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Hyman was a staff writer for The New Yorker and Jackson was at the outset of her career as a writer of spooky fictions, some of which would later be published here (though, as Ben Yagoda notes in "About Town," in 1943, fiction editor Gus Lobrano rejected a batch of Jackson's stories calling them "cryptic and loony").

Guests will confirm their authenticity by announcing it on Twitter, and session transcripts will later be published to Medium.

In a summary of the project, PLoS chair and co-founder Harold Varmus explains that the expectation is that the papers will later be published in peer reviewed journals.

Some of these strips would later be published in Help! and Cavalier magazines and in the underground comix.

When the hearings started in 1542, Las Casas presented a narrative of atrocities against the natives of the Indies that would later be published in 1552 as "Brevísima relación de la destrucción de las Indias".

An amplification of it later was published in Berlin, 1932 Huberman's all-out attack on Hitler came in 1933.

The Stand – the original version of it, something I'll talk about later – was published in 1978.

First issued in 1735, it later was published as the Nouvel atlas de la Chine ("New Atlas of China") in 1737.

A collection of her interviews later was published as Sharāktu fī al-khadīʿah (2001; "I Participated in the Deception"), a phrase she borrowed from her interview with French writer Alain Robbe-Grillet.

The original proposal later was published in Ref. [1].

Her literary silence lasted 55 years, until a second manuscript suddenly surfaced: "Go Set a Watchman," written before "Mockingbird" but set 20 years later, was published in 2015 amid tremendous fanfare and record-breaking sales.