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The Denver Post also posted a circulation of 305,000, down from a peak circulation of 420,000 two years ago.

Nuts, whose marketing campaign used the slogan "When You Really Need Something Funny", hit a peak circulation of 306,802 in 2005.

William Dean Howells, Walt Whitman, and Henry James contributed to the magazine, which attained a peak circulation of 76,000 in 1891.

Their first creative fundraising activity was to sell copies of Mao's Little Red Book to college students, and they published the Black Panther newspaper, which sold for 10 cents per copy with a peak circulation of 250,000 a week.

Ekspress-Khronika, with a peak circulation of sixty-five toousand, used to run on the largesse of the National Endowment for Democracy; now the sense of urgency is gone, and so is much of the movement's financial support.

It came out for 19 years, ran to 3.5m words and hit a peak circulation of 70,000 that included just about everybody who mattered in Washington, DC.Richard Nixon, then the vice-president, was among Stone's first targets as "a young man who symbolises a slick kind of Arrow-collared fascism" and remained in his sights until the Watergate scandal.

It produced 67 issues with a peak circulation exceeding 400,000.

The Denver Rocky Mountain News gave a figure of 305,000 for the current six-month period, far from its peak circulation of 426,000 two years ago at the height of the price war.

The paper was selling what seems now an astonishing figure of 6,000,000 copies per week, but this was still some 2,000,000 copies down on the peak circulation of the early 1950s.

This period corresponded with peak circulation of influenza during the winter 2003 04.

This paper presents our estimates of the prevalence of nH1N1 during the 50 days of peak circulation of nH1N1 in NYC, the methods used to derive them, and the resulting case-fatality, hospitalization and intensive care unit (ICU) admission rates.