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VOLUME |
Edition |
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COPY |
Edition |
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PUBLICATION |
Edition |
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ISSUE |
Edition |
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NEWSPAPER |
Morning edition |
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GRILL |
Copy, edition |
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DYED |
Coloured in handy edition |
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ARCHED |
Twisted characters in March edition |
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TOME |
First truly overweight manuscript edition |
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END |
Last of complete edition finished |
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MISEDITION |
An incorrect or spurious edition. |
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CREASED |
A little mediocre, as edition folded |
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TISSUE |
Thin paper is Middle Eastern edition |
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VERSION |
Hate not having a different edition |
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NEED |
Must have insert from June edition |
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ENEMY |
Each new edition maintains your leaders’ opposition |
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EXTRADITION |
Preface to edition removed after extra deportation |
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UNUSED |
New section in The Sun (US edition) |
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RECIPE |
Change price for first edition of cooking instructions |
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BANKNOTE |
Ban knot on first edition of paper money |
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MATINEEIDOL |
Adaptation of lame edition featuring Tyrone Power, for example |
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AUDITIONS |
Tries out edition’s final message which goes for gold |
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ENCLOPAEDIA BRITTANICA |
William Smellie compiled the first edition of which reference book? |
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REPRINT |
To print again; to print a second or a new edition of. |
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POSTHUMOUS |
Published after the death of the author; as, posthumous
works; a posthumous edition. |