Ms. Dimond, a Court TV reporter, covered the recent Jackson trial for the cable channel and in 1993, as a reporter for "Hard Copy," broke the first story of a young boy who accused Mr. Jackson of molesting, a case that was settled out of court.
A single lane of each 3 kb library was sequenced, yielding about 1.25 million paired sequences, equivalent to 0.5 X coverage of single-copy breaks.
Even Quartermasters with 'books, note, one' and 'pencil, copying' break into song while arguing the point re 'boots, gum, thigh'.
When the literary magazine Bungei shunjū featured both novels in 2004, it sold more than 1.1 million copies, breaking its previous sales record.
Swift's new album 1989 is on course to sell more than 1.3m copies, breaking the record for the biggest-ever album weekly sales by a female artist.
(When the first season was released on DVD that autumn, it sold more than 2m copies, breaking sales records for a TV series).
When the literary magazine Bungei Shinju featured both novels in early 2004, it sold more than 1.1 million copies, breaking its previous sales record.
People get published or elected or onto television shows because they're bad copies painted in broad strokes — that's how difference slips by, and then the bad copies break with the past and make something new.
The issue sold 1.1 million copies, breaking a three-year record, and spawned a global media blitz.
The second volume sold 54,000 copies, breaking its own record.
It debuted at number one in the US, selling 1.3 million copies, breaking the SoundScan record for the highest debut sales by any solo artist.
