Re-publishing of print material that has already been previously published.
A separately printed article that originally appeared in a larger publication.
Синонимы
Examples for "reissue "
Examples for "reissue "
1 Almost 30 years would pass before a publisher decided to reissue it.
2 Nick Bollinger reviews a reissue of a lost 70s New Zealand classic.
3 The bank had concluded it did not need to reissue the accounts.
4 I reissue my challenge to Ed Miliband today to say likewise.
5 But the record in Mr. Yoshi's right hand was not the Japanese reissue .
1 Further it opposed the restraint of reprinting books formerly licensed without relicensing.
2 Repeatedly reprinting and editing draft thesis chapters has two very helpful functions.
3 Egyptian newspapers were banned by the government from reprinting the images.
4 Before reprinting Mr. Shaw should, I suggest; seriously reconsider his position and rewrite.
5 Describes the process of planting articles with publications then reprinting them.
1 The southern German state owns the copyright and has banned any republication .
2 The papers of Professor Wilson owe their separate republication to American booksellers.
3 And then also come up with a novel interpretation of republication for digital.
4 This Milford House edition is an unabridged republication of the edition of 1914.
5 Still- Iamnotedly suspicious of the trade-yournews of this republication alarms me.
1 The present reprint edition is in response to requests for it to be in print again.
2 Reprint Edition 1978 by Arno Press Inc.
3 Facsimile Reprint Edition from the original edition of 1881-1883 by The Archive Society, 1992.
4 (This dedication was written in 1955 for the first reprint edition . )
5 I shall be glad to receive a copy of the reprinted edition , and I wish you success in this endeavor.
1 In an attempt to maximise that embarrassment, we reprint said picture here.
2 Permission to reprint previously published material may be found following the bibliography.
3 They never reprint American news in Poland or Eastern Prussia and Silesia.
4 And only after the Princeton reprint was the author's identity firmly established.
5 Unfortunately both are of greater rarity than the reprint referred to above.
6 It is, therefore, unnecessary, and would be unjust, to reprint them here.
7 It completes, however, Messrs. Ticknor & Fields' reprint of his poetical works.
8 All the typographical errors of the original were carefully reproduced in this reprint .
9 Grateful acknowledgment is made to the following for permission to reprint copyrighted material:
10 The pamphlet promptly appeared in a reprint with the note prefixed.
11 Grateful acknowledgment is made for permission to reprint from the following:
12 Grateful acknowledgment is made to the following for permission to reprint :
13 The author is grateful to the following publishers for permission to reprint excerpts:
14 Note that the supplemental material, added for the 1965 reprint has been removed.
15 The German Nautical Jahrbuch is principally a reprint from the British.
16 By then it was too late to reprint the ballot papers.
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