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After this exchange, I looked at some recent editions that the church had provided me with.

The Los Angeles Times reported in its Friday editions that the case would be re-examined.

So far, sales for the handful of digital special editions that The New Yorker has released remain relatively small.

The Daily Telegraph, a national newspaper, reported in its Thursday editions that the rampage was touched off by a dispute over a family will, and the BBC reported that one of the victims was Mr. Bird's brother.

The Financial Times reported in Wednesday editions that the Spanish government had planned to supply the parent company of Bankia, a troubled Spanish bank, with 19 billion euros in government bonds, which could then be used as collateral for E.C.B. loans.

So, students and libraries around the world will soon need to stock up on the revised editions that the textbooks' authors are busy working on.More important, there has also been a boom (a bubble, perhaps?) in books explaining, dissecting and apportioning the blame for the crisis.

But Mr Bell infers from the "Encyclopaedia Britannica" (1993 edition) that the art of painting is now regarded as "the expression of ideas and emotions in a two-dimensional visual language".

This has been a year of "big books", the Selected and Collected editions that define the work of leading poets.

The first was a series of corrections to past editions that reduced the excess of Scottish spending over taxes by nearly a fifth.

So what about the small fortune that publishers have poured into developing tablet editions that dazzle the senses with sleekly produced animation, live video and audio?

That's why it's all very sticky – the number of editions that are made and the different patinas.