How to pronounce “reprint”(noun) in English

consumer goods and you got a reprint of some of the newspaper strip material in

too cheap to pay for the reprint rights to the newspaper strips so he instead found a bunch of young cartoonists who

and came up with ways of buying the rights to the reprint material and packaging it for 10 cents a copy to sell

And the lighter bits are the number of reprints of pamphlets.

But for Luther it was the number of reprints by printers that's the really crucial thing.

And the white ones are the number of reprints.

Paul not only published it but gave me free 200 copies of reprints that I could distribute.

We celebrated the 40th anniversary by running a reprint and a lot of publicity.

the side jobs that my husband and I do is that we co-edit the fantasy half of a reprint Anthology called the year best

It's printed in country, which makes it easier for reprints, and for all of those kind of things.

And I can remember on the 50th anniversary of the class or something, they came out with a reprint of the first edition.

So you can see in 1523, it's said to be 3/4-- a bit more-- of the pamphlets, call it 350 reprints, are going on there.