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This is not the first time publications have altered images of U.S. leaders.

Publicist Max Clifford, who said he had rebuffed an approach from a lawyer representing Ms Noble, said she had been seeking at least £100,000 for the first-time publication rights.

An eligible paper is one that includes original research data, theory, or synthesis; is a fundamental contribution to basic knowledge or is a technical achievement of far-reaching consequence; and is a first-time publication of the author's own work.

This is not the first time the publication has come under fire over race-related issues.

As for the ad that The Hollywood Reporter rejected last week, Lynda Miller, a spokeswoman in Los Angeles, said it was the first time the publication had not accepted an ad the coalition had submitted.

This is also the first time a publication has been allowed to take pictures in his workspace.

It is not the first time a publication splashed such a graphic photo on the front page.

Most important, for the first time since publication in the 1980s, the book includes more than 100 biographies of Americans who have changed the way we cook, eat and drink -- from Fannie Farmer and Julia Child to Robert Mondavi and Thomas Keller.

In a letter to an Arab newspaper before the establishment of the State of Israel, displayed to the public for the first time since its publication, Einstein outlined his proposal for peace: an eight-member "secret council" of Arab and Jewish physicians, judges, clergy and labuor representatives which would negotiate a settlement to the conflict that divided them.

The "Black Issue" was the first time a Vogue publication (or any mainstream glossy for that matter) filled every single page with a black model.

It was the first time that the publication of a Rowling book was synchronized across the Atlantic.