| - Did Regina Forbes tell you to reprint this? | |
| - Just reprint the one you did last time. | |
| A Moscow wire service is paying us 125,000 rubles for the reprint rights. | |
| A reprint of a photograph can't be clearer than the photograph itself. | |
| A reprint? | |
| - Did Regina Forbes tell you to reprint this? | |
| - Just reprint the one you did last time. | |
| A Moscow wire service is paying us 125,000 rubles for the reprint rights. | |
| A reprint of a photograph can't be clearer than the photograph itself. | |
| A reprint? | |
| Did you see the reprints I did of that Guatemala stuff? | |
| I'll get the reprints after this. | |
| Now, this... this book reprints the last remaining five pages of Jonathan Hawthorne's diary. | |
| Okay, but she can be kind of shady about doing reprints, so I'd talk to her if I were you. | |
| Our agent didn't want her face on the reprints. | |
| Did you see the reprints I did of that Guatemala stuff? | |
| I'll get the reprints after this. | |
| Now, this... this book reprints the last remaining five pages of Jonathan Hawthorne's diary. | |
| Okay, but she can be kind of shady about doing reprints, so I'd talk to her if I were you. | |
| Our agent didn't want her face on the reprints. | |
| After your talk with People, we reprinted the poster five times. | |
| And all the maps and atlases have to be redrawn and reprinted. | |
| At the time, nobody had reprinted a picture of Bettie Page in two or three decades. | |
| He took a picture of Arnold that day, and it made it onto the wire services... and was reprinted in newspapers throughout the country. | |
| He's having it reprinted and passed out among the fleet, and he's calling it, "My Triumphs, My Mistakes" by Gaius Baltar. | |
| Bleaching out the ink from fives, reprinting them | |
| If we had to make mention of it in the book every time we got close, we'd have been reprinting the same story every day. | |
| Oh, but this is the article you wrote about the reprinting of The Anarchist's Cookbook. | |
| They're still reprinting the early ones. | |
| Well, it's not just that we're using unnamed sources that bothers me... or that everything we print, the White House denies... or that almost no other papers are reprinting our stuff. | |
| After your talk with People, we reprinted the poster five times. | |
| And all the maps and atlases have to be redrawn and reprinted. | |
| At the time, nobody had reprinted a picture of Bettie Page in two or three decades. | |
| He took a picture of Arnold that day, and it made it onto the wire services... and was reprinted in newspapers throughout the country. | |
| He's having it reprinted and passed out among the fleet, and he's calling it, "My Triumphs, My Mistakes" by Gaius Baltar. | |
| Bleaching out the ink from fives, reprinting them | |
| If we had to make mention of it in the book every time we got close, we'd have been reprinting the same story every day. | |
| Oh, but this is the article you wrote about the reprinting of The Anarchist's Cookbook. | |
| They're still reprinting the early ones. | |
| Well, it's not just that we're using unnamed sources that bothers me... or that everything we print, the White House denies... or that almost no other papers are reprinting our stuff. | |
