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The book publisher shall notify, and pay remuneration to, the copyright owner when the work is to be reprinted or republished.

Modifications to the . properties file require the web application to be rebuilt and republished to the server.

Articles can exist in only one publication; articles cannot be republished .

For aesthetic, psychological, educational, and political reasons, the whole story should be republished.

A government report, republished on Tuesday, warned that the country's 150m migrant workers must be treated better in their new homes.

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Anything you share can be forwarded, circulated and republished via other people's networks.

Mr. Chen's comments during a speech in the Chinese capital have been republished on the Internet by the State Council, China's Cabinet.

Source material: Primary source for all four librettos is Schott's 1899 vocal scores (republished in the United States by Schirmer in 1904).

As for Ambrose Bierce, "The Devil's Dictionary" was republished a couple of years ago, and continues to sell respectably.

the parameter name or data type was changed in the report definition , and the report was republished.

A company might use their standard licensing agreement which means that others can't build on republished datasets.

These data are compared with republished results.

And both are enforcing licensing rules: for instance, that a stream of tweets can be analysed but not republished.

Therefore, the question we now need to answer is: how many public domain works have been republished after the 1923 cut-off date?

Verified forms of republished articles in academic periodicals and preventive tactics

Republished from the pages of National Geographic magazine