repeat edition

The stereotypes could be stored for repeat editions in much less space than standing forms.

ABC will again use a repeat edition of its sketch show, "Whose Line Is It Anyway?"

One of the earliest productions of his press was Robert Liston's Practical Surgery, 1837, of which there were repeated editions.

Because of this, the BBC cancelled the Saturday repeat edition of SMart.

She later became known for her memoir about the events and her captivity, published in 1888 to great success, with repeated editions and two reprintings by the early twentieth century.

He detailed the towering achievements of John Jay, the nation's first Chief Justice, and scrupulously oversaw repeated editions of the "Encyclopedia of American History."

ABC announced this week that "Nightline" would broadcast special updated repeat editions of programs about crime in America for five weeks on Thursday nights starting Aug. 6.

Whatever the other editions there are and will be in the future, LD has become the most quoted and referred to, as testified by two repeated editions - in 1922-1923 and 1989-1994.