I STILL remember how this felt: the first piece I ever got nationally published was in a scholarly journal that paid in contributors' copies, but I've never had a happier moment in my career.
The database is developed on Lancaster-Oslo/Bergen Corpus and comprises forms where the contributors copied a given text in their natural unconstrained handwriting.
If you've made a significant contribution to a BBC TV or radio programme (for example, if you were a performer or a member of the production team), you can request a contributor's copy of the show if it is held in the archives.
Genomic rearrangements have been associated with genomic disorders [ 9], and are major contributors to copy-number variation among humans.
In exchange for a donation to the campaign of at least $35, contributors get a copy of the book, which has a list price of $24.
Contributor (author): Callaghan, Catherine A. Description: Copy (verifax or photocopy) of a draft article on Lake Miwok by C. Callaghan prepared for the Handbook of North American Indians.
Homeless and formerly homeless vendors buy the newspaper from The Contributor Inc. for 25 cents a copy and sell it for a dollar, plus any tips they may receive.
In 2013, while the Steads were in Nashville to speak at a book festival, they bought a copy of The Contributor, a local newspaper distributed by homeless people and people living in poverty.
Meanwhile, over on the House side, George Miller, a Democrat from the San Francisco area, met Lakoff through a contributor and offered to distribute copies of "Don't Think of an Elephant!" to every member of the caucus.
Martinez has been working selling copies of The Contributor, a street newspaper that's sold by Nashville's homeless community, for over five years.
