Sentences with phrase «edition covers recent»

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Appearing as the cover story of the USA Today Weekend edition, Jayson wrote about a recent study conducted by online dating sites JDate and Christian Mingle in which 1500 singles aged 21 - 50 shared their thoughts on how mobile phone technology and texting when it comes to matters of the heart.

While a lot of the best horror Blu - ray and DVD releases of the month come later in it, including next week's special editions of «Carrie» and «The Thing» (which we'll cover individually), it starts now with releases of recent hits like «The Shallows» and classics like «Stephen King's It» and «Lady in White» for your Halloween movie marathon.

Today, Scholastic announced the release of the most recent installment the updated covers for the trade paperback editions of the beloved Harry Potter series, books that still have a vast and active fan base despite their age.

Today, Scholastic announced the release of the most recent installment the updated covers for the trade paperback editions of the beloved Harry Potter series, books that still have a vast and... [Read more...]

Take the cover art for a recent edition of John le Carré's Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy, a New York Times Bestseller.

Featuring Brendan Fernandes on the cover to align with his recent exhibition, The Master and Form, at the Graham Foundation, the full - color, oversize journal will be produced as a limited - edition 10,000 count run available for distribution at multiple public locations throughout the city of Chicago, as well as select national and -LSB-...]

Short of framing the October issue of this magazine, which features a recent Stella sculpture on the cover, an easier way to get a Stella in your house is to claim one of the 250 needlepoint kits, titled The Mesh Canvas, produced in a limited edition by Art in America and Artspace in partnership with the artist.

For background information on Johnson and his work, there's a Los Angeles Times review of the exhibit and a recent cover feature in the May ’09 Artforum (available in the print edition only).

A recent story by Fred Pearce in the February 9th online edition of the Guardian («Victory for openness as IPCC climate scientist opens up lab doors») covers some of the more publicized aspects of the last 14 years of my scientific career.

Fully revised and updated, key developments covered in the new edition include the Employment Tribunals Rules of Procedure 2013 (as amended up to 2017) and the incorporation of recent case law, including the Supreme Court ruling that led to the government abolishing fees in 2017.