Zagat restaurant guides for Palm devices, for instance, are published by Landware for $29.95 for the first city and $14.95 for each additional city.
(This is especially true for children's books, one author pointed out — what kind of ear for American idiom is the average British seven-year-old likely to have?) Shriver's books, for instance, are published in the U.K. first, and generally sell better there than in the U.S. It would be reasonable to think that her primary audience is British.
In his essay on Conrad, for instance, which was published in 1974, Naipaul declares, "The novel as a form no longer carries conviction" -- an idea he reiterates elsewhere.
We expect that in the later novels - Phineas Finn, for instance, which was published when Trollope was 54 - but what is clear from The Kellys is that his gift was not developed, it was largely inherent.
Mark Twain's Autobiography, for instance, which was published in 1924, is typically listed as the source for the quote "lies, damned lies, and statistics".
In the first instance, this information was published, by the Project, as a series of proceedings, from workshops, and teaching manuals written by regional and international experts in the twin fields of food and agricultural marketing.
In that instance, an immediate correction was published.
For instance, just last week a study was published suggesting that being married boosts your chances of surviving cancer.
After Stephen King's "Cujo" was published, for instance, the St. Bernard was considered satanic.
