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  1. newsprint
    cheap paper made from wood pulp and used for printing newspapers
    China's appetite for cardboard boxes is threatening to undermine the recovery in the UK newspaper market, with newsprint manufacturers looking to increase prices by more than 20% next year as demand increases.
  2. cost increase
    an increase in cost
    Dominic Buch, an analyst at Numis, said: "We are expecting a significant increase in prices; the mid-teens looks like where we would expect cost increases to come out.
  3. pagination
    the system of numbering pages
    "Most newspaper publishers have spent the past two years taking costs out and reducing pagination, so it's not like there's loads of fat in the typical newspaper to be removed."
  4. downgrade
    the property possessed by a slope or surface that descends
    Analysts at Citi have already downgraded the 2011 profit forecast for Trinity Mirror, the owner of the Daily Mirror and the UK's largest regional newspaper operation, as a result of the anticipated newsprint price hikes.
  5. recycle
    use again after processing
    "The issue in the UK is that we mainly use recycled newsprint which is used globally for various things including being taken back to China where it is turned into cardboard boxes to bring consumer goods back to Europe," said one senior newspaper executive.
  6. hardball
    baseball as distinguished from softball
    Manufacturers are playing hardball in the opening rounds of negotiations over the cost of newsprint, which can account for more than 20% of a newspaper group's costs, with some regional publishers potentially forced to consider measures including looking at transforming some daily titles into weeklies to cope.
  7. globally
    throughout the world
    "The issue in the UK is that we mainly use recycled newsprint which is used globally for various things including being taken back to China where it is turned into cardboard boxes to bring consumer goods back to Europe," said one senior newspaper executive.
  8. newspaper publisher
    the proprietor of a newspaper
    "Most newspaper publishers have spent the past two years taking costs out and reducing pagination, so it's not like there's loads of fat in the typical newspaper to be removed."
  9. cardboard
    a stiff moderately thick paper
    China's appetite for cardboard boxes is threatening to undermine the recovery in the UK newspaper market, with newsprint manufacturers looking to increase prices by more than 20% next year as demand increases.
  10. fast-growing
    tending to spread quickly
    The blame for the tough negotiating stance by newsprint suppliers is being placed on the fast-growing Chinese manufacturing sector.
  11. regional
    characteristic of a particular area
    Manufacturers are playing hardball in the opening rounds of negotiations over the cost of newsprint, which can account for more than 20% of a newspaper group's costs, with some regional publishers potentially forced to consider measures including looking at transforming some daily titles into weeklies to cope.
  12. gambit
    a chess move in which the player sacrifices minor pieces
    However, publishers point out that manufacturers' threat to increase newsprint price by more than 20% represent the opening gambit in negotiations.
  13. analyst
    someone who is skilled at interpreting data
    Analysts at Citi have already downgraded the 2011 profit forecast for Trinity Mirror, the owner of the Daily Mirror and the UK's largest regional newspaper operation, as a result of the anticipated newsprint price hikes.
  14. consumer goods
    goods intended for direct use or consumption
    "The issue in the UK is that we mainly use recycled newsprint which is used globally for various things including being taken back to China where it is turned into cardboard boxes to bring consumer goods back to Europe," said one senior newspaper executive.
  15. Dominic
    (Roman Catholic Church) Spanish priest who founded an order whose members became known as Dominicans or Black Friars (circa 1170-1221)
    Dominic Buch, an analyst at Numis, said: "We are expecting a significant increase in prices; the mid-teens looks like where we would expect cost increases to come out.
  16. newspaper
    a daily or weekly publication with articles and advertisements
    China's appetite for cardboard boxes is threatening to undermine the recovery in the UK newspaper market, with newsprint manufacturers looking to increase prices by more than 20% next year as demand increases.
  17. accelerate
    move faster
    "You would have to think that a significant increase in a major component of the cost base could accelerate that sort of process," said one industry source.
  18. increase
    a process of becoming larger or longer or more numerous
    China's appetite for cardboard boxes is threatening to undermine the recovery in the UK newspaper market, with newsprint manufacturers looking to increase prices by more than 20% next year as demand increases.
  19. manufacturer
    someone who constructs or produces something
    China's appetite for cardboard boxes is threatening to undermine the recovery in the UK newspaper market, with newsprint manufacturers looking to increase prices by more than 20% next year as demand increases.
  20. daily
    of or belonging to or occurring every day
    Manufacturers are playing hardball in the opening rounds of negotiations over the cost of newsprint, which can account for more than 20% of a newspaper group's costs, with some regional publishers potentially forced to consider measures including looking at transforming some daily titles into weeklies to cope.
  21. stance
    a rationalized mental attitude
    The blame for the tough negotiating stance by newsprint suppliers is being placed on the fast-growing Chinese manufacturing sector.
  22. supplier
    someone whose business is to supply a particular service or commodity
    The blame for the tough negotiating stance by newsprint suppliers is being placed on the fast-growing Chinese manufacturing sector.
  23. price
    the amount of money needed to purchase something
    China's appetite for cardboard boxes is threatening to undermine the recovery in the UK newspaper market, with newsprint manufacturers looking to increase prices by more than 20% next year as demand increases.
  24. costs
    pecuniary reimbursement to the winning party for the expenses of litigation
    Manufacturers are playing hardball in the opening rounds of negotiations over the cost of newsprint, which can account for more than 20% of a newspaper group's costs, with some regional publishers potentially forced to consider measures including looking at transforming some daily titles into weeklies to cope.
  25. publisher
    a person engaged in issuing periodicals or books or music
    Manufacturers are playing hardball in the opening rounds of negotiations over the cost of newsprint, which can account for more than 20% of a newspaper group's costs, with some regional publishers potentially forced to consider measures including looking at transforming some daily titles into weeklies to cope.
  26. put forward
    put before
    "Games are being played on both sides; only rough quotes have been put forward," said one source.
  27. cost
    be priced at
    Manufacturers are playing hardball in the opening rounds of negotiations over the cost of newsprint, which can account for more than 20% of a newspaper group's costs, with some regional publishers potentially forced to consider measures including looking at transforming some daily titles into weeklies to cope.
  28. teens
    the time of life between the ages of 12 and 20
    Dominic Buch, an analyst at Numis, said: "We are expecting a significant increase in prices; the mid-teens looks like where we would expect cost increases to come out.
  29. undermine
    weaken or impair, especially gradually
    China's appetite for cardboard boxes is threatening to undermine the recovery in the UK newspaper market, with newsprint manufacturers looking to increase prices by more than 20% next year as demand increases.
  30. highlight
    an area of brightness in a picture
    Daily Mail & General Trust, owner of the Daily Mail and more than 100 regional papers, has highlighted "upward pressure" on newsprint prices.
  31. offset
    a compensating equivalent
    Analysts at Numis have identified a potential price rise to the Daily Mail as a measure to offset newsprint price inflation.
  32. mail
    the bags of letters and packages that are transported by the postal service
    Daily Mail & General Trust, owner of the Daily Mail and more than 100 regional papers, has highlighted "upward pressure" on newsprint prices.
  33. take back
    regain possession of something
    "The issue in the UK is that we mainly use recycled newsprint which is used globally for various things including being taken back to China where it is turned into cardboard boxes to bring consumer goods back to Europe," said one senior newspaper executive.
  34. weekly
    a periodical that is published every week
    Manufacturers are playing hardball in the opening rounds of negotiations over the cost of newsprint, which can account for more than 20% of a newspaper group's costs, with some regional publishers potentially forced to consider measures including looking at transforming some daily titles into weeklies to cope.
  35. potentially
    with a possibility of becoming actual
    Manufacturers are playing hardball in the opening rounds of negotiations over the cost of newsprint, which can account for more than 20% of a newspaper group's costs, with some regional publishers potentially forced to consider measures including looking at transforming some daily titles into weeklies to cope.
  36. component
    one of the individual parts making up a larger entity
    "You would have to think that a significant increase in a major component of the cost base could accelerate that sort of process," said one industry source.
  37. hike
    walk a long way, as for pleasure or physical exercise
    Analysts at Citi have already downgraded the 2011 profit forecast for Trinity Mirror, the owner of the Daily Mirror and the UK's largest regional newspaper operation, as a result of the anticipated newsprint price hikes.
  38. significant
    rich in implication
    "You would have to think that a significant increase in a major component of the cost base could accelerate that sort of process," said one industry source.
  39. Bath
    a town in southwestern England on the River Avon
    About three years ago DMGT shifted the Bath Chronicle, then the smallest daily newspaper in the UK by circulation, to a weekly to save on costs.
  40. forecast
    a prediction about how something will develop
    Analysts at Citi have already downgraded the 2011 profit forecast for Trinity Mirror, the owner of the Daily Mirror and the UK's largest regional newspaper operation, as a result of the anticipated newsprint price hikes.
  41. loads
    a large number or amount
    "Most newspaper publishers have spent the past two years taking costs out and reducing pagination, so it's not like there's loads of fat in the typical newspaper to be removed."
  42. mirror
    polished surface that forms images by reflecting light
    Analysts at Citi have already downgraded the 2011 profit forecast for Trinity Mirror, the owner of the Daily Mirror and the UK's largest regional newspaper operation, as a result of the anticipated newsprint price hikes.
  43. anticipate
    regard something as probable or likely
    Analysts at Citi have already downgraded the 2011 profit forecast for Trinity Mirror, the owner of the Daily Mirror and the UK's largest regional newspaper operation, as a result of the anticipated newsprint price hikes.
  44. negotiate
    discuss the terms of an arrangement
    The blame for the tough negotiating stance by newsprint suppliers is being placed on the fast-growing Chinese manufacturing sector.
  45. negotiation
    a discussion intended to produce an agreement
    Manufacturers are playing hardball in the opening rounds of negotiations over the cost of newsprint, which can account for more than 20% of a newspaper group's costs, with some regional publishers potentially forced to consider measures including looking at transforming some daily titles into weeklies to cope.
  46. Trinity
    the union of the Father and Son and Holy Ghost in one Godhead
    Analysts at Citi have already downgraded the 2011 profit forecast for Trinity Mirror, the owner of the Daily Mirror and the UK's largest regional newspaper operation, as a result of the anticipated newsprint price hikes.
  47. sector
    a particular aspect of life or activity
    The blame for the tough negotiating stance by newsprint suppliers is being placed on the fast-growing Chinese manufacturing sector.
  48. reducing
    any process in which electrons are added to an atom or ion
    "Most newspaper publishers have spent the past two years taking costs out and reducing pagination, so it's not like there's loads of fat in the typical newspaper to be removed."
  49. cope
    come to terms with
    Manufacturers are playing hardball in the opening rounds of negotiations over the cost of newsprint, which can account for more than 20% of a newspaper group's costs, with some regional publishers potentially forced to consider measures including looking at transforming some daily titles into weeklies to cope.
  50. teen
    a person who is older than 12 but younger than 20
    Dominic Buch, an analyst at Numis, said: "We are expecting a significant increase in prices; the mid-teens looks like where we would expect cost increases to come out.
  51. include
    have as a part; be made up out of
    Manufacturers are playing hardball in the opening rounds of negotiations over the cost of newsprint, which can account for more than 20% of a newspaper group's costs, with some regional publishers potentially forced to consider measures including looking at transforming some daily titles into weeklies to cope.
  52. manufacturing
    the act of making something (a product) from raw materials
    The blame for the tough negotiating stance by newsprint suppliers is being placed on the fast-growing Chinese manufacturing sector.
  53. identified
    having the identity known or established
    Analysts at Numis have identified a potential price rise to the Daily Mail as a measure to offset newsprint price inflation.
  54. chronicle
    a record or narrative description of past events
    About three years ago DMGT shifted the Bath Chronicle, then the smallest daily newspaper in the UK by circulation, to a weekly to save on costs.
  55. anticipated
    expected hopefully
    Analysts at Citi have already downgraded the 2011 profit forecast for Trinity Mirror, the owner of the Daily Mirror and the UK's largest regional newspaper operation, as a result of the anticipated newsprint price hikes.
  56. owner
    a person who owns something
    Analysts at Citi have already downgraded the 2011 profit forecast for Trinity Mirror, the owner of the Daily Mirror and the UK's largest regional newspaper operation, as a result of the anticipated newsprint price hikes.
  57. circulation
    the movement of blood through the heart and blood vessels
    About three years ago DMGT shifted the Bath Chronicle, then the smallest daily newspaper in the UK by circulation, to a weekly to save on costs.
  58. potential
    existing in possibility
    Analysts at Numis have identified a potential price rise to the Daily Mail as a measure to offset newsprint price inflation.
  59. quote
    repeat a passage from
    "Games are being played on both sides; only rough quotes have been put forward," said one source.
  60. source
    the place where something begins
    "You would have to think that a significant increase in a major component of the cost base could accelerate that sort of process," said one industry source.
  61. recovery
    return to an original state
    China's appetite for cardboard boxes is threatening to undermine the recovery in the UK newspaper market, with newsprint manufacturers looking to increase prices by more than 20% next year as demand increases.
  62. inflation
    the act of filling something with air
    Analysts at Numis have identified a potential price rise to the Daily Mail as a measure to offset newsprint price inflation.
  63. China
    a communist nation that covers a vast territory in eastern Asia; the most populous country in the world
    China's appetite for cardboard boxes is threatening to undermine the recovery in the UK newspaper market, with newsprint manufacturers looking to increase prices by more than 20% next year as demand increases.
  64. typical
    exhibiting the qualities that identify a group or kind
    "Most newspaper publishers have spent the past two years taking costs out and reducing pagination, so it's not like there's loads of fat in the typical newspaper to be removed."
  65. threatening
    suggesting or expressive of evil, harm, or danger
    China's appetite for cardboard boxes is threatening to undermine the recovery in the UK newspaper market, with newsprint manufacturers looking to increase prices by more than 20% next year as demand increases.
  66. transform
    change or alter in appearance or nature
    Manufacturers are playing hardball in the opening rounds of negotiations over the cost of newsprint, which can account for more than 20% of a newspaper group's costs, with some regional publishers potentially forced to consider measures including looking at transforming some daily titles into weeklies to cope.
  67. opening
    an open or empty space in or between things
    Manufacturers are playing hardball in the opening rounds of negotiations over the cost of newsprint, which can account for more than 20% of a newspaper group's costs, with some regional publishers potentially forced to consider measures including looking at transforming some daily titles into weeklies to cope.
  68. manufacture
    put together out of artificial or natural components
    The blame for the tough negotiating stance by newsprint suppliers is being placed on the fast-growing Chinese manufacturing sector.
  69. upward
    spatially or metaphorically from a lower to a higher position
    Daily Mail & General Trust, owner of the Daily Mail and more than 100 regional papers, has highlighted "upward pressure" on newsprint prices.
  70. identify
    recognize as being
    Analysts at Numis have identified a potential price rise to the Daily Mail as a measure to offset newsprint price inflation.
  71. appetite
    a feeling of craving something
    China's appetite for cardboard boxes is threatening to undermine the recovery in the UK newspaper market, with newsprint manufacturers looking to increase prices by more than 20% next year as demand increases.
  72. reduce
    make smaller
    "Most newspaper publishers have spent the past two years taking costs out and reducing pagination, so it's not like there's loads of fat in the typical newspaper to be removed."
  73. more than
    (comparative of `much' used with mass nouns) a quantifier meaning greater in size or amount or extent or degree
    China's appetite for cardboard boxes is threatening to undermine the recovery in the UK newspaper market, with newsprint manufacturers looking to increase prices by more than 20% next year as demand increases.
  74. mainly
    for the most part
    "The issue in the UK is that we mainly use recycled newsprint which is used globally for various things including being taken back to China where it is turned into cardboard boxes to bring consumer goods back to Europe," said one senior newspaper executive.
  75. look to
    turn one's interests or expectations towards
    China's appetite for cardboard boxes is threatening to undermine the recovery in the UK newspaper market, with newsprint manufacturers looking to increase prices by more than 20% next year as demand increases.
  76. consumer
    a person who uses goods or services
    "The issue in the UK is that we mainly use recycled newsprint which is used globally for various things including being taken back to China where it is turned into cardboard boxes to bring consumer goods back to Europe," said one senior newspaper executive.
  77. mid
    used in combination to denote the middle
    Dominic Buch, an analyst at Numis, said: "We are expecting a significant increase in prices; the mid-teens looks like where we would expect cost increases to come out.
  78. box
    a (usually rectangular) container; may have a lid
    China's appetite for cardboard boxes is threatening to undermine the recovery in the UK newspaper market, with newsprint manufacturers looking to increase prices by more than 20% next year as demand increases.
  79. measure
    determine the dimensions of something or somebody
    Manufacturers are playing hardball in the opening rounds of negotiations over the cost of newsprint, which can account for more than 20% of a newspaper group's costs, with some regional publishers potentially forced to consider measures including looking at transforming some daily titles into weeklies to cope.
  80. account for
    be the reason or explanation for
    Manufacturers are playing hardball in the opening rounds of negotiations over the cost of newsprint, which can account for more than 20% of a newspaper group's costs, with some regional publishers potentially forced to consider measures including looking at transforming some daily titles into weeklies to cope.
  81. tough
    substantially made or constructed
    The blame for the tough negotiating stance by newsprint suppliers is being placed on the fast-growing Chinese manufacturing sector.
  82. senior
    advanced in years
    "The issue in the UK is that we mainly use recycled newsprint which is used globally for various things including being taken back to China where it is turned into cardboard boxes to bring consumer goods back to Europe," said one senior newspaper executive.
  83. remove
    take something away as by lifting, pushing, or taking off
    "Most newspaper publishers have spent the past two years taking costs out and reducing pagination, so it's not like there's loads of fat in the typical newspaper to be removed."
  84. threat
    declaration of an intention to inflict harm on another
    However, publishers point out that manufacturers' threat to increase newsprint price by more than 20% represent the opening gambit in negotiations.
  85. shift
    move very slightly
    About three years ago DMGT shifted the Bath Chronicle, then the smallest daily newspaper in the UK by circulation, to a weekly to save on costs.
  86. looking at
    the act of directing the eyes toward something and perceiving it visually
    Manufacturers are playing hardball in the opening rounds of negotiations over the cost of newsprint, which can account for more than 20% of a newspaper group's costs, with some regional publishers potentially forced to consider measures including looking at transforming some daily titles into weeklies to cope.
  87. point out
    point out carefully and clearly
    However, publishers point out that manufacturers' threat to increase newsprint price by more than 20% represent the opening gambit in negotiations.
  88. represent
    be a delegate or spokesperson for
    However, publishers point out that manufacturers' threat to increase newsprint price by more than 20% represent the opening gambit in negotiations.
  89. fat
    a soft greasy substance occurring in organic tissue
    "Most newspaper publishers have spent the past two years taking costs out and reducing pagination, so it's not like there's loads of fat in the typical newspaper to be removed."
  90. look like
    bear a physical resemblance to
    Dominic Buch, an analyst at Numis, said: "We are expecting a significant increase in prices; the mid-teens looks like where we would expect cost increases to come out.
  91. play
    engage in recreational activities rather than work
    Manufacturers are playing hardball in the opening rounds of negotiations over the cost of newsprint, which can account for more than 20% of a newspaper group's costs, with some regional publishers potentially forced to consider measures including looking at transforming some daily titles into weeklies to cope.
  92. blame
    an accusation that one is responsible for some misdeed
    The blame for the tough negotiating stance by newsprint suppliers is being placed on the fast-growing Chinese manufacturing sector.
  93. pressure
    the act of putting pressure on something
    Daily Mail & General Trust, owner of the Daily Mail and more than 100 regional papers, has highlighted "upward pressure" on newsprint prices.
  94. load
    weight to be borne or conveyed
    "Most newspaper publishers have spent the past two years taking costs out and reducing pagination, so it's not like there's loads of fat in the typical newspaper to be removed."
  95. rough
    having or caused by an irregular surface
    "Games are being played on both sides; only rough quotes have been put forward," said one source.
  96. expect
    regard something as probable or likely
    Dominic Buch, an analyst at Numis, said: "We are expecting a significant increase in prices; the mid-teens looks like where we would expect cost increases to come out.
  97. removed
    separate or apart in time, space, or character
    "Most newspaper publishers have spent the past two years taking costs out and reducing pagination, so it's not like there's loads of fat in the typical newspaper to be removed."
  98. executive
    a person responsible for the administration of a business
    "The issue in the UK is that we mainly use recycled newsprint which is used globally for various things including being taken back to China where it is turned into cardboard boxes to bring consumer goods back to Europe," said one senior newspaper executive.
  99. playing
    the action of taking part in a game or sport or other recreation
    Manufacturers are playing hardball in the opening rounds of negotiations over the cost of newsprint, which can account for more than 20% of a newspaper group's costs, with some regional publishers potentially forced to consider measures including looking at transforming some daily titles into weeklies to cope.
  100. looking
    appearing to be as specified
    China's appetite for cardboard boxes is threatening to undermine the recovery in the UK newspaper market, with newsprint manufacturers looking to increase prices by more than 20% next year as demand increases.
  101. profit
    the advantageous quality of being beneficial
    Analysts at Citi have already downgraded the 2011 profit forecast for Trinity Mirror, the owner of the Daily Mirror and the UK's largest regional newspaper operation, as a result of the anticipated newsprint price hikes.
  102. Chinese
    of or pertaining to China or its peoples or cultures
    The blame for the tough negotiating stance by newsprint suppliers is being placed on the fast-growing Chinese manufacturing sector.
  103. papers
    writing that provides information
    Daily Mail & General Trust, owner of the Daily Mail and more than 100 regional papers, has highlighted "upward pressure" on newsprint prices.
  104. threaten
    utter intentions of injury or punishment against
    China's appetite for cardboard boxes is threatening to undermine the recovery in the UK newspaper market, with newsprint manufacturers looking to increase prices by more than 20% next year as demand increases.
  105. major
    greater in scope or effect
    "You would have to think that a significant increase in a major component of the cost base could accelerate that sort of process," said one industry source.
  106. played
    (of games) engaged in
    "Games are being played on both sides; only rough quotes have been put forward," said one source.
  107. come out
    appear or become visible; make a showing
    Dominic Buch, an analyst at Numis, said: "We are expecting a significant increase in prices; the mid-teens looks like where we would expect cost increases to come out.
  108. title
    the name of a work of art or literary composition
    Manufacturers are playing hardball in the opening rounds of negotiations over the cost of newsprint, which can account for more than 20% of a newspaper group's costs, with some regional publishers potentially forced to consider measures including looking at transforming some daily titles into weeklies to cope.
  109. 100
    ten 10s
    Daily Mail & General Trust, owner of the Daily Mail and more than 100 regional papers, has highlighted "upward pressure" on newsprint prices.
  110. process
    a particular course of action intended to achieve a result
    "You would have to think that a significant increase in a major component of the cost base could accelerate that sort of process," said one industry source.
  111. growing
    relating to or suitable for growth
    The blame for the tough negotiating stance by newsprint suppliers is being placed on the fast-growing Chinese manufacturing sector.
  112. forced
    forced or compelled
    Manufacturers are playing hardball in the opening rounds of negotiations over the cost of newsprint, which can account for more than 20% of a newspaper group's costs, with some regional publishers potentially forced to consider measures including looking at transforming some daily titles into weeklies to cope.
  113. consider
    think about carefully; weigh
    Manufacturers are playing hardball in the opening rounds of negotiations over the cost of newsprint, which can account for more than 20% of a newspaper group's costs, with some regional publishers potentially forced to consider measures including looking at transforming some daily titles into weeklies to cope.
  114. operation
    process or manner of functioning
    Analysts at Citi have already downgraded the 2011 profit forecast for Trinity Mirror, the owner of the Daily Mirror and the UK's largest regional newspaper operation, as a result of the anticipated newsprint price hikes.
  115. being
    the state or fact of existing
    The blame for the tough negotiating stance by newsprint suppliers is being placed on the fast-growing Chinese manufacturing sector.
  116. industry
    the action of making of goods and services for sale
    "You would have to think that a significant increase in a major component of the cost base could accelerate that sort of process," said one industry source.
  117. issue
    some situation or event that is thought about
    "The issue in the UK is that we mainly use recycled newsprint which is used globally for various things including being taken back to China where it is turned into cardboard boxes to bring consumer goods back to Europe," said one senior newspaper executive.
  118. spent
    depleted of energy, force, or strength
    "Most newspaper publishers have spent the past two years taking costs out and reducing pagination, so it's not like there's loads of fat in the typical newspaper to be removed."
  119. fast
    acting, moving, or capable of acting or moving quickly
    The blame for the tough negotiating stance by newsprint suppliers is being placed on the fast-growing Chinese manufacturing sector.
  120. market
    a store where groceries are sold
    China's appetite for cardboard boxes is threatening to undermine the recovery in the UK newspaper market, with newsprint manufacturers looking to increase prices by more than 20% next year as demand increases.
  121. trust
    belief in the honesty and reliability of others
    Daily Mail & General Trust, owner of the Daily Mail and more than 100 regional papers, has highlighted "upward pressure" on newsprint prices.
  122. Europe
    the 2nd smallest continent
    "The issue in the UK is that we mainly use recycled newsprint which is used globally for various things including being taken back to China where it is turned into cardboard boxes to bring consumer goods back to Europe," said one senior newspaper executive.
  123. base
    lowest support of a structure
    "You would have to think that a significant increase in a major component of the cost base could accelerate that sort of process," said one industry source.
  124. various
    having great diversity or variety
    "The issue in the UK is that we mainly use recycled newsprint which is used globally for various things including being taken back to China where it is turned into cardboard boxes to bring consumer goods back to Europe," said one senior newspaper executive.
  125. more
    greater in size or amount or extent or degree
    China's appetite for cardboard boxes is threatening to undermine the recovery in the UK newspaper market, with newsprint manufacturers looking to increase prices by more than 20% next year as demand increases.
  126. open
    affording free passage or access
    Manufacturers are playing hardball in the opening rounds of negotiations over the cost of newsprint, which can account for more than 20% of a newspaper group's costs, with some regional publishers potentially forced to consider measures including looking at transforming some daily titles into weeklies to cope.
  127. placed
    situated in a particular spot or position
    The blame for the tough negotiating stance by newsprint suppliers is being placed on the fast-growing Chinese manufacturing sector.
  128. look
    perceive with attention; direct one's gaze towards
    China's appetite for cardboard boxes is threatening to undermine the recovery in the UK newspaper market, with newsprint manufacturers looking to increase prices by more than 20% next year as demand increases.
  129. game
    an amusement or pastime
    "Games are being played on both sides; only rough quotes have been put forward," said one source.
  130. year
    the period of time that it takes for a planet (as, e.g., Earth or Mars) to make a complete revolution around the sun
    China's appetite for cardboard boxes is threatening to undermine the recovery in the UK newspaper market, with newsprint manufacturers looking to increase prices by more than 20% next year as demand increases.
  131. said
    being the one previously mentioned or spoken of
    "The issue in the UK is that we mainly use recycled newsprint which is used globally for various things including being taken back to China where it is turned into cardboard boxes to bring consumer goods back to Europe," said one senior newspaper executive.
  132. sort of
    to some (great or small) extent
    "You would have to think that a significant increase in a major component of the cost base could accelerate that sort of process," said one industry source.
  133. group
    any number of entities (members) considered as a unit
    Manufacturers are playing hardball in the opening rounds of negotiations over the cost of newsprint, which can account for more than 20% of a newspaper group's costs, with some regional publishers potentially forced to consider measures including looking at transforming some daily titles into weeklies to cope.
  134. demand
    request urgently and forcefully
    China's appetite for cardboard boxes is threatening to undermine the recovery in the UK newspaper market, with newsprint manufacturers looking to increase prices by more than 20% next year as demand increases.
  135. forward
    at or to or toward the front
    "Games are being played on both sides; only rough quotes have been put forward," said one source.
  136. taking
    the act of someone who picks up or takes something
    "Most newspaper publishers have spent the past two years taking costs out and reducing pagination, so it's not like there's loads of fat in the typical newspaper to be removed."
  137. spend
    pass time in a specific way
    "Most newspaper publishers have spent the past two years taking costs out and reducing pagination, so it's not like there's loads of fat in the typical newspaper to be removed."
  138. years
    a prolonged period of time
    About three years ago DMGT shifted the Bath Chronicle, then the smallest daily newspaper in the UK by circulation, to a weekly to save on costs.
  139. bring
    take something or somebody with oneself somewhere
    "The issue in the UK is that we mainly use recycled newsprint which is used globally for various things including being taken back to China where it is turned into cardboard boxes to bring consumer goods back to Europe," said one senior newspaper executive.
  140. paper
    a material made of cellulose pulp derived mainly from wood or rags or certain grasses
    Daily Mail & General Trust, owner of the Daily Mail and more than 100 regional papers, has highlighted "upward pressure" on newsprint prices.
  141. ago
    gone by; or in the past
    About three years ago DMGT shifted the Bath Chronicle, then the smallest daily newspaper in the UK by circulation, to a weekly to save on costs.
  142. sort
    a category of things distinguished by some common characteristic or quality
    "You would have to think that a significant increase in a major component of the cost base could accelerate that sort of process," said one industry source.
  143. save
    bring into safety
    About three years ago DMGT shifted the Bath Chronicle, then the smallest daily newspaper in the UK by circulation, to a weekly to save on costs.
  144. back
    the posterior part of a human (or animal) body
    "The issue in the UK is that we mainly use recycled newsprint which is used globally for various things including being taken back to China where it is turned into cardboard boxes to bring consumer goods back to Europe," said one senior newspaper executive.
  145. result
    something that follows as a consequence
    Analysts at Citi have already downgraded the 2011 profit forecast for Trinity Mirror, the owner of the Daily Mirror and the UK's largest regional newspaper operation, as a result of the anticipated newsprint price hikes.
  146. past
    earlier than the present time; no longer current
    "Most newspaper publishers have spent the past two years taking costs out and reducing pagination, so it's not like there's loads of fat in the typical newspaper to be removed."
  147. look at
    look at carefully; study mentally
    Manufacturers are playing hardball in the opening rounds of negotiations over the cost of newsprint, which can account for more than 20% of a newspaper group's costs, with some regional publishers potentially forced to consider measures including looking at transforming some daily titles into weeklies to cope.
  148. out
    moving or appearing to move away from a place, especially one that is enclosed or hidden
    However, publishers point out that manufacturers' threat to increase newsprint price by more than 20% represent the opening gambit in negotiations.
  149. account
    a record or narrative description of past events
    Manufacturers are playing hardball in the opening rounds of negotiations over the cost of newsprint, which can account for more than 20% of a newspaper group's costs, with some regional publishers potentially forced to consider measures including looking at transforming some daily titles into weeklies to cope.
  150. say
    utter aloud
    "The issue in the UK is that we mainly use recycled newsprint which is used globally for various things including being taken back to China where it is turned into cardboard boxes to bring consumer goods back to Europe," said one senior newspaper executive.
  151. already
    prior to a specified or implied time
    Analysts at Citi have already downgraded the 2011 profit forecast for Trinity Mirror, the owner of the Daily Mirror and the UK's largest regional newspaper operation, as a result of the anticipated newsprint price hikes.
  152. used
    previously owned by another
    "The issue in the UK is that we mainly use recycled newsprint which is used globally for various things including being taken back to China where it is turned into cardboard boxes to bring consumer goods back to Europe," said one senior newspaper executive.
  153. round
    having a circular shape
    Manufacturers are playing hardball in the opening rounds of negotiations over the cost of newsprint, which can account for more than 20% of a newspaper group's costs, with some regional publishers potentially forced to consider measures including looking at transforming some daily titles into weeklies to cope.
  154. force
    influence that results in motion, stress, etc. when applied
    Manufacturers are playing hardball in the opening rounds of negotiations over the cost of newsprint, which can account for more than 20% of a newspaper group's costs, with some regional publishers potentially forced to consider measures including looking at transforming some daily titles into weeklies to cope.
  155. use
    put into service
    "The issue in the UK is that we mainly use recycled newsprint which is used globally for various things including being taken back to China where it is turned into cardboard boxes to bring consumer goods back to Europe," said one senior newspaper executive.
  156. taken
    understood in a certain way; made sense of
    "The issue in the UK is that we mainly use recycled newsprint which is used globally for various things including being taken back to China where it is turned into cardboard boxes to bring consumer goods back to Europe," said one senior newspaper executive.
  157. turned
    moved around an axis or center
    "The issue in the UK is that we mainly use recycled newsprint which is used globally for various things including being taken back to China where it is turned into cardboard boxes to bring consumer goods back to Europe," said one senior newspaper executive.
  158. grow
    increase in size by natural process
    The blame for the tough negotiating stance by newsprint suppliers is being placed on the fast-growing Chinese manufacturing sector.
  159. large
    above average in size or number or quantity or magnitude
    Analysts at Citi have already downgraded the 2011 profit forecast for Trinity Mirror, the owner of the Daily Mirror and the UK's largest regional newspaper operation, as a result of the anticipated newsprint price hikes.
  160. one
    smallest whole number or a numeral representing this number
    "The issue in the UK is that we mainly use recycled newsprint which is used globally for various things including being taken back to China where it is turned into cardboard boxes to bring consumer goods back to Europe," said one senior newspaper executive.
  161. like
    having the same or similar characteristics
    "Most newspaper publishers have spent the past two years taking costs out and reducing pagination, so it's not like there's loads of fat in the typical newspaper to be removed."
  162. next
    immediately following in time or order
    China's appetite for cardboard boxes is threatening to undermine the recovery in the UK newspaper market, with newsprint manufacturers looking to increase prices by more than 20% next year as demand increases.
  163. small
    limited or below average in number or quantity or magnitude
    About three years ago DMGT shifted the Bath Chronicle, then the smallest daily newspaper in the UK by circulation, to a weekly to save on costs.
  164. rise
    move upward
    Analysts at Numis have identified a potential price rise to the Daily Mail as a measure to offset newsprint price inflation.
  165. however
    in whatever way or manner
    However, publishers point out that manufacturers' threat to increase newsprint price by more than 20% represent the opening gambit in negotiations.
  166. some
    quantifier
    Manufacturers are playing hardball in the opening rounds of negotiations over the cost of newsprint, which can account for more than 20% of a newspaper group's costs, with some regional publishers potentially forced to consider measures including looking at transforming some daily titles into weeklies to cope.
  167. take
    get into one's hands
    "The issue in the UK is that we mainly use recycled newsprint which is used globally for various things including being taken back to China where it is turned into cardboard boxes to bring consumer goods back to Europe," said one senior newspaper executive.
  168. point
    a distinguishing or individuating characteristic
    However, publishers point out that manufacturers' threat to increase newsprint price by more than 20% represent the opening gambit in negotiations.
  169. general
    applying to all or most members of a category or group
    Daily Mail & General Trust, owner of the Daily Mail and more than 100 regional papers, has highlighted "upward pressure" on newsprint prices.
  170. things
    any movable possession (especially articles of clothing)
    "The issue in the UK is that we mainly use recycled newsprint which is used globally for various things including being taken back to China where it is turned into cardboard boxes to bring consumer goods back to Europe," said one senior newspaper executive.
  171. both
    equally or alike
    "Games are being played on both sides; only rough quotes have been put forward," said one source.
  172. side
    a place within a region identified relative to a center or reference location
    "Games are being played on both sides; only rough quotes have been put forward," said one source.
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