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Then each afternoon, Rose turns off the phone and writes her own acclaimed novels, such as The Hypnotist, her eleventh title, which Mira has newly published in trade paperback -- the hardback and ebook came out last year.

Now is the perfect time for the interview, as Katz has a newly published book: Kids in the Middle: How Children of Immigrants Negotiate Community Interactions for Their Families.

Sir John Chilcot has, in his newly published report, reinforced this view.

As a former jockey, Dick Francis set all his novels at the racetrack, so it may not be surprising that the biologist Edward O. Wilson has made his newly published first novel revolve around an arena he is familiar with, that of ants.

Since completing this review, we have identified several newly published evaluations of condom distribution programs in other international settings and with different populations (e.g., men who have sex with men) that may be relevant to our review [ 50– 58].

Snap inspections into 28 schools in Norfolk have raised "considerable concern", education watchdog Ofsted has said in a newly published report.

Alastair Campbell has admitted that his newly published diaries show clearly how New Labour sowed the seeds of the UK's vote to leave the European Union by failing to respond to growing concerns over immigration.

In related news, actor Anna Faris has revealed in a newly published interview that she feels women in Hollywood are "pitted against one another", while their male equivalents enjoy a strong support network.

That was Tony Abbott at the launch of a new book by the Australian's editor at large, Paul Kelly. Kelly has contended in his newly published history of the Rudd/Gillard Labor period that Australia's political system is malfunctioning because it no longer delivers the reaching reform we need it to deliver.

Mr. Barak also wanted to have his say about newly published accounts about the Camp David peace talks in July 2000.

A collection of newly published research has revealed how the sauropods - the biggest dinosaurs ever to have roamed the Earth - moved, fed and functioned.