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The weekly summary journal was a way for students to summarize their learning and growth during the week. By writing a weekly journal, students could review their studies in various subjects, analyze their strengths and weaknesses, and formulate a study plan for the next week. The weekly journal could also help students record their grades and activities, as well as their insights and reflections on their studies and life. In the weekly journal, students could express their love for learning and their expectations for the future. At the same time, they could also record their own growth and progress. In short, the weekly summary journal was an important tool for students to reflect on themselves and improve in the learning process.

One common theme is loyalty. In many fanfics, they show unwavering loyalty to each other no matter what challenges they face. For example, in 'Loyalty Tested', Alex stays by Nicolas's side even when he's in a tough situation.

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Yes. JJK follows a weekly release schedule. But sometimes there might be slight delays or breaks due to various reasons. Still, for the most part, it's a weekly manga that fans look forward to regularly.

Berserk isn't published weekly. Its publication frequency varies and is often less frequent than weekly.

One popular Alex Benedetto and Nicolas Brown fanfic is 'The Unbreakable Bond'. It delves deep into their relationship, showing how they support each other through various challenges. Another good one could be 'Shared Journeys' which focuses on their adventures together and how their personalities complement each other.

I'm not sure exactly what Dillon's weekly short stories are like as I haven't read them. But they could be about various topics such as adventure, mystery, or relationships.

The following is the ranking of the total sales of Shonen Jump weekly comics: 1 Jacken (January 1984-April 1987) -40 million copies Dragon Ball (January 1996-May 2006) -2.5 billion copies 3. Gintama (January 1997-May 2005) -1.5 billion copies 4. Ace Combat (January 2002-May 2006) -1.2 billion copies 5 Inuyasha (January 2002-May 2006) -1.2 billion copies 6. SD Gundam (SD Gundam) (January 2005-May 2011) -1.1 billion copies 7 One Piece (January 2005-present) -10.9 billion copies 8 Naruto (January 2005-present) -10.8 billion copies Attack on Titan (January 2011-present) -10.4 billion copies 10 Demon Slayer (January 2013-present) -92 million copies

Grave Robber's Chronicles was a web novel that was usually updated daily. This was mainly because authors usually released new chapters at a certain time every day so that readers could get updates in time. Of course, in some special circumstances, the author may decide to update weekly or at a longer interval, but this is usually a rare case.

Back in the 50s, ads often told stories through simple and straightforward messaging. They focused on showing the benefits of the product in a clear and easy-to-understand way.