Its printed edition has a special page for communication with readers and for their comments, which also includes corrections from previous releases.

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The updated definition will be added in the online version of the dictionary this year, and in the next printed edition next year.

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Although the script slants to the right and looks unfamiliar to modern Arabic speakers, the text itself is almost exactly what you would find in a modern printed edition.

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Between them, Bloomsbury and Scholastic printed a first edition of more than four million copies.

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To my father and mother, whose eyes were wide open with question, he showed the picture of my second brother printed in the morning edition of Kyoto Shimbun.

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He also let me leaf through a magnificent 1487 edition of La Comedia, the so-called Brescia Dante printed by Boninus de Boninis, the first edition illuminated with woodcuts.

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The first paperback printed in the U.S. was an edition of The Good Earth by Pearl S. Buck printed by Pocket Books in 1938.

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"We've also got some of the earliest examples of printing in the world, from the 1400s, from Gutenberg and from Caxton and a rare edition of the complete works printed by Kelmscott Press by William Morris, " he added.

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Three hundred thousand copies of the first edition of the book have been printed in Italy.

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Tropez swimsuit company Vilebrequin has taken the craft aspect to the next level by embroidering motifs on printed nylon canvas in an intricate, multi-step process, for their limited-edition Motu line of bathing suits.

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