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IMMO Title List 6th July 2015 IMMO title list MMOs are permitted to distribute an unlimited amount of content from the following publications: Daily Mail The Guardian The Scotsman Daily Star The Mail on Sunday Yorkshire Post Evening Standard The Sun International New York Times Independent The Sunday Telegraph City AM Independent on Sunday The Sunday Times Economist Observer The Times Sunday Express Birmingham Post The Daily Express Manchester Evening News The Daily Mirror Press & Journal The Daily Telegraph The Herald MMOs are permitted to supply up to 100 clients with a total of up to 500 hardcopy, digital and/or web articles, per month from the sources below: Specialist Titles CFO Investor Guides The World in… Financial Adviser Money Management Times Educational Supplement Foreign Direct Investment Pensions Expert Times Educational Supplement Cymru FT Mandate Pensions Management Times Educational Supplement Scotland Intelligent Life Professional Wealth Management Times Higher 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