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He began to read the paper. There was a new Allied offensive in Italy, the newspaper headlined.

A writer for Canada's Globe and Mail referred to that incident in a column headlined, "China's hit-and-run morality. "

By contrast, the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal, the conservative bible, headlined an editorial: "Thank you, Grover Norquist. "

S. domestic usage headlined the U. S. soybean meal balance with domestic use and exports sharing the moderated soybean oil offtake .

On the left was a box headlined "Your Numbers, " covered with a scratchable latex coating.

The reporter for Publishers Weekly wrote an article headlined ' Fight Club Author Knocks Them Out Without a Punch.

I wrote an article for a communist magazine that ended up being headlined "The Growing Pains of Soviet Youth" .

Ironically , one daily carried a front page story headlined " Astana's triumph " , referring to Vinokourov's earlier success in the race .

The Atlanta Journal Constitution published an editorial Tuesday headlined, "Obama tries to make Georgia seem in play; it isn't. "

In a chart headlined "survival" there's a list of business imperatives including "cash is king. "

The Thai media has helped stir up emotions; one editorial in the Bangkok Post last month was headlined "China's dams killing Mekong. "

After newspaper articles headlined the young couple's plight , the parents relented .

In early February, the Dallas Morning News headlined a page-one series, "The Secret Edge: Steroids in High Schools. "

The last show headlined another performer.

The state-run China Daily headlined: "False charges deter lending elderly hand. "

And the league's official website published a story headlined: "Rockets' center Yao retires" .

The squads will be headlined by Brand Jordan players (Wade, Anthony, Paul) vs. Nike (James, Bosh, Durant).

Singer Kelly Rowland also headlined an outdoor concert there yesterday.

The Daily Telegraph headlined its front page: "Beijing wows the world. . . Moscow sends in the tanks" .

About 10 years ago I inadvertently slipped into this role, when I wrote a cover story for The Economist headlined: "Containing China" .

Tuesday's South China Morning Post headlined an article that really got me angry.

Go to the MSDN Recently Posted area to find all of our headlined content that has been published during the last month .

In 2000 Angra co-headlined shows in Europe with Time Machine and Stratovarius.

The apology letter, signed from News Corp's Chairman and CEO, is headlined simply: "We are sorry. "

I had to point out that there wasn't much point in our removing his name from a memoir headlined "I am Barry Norman's brother" .

Xinhua also ran a commentary about the unrest headlined , 'How difficult is it for the people to be given the truth?

The June 28 cover story of Time magazine is headlined, "The Broken States of America. "

I had originally headlined the story "The red planet isn't dead, " but Sagan asked me to change it.

The whole piece is headlined "His finest moment" .

The headlined unemployment rate is just over 10 percent.

The newspapers headlined the story of the astronauts' trip to the moon.

The foundation hosted Maathai in 2005, when she headlined the foundation's annual lecture.

Were there any outraged newspaper editorials headlined 'Free Tibet in slitty eye shock' between 2006 and 2008?

The agenda was headlined by industry experts who provided insightful one-on-one mentoring with the students.

Andy Lau had previously visited survivors in the province and headlined an 8-hour fundraising show in Hong Kong.