weekly paper

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weekly
adjective
adverb
uk
/ˈwiː.kli/us
/ˈwiː.kli/
happening once a week or ...
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paper
noun
uk
/ˈpeɪ.pər/us
/ˈpeɪ.pɚ/
thin, flat material made from crushed wood or cloth, used for writing, printing, or ...
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Theweeklypaperconsumption is approximately 12 tons.
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Aweeklypaper, now making £4,000 profit, would have £7,000 taken away from it.
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We could not print aweeklypaperif we had not the use of machines.
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It is aweeklypaper.
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Theweeklypapercontinued publishing until 1913.
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He ran theweeklypaperuntil 1989.
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Thisweeklypaperpublished sixteen issues.
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In most districts there are a couple of local papers, one an evening paper and one aweeklypaper.
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I cannot find that any of these prisoners has been debarred from receiving aweeklypaperunder this standing order.
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The tenant can give the work to someone that he has picked out of the advertisements in theweeklypaper.
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This description is from a special commissioner of thisweeklypaper, who investigated such cases close to my constituency.
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Its meetings includeweeklypaperreadings and debates.
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Theweeklypaperwhich deals with economics said that it was very difficult to find out just how the prices of steel had been fixed.
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If it is successful one makes it into a fortnightly paper, and if it is still successful one makes it into aweeklypaper.
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The publisher gathered theweeklypaperinto monthly and annual editions.
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Most notably the paper has evolved into aweeklypaperfrom the monthly it once was.
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In the late 1980s the town was served by aweeklypaperwith the same name.
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At its peak, theweeklypaperachieved a circulation of 66,000 in 1942.
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It began as aweeklypaperand eventually developed into a daily.
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In the '90s the paper changed from a daily to a twiceweeklypaper.
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Initially aweeklypaper, it was later published biweekly, finally becoming a daily newspaper in 1983.
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It continued to be published until 1899 as aweeklypaper.
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Originally founded in 1875, theweeklypaperhas been in continuous publication since 1889.
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It was founded in 1994 as aweeklypaperand it became daily in 1999.
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