You produce more weekly magazines and newspapers than all the secular press in the European Union.

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Women's weekly magazines tend to rely utterly on news-stand sales.

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The tabloids and weekly magazines will do ANYTHING to sell copies, and in this case they decided to run a false story, knowing they had absolutely no proof that it was real.

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To take a more recent example, Arundhati Roy, India's Booker-prize novelist, not long ago wrote a long and impassioned article in one of India's weekly magazines portraying capitalists, especially foreign ones, as plunderers.

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But in an era when weekly and monthly magazines can seem hopelessly outpaced by digital delivery, the quarterly functions on its own, supra-Internet time.

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Hilton will be photographed wearing the watch, so it will appear for millions of readers in magazines like US Weekly and People.

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's Esquire to offer weekly or monthly iPad editions of their magazines, priced at or near the cover price of a print issue.

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Magazines like In Style and Us Weekly are fattening up with celebrity stock shots, and ad agencies, which once viewed stock as a creative armpit, are using high-quality canned images to lower production budgets.

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On the other was a straw Calypso bag stuffed with magazines like the Economist and Newsweek (OK, US Weekly and People).

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If diets worked, all the economic activities that now ride on the back of them, all the emotional hope sold by the magazines and all the diet foods and diet club memberships and weekly dues from repeat customers, would wither away.

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