The publications include large publications like the Washington Post and small publications such as the Anchorage Daily News.
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But it's in all the trade publications, the university publications.
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"You've got publications doing recipe collections, publications writing about the culture of food, publications writing about food as travel like we do, publications that write about the people who produce and prepare our food," Mr. Sachs said.
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Employees at numerous publications have said Emma Rosenblum, BDG's new editor in chief for lifestyle publications, wants to move publications away from identity-centered coverage, stoking concerns over the company's core values.
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Print publications are folding, but Hearst Publications wants you to know it's not only surviving — it's thriving.
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Polygon very clearly, you can see it in a row of video game publications or game publications.
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Tell me about publications that cover a specific subject, local publications with national relevance or anything else.
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Mafra publications reach a readership of 2.4 million while 3.4 million people a week visit its online publications.
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These recommendations come from top editors at these publications, following the pattern of yesterday's reading suggestions from national publications.
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Apple said there are as many people reading traditionally left-leaning publications as traditionally right-leaning publications on Apple News.
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He is the poetry editor of Chesmeh Publications and executive editor of publications at the Youth Poetry Office in Iran.
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Then the company said it would try to promote more "trustworthy" publications — once its users told them which publications were trustworthy.
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"I was very involved in the underground activities and publications, various anti-Soviet and anti-Nazi publications," he said in a 2001 interview.
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In January, Guillory's debut romance novel, The Wedding Date, was covered in major publications and literary publications, and become Target's Diverse Book Club Pick.
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Although those publications would likely argue they are simply responding to constant — and, in their view, nearly unanimously positive — media coverage in mainstream publications.
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But national trends reported on in national publications can also fail to square with local trends that might be reported on in local publications.
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For example, Russian publications operated by propagandists who write fake U.S. news and distribute it as if they're legitimate American publications will have diminished online reach.
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The publications being divested, which also include some community-based publications, brought in about $470 million in net revenue for the twelve-month period ended Sept.
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She has worked with tourism boards, online publications, and local publications in Nashville, and is involved in editorial work, writing copy for social media, and ghostwriting.
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He was named editor of WWD and W in 1985, executive editor of both publications in 1988 and executive vice president, editorial, of Fairchild Publications in 1992.
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The Syria files and Global Intelligence files LulzSec provided WikiLeaks increased their number of publications tenfold and still account for roughly half of their total number of publications.
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That's because they require you to read most publications' content within their apps, which don't communicate with the publications' websites — forcing you to log in again and again.
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But he quickly consolidated all of the publications online and has now announced that with the completion of their merger last Thursday, Brant Publications has become their legal owner.
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TechCrunch has watched as new publications have jumped into covering the tech industry, old publications have withered and faded away, and every format of media has come and gone.
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Many of these were the result of scientists, entrepreneurs, and editors from paywall publications who were inspired by the Open Access movement and struck out to start their own publications.
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Source of wealth: Advance PublicationsIndustry: Media and entertainmentNet worth: $12.1 billionNewhouse owns Advance Publications, the massive empire that includes Condé Nast publications, Reddit, and a stake in the Discovery Channel.
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They were charged of "indirectly" providing doctors with rebates through medical trade publications, a court spokesman said on Thursday, adding that six others from those publications were indicted as well.
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Clovis also confirms in the letter that he has not published any articles in scientific peer-reviewed publications or had any experience as a peer reviewer or editor of such publications.
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A Commission document said t would issue a legislative proposal later this year "to ensure that e-publications can benefit from the same reduced rates as physical publications," a Commission document said.
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Several current and past Pride Media staffers also expressed concerns that as mainstream publications expanded their coverage of L.G.B.T.Q. content, the publications that have catered to these audiences from the beginning have suffered.
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The patent publications appear to have changed that approach, though.
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The museum produces scholarly publications with related essays and documentation.
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Online publications including Breitbart, Yahoo, The Boston Globe, and Heavy.
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The year 1970 saw a slew of feminist book publications,
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The idea of holding publications and people accountable is great.
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"Seth is a demon," Chick Publications printed in one tract.
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And then decided it wanted to host boutique online publications.
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More and more publications are now putting them in place.
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Publications hailed her a prodigy, a wunderkind and a sensation.
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This is not unusual among publications of any political stripe.
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Now, several publications are reporting that the two are dating.
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"Historically, critics were more heavily approved through publications," Jediny said.
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They're, you have good people and you have good publications.
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In media appearances and publications, the members of Ears Open!
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She writes about medical issues for a number of publications.
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There were no casualties, and the publications continued their coverage.
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The two publications have something of a personal history together.
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Publications are clearly hungry for any potential new news platform.
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He is often featured in fitness publications (for obvious reasons).
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His work regularly appears in The Guardian and other publications.
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But then publications made like Trump and sent their regrets.
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Publications like The Economist play a role in promoting it.
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The publications wouldn't be interesting to anybody outside of that.
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Milkman added that many online publications have also recently unionized.
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I thought C & B Publications had a pleasant little table.
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By Tuesday morning, publications had published their Best Dressed lists.
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Or was that music publications blowing it out of proportion?
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Some of the country's most widely read publications disappeared altogether.
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Publications promoting Prime Day deals are facing backlash from readers.
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I achieved a lot there: many important exhibitions and publications.
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The Charles Beaumont story had been rejected by other publications.
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David's business tips have been featured in publications like Forbes.
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Other Condé Nast publications reportedly bounced back, butLuckycouldn't quite recover.
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Maloney has not been reached for comment by any publications.
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He declared that "white publications" just can't understand black music.
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Most of them are brands or publications, which aren't gendered.
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Still, Dalla Betta is now sending out pitches to publications.
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Does it mean tech publications shouldn't have shared this information?
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He writes opinions and features for a variety of publications.
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Amazon dominate the advertising industry on which publications long relied.
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Are there publications or websites that you routinely turn to?
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Making things worse, this may have happened in other publications.
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Which means British publications if I wake up too early.
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Subscriptions are working better than ever for many quality publications.
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It's also the same approach that many European publications take.
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On what grounds do these publications judge our spending habits?
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The database could also be a boon for regional publications.
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And many online forums and publications track these issues closely.
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Irabor said, referring to the publications that drew ad dollars.
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All of my scientific publications are processed through peer review.
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Partnerships between publications and traditional cable players are nothing new.
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Today, coverage of Richmond falls largely to two online publications.
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Now we have no independent press, only sectarian Houthi publications.
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The focus of its dozens of publications is proudly hyperlocal.
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Some of his pictures were too raw for many publications.
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Publications could have reported on the substance of the emails.
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Like other publications, HaberTurk stepped nimbly around the substantive issues.
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Daring new publications emerged, and more young women entered journalism.
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Should more states pass laws like Kansas's student publications act?
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Magazines and other publications made up 115 pieces of mail.
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A few Chinese publications with private funding were pushing boundaries.
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Many Indian publications remained blocked, along with all social media.
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His death was little reported beyond climbing publications and websites.
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He also wrote for The Washington Times and other publications.
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"Examining someone's publications now requires close scrutiny," Mr. Beall said.
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The issue was first reported by various defense industry publications.
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She wrote about their plight for small publications in Britain.
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He's since written for many other publications, often about sports.
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The couple also published art books through their Rufus Publications.
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If Buzzfeed's story is corroborated by other publications, believe it.
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After that, Trevor's story rapidly spread to other international publications.
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She owns multiple businesses, conducts interviews with publications, and more.
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They've got no interest in wanting to touch the publications.
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Some researchers do share their trial results through journal publications.
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Published by Brant Publications — which, as of 2016, also owns several other art publications, including ARTnews and Art in America — the magazine was bought by billionaire Peter Brant in 1987, shortly after Warhol's death.
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One of the things we did, we have over 0003 publications and we launched this service, or it's a feature of our website, where you can see which publications your data has contributed to.
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"There's new names on a lot of these publications," said Ted Alcorn, an instructor at Columbia whose analysis of gun-related science publications over the past few decades was published in JAMA Internal Medicine.
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Will Facebook rank publications with a score or along a spectrum — X publication is Facebook's most trusted — or will the surveys be used to divide publications into buckets to screen out likely peddlers of misinformation?
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The new Gannett boasts more than 250 daily publications, including USA Today, the Detroit Free Press, The Columbus Dispatch and The Arizona Republic, as well as a lineup of digital marketing services and weekly publications.
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And I think that in the way that for generations like in the '90s, Wired was one of those publications, and in the '60s and '70s I think Rolling Stone was one of those publications.
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Layoffs have continued to plague the media industry, with many print publications struggling to adjust to the digital age, and with many digital publications failing to reach profitability after years of experimentation under venture capital.
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The New York Times and other publications reviewed his work regularly.
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Blendle has made impressive progress attracting top publications to the platform.
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These publications have the most to lose from Facebook's algorithm changes.
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Her recent publications include the edited volume Why Don't Americans Vote?
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Publications that Facebook deems "trustworthy" will be prioritized on the site.
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Several publications and some users are pinning the blame on Facebook.
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Publications that fail to comply face fines of up to $44,000.
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It only had 4.5 percent of the number of publications expected.
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Apple and individual publications (such as ours) struck their own deals.
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All of the in-house publications eventually moved away from Medium.
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For digital media publications, page views are kind of like oxygen.
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The publications have been through a public and protracted power struggle.
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Jobanputra also worked as a reviewer for several publications, including SwindonWeb.
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By now, many publications have publicly changed their minds on Succession.
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What if designers, casting directors, and publications truly embraced the 67%?
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In the 60s and 70s, they'd appear in hyper-local publications.
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The boldest business publications, such as Caixin, still expose crooked firms.
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On-Demand Support Resources Make money from blogging for different publications.
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Scientific publications, released through peer reviewed professional journals are not included.
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Some publications used Haley's remark to shame conservatives who mock liberals.
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Back issues of other publications only go back about six months.
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But other bad reporting appeared in otherwise respectable and conscientious publications.
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Chick rarely gave interviews, except in his own in-house publications.
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But not everyone agrees — and not all publications get a pass.
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That app included only content from the participating publications' print editions.
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The iMac's design won praise in trade publications like PC Magazine.
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Digital publications are splashing it across their homepages and front pages.
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Medium also has its own publications, including the technology publication Backchannel.
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The company shared its findings in peer-reviewed publications, it said.
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The writer is the director of publications at the Fenn School.
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Masses, one of the seminal publications of the early twentieth century
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The two publications, owned by The Economist Group, merged in 2009.
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October 2019: Multiple publications confirmed the couple welcomed their third child.
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"No-one disputes the public importance of these publications," he added.
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The cuts affected employees at music publications Spin, Stereogum, and Vibe.
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Critics denounced the "Islamophobic" comments from the pages of rival publications.
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"Read the trades, read the publications, read the blogs," says King.
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The company, she noted, shared its findings in peer-reviewed publications.
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We've had 40 publications [produced about our] technology since we started.
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Countless articles were published, some through Tufts publications and others independently.
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Publications are often turning from staff jobs to less expensive freelance.
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Like many publications, Motherboard uses Slack to coordinate our daily operation.
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The publications often share content and their websites utilize pay walls.
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He worked for other publications, too, including The New York Times.
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She felt torn because young scientists need publications to get jobs.
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Once upon a time, the internet teemed with experimental, personal publications.
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Conservative critics argued those publications had a built-in liberal bias.
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Some of their publications are on a list of banned literature.
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Sullivan case, which raised the bar for libel suits against publications.
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Below is a list of publications I recommend that you consider.
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In some cases, Orban allies bought publications and shut them down.
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She has written for publications including the New York Times, NewYorker.
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It puts serious reviewers on scholarly books other publications rarely touch.
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He was modeled after a caricature previously used in team publications.
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Mr. Polan's work also appeared in numerous publications, including The Times.
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The district, sometimes called Printing House Square, also included other publications.
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Digiday reported last month that Medium is launching four subscription publications.
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Gail: You've written for a lot of publications, online and off.
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The joke took off, with many publications writing about the arrest.
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It's not surprising that entertainment publications would do her obit, however.
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The report cited conflicting guidance on the subject in official publications.
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They then referenced that article in publications all over the world.
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But that was nothing compared to plenty of its peer publications.
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Smaller publications, Jessica Lessin with The Information has done this successfully.
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It now appears in more than 200 newspapers and publications internationally.
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Mr. Gitler's criticism appeared regularly in publications like DownBeat and JazzTimes.
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New York Magazine joins several other media publications in unionizing recently.
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There's only a handful of storied publications that people know about.
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Chelsea G. Summers writes for Adult Magazine and many other publications.
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Pau Wau Publications is an independent publishing house based in Greenpoint.
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Publications like Motherboard probably wouldn't exist without the early foundation of pioneering online publications like Word, and Echo's digital community-building is almost a direct analog for modern social media sites and online communities like Reddit.
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Additionally, the Economist noted that there did appear to be a trend in which certain terms resulted in more links to publications like Times ("Trump") and others resulted in more links to publications like Fox ("crime").
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Some of those digital magazine subscriptions are just PDFs of current issues, and your Apple News+ subscription does not give you the same amount of access to publications as a direct subscription to those publications would.
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"No matter how much we kvetch about prominent publications linking to Amazon, those publications simply can't turn away from the significant revenue that affiliate links offer," says Danny Caine of Raven Book Store in Lawrence, Kansas.
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The organization, which protects and defends adversarial journalism, said it aimed to protect publications from what it calls the "billionaire problem," or the ability of news figures to buy publications with the intent of taking them offline.
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Two new publications point to a path forward for his Democratic opponents.
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She has also written for Salon, Jacobin, Post 45, and other publications.
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It's not doing the bands any good, nor the publications any good.
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Many enthusiastic readers emailed around archives of our publications during the election.
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Moreover, Campana's and Imai's names were left off the Penn team's publications.
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Trump by tabloid publications & TV shows has seeped into 'mainstream media' reporting.
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" … "Because we are not excavating, we depend on Israeli publications from Jerusalem.
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"There are tons of publications about HPV and oral cancer," Daley says.
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Using such publications as endorsements is, though, necessarily a rule of thumb.
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If this goes well, the experiment may be extended to other publications.
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However, wine ads were more visible in print publications, such as magazines.
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The publication would not be possible without the support of Getty Publications.
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Publications in the US started picking it up and running with it.
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It happens to everyone, even editors at famous publications like Entertainment Weekly.
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Chinese authorities did not respond to the reporting publications' requests for comment.
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Funding from a wealthy do-gooder has also not guaranteed publications success.
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IN THE 20th century people could become wealthy philanthropists by starting publications.
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Several other major publications, including the Atlantic and Vox, host similar events.
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These included several non-English publications, which we assessed using Google Translate.
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Hi-Fructose is by far my favorite over all the other publications.
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We wouldn't allow it about race or religion in these huge publications.
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However both publications offer unclear information from their sources about what happened.
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A subterranean section of striated Iranian marble stores and displays heritage publications.
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But, she says, scientific publications about dysbiosis have turned increasingly to cancer.
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Matthew Ball, who does our Redef publications, he started our originals thing.
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Body positivity became a buzzword, and for many publications, a mandatory practice.
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So then all those other publications picked it up very, very rapidly.
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Anytime has received features in multiple national publications for its tattooing stunts.
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But it has all been published by credible journalists in credible publications.
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We fucked up, but don't online dance publications deserve a second chance?
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The publications have said the funding had no influence on their reporting.
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It is not easy for the library to acquire North Korean publications.
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Slender Man fandom was never an "online cult," as some publications claimed.
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Major print publications are (barely) realizing the internet is changing their business.
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Meanwhile, the number of online publications critiquing the latest tunes has increased.
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Over his career, he wrote more than 218 publications, including 18 books.
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Print publications, often sustained by advertising, were very recently alive and well.
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Both publications say these videos are meant to drive Apple Music subscriptions.
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Last month alone, 2,000 people working at media publications lost their jobs.
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This is certainly not to make the case against all women's publications.
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Some publications have faculty advisers, but students generally make the final decisions.
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He has multiple publications on a broad array of national security topics.
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Other publications, including The New Republic, have used that framework as well.
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The company has 750 full-time employees and more than 160 publications.
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Inquiry. Cooke has contributed to a range of other publications, including the
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These reside in less prominent venues than mainstream political parties or publications.
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Automattic could create a seamless portal to manage subscriptions to multiple publications.
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He contributes to a number of publications, including Atlanta Black Star, theGrio.
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Only unsuccessfully do they try to claim that our publications are inaccurate.
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She had roles at various startups, publications, and even took temp roles.
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Large publications pay good writers to publish exclusive articles on their website.
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Those publications refer to Donald Trump's wife as "Trump" on second reference.
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After the indictment, Kelly's story was cited by publications including Vanity Fair.
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Even some left-wing Jewish publications are not exempt from this virus.
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The three publications all decided to do so, but Mr. Assange disagreed.
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There are plans to include the findings in publications, exhibitions and databases.
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The protesters had welcomed the news, the Nation and other publications said.
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"I read publications, I was analyzing deals, I was networking," he says.
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She has also written for The Atlantic and Bookforum, among other publications.
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However, Jefferson was no fan of the news publications of his time.
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They don't, the publications specifically cited by the EPA told VICE News.
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Some publications even noted the similarities in headlines reporting Perry's new look.
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Many digital publications have already spent years working on new revenue models.
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A spokeswoman said there would be such publications in the coming months.
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Readers, empowered by social media, have reshaped publications directly, by collective will.
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He contributes to publications including Atlanta Black Star, WHYY and Al Jazeera.
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It also gets the paper's subsidiary publications: Inside Business and Style Weekly.
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"The document is not radically different from similar doctrinal publications," he said.
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But we don't see this same dialogue in publications such as Esquire.
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Unfortunately, most local publications still treat data analysis as a bespoke operation.
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They were all quality publications but none of them was any good.
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The royal honeymoon story appeared in Corriere della Sera and other publications.
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And those are essays in publications I once held in high regard.
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Because his publications were privately held, he did not disclose their finances.
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Isn't that odd for publications that are already disproportionately white and male?
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Some publications that covered the 1MDB scandal have been censored or shuttered.
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He gave numerous interviews to publications with little footprint in New York.
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Many print publications, which offered the highest rate, have been shuttered altogether.
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Mainstream publications repeated and sharpened the report, prompting headlines around the globe.
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How do you rate the publications, I guess is what I'm saying.
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The Times opinion page published an editorial in solidarity with other publications.
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His stylist work has been featured in publications like Theones2watch and Dedicate.
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Mr. Proft said the publications are now funded by a private company.
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His work has appeared in numerous publications, including The New York Times.
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Primary outcomes were changed or dropped in up to half of publications.
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And some of these publications do vital work that a democracy needs.
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Mostly it's for my blog, or occasionally other publications I contribute to.
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New publications have a way of rising from the ruins of others.
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Entire massive media publications are hosted on WordPress and individuals use WordPress.
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The list was written up as news in at least 10 publications.
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If Meredith decides to sell those news publications, who would buy them?
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The grants for print and digital publications will total up to $120,000.
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They've now been amplified by the Russian mainstream publications Pravda and Izvestiya.
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Instead, there is a table topped with magazines and local tourist publications.
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Some publications have had significant increases since the election of Mr. Trump.
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He contributes to publications including Atlanta Black Star, ecoWURD, and Al Jazeera.
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He&aposs been published in Variety, The Atlantic, Mic, and other publications.
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The Times, The Washington Post and other popular publications are also missing.
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He's previously published pieces in USA Today, CNN, among many other publications.
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Print publications, a shrinking part of most marketing budgets, are another option.
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For publications that put articles behind paywalls, Scroll won't get you in.
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Today, it gives specific British publications "inside access" to the royal family.
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Reprinted in arrangement with Roost Books , an imprint of Shambhala Publications, Inc.
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Publications compete against each other for clicks, which lead to advertising revenue.
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The EPA continues to recognize those same benefits in its other publications.
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She&aposs been published in Nylon, Glamour, and Billboard, among other publications.
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Publications around the world heralded a rare instance of C-suite selflessness.
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President Donald Trump is creating a new schism — among evangelical Christian publications.
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Obituaries appeared in all of those publications as well as many others.
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Probably as a result, advertisements for vibrators gradually disappeared from respectable publications.
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Yes. So we have a ... That's different than, I think, most publications.
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The company's claim that it would cost users $8,000 to get annual access to the publications they are giving readers for $9.99 per month suggests that they see News+ giving consumers the full value of these publications' subscriptions.
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But it was not merely the market speaking: In the end, many of these publications were also simply killed by rich idiot owners or corporations that routinely purchase publications and ruin them out of both greed and incompetence.
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