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be scheduled for release/publication/completion etc
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Her first album is scheduled for release in September.
the date of publication/issue/departure etc formal
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The insurance will only cover costs incurred on or after the date of departure.
the publication date (= the date when something is published )
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We are aiming at a publication date of mid-November.
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early
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Enumerators summarize some basic figures and these can be used to prepare preliminary tables for early publication .
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What Mr Rowland wants is the early publication of this report.
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Compare: Encouraged by the success of her early publications , Charlotte Brontë gave over increased amounts of time to writing.
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Note the typical crude woodcut illustration, probably resurrected from an earlier publication .
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There is also a Working Paper Series to enable early publication of reviews and propositions to promote debate.
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Their early publications have been linguistic products such as spellcheckers, dictionaries, thesauri and multilingual translators.
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As a struggling poet in the late twentieth century, I often thought that some early poets achieved publication very easily.
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At various points Pemell's book on children directs the reader to fuller discussions contained in his earlier publications .
new
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For this new publication , Scully has created eight monochromatic etchings which will be shown with related studies and four new paintings.
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In this era of specialized travel, arguably the most entertaining new publications take a different approach.
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The new publication date of January, which will now become the norm, is the result of widespread demand from centres.
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All New Times publications have the same design, for instance.
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From the start of the new reign his publications prospered.
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Building a paid subscription base for any new publication is hard.
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B.T. Basford and Butterworths donated all their new architectural publications .
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The vital function of ensuring overall coverage of new publications must be centrally organized. 5.
official
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The most convenient place to find a statute that is still in force is in the official publication Statutes in Force.
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The novel, with an official publication date of mid-June, should be in bookstores by the end of May.
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Museum curators cared for the works, and there were a few discreet official publications .
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A research assistant will be appointed to identify and process relevant official publications as well as scholarly literature.
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Existing catalogues of non-HMSO official publications are being examined for their degrees of comprehensiveness.
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In addition, official publications dealing with policy and some secondary source materials will be drawn upon.
other
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Tourist Information Centres too stock these and many other helpful publications .
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His work is explained, defended, and substantiated in numerous journals and other publications dating from 1966 until the present day.
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The bulletin includes articles from other publications as well as those written by its own correspondents throughout the region.
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Also be aware of other publications by an author, wherever listed.
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In several ways, then, a catalogue may be in advance of any other publications .
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During the years of our research, numerous other publications were already in circulation, helping to create a favourable climate.
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Out findings of an apparently greater adverse effect on trabecular rather than cortical bone is in keeping with other publications on the effect of prednisolone.
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Already many thousands of words have appeared on the subject - in official reports and other publications .
recent
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Astbury's article surveys recent publications on the trade.
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Looking at a few recent publications , it would seem not much.
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Whitbread's most recent publication , A Reading Guide for Parents, is available on request.
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Applied Linguistics also includes a reviews section containing authoritative contributions on recent publications .
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The bulletin also carries details future events and news of recent publications .
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The effusions of Vaneigem have an air of mystical revelation which is even more intense in recent publications .
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date
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The publication date of the Bennett Report was brought forward.
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The novel, with an official publication date of mid-June, should be in bookstores by the end of May.
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The new publication date of January, which will now become the norm, is the result of widespread demand from centres.
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Corrected stock will be sent out in time for a new publication date .
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Watch out for a change in publication dates for Courtauld News.
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Both journals, however, review books well after publication date .
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Two other valid criteria for weeding may be employed in conjunction with use and publication date .
sister
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At any rate, the most prominent critic was Nick Seitz, the editorial director of Golf Digest and its sister publications .
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Thirdly, if you haven't already, take out a subscription to our sister publication , Peak Performance.
trade
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Hence advertising in trade publications is often part of the media mix.
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Cohen said she subsidizes the cost of the newspaper with money she makes writing for Web sites and trade publications .
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Business Opportunity advertisements are generally placed in local, national newspapers or trade publications .
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To counteract that, he began writing articles for a leading trade publication .
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Often clients think they know best and have the trade publication editor to lunch or ring him up with titbits and gossip.
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Newspapers, magazines and trade publications are a good place to start.
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follow
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Ministers will make the concession during the consultation period that follows last week's publication of the arms exports controls bill.
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Individual peaks reflect increased consultations in the year following the publication of each of the Rolfe and Will thesis lists.
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The Report itself and the debate that followed its publication have helped us considerably.
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Bart's is under threat following the publication of the Tomlinson Report into the future of the capital's hospitals.
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It was also reflected in the public discussion that took place following the publication of the report.
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It is proposed that it be effective immediately following its publication in final form.
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This scheme follows the publication last year of 32 other standards, mostly to do with methods of storing and capturing data.
lead
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The 41% of theses which do not lead to publication compares with Hand's 38% for entomology.
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To counteract that, he began writing articles for a leading trade publication .
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Forty of his theses had led to the publication of 144 derived articles, an average of 3.6 papers per thesis.
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This is taking the form of a structured public consultation leading up to the publication of a new strategy in September 1992.
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The sequence of the research that led to the final publication is as follows.
produce
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In all, the project has produced 400 trial publications .
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They know what is being produced for future publication and they know who's buying, and for how much.
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To produce publications , with contributions from the symposium attenders.
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The academic staff of the Faculty are actively engaged in research, which produces publications of high quality and enhances their teaching.
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It is not to produce publications but to inform and instruct the reader.
schedule
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It is scheduled for publication in the summer at which time all interested parties will have an opportunity to comment.
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They were originally scheduled for publication as a book in 1941.
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Lord's book is scheduled for publication in autumn 1994.
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The note is scheduled for publication in December.
write
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Foreign publications Many journalists resident in Britain write for overseas publications.
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Major weaknesses in the area of writing and publication are associated with the publish or perish syndrome.
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Wickham had remarked that covert freelance writing for another publication did not justify making a misleading statement during a murder inquiry.
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The editor is likely to find opportunities to write for the publication , although it may sometimes come near the production deadlines.
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Details for inclusion in this column must be received in writing three days before publication .
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Scholars and researchers use the library approach when attempting to write articles for publication based on secondary sources.
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sister paper/publication/company etc
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And our sister paper the Sunday Mirror revealed yesterday she had given 37-year-old Bryan a room there.
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At any rate, the most prominent critic was Nick Seitz, the editorial director of Golf Digest and its sister publications.
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Journalists on our sister paper, the Liverpool Echo, also won awards yesterday.
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Our sister company, the Snakes, made the first assault in the morning and received very little opposition.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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a monthly publication
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The publication of his results has inspired a new wave of research.
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The Weekly began publication December 1, 1982.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Can administrators suppress student publications without written guidelines?
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Combined, Patuxent publications have an average circulation of more than 250, 000 a week.
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Details for inclusion in this column must be received in writing three days before publication .
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First, many critics see this as a silly game of publication counting, a bogus guide to merit in the lab.
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Given the complexity of this task there is always a time lag in the publication of mortality by cause of death data.
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However, publication of a second report is imminent.
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In return, receive a free guide upon publication this Fall.
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The dimensions of her achievement are still not understood, even by the conservative publications that gave her their moderately enthusiastic support.