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The Daily Mirror, moving from a circulation of 1.4m to just below 1m, has been allowed to decline.

Under her ownership, the Daily News fought its way up from a circulation of 12,000 to 50,000, becoming Alaska's largest newspaper.

Newsday, the successor to the newspaper bought in 1939 as a wedding present for Alicia Patterson -- Joseph Patterson's daughter -- by her husband, Harry F. Guggenheim, has grown from a circulation of 15,000 in 1940 to 575,000 today.

Under his direction the glossy business magazine grew from a circulation of 100,000 to 720,000; he also founded Nation's Heritage magazine and Egg, a journal for art lovers.

The magazine began in 1998 as a New York-oriented spinoff from Interior Design, with a circulation of 18,500.

The presses for Norte de Ciudad Juarez, a paper in the border city across from El Paso with a circulation of roughly 30,000, rolled for the final time Sunday.

Under her leadership Art in America grew from a bimonthly publication with a circulation of around 45,000 to a monthly with a circulation of more than 75,000, featuring the writing of many influential critics.

Under her ownership, the Daily News fought its way to a circulation of 50,000 from 12,000, becoming Alaska's largest newspaper.

Under Mr. Pryor, Daily Variety grew from an 8-page tabloid with a circulation of less than 8,000 to a 32-page publication with more than 22,000 subscribers.

In this Cumulative Model of Quintuple Helix, the resource of knowledge moves through a circulation of knowledge from subsystem-to-subsystem (see Barth [2011a], p. 6).

The Denver Post also posted a circulation of 305,000, down from a peak circulation of 420,000 two years ago.