Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Their books remain invisible to readers of the world's most published language.
• way of referring to acts
• Note to readers
• Notice to readers (see page 3 of the cover)
• NLM currently supports MS Reader, Acrobat Reader and those are the most popular readers worldwide.
• It would link our Parliament to the national parliaments, to editors and producers, to journalists' associations, to readers and to television viewers.
• That idea of an ethical approach to the Greek crisis might sound absurd to readers of the financial press, and many politicians will undoubtedly consider it naive.
• Finally, Community brochures for the general public also play a useful role, as do press releases, which are generally well written, although sometimes badly explained to readers by journalists.

• However, in the interest of the readability and simplification of legal texts, it seems simpler and more understandable for readers seeking to assert their legal rights to use 'European Union' throughout.
• In contrast to identifiers, no binding requirements for readers should be laid down at the level of the Union.
• Every day, in London, I dip my quill in ink to become a new kind of djeli, a djeli for readers on both sides of the big river.
• In order to reduce potential administrative burden, the requirements for the approval procedure for readers should be clarified.
• NLM currently supports MS Reader, Acrobat Reader and those are the most popular readers worldwide.
• Tell your readers there is no underwear inside.
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• Well, I've got 2,000 words to do for Reader's Digest... on what it's like to be married to a man obsessed by murder.