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And the official 2024 Oxford Word of the Year is... Brain rot 📱🧠 #OxfordWOTY
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Discover the 2025 @OUPLibraries Journals Collection; with 375 field-leading journals across Humanities, Law, Life Sciences and more, it's your gateway to trusted scholarly content. m.ebsco.is/uhpHb
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Introducing 9 new journals in the 2025 @OUPLibraries Journals Collection: explore groundbreaking research in Life Sciences, Medicine, Social Sciences and more. m.ebsco.is/uhlQb
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Choose the 2025 @OUPLibraries Journals Collection for streamlined access to top-tier research. Featuring Nobel Prize-winning authors and content from scholars from 180+ countries. m.ebsco.is/uhlQa
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Did you know you can access Oxford University Press online resources with your Plymouth library card? We’re providing you with the latest in academic research to help you, no matter what subject you’re studying.
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Sensus Impact is revolutionizing research reporting.
Find out how this new community-led initiative is providing funders, publishers, and authors with unparalleled access to research impact data.
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We’re happy to say that @OUPLibraries is among the latest #publishers to sign up to receive daily updates with details of IP changes via theIPregistry.org. OUP is encouraging #libraries to register for FREE access to app.theipregistry.org.
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AOAC INTERNATIONAL’S New Edition of Official Methods of Analysis Published on @OUPAcademic ow.ly/Zk3Z50MLBNy
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Join us in celebrating another year of excellence in history publishing at Oxford University Press.
For a limited time only, the journal articles that made the most impact in history last year are free for you to read and enjoy. bit.ly/3R5zYuB
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🏆 We're pleased to announce that we've been nominated as finalists for this year's @openathens best publisher UX award.
This award spotlights publishers that strive to give users easy access to their content.
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The ‘goblin community’ has spoken!
We’re pleased to announce goblin mode as the #OxfordWOTY 2022.
Read more about this year’s winning choice here #TeamGoblinMode: ow.ly/3yk750LUNRr
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If you’re looking for the perfect gift for the readers in your life, we’ve got you covered! Discover a wide range of books in our Holiday Gift Guide here: bit.ly/3uc1tYx
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For the first time in its history, we're opening up Oxford Word of the Year to you.
Are you ready to choose the word you feel reflects 2022 best?
Take a look at the #OxfordWOTY finalists and vote below ⤵️
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The 53rd edition of the #SIPRIYearbook is now available online. Read more and find out how to access the SIPRI Yearbook Online ➡️ bit.ly/3BpfEwr
Browse the 2022 #SIPRIYearbook summary ➡️bit.ly/3aPVqCt
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With more than 600,000 words, compounds, and phrases in the OED, you might find that you need a little extra help discovering the exact word you are looking for.
That's why we've put together an overview on searching the OED! Learn more, here: public.oed.com/blog/searchin…
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Did you know that the OED contains thousands of words from across the English-speaking world?
Watch our video to learn more about the different varieties of English featured in the OED, and visit our dedicated Varieties of English page for more resources: public.oed.com/varieties-of-…
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This International Women's Day #IWD2022 join the fight for gender equality as we work to #BreaktheBias.
Discover our collection of inspiring titles, highlighting the prejudice experienced by, the power of, and the perspectives of, women: bit.ly/3MsAQXn
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Lewis Carroll's much loved classic 'Through the Looking-Glass' recently marked its 150th anniversary. Find out more about how we joined the celebrations here: bit.ly/35pZneK
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Within the OED, you'll see some entries labeled as "historical", "archaic", "Old English", or "Middle English". But, what exactly do these terms mean?
Check out our guide to OED labels and date ranges, including some interesting examples: public.oed.com/blog/guidance…























