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run of paper
adjective
MARKETINGukus(alsorun of press); (alsorun of publication); (abbreviationROP)
used to describe advertising space in a newspaper or magazine bought at a rate that does not allow the business buying the space to choose a particular place for their advertisement:
This page includes advertising specifications specific to the Metro newspaper run of paper adverts.
Examples of run of paper
run of paper
The preliminaries to a runofpaper may be likened to the make-ready on a printing-press, though they do not, as a rule, last nearly so long.
From Project Gutenberg
Long before three o'clock the major was back in the shop, waiting for the first run of papers to come off the press.
From Project Gutenberg
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