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Sixteen million copies of the popular coin were put into circulation.

The city's extensive public-transport network was made free from March 14th, and extra trains were put into circulation.

The materials have been in the library's collection since the mid-90s and were put into circulation in the early 2000s.

By the end of the first year, membership had reached 40,000 and by 1939 it was up to 57,000; in total, 6m LBC volumes were put into circulation.

Two copies of the book — with Mr. Ralph's illustrations, which now seem quite chaste — were put into circulation on Wednesday, as was an audio version for those who prefer to conjure their own images.

The four notes, valued at thousands of pounds, were put into circulation last year - one each in Scotland, England, Wales and Northern Ireland - to help take art to a wider audience.

The success or failure of any technological intervention is to a large part determined not by any putative inherent feature of the technology, but the manner in which it is put into circulation amidst existing networks and complex social relations.

Additional sums had already been put into circulation, the police said, without specifying the exact amount.

A new 500-tugrik note bearing the portrait of Genghis Khan was put into circulation.

Her signature will begin appearing on bills early next year, after the current reserves of currency are put into circulation.

The word "Anthropocene" was put into circulation by Paul Crutzen, a Dutch chemist who, in 1995, shared a Nobel Prize for discovering the effects of ozone-depleting compounds.