Succeeding issues of Lyrical Ballads contained more of Wordsworth and less of Coleridge.
Louis Moréri set an example in his rapid incorporation of new information in each succeeding issue of his widely used Grand Dictionnaire historique (1674; "The Great Historical Dictionary").
Yet in succeeding issues, after the newspaper published an op-ed column lamenting Ms. Haley's conversion, the top letter to the editor came from a reader disparaging her as a "female Uncle Tom" who would be "willing to sell Indian-American interests down the river in a heartbeat".
The results were unremarkable, but Reiss was energetic, and was able to improve the quality of fiction in succeeding issues, though he occasionally apologized to the readers for printing weak material.
Gerald Ford, who succeeded Nixon, issued a presidential pardon for Nixon.
Mr. Richter said other complications were likely and that he doubted that Anthem would succeed in issuing stock by the end of the year.
Francis told the 250 bishops or so gathered, whom he generally referred to as "sinners," that they would not succeed by "issuing stern decrees or by simply creating new committees or improving flow charts, as if we were in charge of a department of human resources".
The issue of equality succeeded the issue of religion as the dominant topic of American educational debate.
Mr. Gates, making his first visit to China as defense secretary, succeeded Donald H. Rumsfeld, who issued a number of provocative statements on the Chinese military before leaving office last December.
A senior Nasa official has told the Guardian that the world's space agencies, or the commercial firms that may eventually succeed them, could issue one-way tickets to space, with the travellers accepting that they would not come back.
