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Regulators will receive the daily submissions to Libor but they will now be published with a three-month time delay.

A manifesto for reform – The Revolution in Economics – will also be published with a foreword by Andy Haldane, the Bank of England's director of financial stability.

Details of borrowing from regular discount-window and open-market operations will be published with a two year lag.The details are interesting, even titillating, but not terribly surprising.

A new US edition of Mark Twain's classic novel The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is to be published with a notable language alteration: all instances of the offensive racial term "nigger" are to be expunged.

From January all new papers will be published with a Creative Commons open access licence, and all subscription-based content from our archive will be made free to read and is available for non-commerical text and data mining.

Similar to Twitter's "blue tick" system, verification would mean that a news organization would have to apply to be verified and be proved to be a credible news source so that stories would be published with a "verified" flag.

But, much to his dismay, "Mindwheel" would be published with an accompanying book.

His lawyer, Fay Stender, who came to be deeply impressed by Jackson's erudition, arranged for his letters to be published, with an introduction by Jean Genet.

Pseudonymous means it's published with a false name, a false author attributed.

His translations were published, with a preface by Williams, in "Roman Sonnets" (1960).

It was published with a dedication to the Austrian nobleman Hector von Ernau.