Examples of reprinting

• Each includes contemporary illustrations, and each completes the volume by reprinting other works, of which more later.

• This is the first subsequent reprinting of the anecdote.

• A paper-based system will require the reprinting of the contents list when the portfolio is updated so that the new work can be added.

• Publishers continued printing and reprinting, despite the severe penalties for piracy specified in privileges.

• If any omissions are brought to our notice, we will be happy to include appropriate acknowledgements on reprinting.

• This is not so much a new edition, as a reprinting with minor amendments - which is probably no bad thing.

• Although aware of the fact that reprinting the entire journal would produce a delay, we considered it more important to preserve the quality.

• Even when this is done it is usually a matter of simple reprinting, with perhaps a short introduction.

• It begins with a reprinting of the entire second edition (1979).

• This could usefully be rectified in a future edition or reprinting.

• The latter were disproportionately significant because they boasted an influential readership and because the practice of reprinting articles meant that their views spread far beyond their immediate readership.

• Indeed, the influence of both government and opposition newspapers depended less on their own circulation than on the reprinting of articles in the local and independent press.

• The book is a reprinting of a book that was originally published in 2003, and which is based1 on material presented at a conference in 1999.

• In reprinting the forms in question the references to this will be more specific.

• If we can get them without reprinting, it is just as good.