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This edition is an expansion of the original edition (1993), with new essays on epistemology, ethics, and economics.

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  1. noun The entire number of copies of a publication issued at one time or from a single set of type.
  2. noun A single copy from this group.
  3. noun The form in which a publication is issued: a paperback edition of a novel; an annotated edition of Shakespeare.
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  • The major new special feature on this edition is a look at the making of the —  Toon Zone News
  • Inside this edition is also a description of "the Lucifer Archetype."
  • This edition is the choice of advanced users willing to have more control over the burning process and keep it simple at the same time. —  AvaxHome RSS:
  • Is it just a coincidence that the edition was the story of a corporate executive forced to work as an hourly laborer mopping floors and cleaning urinals? —  Dialog International
  • This edition is an expansion of the original edition (1993), with new essays on epistemology, ethics, and economics. —  Mises Dailies
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  1. Middle English edicion, version, translation, from Latin ēditiō, ēditiōn-, publication, production, from ēditus, past participle of ēdere, to publish, produce; see edit.

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  1. = French édition = Spanish edicion = Portuguese edição = Italian edizione, from Latin editio (n-), a putting forth, a publishing, edition of a literary work, from edere, past participle editus, put forth, publish: see edit.
  2. from edition, n.
 

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