trade paper
noun[C]
COMMERCE,MARKETINGukusanewspaperthatpublishesarticlesandinformationthat are only ofinteresttopeopleworkingin aparticularindustry:
Storiesin thetradepaperssuggestedthat there wasannoyancein all threeunions.
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It became the first daily entertainmenttradepaperto start a website in 1995.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Soon after their marriage, she started to work at thetradepaper.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The performance was described by onetradepaperas a brilliant return to form.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.A question in this connection is asked by onetradepaper, a copy of which came into my possession this afternoon.
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It is atradepaperwhich has been sent to me, and which deals with the timber trade.
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Even thetradepaperhas changed its name.
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Every week one can see advertisements in our particulartradepaper, but still we cannot get the people.
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They might be reported in sometradepaperor the like, but they may go unknown.
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Is it not the case that every relevanttradepaperadvertises the intention and many of them make observations, and that a large number of national newspapers repeat the annoucement?
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He had been reading thetradepaper.
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