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Meanings of self-produced in English

Originating from the self.

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Usage of self-produced in English
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Self-penned and self-produced, the album builds on the band's already impressive resume.
Reuters
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Bacterial biofilms are communities of microbial cells encased within a self-produced polymeric matrix.
Pubmed
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Being self-produced and self-managed is lovely and freeing because the possibilities are endless.
Ebony
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The self-produced single features Big Youth, a longtime friend of Wadada.
Jamaica Observer
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The forecast does not include potential revenue and costs from its forthcoming self-produced films.
Reuters
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It was self-produced and released on his Kisko Amar-I Music imprint on April 7.
Jamaica Observer
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Biofilms are communities of microbial cells that are encapsulated within a self-produced polymeric matrix.
Pubmed
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His solo career launched with the self-produced Woman my Queen and Seems The Same.
Jamaica Observer
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Seriously, he plays no games on this self-produced track.
Ebony
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Other management options like consumption recommendations for self-produced foodstuffs are necessary to protect the Martinican consumer.
Pubmed
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Light from a star is a self-produced light.
The Poison Belt
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Location was important for Lewis, who releases her second, self-produced album, Blue Planet, which was recently released.
The Irish Times
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All three singles were self-produced and released on his High Tide Music Inc label on September 13.
Jamaica Observer
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You recorded and self-produced your debut at home, but this one was done in a professional studio.
The Irish Times
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There was one fine later album, the self-produced Sleeping on the Job, cut in New Orleans in 1978.
The Guardian
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Elena knew that of the private subscribers who bought his self-produced albums, the CPUSA made up four hundred.
Agent 6