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The phrase "a different press release" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an alternative version of a press release that conveys different information or a different perspective.
Example: "The company issued a different press release to clarify the misinformation that had been circulating in the media."
Alternatives: "an alternative press release" or "another press release".
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Looks like CNET Asia got a different press release from the one I got late last night.
In a different press release, Globalfoundries also announced that the next step will be 20nm processors, and that they should be pumpin' those suckers out come 2013 (or the apocalypse, whatever happens first).
However, don't give up, either - feel free to send a different press release to him or her at a later date!
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4. The Washington Post is not a blog or a press release.
The book has already sold more than 850,000 copies and garnered the praise of the Moonlight director, whose production company, PASTEL, will also produce the film alongside Brad Pitt's company, Plan B. "Colson's writing has always defied convention, and The Underground Railroad is no different," Jenkins said in a press release.
Writing a press release is very different to writing a feature or an essay--they have to be short and sweet, so it's a pretty good skill to develop.
"Currently many first responders across the state are unable to directly communicate with school personnel during an emergency because they are using different radio systems," according to a press release.
Should we write a press release?" "Write a press release?
Ekklesia, a theological think-tank, also issued a press release condemning the distribution of the materials.
ParkerVision put out a boastful press release about the test.
A shiny Press Release confirming a September 26 release date!
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