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Vice magazine claims a global circulation to a select 1.2 million people in 26 countries, distributed free, but not freely, with a very select audience.

Food Fanatics is a custom publication with a controlled circulation, to use publishing industry parlance, rather than a traditional magazine meant to be bought by the general public.

This was reorganized in 1973 to provide more support from industry and to make it possible for papers with a small circulation to continue to operate.

Wind shear was weak and outflow was good, which allowed for slow strengthening; however, the system was elongated, with a separate circulation to the west.

An area of disturbed weather southwest of Hawaii gathered enough convection and a closed circulation to become Tropical Depression Two-C on September 21.

Radioactive microspheres can be used to inject selectively into a tumor circulation to radioembolize liver metastases, for example.

NME is to be taken free and given a circulation boost to 300,000, as publisher Time Inc UK looks to breathe new life into the struggling music magazine.

The purpose was to optimise the perioperative treatment by balancing restrictive fluid administration against an adequate circulation to ensure sufficient oxygen supply.

The Daily Mirror, moving from a circulation of 1.4m to just below 1m, has been allowed to decline.

He then created a circulation route to tie it all together.

If you need a circulation boost to improve advertising rates, you need more and better stories about these football teams.