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The ALA said that ebooks account for only a small percentage of borrowed items from most libraries, but they are the fastest-growing segment: the Chicago Public Library, it said, doubled its circulation of ebooks from 17,000 in 2009 to more than 36,000 in 2010.

A few months after Mr. Chaplin stepped down from the paper's top editorial post in December 1986, its circulation of 90,000 made it Hawaii's largest newspaper.

It's not even Sports Illustrated, with its circulation of three million.

Its circulation of 6,874,090 copies was up by 1.3% period on period.

The target was the Daily News, with its circulation of almost two million.

Conde Nast closed the magazine last week, announcing that its circulation of less than 550,000 was no longer sustainable.

And when it hit its circulation peak of 306,000 nine years ago, its publishers would have scoffed at this scenario.

According to people familiar with Time Inc.'s handling of the matter, Time turned down offers from Mansueto Ventures, owners of the rival magazine Fast Company, and other prospective buyers to acquire the Business 2.0 brand and its circulation list of 600,000 subscribers.

In another area, however, The Journal has outperformed almost all its competitors by maintaining its paid circulation of more than two million, in print and online, in the most recent reporting periods, while nearly every other major paper showed declines.

While Time has experienced a decline in newsstand sales of about 39 percent over the last five years, it has held onto its total circulation of about 3.3 million subscribers and newsstand buyers, according to data from the Alliance for Audited Media.

The scientific goals of the mission include studies of Venus's thick atmosphere and its mysterious circulation, of the planet's greenhouselike climate, and of its interaction with the solar wind.