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A single, general-purpose college or desk-reference dictionary, even so admirably aimed at sophisticated adult level as the Webster's New World College Dictionary is, will not suffice to fulfil all requirements.

Published 1988 by Webster's New World, Distributed by Prentice Hall Trade in New York. 423. Library of Congress. xxvi, 1574 p. : Number of pages.

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The work contains 170,000 entries and 800 illustrations in 1600 pages. Recent college dictionaries have contained about 150,000 entries. The increase is due in part to the steady proliferation of the vocabulary and in part to competition among the four rivals.