newsstand

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Standing near a newsstand was a woman in a uniform.
在報(bào)攤附近站著一個(gè)身穿制服的女人。
I don’t recall seeing a magazine called Hard-Hearted Boss on the newsstand back then, but I’d probably be wealthier if I had.
我記不太清楚哪個(gè)報(bào)攤上有本叫“無情老板”的襍志了，但是我如果買了有了它我可能會(huì)更有錢。
Print circulation, in many cases, has been weak as younger readers opt to get their news from the web, although the NYT has maintained its newsstand revenue by raising its cover price.
盡琯《紐約時(shí)報(bào)》採取提高代理傭金保証其在各報(bào)攤的鋪貨率，但是其印刷量還是在逐漸減少。這也與年輕讀者更樂於從網(wǎng)絡(luò)上獲取新聞不無關(guān)系。

You aren't even capable of running a newsstand because you can't make change fast enough.
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Perhaps you never subscribed to Fangoria, or only infrequently grabbed a copy on the newsstand.
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Digital content sales are defined to include digital books, digital newsstand, and the apps business.
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a table or temporary structure used as a small shop for selling newspapers and magazines outside in public places

A newsstand is a stall in the street or a public place, which sells newspapers and magazines.