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Australia, however, enforced the novel's suppression on-and-off from its publication until the mid-1950s, as a former customs minister claimed that " holds up to ridicule the Creator and the Church … Such books might vitally affect the standard of Australian home life.

Aside from its publication of some 15 weekly papers, it also has local radio interests.

Andy also turned down a Book-of-the-Month Club oforr for a later book, "The Second Tree from the Corner," because he did not want to delay its publication until it suited the promotional plans of the B.O.M.

The Hearst organisation banned mentions of the film from its publications and dangled the threat of a lawsuit over the studio and any exhibitor until RKO eventually just released it.

From its initial publication in 1932 until the 1960s, Terman's Radio Engineering was the leading book in its field.

Set on a nine-by-five thumbnail grid, Begley's 55-second video screens through every cover of the Old Grey Lady from its first publication in 1852 until now.

Shortly thereafter, it changed its publication schedule from a monthly to 10 times a year.

Currently, its publication is postponed until 2011.

Until its publication, he had been regarded as an obscure poet.

"Work in Progress," as the book was known until its publication, confounded many of Joyce's admirers.

In the Memorial Room (2013)—written in 1974 and also, because of its autobiographical elements, purposely withheld from publication until after Frame's death was a roman à clef about her time in France.