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The range of interpretations eventually coalesced around one depiction - the mask worn by the revolutionary protagonist of Alan Moore's V for Vendetta comic book In 1846, The Lancet, a medical journal which publishes to this day, recorded an incident of "death from fright" when a small girl died after being terrified by a boy in a red "Guy-Fawkes" mask.

That incident prompted Gruner + Jahr, which publishes Stern, to protest to the Association of German Magazine Publishers, which said its chief executive, Wolfgang Fürstner, was drafting a letter of complaint to Apple.

According to a 2003 survey by Book Hunter Press, which publishes guides to book dealers in the United States and Canada, sales of used books online have increased 11.3percentt since 2001.

Before starting his project, he asked Forest Trends (which publishes Ecosystem Marketplace) to see if there was a way to straighten out the tenure issue.

He arranged for Bob Meighan, vice president of the consumer tax group at Intuit, which publishes TurboTax, to address the group in January.

The bridegroom's parents are the founders and the chairman and the chairwoman of Zagat Survey in New York, which publishes guides to restaurants, hotels, spas, shopping and movies.

The Thing, which publishes 500 to 1,000 copies per issue, has indeed surprised its fans with things like door stops and double-sided playing cards.

Recently they hired a top digital executive away from News Corp., which publishes The Times, to head The Independent's Web efforts.

But despite the evidence, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has ignored calls (including those from the Natural Resources Defense Council, which publishes OnEarth) to take neonics off the market.

Bayer then submitted a field study to the EPA four years later (a study that NRDC, which publishes OnEarth, had to sue to get).

Consumer Product Safety Commission and Consumers Union (which publishes Consumer Reports -sent representatives to the expo to inspect new products.