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Bulk Circulation

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Bulk Circulation
A way to circulate a periodical such as a magazine or a newspaper. A periodical is in bulk circulation if its publisher places a large number of issues in a central location. For example, a magazine may be distributed exclusively at coffee shops, or a daily newspaper may place several issues at the student union at a university.


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