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• a  suitable for publication

• The remarkable thing is that if not for its length, this particular press release was eminently publishable, without risk of embarrassment.
• There are advantages and disadvantages to this: if the piece is successful, you get most of the kudos, but if it's a flop, deemed not publishable by the editors, you may try to .
• But some German historians argue that scholarly editions of the book should be legally publishable.

• unpublishable

News & Articles

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• To Submit Obituaries
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  June 13, 2013 - Philly.com

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• Sir Michael Hopkins in Yahoo! News (press release)
  Mr. Vaintrob found a very beautiful formula for describing the way shapes combine in string theory,said competition judge Dr. Michael Hopkins, Professor of Mathematics, Harvard University. "His work is at the PhD level, publishable and...
• Stephen A Smith in Accuracy In Media
  Had he been a Spokesman-Review staff member, he would have faced suspension, at least, for his misstep,said editor Steven A. Smith. "So, we're dropping the column. We'll look elsewhere for a publishable ethicist."
• John Cramer in Seattle Post Intelligencer
  It wouldn't be as nice as a positive result, but it would certainly be interesting and publishable,Cramer said.