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For those who are not familiar with a stock buyback program, the stock can either be canceled or reissued at a later date.
The fact that this tale of sadomasochism among genteel folk has been reissued at all suggests a dissatisfaction with the simplistic narrative of liberation that has dominated women's literature practically since the date of this novel's original publication.
Allan Gurganus, Aileen Ward and Mr. Moody wrote new chapters for Yaddo's old booklet "Six Decades at Yaddo," which is being reissued as "A Century at Yaddo" in hardcover, aimed for the first time at the public.
This is primarily because of production shortfalls in Peru, as well as Chile, where a fishing stop on anchovy fishing was reissued at the end of September.
Within a couple of years, it would have featured accompanying a romantic montage in a John Hughes teen drama, and by now it would have been reissued at least twice and those responsible would never have had to work again.
Is this because the vinyl being released or reissued at the moment is particularly blokey?
The airlines told them that they need not refund portions of their commissions on tickets reissued at the lower fares.
The notes would be repaid by the end of the fiscal year but then quickly reissued at the start of the next year.
Robin Day's classic Polyprop with its simple plastic shell on tubular steel legs has been reissued at John Lewis, which also sells Jasper Morrison's simple and striking Magis Air.
Now reissued at bargain price in elegant hardback along with The Restaurant at the End of the Universe and Life, the Universe and Everything, it is essential reading for all carbon-based, ape-descended bipedal life-forms.
It's righteous that Kraftwerk's long-awaited remastered catalogue is getting reissued at almost the same time as the long-awaited remastered catalogue of the Beatles, because Hütter & Co rival the Fab Four for both their transformative impact on pop and their melodic genius.
