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Woodbridge, Suffolk, UK : A Scottish Text Society publication, published by the Boydell Press, 2015.

GNL may, at its sole discretion, edit and re-publish the Reports in any form in any online or off-line publication published by GNL.

"The heels sold in Pyongyang No 1 Department Store and other markets have thick heels and high platforms," the propagandist publication, published by Chongryon in Japan, reported.

GNM and partners of the competition may, at its sole discretion, edit and re-publish the Finalist Features and any photographs which the Finalists may take on the trip in connection with their Finalist Feature in any form, in any online or off-line publication published by GNM or any partner organisations.

The online publication, published by Bond Strategy and Influence, launched in the fall of 2013 in connection with several of the most important international art shows.

Not only did this article appear in a publication published by the Pentagon, but it was written by a man currently working under Secretary of Defense Robert Gates and was reviewed by the office of the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, Admiral Mike Mullen.

Visitors can also peruse copies of some of the most influential publications published by MIT Press.

The series also contains a few publications published by white racist groups that promoted segregation, such as Southern Digest.

Please note that earlier publications published by the Arnold Arboretum and the Harvard University Herbaria are freely available via local sites or the Biodiversity Heritage Library.

Using the CRISP search engine and PUBMED, we selected publications published by the National Institute on Aging (NIA) and National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK) K-grant recipients during 1989-2004, associated with all the diabetes and obesity clinical trials.

The pattern of discipline/area focus of the papers were different between the two countries, with the United States pattern more similar to the average pattern, as also anticipated by the much higher share of publications published by the United States.