Pacino opened his, finding an advance copy of the next week's Time magazine.

An advance copy of the article was made available by the quarterly review, which is based in Washington.

Families of those involved received advance copies inside the Guildhall.

The responses from the readers of the advance copies were too negative for him to use, however.

Members of Congress were not given advance copies, as is often custom.

What else did he put in that advance copy, Burke?

Just make it a £50 note for an advance copy.

Another friend, who has read an advance copy of the book, said it was malicious.

The study met with cautious enthusiasm among cancer researchers who had been seen advance copies.

I now knew what had happened to the advance copy.

Thus there are actually more promotional copies of the record than not.

The difference between promotional copies and the official release is a small black line through the bar code.

I sent a few promotional copies out recently, and we had an overwhelming response.

A promotional copy of the album leaked on 14 July 2009.

From the beginning, it was clear that Sears had a talent for writing promotional copy.

It was never commercially released, save for a limited amount of promotional copies.

Promotional copies of the album were never made available.

A promotional copy of this album was leaked onto p2p networks in early 2008.

Promotional copies were sent to radio stations but as response was poor, the band chose to not release it.

It was announced that a limited one-track physical promotional copy of the single would be available to press.

(400 of these are numbered from 101-500 and 5 are presentation copies.)

The librarian, who had requested the book for the library, returned the presentation copy to Wilde with a note of apology.

At the origin of printing, examples of many books, probably presentation copies, were printed on vellum.

It is the presentation copy of the preamble to the United Nations Charter.

There are two versions: one a carte de visite, the other a larger presentation copy, hand colored and dressed up in a leather case.

The works of art were all portraits; the books were all presentation copies from the authors.

It also appears on presentation copies of Senate resolutions recognizing appointments, commendations, and notable achievements.

Old master prints were sometimes printed on vellum, especially for presentation copies, until at least the seventeenth century.

The reprint was limited to 150 copies and 25 presentation copies.

The volume was bound in real leather, and the tops of its pages were gilded: apparently a presentation copy.