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His cartoons were so biting that William Pitt the Younger, prime minister of the day, paid him £200 a year (£10,800, or $17,600, nowadays) to keep him onside and George IV bought his copper plates before prints could be circulated among a wider audience.His political and social commentary catered to the bawdy tastes of the time.

A high school bookkeeper, Nuril Maknun, who recorded a lewd phone call from her boss that was circulated among a handful of people online, was sentenced in November to six months in jail for defaming him.

One diplomat told Reuters the draft had been circulated among "a small circle of like-minded countries".

But his work was, with a few exceptions, not available in print during his lifetime; Donne preferred it to be circulated among what Sotheby's called an "exclusive coterie", in written form.

They're going to be circulated among the Commissioners.

The proposed policy will be circulated among employee bargaining groups before going to the City Council.

As Ariana Eunjung Cha writes in the Washington Post this week, the pro-democracy petition known as Charter 08 has been circulating among a widening pool of ordinary Chinese, despite official efforts to shut it down.

Yet, the unexpected parallels between these authors are the result of historical similarities: Russians and Americans felt obliged to develop a manifestly national literature ex nihilo, and to do so in an age when an unprecedented diversity of printed texts were circulating among an ever more heterogeneous reading public.

Investigators disclosed this week that the final report, which is circulating among an international prosecution team conducting a separate investigation to determine who fired the weapon, concludes that the missile was launched from territory held by pro-Russia rebels.

The BBC man had been listening to secretly recorded conversations that had been circulated among only a handful of Telegraph journalists.

The paper was circulated among only a handful of scientists; one issue may have been that the mathematical simplification doesn't exactly match the way the physical proteins seem to behave.