When animals overeat, it can result in a bloating or even more serious health problems, as poor circulation or trouble walking and functioning.
Since so many things are hurting newspaper companies — like rising printing and distribution costs, credit troubles, decreasing circulation and plummeting print advertising — online growth is essential.
The New Yorker, November 22 , 1941P. 13 The Flemish newspaper of Brussels De Nationaal Democratique has been having a good deal of trouble with circulation since the Nazi occupation, we read in the Times.
By Wolcott Gibbs and Stanley Edgar Hyman The New Yorker, November 22 , 1941P. 13 The Flemish newspaper of Brussels De Nationaal Democratique has been having a good deal of trouble with circulation since the Nazi occupation, we read in the Times.
The study in Chest magazine called dry air a possible contributing factor, and one of Dr. Cruickshank's co-authors, Dr. Richard Gorlin, said that the oxygen-poor environment could mildly affect an average person, but for those with marginal circulation problems, it could cause trouble.
If the air conditioner is big enough to cool the whole house then air circulation is most likely the trouble.
If homemade copies of "The Sopranos" are in circulation, that doesn't seem to trouble HBO.
This took him out of circulation before he got into worse trouble.
Newspapers around the country are suffering from falling advertising, tight credit and declining circulation, but papers are in particular trouble in the few metropolitan areas that still have more than one daily.
Trump lambasted the magazine Thursday, calling publisher Graydon Carter "no talent," and insisting Vanity Fair circulation numbers were "way down, big trouble, dead!" Has anyone looked at the really poor numbers of @VanityFair Magazine.
