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1. The purchase price will be $ 6.5 million, said Nigel Newton, founder and chief executive of Bloomsbury.
2. Bloomsbury CEO Nigel Newton said, " [ They have ] unleashed a very disingenuous, self-interested attack on us.
3. The author didn't attend Friday's ceremony in London, but asked her publisher, Nigel Newton, to deliver a message of thanks.
4. It was Bloomsbury Publishing's chief executive, Nigel Newton, who first proposed the project to Microsoft in 1991, even though Bloomsbury had never before produced a dictionary.
5. Reynolds was Deputy Managing Director and Publishing Director ( non-fiction ) for Bloomsbury Publishing, co-founding the company with Chief Executive Nigel Newton, Liz Calder and Alan Wherry.
6. It's difficult to find nigel newton in a sentence. 用nigel newton造句挺難的
7. "' Nigel Newton "'( born 16 June 1955 ) is a founder and Chief Executive of Bloomsbury Publishing Plc, one of the largest publishing companies in the United Kingdom.
8. Rowling, whose books about the orphan wizard have dominated bestseller lists for four years, did not attend the ceremony in London, but asked her publisher, Nigel Newton, to deliver a message of thanks.
9. But Nigel Newton, chairman of Bloomsbury Publishing, said that while discounting would certainly increase the sale of books, it would not result in greater profits to booksellers or to publishers because it would squeeze profit margins.
10. The release of the film " Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone " in November had had a " tremendous " effect on book sales, said Bloomsbury's chairman, Nigel Newton.
11. The idea for the Encarta was born in the early 1990s, when Nigel Newton, chief executive of the British publishing house Bloomsbury, wrote Bill Gates a letter proposing to create a dictionary of " world English ."
12. "We are thrilled to announce the publication date, " chief executive Nigel Newton said in a joint statement with Barbara Marcus, president of Scholastic Children's Books, Rowling's U . S . publisher.
13. If you don't take my word for it, you may consider what Nigel Newton, Chief Executive of Bloomsbury, said when Bloomsbury bought Osprey : " The acquisition of Osprey increases our presence in niche special interest markets ".
14. But for Bloomsbury, the series'runaway success has been nothing less than a coup _ for the editors who first spotted Ms . Rowling's talent, and for the company's 44-year-old chief executive, Nigel Newton.
15. In a joint statement, Bloomsbury chief executive Nigel Newton and Barbara Marcus, president of Scholastic Children's Books, Rowling's U . S . publisher, promised the new book " is absolutely superb and will delight all J . K . Rowling's fans.
16. In his booth in the British hall, Nigel Newton, the chairman of Bloomsbury, sat back calmly as the literary world gossiped unflatteringly about his company's publication of " Princess in Love, " the latest book to portray the British royal family as a bunch of indiscreet adulterers.
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