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publications
noun as in printing of written or visual material
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Strong matches
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noun as in something printed for reading
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Example Sentences
This paper is one of a Collection of more than 40 HCA publications in Nature Portfolio journals that represent a milestone leap in our understanding of the human body.
These publications, usually run by academic institutions or scientific societies, charge relatively low APCs, in what’s known as the gold model, or nothing at all, known as the diamond model.
Once one of about 40 plaintiffs suing Mr. Murdoch’s publications, the prince is now one of only two people still fighting after dozens of others settled their claims.
"We have also learned valuable lessons about some patients' decisions not to participate in Tapestry, which will be the focus of future publications," he added.
The publications were "a purely commercial endeavour" and "had damaged public trust" in charities, the report concluded.
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