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Cannon tabulated an attrition rate of 1.5% for new meanings and new items originally admitted to the Merriam Addenda Sections which were cumulatively included in reprints of Webster's Third New International Dictionary of the English Language (1961) at five-year intervals in the 1966-81 period, but then were excluded from Merriam's 9,000 Words (1983).
It reprints a letter Agassi paid to have published in the program for the Golden Globe awards when Shields was a nominee.
, the e-library.ru project organized by the RFBR and supported by the Open Society Institute [the Soros Foundation, based in New York] and the Department of Education) (Table 2), reprints at authors' Web pages, and last but not least, colleagues abroad who break copyright laws by e-mailing PDF files; there is even a popular bulletin board coordinating this activity.
Fear not, apple eaters; the Star very thoughtfully reprints the address of the TMJ Association's Web site.
One, by Dwelly, was issued in fascicles from 1901 to 1911, and although the 10th edition was published in 1988, it is only a photocopy of earlier reprints containing the same errors as the first edition of 1912.