Other authors are taking advantage of the anniversary to reissue or expand on previous works.

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Some of her merchandise is ferreted out from manufacturers whom she has convinced to reissue old designs.

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Vintage Books plans to reissue the riveting novel upon the film's release, giving us another chance at appreciating this neglected author.

FORBES: A dark view

Upon the film's release, Vintage Books plans to reissue the riveting novel, giving us another chance at appreciating this neglected author.

FORBES: A dark view

But a smaller and more unlikely musical revival can be traced to the reissue five years ago of a strange little record called "Just Another Diamond Day" by a woman named Vashti Bunyan.

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To be sure, as a normal course of business, banks frequently buy back and reissue debt in order to manage their funding and ensure they have a mix of short-term and long-term borrowings.

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Fortunately, no one has to choose: The most recent reissue, The Gospel Truth, contains both versions.

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Dig in with Vampisoul's Rabbits and Carrots reissue, and then dig a bit deeper to learn more about the sounds of urban Mexico in the late '60s and early '70s.

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Once that happens, anyone can reissue them, which makes it easy for Europeans to purchase classic records of the past.

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Last year, Mission of Burma's original albums got the reissue treatment, and with that as a backdrop, the band has rounded into to form.

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