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“WHERE can I buy the paper version of the Morning Star?” is one of the most common questions we are asked.
We get requests for lists of retailers and one or two of our more technically advanced readers and supporters’ groups are wishing to map this information and make it available on social media pages.
Every week we do receive reports advising where the paper has been available for sale. It is a moveable feast. The logarithms rules used by wholesale reduce copy that isn’t sold after so many weeks and this copy is either moved to another retailer or dropped. Many retailers only stock enough copies for regular customers and don’t have any for display.
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