reprint
/ˈriːprɪnt/ noun [C or U]Definition
› the printing of more copies of a book, document, etc.: His last book went into several reprints. The publisher has purchased all reprint rights.
› a book, article, etc. that has been printed again: This is a reprint of an earlier article.
(Definition of reprint noun from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary
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