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| all discoveries and finds to the SCA before | publication, a somewhat controversial rule that has led |
| te the 125th anniversary of the newspaper's | publication, a Class 90 electric locomotive - operated |
| Only two years after the novel's | publication, a stage adaptation was produced in Ghent, |
| Years after its | publication, a tree mentioned in the poem was cut down |
| It was accompanied by a | publication, a web-based exhibition and a Symposium whi |
| most notable work was his widely known 1694 | publication A Treatise on the Natural Grounds and Princ |
| Astrophysical Journal accepts for | publication a study on HD209458's "Hot Jupiter" planet, |
| continued to publish, and the paper ceased | publication a month later. |
| After this book's | publication, a variety of devices bearing Rife's name w |
| kame" first appeared in an English-language | publication, A Japanese and English Dictionary, by Jame |
| endel Schneerson the Lubavitcher Rebbe, for | publication, a role known as a meiniach. |
| eral more have been claimed since guidebook | publication; a few routes are bolted. |
| an Philology", 1836) was at the time of its | publication a valuable contribution to philological res |
| inster Abbey, Legg contributed as its first | publication a monumental edition of the manuscript West |
| itor of Civil Liberties, the ACLU's monthly | publication, a post he held from 1951 to 1966. |
| tarted as a journalist in Fedrelandslaget's | publication ABC. |
| The Bad Bug Book is a public domain online | publication about foodborne illnesses. |
| Labor Studies Journal, a multi-disciplinary | publication about workers and labor organizations. |
| In the context of a | publication about governmental or political affairs, th |
| The | publication about Life Annuities is seen as the first m |
| s have debated ever since the discovery and | publication about its content and the occasion on which |
| His work on a | publication about the chronology of star catalogues in |
| The first scientific | publication about identification of the function of a h |
| In its quarterly | publication, Abrente, Primeira Lina explained that, "An |
| r life with her Revue 35CC camera prior the | publication, accompanied by a series of writings (in En |
| zle at no charge, unique to each paper, for | publication accompanied by an offer of its solution via |
| irst attempt at a newspaper was a religious | publication, according to subsequent stories told about |
| the Vaughan Family Visitor, an influential | publication across the South during the early 20th cent |
| The Newspaper | Publication Act 1798 (38 Geo. |
| age of Johann Friedrich Gleditsch's Leipzig | publication Acta Eruditorum |
| The research, development and academic | publication activities carried out by our academic staf |
| octors series, since it was, at the time of | publication, actually a "New Doctor" adventure. |
| p the cost of production, ensuring that the | publication actually makes money for the DSU. |
| ter he published the Nebraska Advertiser, a | publication advertising the agricultural opportunities |
| chairman of the University Translation and | Publication Advisory Board and professor emeritus of Pa |
| de range of activities, including research, | publication, advocacy, and education. |
| tasks, the GIO assumed responsibilities for | publication affairs, motion picture affairs, as well as |
| d Maharaja Surajmal Centre for Research and | Publication after superannuation from Shaheed Bhagat Si |
| The paper continued | publication after Mathews' death in 1892, but in 1906 m |
| Soviet regime during the 1960s, and ceased | publication after losing communist support. |
| The former book ceased | publication after the 8th edition (1945). |
| The first | publication after the move was on December 17 . |
| It ceased | publication after the October, 2002 issue. |
| She started writing for | publication after she married Collett. |
| g commuters; it was discontinued as a print | publication after a year. |
| th, and two more volumes were completed for | publication after his death. |
| File 18 ceased | publication after 1989, after a run of about 20 issues. |
| He is currently an editor for the Vatican | publication Agenzia Fides. |
| Flora of China is a scientific | publication aimed at describing the plants native to Ch |
| of Attitude magazine, a leading UK monthly | publication aimed at the gay market, from 1999 to 2008. |
| Introduction: This | publication aims at promoting health issues to children |
| cording to the WPA Federal Writers' Project | publication Alabama: A Guide to the Deep South, a popul |
| rsions of the National Catholic Reporter, a | publication Allen has worked for since 1997. |
| The | publication allows distinguished scientists - initially |
| hich lists every genus known at the time of | publication, along with locality and stratigraphic rang |
| Original | publication also credited singer Bee Palmer as co-compo |
| The same | publication also listed him as the best defensive infie |
| It has no connection to the fetish | publication also known as "Bizarre" published between 1 |
| That same | publication also ranked the university as the third mos |
| Beyond academic work, the | publication also serves as a discussion forum for curre |
| o the daily paper La Protesta, an anarchist | publication also directed by Ghiraldo. |
| e praised the "sheer pictorial beauty", the | publication also praised Riefenstahl remarking "how fla |
| sents: Band Camp) and appeared in the music | publication Alternative Press magazine. |
| riety of opinions are afforded space in the | publication, although it has always supported the senti |
| er, who persuaded him to begin to write for | publication, although he was then over fifty years old. |
| The vision of a single comprehensive | publication amalgamating all that the French discovered |
| Civil War Times, along with its sister | publication America's Civil War, is published in Leesbu |
| gan submitting his writings to the American | publication American Renaissance Magazine. |
| Kilfoyle The Guardian newspaper (a popular | publication amongst the intelligentsia and public secto |
| a list of the French titles, their year of | publication, an English translation of the titles and a |
| At the time of this | publication an exposition of a limited part of the Femi |
| sue, The Astronomical Journal began e-first | publication, an electronic version of the journal relea |
| notable for its monthly (in the off-season) | publication, An Beachaire, and its unique summer course |
| In the fall of 1984, Charlton suspended | publication, and Ghostly Tales ended its run along with |
| ccupied himself in revising his sermons for | publication, and in 1687 he became superior of the prov |
| con was convicted for exhibiting an obscene | publication and jailed at Mulawah Women's Prison for ei |
| 's conclusions were deemed controversial at | publication and some of Gould's examples were soon show |
| vel was quite successful and notorious upon | publication, and is regarded as one of the more importa |
| er Long asked him what was causing delay in | publication, and was then unaware that Beatty had order |
| e year, the Edinburgh Evening Courant began | publication, and it survived until the Evening News cam |
| ria based issues and entertainment oriented | publication) and the radio station. |
| ng to Brussels Journal, it is a nonpartisan | publication, and most of its writers, both Belgian and |
| ugh subscriptions to underwrite the cost of | publication and had completed the manuscript when he di |
| The | publication and distribution of these fire training man |
| In 2003 Active Interest Media purchased the | publication and relaunched it in November 2004, the 30t |
| In 1985 ABP acquired a new | publication and decided Vegetarian Times would not get |
| hed for their teaching, research, scholarly | publication and creative activity, the faculty are comm |
| XII granted him explicit permission for its | publication, and also granted him special payment for m |
| A, and has published a number of scientific | publication and is experienced in fund raising. |
| Orbit Books purchased the series for UK | publication, and released the first novel, Storm Front |
| That | publication and the regular printing of a KPD newspaper |
| mber, 1980, The Biblical Evangelist stopped | publication and Sumner became Managing Editor for anoth |
| n the two spelling variants of the original | publication and inadvertently made the misspelt name of |
| and Associate Editor William S. Bike to the | publication, and the Gazette was underway. |
| as a textbook for over a century after its | publication, and received both excessive criticism and |
| among the regular series as it had limited | publication, and some of the original plates are though |
| nd fonts were distinct from the text of the | publication and from that of other advertisements. |
| , The Lord of All Good Life, was headed for | publication and Hankey was all but headed back to Austr |
| ns of the book were running within weeks of | publication and nearly 20,000 copies were sold in the f |
| er sheet of artistic drawing, all worthy of | publication and large numbers of skeletons of birds and |
| ier India Blog is a complement to the print | publication and includes news, commentary, event inform |
| ro used the shortened form of his name in a | publication, and continues to cause confusion. |
| But the negative result of the | publication and of the Varies lectiones of De Rossi, pu |
| He was obliged to interrupt its | publication, and was banished by order of the king to t |
| ves; managing academic projects such as the | publication and translation of scholarly books; and org |
| Standard web fed | publication and commercial web inks and some sheet fed |
| s "Bezbozhnik" and "Antireligioznik" ceased | publication and the League of the Militant Godless fell |
| d the book but the interval between initial | publication and authorisation argue against this. |
| motto and vision need to be sourced from a | publication, and the advertising-like material about ac |
| Y Drysorfa began as a quarterly | publication, and two of its early editors included Thom |
| nominated for two Eisner Awards; Best Humor | Publication and Best Graphic Album Reprint. |
| odel, wherein contests fees defray costs of | publication and prize monies. |
| hen selects and edits those submissions for | publication and designs the magazine. |
| He became ill, the newspaper ceased | publication, and Pierce gave up any further attempt to |
| contributed seven articles in total to the | publication and co-edited the eighth volume with David |
| self lived for sixty years after the book's | publication, and died at the age of 103. |
| FIF published Vietnam-Solidaritet (external | publication) and Klassolidaritet (internal publication) |
| [Date of | publication and copyright status unknown. |
| The argument centered around | publication and jurisdiction. |
| The paper continued | publication and was renamed the Sunday Citizen. |
| The details of its | publication and compilation is unclear. |
| It started in 1969 as This Week, a weekly | publication, and switched to daily publication in 1978. |
| n June 1893 it was converted into a monthly | publication, and in January 1894 the Labour Elector aga |
| luggo! began as a tabloid-sized photocopied | publication, and evolved into a quintessential DIY publ |
| It is a weekly | publication and new editions are delivered every Wednes |
| e of "Newsmaker of the Year" from one local | publication and he also shared a front-page cover The J |
| s writing, design, and in both overall best | publication and best small budget categories (due to th |
| ious blackout period is within one month of | publication, and was considered by HKEx to "fail to ens |
| The Medieval Academy supports research, | publication, and teaching in medieval art, archaeology, |
| duced the three-level concept of reference, | publication and hardware language, and the concept of " |
| The book was so well received at home upon | publication, and spoke such volumes on the camaraderie |
| niversity, today the academy is a center of | publication and research of the ancient Chinese languag |
| e notables of the day, were afraid of their | publication and afraid of having their private foibles |
| antiquarians.There is a strong tradition of | publication and full members receive the annual Yorkshi |
| itten, owned, and distributed by the Jewish | Publication and Education Foundation. |
| eal is an Internet journal dedicated to the | publication and propagation of irrealist literature. |
| pressive number of wood engravings for that | publication and for The London Journal. |
| All | publication and equipment costs are funded solely throu |
| Puerto Rico Online Magazine is a free | publication and run alone by Bernardino Gonzalez. |
| The Nazis also prohibited the | publication and performance of his music. |
| onsidered to be the first interactive music | publication, and it sold quite successfully. |
| summer office in Lafayette, forming a trade | publication and fighting legislative battles. |
| The | publication and excerpts from it have been included in |
| is the largest and oldest Macintosh gaming | publication, and is still operated by its founder, Tunc |
| s a top 10 rated recruit by virtually every | publication and played in the 2004 McDonald's All-Ameri |
| , a newspaper called the Delamar Lode began | publication and a post office was opened. |
| nformed debate - through research, enquiry, | publication and through arranging seminars and conferen |
| The union's | publication and broadcasting is branded under the name |
| he latter is specifically intended to cover | publication and transmission on the internet. |
| SPO also offers limited monograph | publication and a print on demand service, as well as o |
| It was well regarded at the time of | publication, and continues to enjoy a reputation as a l |
| The novel was optioned shortly after its | publication and subsequent success, although it has nev |
| iberty Bell" to the John Church Company for | publication, and it was an immediate success. |
| Yisrael, and also edited HaYesod, a weekly | publication, and Sha'arim, a newspaper. |
| age in educational activities including the | publication and sale of a regular journal and other app |
| shwater and Marine Aquarium magazine ceased | publication, and several of its columns were merged int |
| ont Airlines inflight magazine, the Jaycees | publication, and AMTRAK. |
| rammar was seen as important soon after its | publication, and as early as 1759 a version edited by I |
| The Journal of South Texas is a biannual | publication and is sent to all members of the South Tex |
| ogether in discussion and to assist them in | publication and production. |
| tics Management (ISSN-1540-3890) is a trade | publication and web site serving the information needs |
| first mentioned by Hisa in an obscure 1988 | publication and was later (1990) brought to a wider aud |
| Journal, the "The Cook Report" for the main | publication and "Off to the Races" for CongressDaily. |
| smon Research Foundation for the purpose of | publication and study of JW's superhuman wisdom, much o |
| London where he made the magazine a monthly | publication and became well-known not only for its auth |
| th the court in connection with a seditious | publication, and to have associated himself with the fu |
| rom a letter from a reader of the mentioned | publication, and Nini Stoltenberg in fact explicitly st |
| The Pushcart Prize anthology than any other | publication, and the magazine continues to be considere |
| The original | publication and its articles are still routinely referr |
| The | publication and subsequent auction of Keats' letters le |
| ed, must have consumed a fortune before its | publication, and confers honour, both on those who comp |
| Scientifically Speaking” a science-oriented | publication, and “Wings”, the "Prep's" vaunted literary |
| ontacted Harvard University Press regarding | publication, and her edition of Incidents in the Life o |
| However, he quickly outgrew the | publication and moved to London where he secured a posi |
| Jason Carter of the web | publication Anime Jump! stated that he hated the series |
| 60), The British Rubi (1869) and edited the | publication Annals and Magazine of Natural History from |
| His first | publication appeared when he was 14, illustrating a pro |
| The | publication appeared in Annals of Neurology in May 2008 |
| Book 3, originally scheduled for US | publication, appeared only in Great Britain, while Book |
| Polished manuscripts ready for | publication are placed in the "On Queue" section of the |
| The readership for this | publication are researchers in the fields of physics, c |
| Another topic for | publication are the methods employed to achieve numeric |
| enius", despite Stuart Heritage of the same | publication arguing that "just the title is enough to p |
| Architecture Center started their first web | publication Arkitera.com, |
| nd has published on culture and art in CORE | publication, Art Lies Magazine and Anti Periodical (Yal |
| If hes mentioned in non wrestling | publication articles that's another story |
| initially serialised in Spirou, before its | publication as a hardcover album in 1973. |
| He was described in a contemporaneous | publication as "Oxford's Lord High Everything Else". |
| ons of the American Geophysical Union began | publication as proceedings of the organization's meetin |
| strip was completely redrawn in colour for | publication as an album in 1943. |
| The Union began | publication as the Grass Valley Daily Morning Union on |
| Zarnock later rewrote the script for | publication as a novel. |
| Carinata in its | publication as a new species in 2007. |
| It began | publication as the Metropolis in 1887. |
| llim notes, not in such a complete form for | publication as Wood represents. |
| It began | publication as the Daily News as a daily supplement to |
| It was then sent for | publication as the composer was so confident in the wor |
| Due to its early discovery and rapid | publication, as well as its relatively pristine preserv |
| It was not until the 1993 | publication, as part of the Cambridge edition of the Wo |
| ionships that the school has used since its | publication as the basis of its claims. |
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