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preorder

[pree-awr-der] / ˈpriˌɔr dər /


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Starting Tuesday, you can apply to its early adopter program and preorder one for $20,000, with delivery expected in 2026.

From The Wall Street Journal

In the meantime, fans could preorder the album in various formats, or click an “add all to cart” button to simplify the process for hoarders — sorry, collectors.

From Salon

When the full, two-hour episode of “New Heights” dropped August 13, the album’s standard cover art was revealed, and three additional vinyl variants were made available for preorder.

From Salon

There’s no release date, but it’s available for preorder on Swift’s website now.

From Los Angeles Times

Preorder “Breaking Into New Hollywood” and read Tseng and Healey’s original Times reporting that led to the book.

From Los Angeles Times