasov, condemned Rubinstein in print.
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There were several exclamations that I wouldn't want to repeat in print.
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He had been accused in print of repeatedly engaging in unseemly behavior.
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Rather, the version of the story that appeared in print, on Jan.
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A version of this article was published in print editions on Dec.
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This is the article The Times published in print only, to comply.
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And I am also grateful that "Slaughterhouse-Five" is still in print.
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The only difference is whether to put something in print or in knit.
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The Stonewall Reader (2019), published by Penguin Books, is now available in print.
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The Voice stopped publishing in print last year, running an online-only version.
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Online, we work in React and D3; in print we work in Illustrator.
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The third edition, published by Third Woman Press, was in print until 2008.
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It's how my editor told me I could capture my "voice" in print.
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"This guy is trying to get his name in print," the source adds.
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Here, ad revenue fell 12 percent, mainly due to weakness in print ads.
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You can purchase their latest issue in print or digitally via their website.
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But when it's put down in print it's a completely different thing, y'know.
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In fact, Shannon never even managed to get her whole story in print.
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What followed was a five-year-long "miracle" (as some stated in print).
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This interview exists only in print and on one single remaining Murder Inc.
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And Lord knows when you'll next get a Kanye West interview in print.
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The volume remained in print, however, and slowly but steadily sales picked up.
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I thought the joke worked even better in print than it did digitally.
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How would The Times be able to present the Ali package in print?
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All newspapers are grappling with how to absorb the downturn in print advertising.
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HEMPSTEAD "In Print," works by Romare Bearden, Albrecht Dürer, Francisco Goya and others.
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If you give airtime or perhaps space in print, that reinforces the lie.
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We are the stories in print and we are writing the stories ourselves.
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Analysts and executives expect double-digit annual declines in print advertising to continue.
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There are four biographies of him in print, and they rather repeat themselves.
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The introduction below also ran as a separate article, online and in print.
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The submission email address first appeared in The Times in print on Oct.
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I've certainly been powered by that fuel, in print and on television, myself.
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" In print, that may look as impenetrable as a passage from "Finnegans Wake.
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But in print, it's like we have to conjure it in people's brains.
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Only four of them—Miami, Phoenix Denver, and Dallas—are still in print.
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I have told this story many times in print and on the air.
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By 1939, Obelisk had three thousand copies of "Tropic of Cancer" in print.
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Bill O'Reilly's historical "Killing" series has more than 17 million copies in print.
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Such disclosure appears on every political advertisement on television, radio, or in print.
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Like many competitors, it has faced steep declines in print advertising and circulation.
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And Nieman Lab wrote recently that your circulation is about 675,000 in print.
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Shaffer's story is available now in print on Amazon and for listening on Audible.
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In print he hews rigorously to the style book, and calls the country "Myanmar".
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Jerry also let his high school sweetheart Denise call him Pooh-Bear in print.
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Students never learned to write in print; they started writing cursive from the beginning.
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While both articles are worth a read for fans, they're only available in print.
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Trump repeated his claim about Tyson's rape conviction in print, radio and television interviews.
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Do students learn as much when they read digitally as they do in print?
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Because as we're seeing on television and in print today, it just somehow did.
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They include a number of academic publications in print and online and Google Scholar.
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Stelter has never explored that contradiction in print or on his program as well.
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That includes sales and advertised prices listed online and in print for most cards.
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She knows this story because I have put it in print, possibly three times.
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It has more than 145,000 copies in print, and is in its seventh printing.
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The New Yorker collected more, publishing them online on Tuesday (in print this week).
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The Times, however, has not been immune to the punishing, industrywide downturn in print.
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Between what's on the wall and what's in print there's a lot of history.
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The first rule: Drafts would only be read out loud, not circulated in print.
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And it is true, her characters are people we haven't encountered much in print.
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"That was proved wrong because I have 37 books in print," Ms. Jenkins said.
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But I don't see the big deal with spelling it out once in print.
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Ms. Calhoun isn't worried about whether or not the book ever appears in print.
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Since then, it has struggled to offset steep declines in print advertising and circulation.
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In print for 20 years, we accept submissions from teenagers from around the world.
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The library includes many copyrighted books that are still in print and widely available.
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If so, do you and your family read it, either in print or online?
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Today, there are over 133 million Clifford books in print in 16 different languages.
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I read it in draft form and can't wait to see it in print.
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Colorado laws restrict the cannabis industry from advertising on TV, radio, or in print.
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After giving up the Streetscapes column in print, Mr. Gray continued a Facebook version.
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It was reported in print and on TV that Trump was spirited — and vacuous.
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Among his many seemingly crazy tasks at the time: digitizing every book in print.
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A complementary exhibition, Power in Print, focuses on the poster art of the movement.
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I'd think about my job in print journalism, an industry that was seeming increasingly wobbly.
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"None of my comments in print are ever meant to shade anyone," Pompeo tweeted Saturday.
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But according to Merriam-Webster's records, it first appeared in print only 33 years ago.
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Laconic and unadventurous in print, she was better at getting the story than telling it.
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Tweetstorms have now become so prominent The New York Times publishes its journalists' in print.
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The details of the brushstrokes and the texture would be impossible to replicate in print.
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We deliver information, opinion and analysis in print and through a range of digital formats.
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Zeng's book was so well-received that it was republished in print the following year.
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Though digital advertising in rising, it's not enough to offset the decline in print advertising.
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Handler claimed McDonald would sell the stories in exchange for her photograph appearing in print.
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Not only are we now the story in print, we are writing the story ourselves.
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Thrasher, the only mainstream American skateboarding magazine still in print, has been called skateboarding's Bible.
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Participants also reported being more likely to reread academic materials if they were in print.
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Are there any plans to get it back in print or onto Bandcamp or something?
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Mark Zuckerberg has taken the unprecedented step of personally defending Facebook's business model in print.
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In the meantime, AlMaaytah says he'll continue to fight for the written word in print.
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It has already invested in print and online media in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
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Those films have lasted a long time and all my books are still in print.
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The photos of the apple ombre and striped berry pies looked tantalizing enough in print.
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The detailed story will be published in print in the Sunday Business section this weekend.
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The show is one of several commemorations of the Princess in print and on film.
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"In Print," printmaking by Romare Bearden, Albrecht Durer, Francisco de Goya y Lucientes and others.
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"In Print," printmaking by Romare Bearden, Albrecht Dürer, Francisco de Goya y Lucientes and others.
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But nothing on the interview ever appeared in The Times, either online or in print.
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It also turned up in print ads for West Elm, New Balance and Best Buy.
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News Corp is not alone in its struggle to arrest a decline in print advertising.
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The resulting article will appear in print, on the website and on the Amazon Kindle.
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Not to mention his 1969 book, Revolt of the Black Athlete, is back in print.
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I've been defending the legitimacy of this work, extensively and in print, for 60 years.
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The drop followed a 214 percent decline in print advertising revenue in the second quarter.
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You might like to read the paper or magazines in print because your family subscribes.
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It felt like a rare opportunity to innovate in print, so he jumped at it.
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Schanberg waited 32 years to admit in print that Sylvana had written the story first.
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Can you spot the difference between a lowercase L — l — and an I in print?
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The books on this list are limited to ones I mentioned in print this year.
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With that rise came an increase in revenue that counteracted a decline in print advertising.
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Staff members Newsom's office shared details of the deal, which is not yet in print.
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The affiliate model is helping The New York Times offset significant declines in print advertising.
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Some waxed poetic about the important differences between reading the news online and in print.
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It is unclear whether Knott would have been pleased to see the volume in print.
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I scribbled his words into my notebook, hoping I would get them right in print.
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He was averse to political correctness and not immune from using curse words in print.
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If you are solving in print or on the web, you know what to do.
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The event was a decidedly casual affair, with officials in print shirts and big smiles.
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On Wednesday, after the column appeared in print, Wells turned down dozens of interview requests.
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Landrith is a recognized legal expert who appears frequently on radio, television and in print.
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There is also great reading in our food section this morning, in print and online.
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Truly hope to see more from you, whether it be on television or in print.
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Local and national media outlets donated $70 million more in print advertising, airtime and billboards.
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Demure and ladylike in appearance, she was a steely iconoclast in print and in life.
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Lee grew up reading Sherlock Holmes, who first appeared in print when she was 9.
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Now political comics are available in webcomic format, as ebooks and yes, even in print.
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You'll be able to solve the puzzle whether you are solving in print or online, but if you're solving in print, you'll see an additional grid in the center that might remind you of another type of puzzle that some people love to solve.
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But while it's written in print, advocates say education equality in practice is still a fallacy.
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Exit Stage Left: The Snagglepuss Chronicles will be released online and in print on January 18.
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But among the readers, most preferred reading online (59 percent) than reading in print (26 percent).
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We really want to achieve the habit in digital that people used to have in print.
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If it were in print, the lesson would be in bold, capitalized, and underlined three times.
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Indeed, many of Diana's enemies in print were those who tried to encroach upon women's liberties.
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Just as we have on TV, like we have on radio, like we have in print.
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As a kid, she appeared in print ads and commercials starting at the age of 3.
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In print newsrooms, the number of women of color either "stagnated or fell" in recent years.
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In my research, I have compared the ways in which we read in print and onscreen.
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The conservative group is running the ad online and in print in the Salt Lake Tribune.
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But digital ad revenues have yet to make up the steep declines in print-ad sales.
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Newspapers are under increasing pressure to cut costs to offset sharp declines in print advertising sales.
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Whether in print, TV, radio, on the internet—as long as it's published to the public.
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Alone with those of us who write in print, he readily answers in English without retreat.
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And I'll say here just as I said in print: I did not like this novel.
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Tammas: Yeah, but definitely now, and for the last year since we started publishing in print.
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But her purpose, Copeland says, is far greater than making history on stage or in print.
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In print, "Doctor Sleep" runs to 531 pages, which is fairly compact by King's recent standards.
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Foreign publishers of Israeli literature ought to encourage new translations, and keep older ones in print.
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One ends up admiring this writer's ability to be cruel, to be a ramrod in print.
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It is still in print, and there are plans for a paperback, with a new afterword.
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The New European, published by Archant, is part of a broad experimentation taking place in print.
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An English-language collection, published as "It's Beautiful Here, Isn't It ... ," was in print but scarce.
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Time saw greater online advertising, but not enough to negate a drop in print advertising volume.
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I dislike all caps in print, of which she is fond, because I am NO FUN.
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In print, in the early-60s, he railed in favor of permissiveness in his famous editorials.
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The advertisements will start appearing this week on television, in print, on outdoor signage and online.
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We had what I call the four horsemen of the hard right: In print, David Brock.
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My favorite aspect of the final result is definitely the phantom 53-Across clue in print.
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I've also learned that there's a qualitative difference between reading something in print and something online.
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Research shows we are less likely to have our attention diverted when reading something in print.
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I read books in print, and I also read e-books, depending on where I am.
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Only here was the headline in print: "Wealthy People Benefit, the Poor Much Less So." Hmm.
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Though it may be rendered in print with global consistency, laughter in practice is wildly variable.
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Similarly, it's hard to imagine the French or American revolutions without those enlightened voices in print.
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You'll get all we have to offer in print and online for just $5 a year.
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The full-page look, in print, is what I miss even more than the Weekend Dime.
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Still, for aspiring letter writers, there are ways to improve one's chances of landing in print.
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An initiative to provide focused coverage of the climate crisis in print, on air and online.
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"Fear" sold 1.1 million copies in its first week in print, e-book and audio formats.
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And our readers experience us on the phone, not just in print and on the computer.
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Williams was a brilliant writer and his three in-print novels are well worth anyone's time.
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Banner ads supported mostly text stories that were first created to fill a newshole in print.
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Photo shoots in print and digital publications often pay homage to iconic images in pop culture.
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Outside's been around, in print, since 1977, you mentioned, based in Santa Fe. Who owns Outside?
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This year, Vogue has achieved a major milestone for any publication, celebrating it's 125th-year in print.
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An almost-happy ending, which cannot be revealed in print, is the stuff of fiction, he said.
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The Times introduced its web paywall in 2011 to guard against industry declines in print advertising revenue.
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Actually, the whole puzzle is fun to see in print, because this was my first themeless submission.
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If you solved in print or on the web format, you noticed the arrows between certain squares.
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During her occupation, Meyohas will also produce 20 books for 303 in Print, the gallery's publishing arm.
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In print magazines, an editor-in-chief arranges editorial boards and works with layout and overall vision.
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Newspapers have seen substantial declines in print advertising revenue as readers migrate to the web for content.
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The most interesting generation of superheroines, however, has already been surfacing not on screen, but in print.
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Similar high-profile, true crime successes created by women can be found on television and in print.
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Her work in the field of smartphone exploitation has been featured internationally in print and on television.
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You can view the complete list and purchase in print, for Kindle or Audible, at amazon.com/bestbooks2019.
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"For us, we want to keep seeing kids of all abilities out there in print," she said.
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I was in print -- at the Star, then at Newsweek, then at U.S. News and World Report.
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Today the book has appeared in 18 languages, and there are nearly 2 million copies in print.
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This is my very first published crossword puzzle and I'm quite pleased about seeing it in print.
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They have been released in 40 countries, with 2.6 million copies in print in English-language editions.
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If that doesn't bother me, it shouldn't bother anybody else, those words in print said about me.
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Gather Journal, a recipe magazine with high-art styling and photography, has been in print since 2012.
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And our editorial board stayed quiet today, dedicating its space in print to letters from Trump supporters.
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If a more likable writer than Gilbert is currently in print, I haven't found him or her.
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" But, he added, "These many years later, it's almost impossible to support a sports magazine in print.
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Kaia's brother, Presley Gerber, is also making a name for himself in print and on the runway.
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His books have more than 50 million copies in print worldwide; two have been adapted into films.
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Offshoots rose and fell in the next decades as acolytes worked to keep the book in print.
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While working in print, video and weaving, she realized that all these mediums encode information in lines.
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A version of this piece, which you can see here, will appear in print on Nov. 173.
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And while many editors secretly yearn to write, Susan had no desire to see herself in print.
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But they are my marked-up books, in print, and they're highly searchable — by me, at least.
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We're happy to introduce a new weekly roundup of classical music coverage, appearing in print every Saturday.
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Anthony Anderson hosts the extravaganza of talent, courage and glamour on screen, in song and in print.
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For pieces like Tip, which appear both online and in print, sources are referenced in the reporting.
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She was hounded by the media, smeared as slutty and crazy in print, and threatened by fans.
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This has many thinking that rival factions in the White House are duking it out in print.
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Thirty years ago, college students could have tried out radical ideas about limiting free speech in print.
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Of course, there isn't necessarily a direct route from an idea to seeing one's puzzle in print.
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Up until the 1980s, Grey Poupon ads were only in print magazines like Food & Wine and Cosmopolitan.
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I think what they were infamous for also was going after people after things were in print.
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The interview will also be featured in print in ESPN The Magazine's "Anything's Possible" issue on newsstands Friday.
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These 1939 luxury Chryslers are shinier (and cleaner) in print than they ever could be in real life.
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Gannett's negotiations with Tronc have been complicated by its latest quarterly loss, driven by declines in print advertising.
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The outpouring of community and support came after a public obituary was posted, both in print and online.
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And now, for the first time, one of the stories Plath was writing in 1952 is in print.
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Kim Ruehl is the editor of No Depression, a quarterly journal of roots music in print and online.
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Some combination of ads and subscriptions has long supported both news and entertainment, in print and on television.
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Google Photos is making it easier for both Android and iOS users to share photos — even in print.
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It first appeared in print in the 1950s, when a gossip columnist used it to dismiss an actor.
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Still, it was startling to see it itemized in print, one sad and helpless debt at a time.
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"I've always been a very efficient person," he told me, with more modesty than comes across in print.
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The natural wonders immortalized in print might not look as magnificent today were it not for these programs.
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The decline in print advertising was not unusual, as readers continue to prefer getting their news on screens.
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Similarly, Mr. Clinton's memoir, "My Life," was a best seller, with at least 1.4 million copies in print.
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There are 2.6 million copies in print in English, and the books have been published in 40 countries.
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It has never appeared in print in mainland China, and the author's true identity has never been established.
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"There is no air conditioning or mosquito nets," she said, requesting that her name not appear in print.
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Perhaps, though, the answer lies in the fact that Garfield was born and made offline, in print comics.
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This "Complete Volume 3" collection of comics, available only in print, follows the history of the Wolfrider clan.
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Driving much of the anxiety is a steep drop in print ad revenue, once the lifeblood for newspapers.
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The Village Voice no longer publishes in print, and The Wall Street Journal has shrunk its city coverage.
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Mr. Ditko's first work in print was in early 21990, in a romance comic from a minor publisher.
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But something untoward happens when these characters are swiftly inhabited onstage rather than quoted at length in print.
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You have to look at the photos in print to really get it — a toucan, a polar bear.
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On screen or in print or even with live actors, physical and emotional distance would form a barrier.
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Articles will occasionally run in print, and some will be exclusive to The Magazine, with complementary posts online.
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"Cari Mora," which has almost 350,000 copies in print, enters the fiction list this week at No. 3.
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Okay, I think there's still some value in print, but I don't think there's any future in it.
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I think you have referred to it as almost the first blog even though it was in print.
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And who desperately longed to see her nearly 1,800 poems in print, stymied by men at every step.
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Michael Johnson specializes in print and digital visual storytelling, particularly for long-form articles, produced by the magazine.
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The magazine appears in print and online, and has made an award-winning splash in its short tenure.
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Previously published work is considered to be that which has appeared in print or online, including on blogs.
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It won a National Book Critics Circle Award, and it has remained in print since it was issued.
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The company also said it had made a formal correction to the book both in print and online.
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Pakistanis can say on Facebook things they still could not get away with on television or in print.
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She has been featured in print and television ads for Estée Lauder, Marc Jacobs, Calvin Klein and Fendi.
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"It&aposs going to be a bit of reeducation that we&aposre not just in print," Orefice said.
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The company also said it had made a formal correction to the book both in print and online.
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Sadly, my dad wasn't able to see this puzzle in print, as he passed away late last year.
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Well, as long as this book stays in print, at least one word's many translations will be remembered.
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"A Shropshire Lad" soon became a cornerstone of English popular verse and has stayed in print ever since.
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Nothing in his adult life warrants this almost gleeful tar-and-feathering in print and on cable news.
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Then I would just imagine that it would lead to a book and imagine it was in print.
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So you guys make great stuff online, and then there's stuff that's also online but exists in print.
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Another highlight is the first issue of The Advocate, from 1967, a magazine which is still in print.
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The letters in print are so her classmates know what it says.. Have something to add to this story?
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Tom Udall detailed many of the insults Friedman had hurled in print before being selected for the ambassadorial role.
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The Wall Street Journal publisher's results were affected by a strong dollar and a drop in print ad sales.
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Why it matters: The Times' revenue dropped 9% last year due to a 16% loss in print advertising revenue.
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There is a market for everything but I think particularly, [Black women] never saw ourselves in print like that.
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Personal stories like Soto's -- emotional and sometimes jarring -- run on television, radio, online and in print around the country.
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I understand that the opportunity for my books to appear in print in any great number is now over.
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Spanning two volumes and nearly 800 pages, the work has been translated into many languages and remains in print.
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We wanted to give all the kids on the VFiles platform the opportunity to see their work in print.
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Working to meet publication deadlines, you will need to check the facts in all articles in print and online.
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Then, he fires up phot0-editing software, so his subject can leave looking smarter in print than in person.
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El Nacional noted their mistake over the weekend, issuing an apology online on Saturday and in print on Sunday.
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I was a blogger before I was a journalist, and I've always preferred publishing online to publishing in print.
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Many of Condé Nast's other magazines, like GQ, Glamour and Architectural Digest will face a decrease in print frequency.
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Easy for him to say, though - his wealth was in print shops and newspapers 200 years before the Internet.
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There's a court document using terminology that accuses us of being terrorists, circulating in social media, in print media.
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For starters, this season's report found that 4443% of models cast in print campaigns were white and 24.5% nonwhite.
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An earlier version of the above correction erroneously stated that the article had been published in print on Thursday.
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The company has since ordered a much bigger haul and intends to have 400,000 copies in print by summer.
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Farm News is read in print and online by 24,000 households in 33 Iowa counties, according to its website.
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While it would clot some of the bleeding in print and online journalism, though, it won't save the industry.
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The story had been in print, after all, the subject of national headlines; it preceded her into every room.
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ABOUT THE HILLThe Hill is known among those who influence policy as a "must read" in print and online.
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Editors regularly tweak them in print for any number of reasons — updates, greater clarity, a change in the layout.
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Narrator: The "I Spy" and "Can You See What I See?" books have over 45 million copies in print.
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Mr. Vance's book, which has 570,000 copies in print, sold more than 19,000 copies in the week ending Nov.
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" Hamill's pushback in print denounced Trump as "snarling and heartless and fraudulently tough, insisting on the virtues of stupidity.
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If you are solving in print, you will see a bonus theme feature in the numbering of the squares.
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They raided each other's quarries, bribed each other's crews, and vilified each other in print and at scientific meetings.
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An excerpt of "The Underground Railroad" will be published as a special broadsheet section in print on Sunday, Aug.
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He embarked on a lengthy media blitz, promoting the virtues of Trumpian politics on television, radio, and in print.
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And the terrain where this battle has played out most prominently has been the media: in print and online.
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This morning: Why Trump is confused: As Axios detailed in Trump 101, the president reads the Times in print.
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He was bored-looking and generally indifferent, a fact that McMahon will all but admit to in print interviews.
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The Times, like other publications, is experiencing declines in print advertising as it navigates a rapidly changing media landscape.
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That has helped offset the paper's decline in print advertising — a problem that is pervasive across the newspaper industry.
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Slides in print revenue at newspapers and magazines were accelerating; online advertising, the escape plan for these businesses, teetered.
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Also, 236- or 22000-letter entries can be interesting phrases that we hear often but rarely see in print.
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Our editorial board went silent for a day, devoting its usual space in print to letters from Trump supporters.
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So wander through The Times, online or in print, and find something published in 2019 that gets your attention.
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With more than one million copies in print, "The Art of Computer Programming" is the Bible of its field.
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When his claims appear in print, they are carefully hedged — delivered with none of his signature charm and bombast.
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Last published in fall 2016, the Zagat New York City restaurants guide is about to be revived in print.
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"It kind of looks like a giant crib," said Ms. Luu, 45, who works in print and web production.
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And suggestions have been made in print and pixels that Mr. Hoffman's films, past and present, should be boycotted.
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If the text was in print or some kind of font, it wouldn't show up as so much text.
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So is the ability to generate new revenue streams to offset continued declines in print advertising and circulation. 4.
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She started writing for newspapers at age 12, but her name did not appear in print until the Sept.
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It's also been in print since 1969, allowing borrowers more than 50 years to get their hands on it.
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After the Cold War, through her commentary online, in print and on television and through her think tank, Mrs.
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All these materials are still in print and available on Amazon, eBay or in public libraries around the country.
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The spokesperson declined to provide sales figures but said there are over 500,000 copies of the book in print.
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"There is a deeper connection when reading something handwritten than when reading the same information in print," he says.
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"The Opinions Essay" will create a regular space on the web and in print for magazine cover-type pieces.
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Encomiums to Mr. Meklat have been replaced by a bitter war of recrimination on French airwaves and in print.
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Her writing has appeared in Prelude, Dazed, the Fader, Electric Literature, Nerve, and other places online and in print.
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The bottom line: Climate change still lags in on-air time, but is starting to get more attention in print.
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Starting around 1981, The Times began keeping an archive of the complete digital text of every article published in print.
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So I was harsh -- brutal, at times -- swatting at his proposals, his outbursts, his surrogates, in print and on television.
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That leaves the claim that he or she provided aid and comfort to our enemies by undermining Trump in print.
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It's there, in print, in the comments section of my TechCrunch post about Scoble allegedly carrying on after going sober.
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That vision had existed in print science fiction for years, but it was extraordinarily difficult to bring to the screen.
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This year WIRED ramped up its longstanding commitment to publishing deeply reported narratives and investigations, both online and in print.
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Each plaintiff's payout will vary depending on how many pieces he or she published and when they appeared in print.
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In television, film, in print, on the radio, in comedy, and in politics, they are still far outnumbered by men.
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This may sound heavy-handed in print, but Dear White People has an absurdist streak that balances out the drama.
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Some have appeared in officially published journals; the more revelatory ones have circulated in samizdat form in print and online.
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The money has been poured into expanding "flagship" foreign-language media, in print and online as well as on air.
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Arthur Clough and Matthew Arnold wrestled with their doubts in print, and by 1900 agnosticism and indifference were gaining sway.
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But I do represent a lot of women who don't see themselves in print, advertisements, or the media in general.
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Donald Trump's advisor Stephen Miller is a quintessential Nephew — and was recently made one in print by his actual uncle.
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The article appeared in print on April 28, 2018 and was posted on The Sun's website on April 27, 2018.
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A year after graduating with a degree in print journalism from AUN, Ating joined the API team as an intern.
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PLEASE NOTE - THESE ARE NOT RE-ISSUES, THERE'S NO NEW MUSIC, NOTHING REMASTERED - JUST REVISED, IMPROVED AND BACK IN PRINT.
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Last week, it announced the magazine would be back in print, available for purchase on newsstands this week throughout France.
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Establish a company norm Have everyone within the organization, not just nonbinary people, announce their pronouns -- verbally and in print.
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Thailand has strict lese-majeste laws that bans criticism of the royal family — be it verbally, online, or in print.
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The money -- $27,075 -- went to a company called TVEyes, which tracks stories on TV, radio and in print ... using keywords.
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The ads will appear on television, in print and on radio, billboards and other outdoor space and across social media.
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Originally self-published, it went on to sell more than 125m copies worldwide after being published in print in 2012.
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That kind of "postdigital" reader engagement, she said, suggests that there is still room for successful experimentation in print publishing.
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While 6 percent said they read books only in digital format, 38 percent said they read books exclusively in print.
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The dictionary, published by Oxford University Press Australia and New Zealand, is not the only Australian-centric one in print.
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The book now has nearly 500,000 copies in print and has spent 26 weeks on the paperback best-seller list.
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"I've found defending myself in print is the best thing I can do to feel better by myself," she said.
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Was it that she wished to realize his ambitions — or defy the taboo against a genteel woman's appearance in print?
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"The young people will create the content for their own magazine that will live online and in print," explains Ruybalid.
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The app gives examples of this technique, so you can spot it in use on TV, online or in print.
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The magazine featured Tagouri in a full-page color photograph and the journalist was eager to see herself in print.
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He went on to publish five more volumes of survivors' accounts, although only the original book is still in print.
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Allen's most recent book, Mere Anarchy, sold 40,000 copies in print, according to NPD BookScan per the New York Times.
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Disney comics, which first appeared in print in the United States in the 1930s, have a rich history in Europe.
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I often think the longer podcasts are often better, when in print a longer story is often, usually, not better.
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Much of what we encounter in print, on television and in advertising centers on the concept of power.
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Many have written to ask us why we didn't give the allegations more attention on our website and in print.
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There is an explainer paragraph at the top of the puzzle in print (and, I'm told, in the notepad online).
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Kenneth Davis died in 1999 with four of his five volumes in print; the last would be published in 2000.
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And you see the consequence in print journalism when you don't have reporters in a community covering a story. Sure.
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Political ads in print, television, and radio, for example, require disclosures about who's paying for them –– but ads online don't.
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Operating in this political landscape, coupled with a general decline in print sales and advertising, has squeezed Apple Daily financially.
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Five of us committed — online and in print, for the world to see — to shift our behavior in the kitchen.
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"Seeing such words in print doesn't harm anyone and eliminating them protects no one," emailed Nina Koenigsberg of New York.
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"The first hint on this subject which I have seen in print was suggested by Jesse Hawley," Clinton later wrote.
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I am so glad it's back in print for a new generation craving this kind of centering and elevated consciousness.
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There is no shortage of troubling anecdotes: A revealing story about Trump's white-supremacist support that never ran in print.
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This book has reached 250,000 in print since its publication 45 years ago, and it continues to be highly recommended.
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Her humorous tribute was published — online and in print — last week in The Hartford Courant and immediately caught digital fire.
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For those of you just joining us, if you solve in print, you will obviously just write really, really small.
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The constant press attention Rose has garnered in print and on national TV led to Harvey Weinstein releasing two documents.
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At the same time, I write an article that is paired with the video online, and which appears in print.
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And the battle over the memory of 1989 is now a global one, waged in classrooms, in print and online.
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And it was famous for going after Roger Ailes's enemies by planting things in print about them, spearing their reputations.
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After school, Ziff started designing album covers for CBS records, which eventually lead him to a career in print magazines.
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She's also reticent to have her real name put in print any more (although it remains vaguely public from past releases).
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Like many publishers, Time has been hit by a fall in print ad sales as advertisers spend more on other media.
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But reporters in print, on air and on social media have robustly covered many of those attacks and terror in general.
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Like every other paper across the nation, the income from digital ads doesn't offset the fall in print ads and subscriptions.
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So your children are going to read this book about their grandparent and have a story that's fabricated, that's in print.
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The Wall Street Journal publisher did see its results impacted by a strong dollar and a drop in print ad sales.
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It addressed all types of media, including reading books in print, using social media, watching online videos and playing mobile games.
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His work lays bare how photographs are manipulated, distributed and devoured in print and online, in the news, surveillance and pornography.
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Alasdair appeared in print and TV ads, including at least one with Naomi Campbell, Rumer Willis, Chelsea Tyler and Evan Ross.
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"Whether it's in print or something that we say, it matters, and we are held accountable for those words," he said.
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The Mansion of Happiness was a smash success, staying in print for over 120 years—but where exactly was the fun?
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The set, extremely popular among soldiers, spread the new game across the United States and has remained in print almost continually.
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Carmilla might not have been of public interest when she first appeared in print, but she was by no means buried.
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Success is all subjective, but it's just a good band, and I felt like this needed to be back in print.
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"Appearing in print with good stones and being paid a good salary is no longer enough," says Walter Shapiro of Newsweek.
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Marnie loves it because of course she does, though not for the content, but for the fact that Hannah's in print.
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All drum magazines that were in print (and that are still out today) did a really poor job of including women.
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VICE: I've been reflecting a lot on the impact of sound in storytelling and how that is conveyed in print media.
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Roughly 60 percent of Trump supporters prefer to receive their news from television instead of reading it online or in print.
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Sitting there looking at it in print that morning suddenly made it real, and it all began to wash over me.
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The interviews—West's first in print in years—went up this morning, and they have West in an eerily candid mood.
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Papers have seen revenue decreases largely due to drops in print advertising and an increasingly oversaturated market in the digital space.
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Amazon Books said "Cursed Child" was already its top U.S. pre-order in print and on Kindle e-book of 2016.
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This piece has been substantially updated, and differs from the version in print, which was published before the attorney-general's announcement.
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But a major chunk of the questionable media consumed in America is still seen in print, often in the checkout aisle.
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Time, like many publishers has been hit by a fall in print ad sales as advertisers spend more on other media.
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It no longer advertises on television, in print or online, and has removed all flavors from the market except for menthol.
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Papers have seen revenue decreases largely due to drops in print advertising and an increasingly oversaturated market in the digital space.
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And he cautions against the belief that Britain's stories, like its culture, should ever be fixed — in print or otherwise — unchanging.
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The final shot features Shine standing alone, reading a review of her work that will be in print the next day.
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That's when I learned to solve, pre-1993, before constructors first got their due (at least nominally) with bylines in print.
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With more than a hundred titles currently in print, this publisher has carved out a valuable niche in the travel world.
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"Legacy brands tend to sexualize alcohol consumption, and objectify women on TV, billboards, and in print," said Peabody, in a statement.
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The movie "Three Christs" is based on his book "The Three Christs of Ypsilanti," published in 1964 and still in print.
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By the end of the 1920s, most Americans were accustomed to being "cajoled and sold to" in print and on billboards.
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But for her, nothing matches the buzz of seeing her name in print, even if fame does sometimes carry a price.
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What is the name of the novel by Walt Whitman that was rediscovered last year and is now back in print?
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Matthews' media career began in print journalism in 1987 when he became the Washington bureau chief for the San Francisco Examiner.
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And when the obituary appeared in print the next day, there was Mr. Kaufman's byline, resurrected in service of the dead.
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"Anbang's shareholder structure is like a maze," Caixin said in an article published online on Saturday and in print on Monday.
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I keep thinking about how Jeanine Cummins wrote, in print, that she was white five years ago and how she POOF!
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He repeatedly hints that he has reason to be more certain about his conclusion than he's able to say in print.
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The only English-language biography I've found, a translation of a German book by Maja Pflug, is not in print, either.
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Have students keep a journal for one day in which they record every metaphor they come across in print or speech.
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"Jet lag," an affliction of the well travelled, first showed up in print in 1965; "jet-setting" grew synonymous with chic.
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Times headlines often differ in print and online, in part because of variations in presentation and in part because of space.
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I was happy to participate: I had a day job, and I thrilled at the idea of my words in print.
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Finally, the president obviously does not care about White House protocol in responding to those assaulting him verbally or in print.
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But given the industrywide losses in print advertising, Condé Nast and other media companies are turning to new sources of revenue.
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According to his website, there are more than 20183 million copies of his books in print in more than 10 languages.
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America's paper of record failed to condemn the attack in print, and followed their omission up with an indefensible op-ed.
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For example, a bad review or a series of bad reviews tends to sap people's confidence when it's there in print.
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Sapper had spent more than 40 hours in interviews with furniture designer Jonathan Olivares, who recorded them and put them in print.
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Sapper had spent more than 20173 hours in interviews with furniture designer Jonathan Olivares, who recorded them and put them in print.
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Mr Johnson has become prime minister largely because he is an entertaining fellow who, on television and in print, makes people laugh.
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I loved the idea of having conversations in print in a magazine in a way that I couldn't have with my friends.
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But contemporary Southern writers are more likely to shed their Southern-ness in print and avoid being pigeonholed as parochial or regional.
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McDaniel's books sold millions of copies, and most are still in print today, their dreamy pastel covers given a fresh, modern facelift.
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In her new role, the actress, 25, will appear in print and TV ads, which will no doubt showcase her natural beauty.
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It contains the highest quality reproductions of the artist's work in print, with about half of the paintings rephotographed for the project.
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It's the only day of the week I read the papers in print, and I enjoy reading them while I'm eating cereal.
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She noted that the 16 publications in the two display cases that compose Protests in Print date from 2007 to the present.
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Curve is the only national lesbian publication still available in print and it only recently came under representation by Evans and Rivendell.
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Esther Dyson is believed to have been the first person to use the word in print in her monthly newsletter RELease 1.0.
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In print, Teen Vogue and Seventeen are the only titles available to the 2016 teen (or tween; magazines are aspirational, after all).
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Like many publishers, Time Inc has been seeing a fall in print ad sales as advertisers shift their spending to other media.
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According to Bartasi, Kindbody's message will roll out first in print advertisements in Hamptons magazine, Vanity Fair, and Airbnb's new sponcon glossy.
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In 2005, Forbes estimated there were 70 million "Star Trek" books in print, with merchandising worth about $4 billion in lifetime gross.
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But equally a text staying in print for a long time and being affordable has just as little connection to its quality.
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Such a use would not constitute fair use when done in print, and it does not constitute fair use on the Internet.
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Virtually all major titles in print media, major TV-channels and radio stations are part of larger media groups with capitalist interests.
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My dad, who'd worked in print for his entire career, had no idea how to land a job in the digital age.
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The law also requires nonmedical, unlicensed pregnancy centers to disclose in print and digital ads they are not a licensed medical facility.
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Throughout her career, Chopra has appeared in print and video advertisements for brands including Pepsi, Nokia, Garnier, Sunsilk, Marvel Tea, and Nikon.
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The script for the London production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child will be published in print and as an eBook.
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But this missed the key to Kaur's appeal, which, in Instagram and in print form, lies in her facility with graphic design.
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The program catalogs these publications to make them easier to find and provides them to participating libraries, whether online or in print.
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However, the company said the monetisation of its digital audience continued to gain momentum, partly offsetting the decrease in print advertising revenues.
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The publisher also announced that it ordered a ninth printing, sending the total number of hardcover copies in print above 85033 million.
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The cash prize will be awarded to an emerging artist working in print by a jury of curators, collectors and allied professionals.
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Like its competitors, Time Inc has been hit a fall in print readership as more people go online for news and information.
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Magazines are not meant to be read as if they were wall calendars, and some of the typefaces were illegible in print.
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Democrats now have a handy soundbite -- not just a tweet or a quote in print, but video -- to help cement the connection.
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To see the complete list of Best Books of 2019, and to purchase in print, for Kindle or Audible, visit amazon.com/bestbooks2019.
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They need to be comfortable in the sometimes silly and unreal conversation that can take place in print and on the airwaves.
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I would guess that 2-3 billion people a month see a Tweet mentioned on TV, radio, in a movie, in print.
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Once the new round of printing is completed, copies of "Fear" in print will reach over 1.2 million, according to the publisher.
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He synthesized the high-quality distribution of news in print with an equally high-quality dissemination of news through the Post's website.
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I discovered that when my classmates and I put a complaint in print, for everyone to see, school administrators actually paid attention.
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Mark Bradford was unaware that these specific images were among the photographs provided to the Times until he saw them in print.
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Your answer could appear in print in a new Times section devoted to education that will be published on Sunday, April 8.
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Residents usually ask for their names not to be used in print and many are too scared to even consider talking anonymously.
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Wander through The Times, online or in print, and find something published in 28 that gets your attention and tell us why.
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The guides, which are curated by locals in each city, are available for download in print and mobile formats for $12.99 each.
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To see in print that police sources had called me a liar had a silencing effect on me, to say the least.
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Churchwell finds it in print as early as 1884, when a California newspaper ran an editorial about trade wars with the British.
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Posting price information online shouldn't be burdensome, it said, because funeral homes already have to create price lists to distribute in print.
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For whatever reason, the opportunity to feature more diversity in "Harry Potter," once missed in print, might have been taken on screen.
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Relentless cost-cutting has ravaged news organizations that have yet to find ways to offset steep declines in print advertising and circulation.
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Having your work published on The Learning Network and being eligible to be chosen to have your work published in print. 11.
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The magazines seek to redefine how women are portrayed in print, and who might want to read stories by and about them.
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The Time Traveler section of the site allows users to see which words first appeared in print the year they were born.
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Margaret Atwood's sequel to her 1985 classic The Handmaid's Tale, The Testaments, is scheduled to come out in print on September 10.
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Hummingbirds are tiny, but they contain multitudes; this week, there was plenty of story to tell in print, online and in video.
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Having your work published on The Learning Network and being eligible to be chosen to have your work published in print. 12.
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Presented in print, Owens — generally quoted on topics such as death, renewal, creation — can come across like a prophet of the apocalypse.
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Copies of the original magazine are also showcased, giving the viewer a sense of how Kubrick's photos were laid out in print.
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This notion of open secrets, when people talk about that, there are a lot of open secrets that aren't yet in print.
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The campaign is running in only in print ads and online placements for now but may expand depending on donated media space. BONUS:
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A small British publisher, Bloomsbury, eventually took a chance on Rowling and "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" appeared in print in 1997.
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Getting Started with InDesign CC Now if you're interested in working in print media, then you'll have to be a pro at InDesign.
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We're inching closer to the media landscape predicted by J.K. Rowling, where images in print and paint are not only moving, they're sentient.
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Comments typically close on a story either 24 hours after it publishes online or the day after it publishes in print, Etim said.
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This is particularly true when readers encounter unfamiliar names at the top of two or more adjacent stories, whether in print or online.
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I've been painted as this angry guy just because when you say things in print it's so easy for context to get twisted.
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Over two months, investigators from the Government Accountability Office (GAO) sorted through memory supplement marketing online, in print, on TV, and in stores.
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Several sources refused to be named in print for fear of retaliation from Snapchat or because they weren't authorized to disclose client data.
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A recent Nielsen Scarborough study found that more than 103 million U.S. adults now read newspapers every month, in print, online or mobile.
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"I have quite a big mouth, and I'm honest to a fault, which, in print, can get you in trouble," Pompeo told Kimmel.
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In 1990 the Home Office estimated that there were 20143,000 indecent images of children in circulation in Britain, in print and on video.
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They are struggling, as are many in the industry, as precipitous downturns in print advertising are not being made up by digital revenue.
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" And she told me, as she has said in print, "Everything I put into that book either was happening or had already happened.
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It's part of a 25-year track record of dismissing women and criticizing gender equality in print and in interviews with conservative outlets.
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When they saw that blasphemy in print, they took to Ayyadurai's Wikipedia page, wrote letters of complaint, and debated as only geeks can.
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Newspaper consolidation has picked up as local papers find it hard to grow digital businesses and replace declines in print ads and circulation.
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Cusden believes she was able to access this demographic because her product line was written up in print publications, which have older followers.
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The uncensored version of the member only shows up in print editions of 'Batman: Damned,' which are out in comic book stores now.
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Many of Meredith's competitors, from Tronc Inc to Tribune Media Co, have shed their publishing operations following a drop in print advertising revenue.
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Once you put something in print, it starts to become iconic, but that doesn't mean that was the only variation at the time.
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Woolf and her siblings and friends were saying things to each other and in print that had never been voiced in mixed company.
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Correct that word in print, or read it aloud, and you lose not only its triplicate meanings but the implied relations among them.
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The only major holdout to date has been Judge Lance Ito, who chose not to give up his judgeship by commenting in print.
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Publishing in print would mean designing newspaper pages, making plates for the presses, organizing delivery routes, driving trucks and dropping copies on doorsteps.
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Fake news being created successfully sold and being celebrated — in print — by a New York Times reporter and members of the Obama Administration.
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N) reported a nearly 20 percent drop in print ad revenue in the latest quarter, while USA Today publisher Gannett Co Inc (GCI.
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Hayne and West were advertising their services both in print and word of mouth, and it was a way to solve difficult crimes.
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The ad, which debuted today, will appear in print globally and on billboards of Los Angeles, New York, Milan, Paris, and Hong Kong.
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The Times promptly updated their story, but it was too late to fix the print edition, and Trump reads the Times in print.
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In the 10 years since its publication, the trilogy has been translated into 53 languages, with more than 100 million copies in print.
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" A New Yorker 2016 profile, headlined "The Showman," in print, was more direct in the web version: "The Man Who Terrifies Wall Street.
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"We still believe in print," Mr. Lee said, although he added that he assumes other watch magazines will follow Revolution into online sales.
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He paused to contemplate how I'd render that sound in print and continued in the easy tone of light, well-practiced dad joke.
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If Friedman or anyone else on the Times editorial staff would like a copy of our "Books in Print," please let me know.
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Scout, who is barely 6 at the start of the story, can use words in print that would make her instantly unsympathetic onstage.
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More recently, Marvel, in print, movies and television adaptations, has tried to make inclusiveness a central aspect of fan culture and corporate practice.
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LaPierre embraced the anti-press tone on Thursday and said the anti-gun outrage on TV and in print was just for show.
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