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• n  a publication (such as a book) that is reprinted without changes or editing and offered again for sale
• v  print anew

• Though collected in various editions over the years, this one is the finest, reprinting the best of the full-page strip at its original, giant tabloid size (16x21 inches!) with .
• In 1986, he sued to prevent biographer Ian Hamilton from reprinting letters the author had sent to fans and friends.
• The Egyptian ambassador to Denmark expressed disbelief that the government would not prevent further reprinting.

• reissue
• reprint

News & Articles

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• Cherryhomes trashed Fifth Ward’s records — Missing files raised questions of impropriety, legality
    By Jerry Freeman Community Editor   In view of former city council president Jackie Cherryhomes’ return to the political scene with her current mayoral campaign, we are reprinting, with the author’s permission, this story that appeared on MSR’s front page March 7, 2002, five months after Natalie Johnson Lee replaced Cherryhomes as the Fifth [...]
  June 12, 2013 - Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder

Quotes

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• Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu in Gulf Daily News
  By reprinting these cartoons we are heading toward a bigger conflict and that shows that both sides will be hostages of their radicals,OIC secretary-general Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu said.
• Chris Bowers in International Herald Tribune
  In an entry at MyDD.com this week, Bowers said: "When you discuss any of these races in the future, please, use the same embedded hyperlink when reprinting the Republican's name. Then, I suppose, we will see what happens."
• Pete Price in Liverpool Echo
  Price, 61, said: "It's incredible we've got to this stage with it in such a short time - I can't believe they're reprinting already. The book is a dream come true and I'm just delighted people are enjoying it."