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1. Reprinted here by arrangement

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2. * Reprinted with the permission of the Henry Altemus Company

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3. Due to its national significance at that time, it is reprinted here as follows:

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4. For those inclined to read this, my first major piece of confessional journalism, I have reprinted it, warts and all, but with enduring pride along with student comments in Appendix A in this book

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5. Reprinted by permission of The Ithaca Journal

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6. Reprinted by agreement with the Division of Research, Harvard Business School, Boston, pp

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7. Reprinted with permission by The Ithaca Journal

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8. Reprinted from Reader’s Digest, XXXV (November, 1939), 21–25

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9. Reprinted with permission from The Ithaca Journal

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10. NATIONS, reprinted by Arlington House, New Rochelle, New York: Library of

11. The great thing about allowing your article to be reprinted is that there are an

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12. (Reprinted on the GNU Project web site: ht-

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13. they were reprinted in at least nine different

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14. 12 foreign countries and reprinted in whole or

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15. that Walker and Company reprinted it in 1990

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16. This identical book was reprinted in

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17. hardbound printings; was eventually reprinted

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18. reprinted on probably hundreds of websites, and for good reason: it's a very good story

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19. The premier issue — typed and reprinted at the campus copy-

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20. reprinted that very quote

21. Reprinted by arrangement with Shambhala Publications, Inc

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22. Reprinted with permission from the Coastal Post, PO Box 31,

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23. 303-312 which is partially reprinted in the next chapter)

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24. Reprinted from “The Myth of Ulysses and Secondary Beauty” pages 16 and following pages

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25. This means that your chances of having an article reprinted across hundreds of

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26. Imagine having your article content reprinted on thousands of relevant websites!

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27. With reprinted content the publisher MUST keep your Author Resource

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28. [Portions of this eBook's header and trailer may be reprinted only when distributed free of all fees

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29. Teller picked up the Who’s Who, newly reprinted at the beginning of the year

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30. History of Downhill Skiing, out in 1985 and reprinted in

31. Old law books were drug out and reprinted

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32. this work may be copied, used, reprinted, reproduced or transferred in whole

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33. " After The Verdict, reprinted 1982, page 30, 31

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34. Here, I have reprinted the article which appeared in WOMAN

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35. The epigraph is from a letter Pocock wrote to the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen, reprinted in the Rowing News Bulletin for 1944

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36. The Don Blessing quote is reprinted in Benjamin Ivry, Regatta: A Celebration of Oarsmanship (New York: Simon and Schuster, 1988), 75

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37. Hodak’s 1988 interview with Gordon Adam cited above, and one of several letters Shorty Hunt began to write home at this time, reprinted in the Puyallup Valley Tribune, July 10, 1936

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38. The Pocock quote is from his previously cited letter to the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen, reprinted in Rowing News Bulletin

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39. ; reprinted by permission of Macmillan Publishing Co

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40. reprinted from "Hurt Hawks," Copyright 1928 and renewed 1956 by Robinson Jeffers, The Selected Poetry of Robinson Jeffers by permission of Random House, Inc

41. , and the Trustees for the Directions Publishing Corporation, reprinted by permission of New Directions Copyrights of the late Dylan Thomas

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42. It has since been reprinted several times and provided inspiration for the critically acclaimed documentary film Patent 986

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43. 1919; reprinted by Cosimo Classics, 2005), the London surgeon and sociologist Wilfred Trotter observes: “In matters that really interest him, man cannot support the suspense of judgment which science so often has to enjoin

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44. He cites Volume 2 of William James’ Principles of Psychology (1890, reprinted by Dover Books in 1950 and available digitally on the Internet) to explain how instinctual behavior in Trotter’s sense appears to human introspection

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45. Reprinted from “All About Options From The Inside Out"

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46. There is an old classic book about Wall Street, reprinted regularly over the past 40 years, which comments on the wealth of brokers – it is called Where Are the Customers’ Yachts? Competition and technology may be changing all that

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47. This visit from that top trading coach and his sizing idea was captured as part of a blog post reprinted here (see bold)

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48. It was reprinted by Bernard M

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49. Tom Copeland, Tim Koller, and Jack Murrin, in their 1996 text, Valuation: Measuring and Managing the Value of Companies (John Wiley & Sons, reprinted in 2010), incorrectly observe that “

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50. The famous British World War I recruiting poster issued in 1914 has been reprinted and imitated in different versions around the world ever since

51. 1 Reprinted with permission from Archives of General Psychiatry (2009), 66, 672

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52. The announcement of his death was reprinted by the local journal of M

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53. I cannot recommend highly enough Ben Graham’s description of the new-era stock market of the 1920s in the recently reprinted 1934 edition of Security Analysis

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54. A superb place to start is Charles Mackay’s Memoirs of Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds, originally published in 1841, and easily available from reprinted editions

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55. On his death, the press recalled the forgotten incident of the Poetic Festival and reprinted the sonnet with a Modernist vignette of fleshy maidens and gold cornucopias, and the guardian angels of poetry took advantage of the opportunity to clarify matters: the sonnet seemed so bad to the younger generation that no one could doubt any longer that it had, in fact, been composed by the dead Chinese

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56. It was a masterful fraud, for the bills had the watermarks of the original paper: one-dollar bills had been erased by a chemical process that seemed to be magic, and reprinted as hundred-dollar notes

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57. The easygoing stuff generally concludes with a reprinted advertisement or one that was created specifically for the annual report

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58. Carlisle’s The California Marine Fish Catch for 1968 and Historical Review, 1916–1968, reprinted in Michael Hemp, Cannery Row (1986), in 1941–42, the Monterey area sardine catch was a record 250,287 tons

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59. Marine scientist Ed Ricketts studied the sardine extensively during his later career, and in his final article on the subject, published in the Monterey Peninsula Herald in 1948 (shortly before his death) and reprinted in Ricketts, Breaking Through (2006), concluded that if “conservation had been adopted early enough, a smaller but streamlined cannery row…would be winding up a fairly successful season, in stead [sic] of dipping, as they must be now, deeply into the red ink of failure” (p

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60. Of course not all would be collected and reprinted

61. ” In respect to this article Tolstoi wrote him a long letter which was printed abroad and later was reprinted in the New Collection of Letters of L

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62. But more than this: in 1891 this same William, the enfant terrible of the political power, who expresses what others think, in speaking with some soldiers, said the following in public, and the next day thousands of newspapers reprinted these words:

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63. Biriukov and afterwards reprinted in his book The Dukhobors

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64. After commending the condensed and honest manner in which the work is printed, (for they say, that the same matter which here fills one volume would in England have been spread over three,) the reviewer adds, "We should be glad to see it reprinted exactly upon the plan of the original; and we have no doubt that it would be found the most useful work on mineralogy in our language

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65. Joseph Chunder Dutt has reprinted from the Indian Nation (Calcutta) an account of an archægeological visit to Gauhati, the ancient capital of Assam

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