There are about 230,000 in circulation in Wales.
Boganda did little to discourage wide circulation of tales about his supernatural powers, putative invulnerability and even immortality.
"Pulitzer's support was not entirely a selfless patriotic act, given his concerns about circulation," said Dr. Boime, who examined the distortion of the image of the statue in a recent book, "The Unveiling of the National Icons: A Plea for Patriotic Iconoclasm in a Nationalist Era," (Cambridge University Press, 1997).
In his suit, Mr. Cipriano, who currently covers neighborhoods in South Philadelphia, said his editors, under pressure from the archdiocese and concerned about falling circulation, "watered down" his copy.
It was through detailed dissection of the heart that William Harvey, in the 17th century, made his momentous discovery about blood circulation.
Instead of asking questions about why his newspaper's circulation is falling, and finding innovative ways to preserve his product for future generations, he's pointing his finger at single mothers.
With his improved compound microscope he made discoveries about the circulation of sap in plants and the processes of plant reproduction.
Tom was worried about visitor circulation.
Doubts about total circulation, they say, are hurting advertising sales.
"They are extremely important," said Dan Capell, editor of Capell's Circulation Report, a newsletter about magazine circulation.
