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The Herald circulation, meanwhile, has climbed sharply in the last three years, to 282,487 on Sunday and 355,253 daily.

The Fed pays no interest on its liabilities, more than 90% of which are notes in circulation; meanwhile, it collects a tidy sum from its assets, principally safe, American government securities.

Paid circulation, meanwhile, decreased 4% to 466,000 between 1983 and 1985.

Circulation revenues, meanwhile dropped 3.7percentt in the first quarter of the year due to a decline in copies sold across the News Media Group.

Meanwhile, the circulation of the paid-for London Evening Standard, also owned by Associated, fell by nearly 24,000.

Meanwhile, the circulation of the morning Spokesman-Review has risen in the last decade to more than 101,000 from about 77,500.

Meanwhile, ocean circulation patterns are changing in ways that push water up against the mid-Atlantic coast.

Meanwhile, air circulation in the valley is stymied by temperature inversion, in which a blanket of hot polluted air blocks the normal vertical movement of air.

Meanwhile, no circulation relation seems to exist between the mid-latitude and high latitude regions of East Asia.

Meanwhile, the total circulation of Brazilian newspapers has expanded by 1m over the past decade to 8.2m, with steamy tabloids among the biggest beneficiaries.

Meanwhile, he added, the circulation of the paid daily has declined significantly from about 45,000 early last year, though he did not divulge the current circulation numbers.