Meld, 1996 97, p. 17), and a new Introduction Act and a universal introduction allowance for newly arrived immigrants (lasts up to 2 years) were introduced in 2004: An introduction act which was not subject of political disagreement in the Norwegian parliament.
And his newly recorded introduction gives him the chance to apologize -- sort of -- for his voiceover comments on an earlier, laser-disc version, in which he disparaged the then-fledgling DVD in favor of the laser disc.
About 3.2 million such workers are expected to benefit from the newly announced introduction of the country's first minimum wage, part of the government's plan to transform Malaysia into a high-income nation.
Both were sandwiched between a newly written introduction and an outlook section on the potential uses of nanotechnology.
The second disc of the DVD includes a "Special Edition" version of the story; a movie-style edit featuring new CGI graphics throughout, with a newly recorded introduction by director Fiona Cumming.
Some of those may be specially packaged, with some guests doing newly recorded introductions to memorable shows.
Also included are three short films by Mr. Étaix — among them his Oscar-winning 1962 short "Happy Anniversary" — as well as newly recorded introductions to the films by Mr. Étaix, who today, at 84, remains a sharp, cleareyed, skeptical presence.
Following the success of Ronnie Barker: A BAFTA Tribute, Barker wanted to return The Two Ronnies to television and the BBC commissioned The Two Ronnies Sketchbook, a clip show of their best sketches along with newly recorded introductions.
However, unpublished work by the authors has raised these numbers to 86 introduced species and an additional 40 cryptogenic species (Mead et al. in prep), with more newly discovered introductions regularly being added to this list.
Penguin Classics — an almost all-backlist imprint that has 4,000 titles, some from the public domain and most with a newly commissioned scholarly introduction — sells "hundreds of thousands" of copies of its most popular titles, including "The Grapes of Wrath," "The Crucible" and "The Odyssey," said Elda Rotor, the imprint's executive editor.
