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A soft advertising market and a circulation that never topped 30,000 also hurt.

Next to the Independents, the People is probably the weakest of all London-based nationals, with a circulation that has fallen below 600,000.

The chili pepper has apparently merited its own magazine since 1987, one with a circulation that has grown to 100,000, about the same as The New Republic's, but not quite Bon Appétit's 1.2 million.

On August 27 Katrina strengthened to a category 3 hurricane, with top winds exceeding 115 miles per hour (185 km per hour) and a circulation that covered virtually the entire Gulf of Mexico.

So far, the study finds, we're looking at a circulation that's about 15 to 20 percent weaker.

The Fontan operation results in a circulation that is dependent on low pulmonary vascular resistance to maintain an adequate cardiac output.

And by receiving it, you take part in a global circulation that creates a community".

The winter issue of V, a fashion magazine with a smaller circulation that is further out on the edge, was another matter, making The Times look conservative by comparison.

The Pakistani spy agency gave the name of the station chief to The Nation, a conservative daily newspaper with a small circulation that is supportive of the ISI, American and Pakistani officials said.

Moreover, the acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), independent of etiology, is a critical illness and is, therefore, accompanied by sympathetic overstimulation resulting in a hyperdynamic circulation that also affects the pulmonary vasculature.

And The Register Citizen, with roots dating to 1874 and a print circulation that's fallen from 21,000 in the late 1980s to 8,000 now, isn't an industry giant either.