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Meanings of publish a book in English

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Usage of publish a book in English
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EBONY: And you want to do more than simply publish a book.
Ebony
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I thought, this is how you publish a book; this is fine!
The Guardian
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Santorum will publish a book on October 2, leading to more publicity.
Reuters
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Behram wants to publish a book of his hundreds of photographs.
Wired
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Mrs. Piozzi is going to publish a book on English Synonymes.
The Letters of Horace Walpole, Earl of Orford — Volume 4
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Don't you think you ought to publish a book of Studies by him?
Letters of Franz Liszt -- Volume 1 / from Paris to Rome: Years o...
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She's also, somehow, found time to publish a book called Why Science is Sexist.
Radio NZ
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She will publish a book on the subject this summer.
The Irish Times
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But you do have the means to publish a book.
The girl who played with fire
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They at length decided to publish a book together to be called Lyrical Ballads.
English Literature for Boys and Girls
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It is in short, this, I am going to publish a book in London, etc.
Oliver Goldsmith: A Biography
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Fuficius, in fact, was the first to undertake to publish a book on this subject.
The Ten Books on Architecture
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You can't force a publisher to publish a book.
The new yorker
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The Prince's Trust charity helped him develop his idea into a business and publish a book.
BBC
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Nowadays anyone can publish a book via Amazon's Createspace… think of it as Bandcamp for authors.
Radio NZ
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Dell Publishing wants me to publish a book about anything that I want to write about.
Love All The People
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