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Meanings of reprint from in English
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Usage of reprint from in English
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Grateful acknowledgment is made for permission to reprint from the following:
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The German Nautical Jahrbuch is principally a reprint from the British.
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Mr. Nobbs had a very curious history, which we reprint from the Rev.
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The text is a literal reprint from Keightley's Library edition.
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Grateful acknowledgment is made to the following for permission to reprint from previously published material:
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If you do, you may make yourself the owner of an out-of-date reprint from stereotyped plates.
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A reprint from the latest English edition.
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B. Lindsey for permission to reprint from "The Beast."
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The present Edition is the first reprint from the original Editions, and contains the whole of the omissions in other reprints.
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This contains all the works of Champlain above mentioned, and the text is a faithful reprint from the early Paris editions.
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In fact, it is a reprint from the edition which first appeared in 1985, when Molly Keane was a mere octogenarian.
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The article we reprint from the New York Sun touching the status of the Colored man in Cuba was shown to Rev.
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This, in plain English, is the only possible meaning of the letter which I here reprint from a leaflet issued by an Irish society:-
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The extracts are reprinted from the two volumes edited by his sons.
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This essay is reprinted from the September 15 issue of The New Republic.
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Reprinted from a copy in The Library of the University of California, Riverside