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The possibility of significant cost savings is enough to inspire many publishers to sign on for the next overseas expedition.
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No matter the reasoning, most publishers are aware that any overseas journey likely portends a certain amount of peril. Companies like Harcourt seem to escape much, if not all, negative backlash from printing overseas due to the nature of what they're printing; many companies are not so lucky. "There has been a lot in the news lately about jobs moving overseas. But Harcourt Trade represents a product line that doesn't lend itself to U.S. equipment. We have odd trim sizes, low page counts, our print runs usually aren't very high," says Grebenar.
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