Lifting The Burden secured the inclusion of headache disorders in the Atlas of Neurological Disorders [13], produced in 2005 jointly by WHO and the World Federation of Neurology (WFN), and as a major chapter in WHO's later publication, Neurological disorders: public health challenges [14].
Mohun was always conscious of his public image, and wrote a diary, with a view to later publication.
But other ads were withheld for later publication at the marketers' request.
We are currently analyzing research results and evaluating recommendations for later publication.
It was WikiLeaks' later publication of hacked emails damaging to Clinton, Trump's 2016 Democratic opponent, that drew his repeated praise.
The other disadvantage of later publication is that a book by a Bookeresque name published later in the season can be marked as a failure if it doesn't make the late July longlist or the early September shortlist.
During an unsuccessful job interview at Harvard, Sedgwick was advised that, since everyone only had "one good book" in them, and this was clearly Sedgwick's, she should save "Between Men" for later publication.
And while there are probably plenty of contemporary writers saving up their best e-mails on external hard drives for later publication, it's difficult to imagine those looking or acting like a volume of letters.
(In a later publication, Aristarchus gave the angular size of the Moon as half a degree, which is about right, but he apparently did not modify his earlier work).
A later publication - the Rabindra Kumar Dasgupta-authored Our Natinnal Anthem in 1993 - backed Sen's theory.
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