Second serial rights, for which much less is paid, can still yield useful sums: after first serialization has taken place, lesser papers in other parts of the country, or in other countries where the same language is spoken, can use the book.
But today, the "Grey Old Lady" (New York Times) and lesser papers across the country are emulating the very newspaper they had relentlessly ridiculed.
The company, whose products range from Pampers diapers to Pringles snacks, said the creeping costs of plastics, many of which are oil-based, and to a lesser degree paper have cut into profit margins.
It also includes lesser-known papers, including a postcard to his ailing mother, private correspondence with his lovers, and a pile of fanmail Einstein received about his wild hairdo.
As fate would have it, the distant comet belt had also been predicted in two lesser-known papers in 1943 and 1949 by a retired Irish army officer and astronomer, Kenneth Edgeworth.
It is mainly used on bast (soft vegetable fibres such as jute, flax, and hemp) and to a lesser extent on paper, leather, and mordanted cotton.
Others asked why Moyes was failing to extract the extra 10% which his predecessor's force of personality somehow brought out in lesser players and papered over a number of shortcomings in his squad.
For example, if the legitimate source wants to decrease the noise variance, he can choose to use oversampling to replicate the dots; on the contrary, if the legitimate source wants to increase the noise variance, he can use a paper of lesser quality.
With 50 million customers a week, all of whom leave the store with greater or lesser forms of a paper product, they have their work cut out for them.
In general, having fewer papers in highly respected journals tends to give a better impression than lots of papers in "lesser" journals.
