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house organ

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house organ,
a publication designed for distribution to the employees or members of an institution or business. It may be prepared by a staff within the institution or business or by an outside agency.


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The caption said the photo will appear in the Studebaker News, the national house organ of Studebaker.
In one case, the Minerals Council's claim, via Nationals senator Barnaby Joyce, that the government's emissions trading scheme would cost 50,000 mining jobs in Queensland was reported without demur in the house organ of climate scepticism, the Australian, when a quick check of ABS statistics would have shown there were actually fewer than 50,000 people in the entire Queensland mining sector.
Tooling & Production was born as Progress, the house organ of the Special Tool, Die, and Machine Shop Industry Trade Association (STDMSI), in August of that year.
 
 
 
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