Sentence examples for reprinting material from inspiring English sources

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This post adapted and reprinted material from Core Reading: Pricing Strategy, HBP.

This issue includes reprinted material from earlier issues that were overseen by Thompson and Bacon.

According to Mike Godwin, the lead lawyer at the Wikimedia Foundation, under Wikipedia's license anyone can reprint material found there as long as Wikipedia is given credit and the license itself is reprinted, assuring that the material continues to roam free.

The problem, I think, is that Automattic, Tumblr and Twitter have their own First Amendment rights to distribute material, and the two other blogs have their own First Amendment rights to reprint material.

Because in Chemistry is housed within ACS, we are able to reprint material from other ACS publications, which opens up new topics for our readers.

He claimed that "[he] didn't know what [he] was doing," and reprinted material without obtaining permission, including a review of Cannonball Run II.

A British edition appeared for 28 issues between 1963 and 1965; it reprinted material from The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction as well as from the US edition of Venture.

His second book, entitled The Terrible Truth About Liberals, was published in 1998, and contains reprinted material from his first book, along with a significant amount of new material.

This also allows students 24-hour access to reprint materials as needed for study.