"We thought that advertising would sustain the editions, but the economy has not worked in our favor," said Mr. Dillehay.
Three years ago, he said, there just wasn't enough new material on Broadway to sustain a new edition nearly every year.
It maintains an unbroken record of publication dating from the first edition in 1864, sustained through both World Wars.
"Golden Void" has a grandeur that could have sustained a 15-minute live edition, even further deepened by Dibs's electric cello.
It also reflects Politico's penchant for placing itself at the vanguard of new media when in fact its business has been heavily sustained by ads in its print edition, distributed free in Washington.
The very last item vividly demonstrates what that means: it is the edition of Shakespeare's works that sustained South African political prisoners in the 1970s.
After the severe injuries sustained by Vince on the June 23, 3-hour edition of Raw, Shane appeared requesting for the Raw Superstars to stand together during what was a 'turbulent time'.
The crime novelist Elmore Leonard, in an introduction to the paperback edition of the book in 1983, wrote, "There is more sustained energy in the telling of what he remembered than in any novel I've ever read".
While National Journal has published daily editions at the political conventions since 1984, it faced little sustained competition before this year.
For unknown reasons, the society's name has sustained minor alterations over the years, from Anak in the 1908 Blue Print, the first edition of Georgia Tech's yearbook, to ANAK in recent editions of The Technique, Georgia Tech's student newspaper.
