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The judge eventually sent the work to a university press.

A book published by a university press usually must meet a high standard.

The project did not seem commercial enough to interest a publisher, even a university press.

"I would go with Bob if he left and went to a university press.

Today, the press is one of the country's largest university presses.

Most, but not all, are produced by small companies or university presses.

From 1969 he worked in the university press as a setter.

The books were published by 18 houses, including 4 university presses.

Twenty-five of its articles were published as a book by a university press.

In addition, a large market for university press books, libraries, is shrinking.

University presses are no longer doing what they were originally organized to do.

It is the largest university press in the Middle East.

And many of the university presses at the convention also offer incentives.

"The authors are becoming more willing to turn to university presses."

"Somebody's got to keep the university presses in business," he chuckled.

For all their recent successes, university presses are not about to take over American publishing.

This is definitely a trend in the university press world."

A large number of other titles has been published in association with trade and university presses.

But some university presses have also apparently decided that a little hype is not always bad.

University presses have carved out other areas that seem not to interest the large commercial houses.

Practically every university press publishes a biography or two a year.

The Link left the university press network in 2012.

"I tried to have everything for everybody, from best sellers to university press titles.

The student newspaper gained the name University Press in 1971.

This trend has spread from university presses to publishing in general.