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• Through these procedures, default subscriptions could become property of the corporation, and then dispensed or auctioned off to other individuals.

• Table 1 shows how the committee distributed its subscriptions.

• Newspapers stopped printing radio program listings only to restore them after readers began canceling their subscriptions.

• He and the journal had to struggle not only to attract sales and subscriptions but also article submissions for the first several months.

• The purpose of these schemes was to channel subscriptions to the voluntary hospitals.

• The 2005 figure include satellite subscriptions, which are functionally equivalent to cable.

• Back isf ues and current subscriptions are also available in microform.

• In addition, states had elaborate procedures for declaring the unpaid subscriptions that became due.

• As one might suspect, aeronauts felt only a minimal need to advertise in order fill the subscriptions for these early launches.

• Many have their subscriptions paid by their employers as an added benefit and to minimize the disruption of elective surgery to the employer.

• Unlike one-time sales, subscriptions generate steady cash flow and provide a convenient benchmark by which to measure growth.

• The state now expects the media to earn profits via advertising, and has removed the forced subscriptions that once supported propaganda outlets.

• As a result, these systems are generally characterised by a "flat design space": subscriptions select out of all published notifications without distinguishing producers.

• Libraries in some universities subscribe to a wide range of international journals, whereas many others have an extreme paucity of subscriptions.

• Information about subscriptions to the journal is available online.