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Meanings of publisher in English
Usage of publisher in English
1
Often I will use questions and practice problems from the textbook publisher.
2
The publisher had been convicted last year by a hardline press court.
3
Also at issue: whether the publisher or Apple owned the customer relationship.
4
The author and the publisher are interested in crying up the book.
5
The author and publisher acknowledge use of lines from the following works:
6
Almost 30 years would pass before a publisher decided to reissue it.
7
They had a handshake deal on the book with a good publisher.
8
Penguin was approached in spring last year and the publisher was enthusiastic.
9
Part of that transition must now include a new publisher, Michaels wrote.
10
Activision is a developer and publisher of interactive software products and content.
11
However, when you self-publish you also take on the role of publisher.
12
The group is also the largest publisher of regional titles in Ireland.
13
Do professors with academic freedom have the right to boycott a publisher?
14
Perhaps your publisher has withheld it in order to avoid wounding you.
15
If a publisher produced a set of PowerPoint notes, I'd use those.
16
My publisher called and said I got a review in People Magazine.
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Publisher across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
Australia
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