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Перевод: published

[прилагательное]
опубликованный; изданный; вышедший

Тезаурус:

1. "The Poetry of Perestroika" is an anthology of poems that were written, or published for the first time, during the period when the bureaucratic grip was gradually loosened.
2. But by the time these "new" results had been published, the damage had been done.
3. He also would like all correspondence about the future of the Government's "golden share" in Rover to be published.
4. After all, he thought that is the sort of information that could be published elsewhere.
5. These stories of the discoveries made by the Portuguese explorers and told in lyric form were published in 1572.
6. The Standing Commission on Museums and Galleries inspected the Collection, its staffing and funding, and a report was published by HMSO.
7. The hip scores of both parents are then given and all this information is published in the Club magazine, not only to assist people in the purchase of quality puppies, but also for the general information and education of members.
8. The sixth, published in 1752 and dedicated to the Earl of Northumberland, had an elaborate frontispiece (hitherto it had been just a large formal garden with a plantation in the distance) etched and engraved by Edward Rooker (1711-;74), after a drawing by Samuel Wade of an allegorical group showing Britannia receiving the fruits of the earth.
9. To encourage speculators Chron published a brochure, assuring his would-be customers that by collecting paintings of promising young artists and selling them ten or fifteen years later, they could realize an increase of five to ten times on the purchase price.
10. The best-selling book that will end up in 400,000 Christmas stockings this week was the brainchild of Guinness chief executive Sir Hugh Beaver and first published in 1955, a time when the brewery owned 84,382 pubs in Britain.
11. Results from a special research programme on the Bolsover farms will be published as soon as the work has been completed.
12. PATIENTS in Britain face the longest wait in Europe to see a specialist, according to a major study published yesterday.
13. There exists no easy guide to me Tolkien mythology, and the existing materials, when published, have required the extensive annotation of Tolkien's son.