Synonyms for publications
pub·li·ca·tions

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1. publications

   Literature is collective, including in the most general sense all the written or printed productions of the human mind in all lands and ages, or in a more limited sense, referring to all that has been published in some land or age, or in some department of human knowledge; as, the literature of Greece; the literature of the Augustan age; the literature of politics or of art. Literature, used absolutely, denotes what has been called "polite literature" or belles-lettres, i. e., the works collectively that embody taste, feeling, loftiness of thought, and purity and beauty of style, as poetry, history, fiction, and dramatic compositions, including also much of philosophical writing, as the "Republic" of Plato, and oratorical productions, as the orations of Demosthenes. In the broad sense, we can speak of the literature of science; in the narrower sense, we speak of literature and science as distinct departments of knowledge. Literature is also used to signify literary pursuits or occupations; as, to devote one's life to literature. Compare KNOWLEDGE; SCIENCE.

   Synonyms:
   belles-lettres, books, literary productions, literary works, literature, writings

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1. List of paraphrases for "publications":

   publication, publicaciones, publishing, literature, issuances, leaflets, journals, published, digest

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1. The Vatican:

   Publications of this kind do not contribute in any way to establishing clarity and truth.

2. Zinta Aistars:

   ”Aberjhani is also known as author of Encyclopedia of the Harlem Renaissance, The Bridge of Silver Wings, and The Wisdom of W.E.B. Dubois. He publishes often in various publications, print and online. His poetry has an intensely intimate courage, the sort we would all wish to have, but too often hold protectively back.”

3. Avigdor Feldman:

   The military censors have long lost any central status they had in blocking publications.

4. Justin Tackney:

   Unfortunately, many of these skeletons, including the one described here, lack sufficient collagen forconventional radiocarbon analysis, creative dating of some, but not all, of these individuals will be called into question, but this is offset by the slowly accumulating publications of each new individual described.

5. Peter Stano:

   The publications of the EEASare categorically independent. We have never bowed to any alleged external political pressure. This includes also our latest snapshot overview on disinfo trends published last Friday, the public EEAS special reportmakes clear reference to the continued use of conspiracy narratives and disinformation from government and State-backed sources, including Russia and China. This is a good indicator for the fact thatthe EU did not back down to any outside pressure.