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Meanings of monthly newsletter in English
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Usage of monthly newsletter in English
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Matrix News, the monthlynewsletter edited by John S. Quarterman.
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The Jerusalem Institute for Western Defence provides a monthlynewsletter with research of the Arab press.
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Sign up for our monthlynewsletter here
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In those days, I used to do a monthlynewsletter, but as I was incapable of writing anything coherent.
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This organization offers free and low-cost information, distributed through booklets and a monthlynewsletter, about eating and exercise disorders.
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Another print experiment: E-Book Systems sent out a monthlynewsletter that looked more like an offline magazine than e-mail.
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But the scenario at the beginning of the second quarter remains fragile and uncertain, Confindustria said in its monthlynewsletter.
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The novelist revealed in her monthlynewsletter on her website that she has been laid low with depression over Christmas.
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This monthlynewsletter provides an overview of the most important features on "critical trends and developments in information tech-nology."
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In May, the names were revealed in a monthlynewsletter sent by the body established to investigate their allegations and compensate survivors.
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If you'd like to get regular updates on NewsWise resources, activities and events, register your interest and sign up for our monthlynewsletter.
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And if you need book recommendations, sign up for Read Like The Wind, the free monthlynewsletter from New York literary critic Molly Young.
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Join now to receive our monthlynewsletter with exclusive competitions and restaurant offers, plus reviews, the latest food and drink news, recipes and lots more.
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Reading the Buddy monthlynewsletters, seeing the month's progress summarised and seeing firsthand the impact of Buddy via case stories.
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In the other group, researchers made visits and calls and sent monthlynewsletters encouraging parents to replace violent TV with educational programming.