Compass has spent hundreds of millions of dollars on technology. But will it be enough to keep top producing agents at the brokerage or lift it out of
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Publishers Weekly. Fiction. 1. “Lore Olympus, Vol. 2,” Rachel Smythe (Random House Worlds). 2. “The Hotel Nantucket,” Elin Hilderbrand (Little,
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COLFAX — The three-story Fraternity Block building was designed by A.F. Perry of Walla Walla and constructed in 1889 at a cost of $12000. In many.
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The Council of Europe is launching a call for the purchase of production, printing and publishing services within the framework of the…
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Mudsock Fest is set to rock for Children's TherAplay of Carmel July 30. The festival will be held at 10570 E. 116th St., Fishers.
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Another audio best-seller this year was the Bose QuietComfort earbuds. Although small, the QuietComfort 'buds deliver some exceptional
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Alterra Mountain Company announced that Todd Bennett has been selected as president and chief operating officer of Deer Valley Resort in Utah,
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As for the future of Oni Lion Forge Publishing Group? A potential sale seems to be the only logical reason for stripping down the company for parts.
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“The intellectual and creative contributions of visual arts journalists … narrative videos and other forms of critical writing provide the first
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In these materials, indie publishing refers to self-publishing, … for promoting their projects, no matter their paths to publication.
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How the editor of the Chicago Sun-Times decided to publish a photo of victims of the Highland Park shooting. 'It's not something you can take back
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USA Today Best-Selling Books for the week ending 7/10/2022.
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… site TopTierTactics under the moniker Xiant, and somehow managed to find time to get an MFA in Creative Writing in between all the gaming.
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No, according to Florida's message to textbook publishers. Florida undergoes a state-level adoption process of textbooks—meaning reviewers check
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