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But a journalist with People's Daily said the new ambassador will understand "the tradition and way of Chinese dealing with issues. "

Instead, another FT journalist was to take his place in the corner office, effective immediately.

When the journalist again failed to reply, the editor reluctantly published the article at it had originally been written.

If this had been Bush every lame stream media "journalist" would be asking for his head on a gold platter.

"In my day the idea that you could be taught how to be a journalist in a classroom was a joke, " Mr Jameson says.

"I feel like an innocent man dragged from his bed, put in a barrel and hurled over Gullfoss! " wrote one journalist that morning.

The journalist only said that it was someone told him backdoor but refused to reveal the identity of his information.

In Russia this has been a terrible time to be a democrat, a journalist, an independent businessman. Just ask Garry Kasparov.

One Chinese television journalist said they told him they had resolved the matter simply by creating new folders.

He sent yet another fax informing the journalist that if he did not reply soon he would be fired.

Journalist: Huang Wei, when you were in Lanzhou, you were an English teacher, right? You stayed there for a year?

Tom's journalist father wants him to take over his mantle, but Tom is only interested in playing computer games.

As a journalist who hangs out in all sorts of locker rooms and clubhouses, I enjoy dealing with NBA players more than any other athletes.

He went on to become a journalist, and later a politician, finally settling with his wife and five sons in Dhaka.

It was not clear whom the man was working for. When he saw a journalist looking at him, he stepped inside and quietly closed the door.

Not too long ago a journalist visited my house. He looked at my books, smiled, and said 'we have the same books.

Here, I want to warn that journalist to be careful with his way of raising questions and not to quote people's remarks out of context.

It used to be the case that a competent journalist could cover any story that was put before of him or her.

THE prediction that Isador Feinstein Stone, America's most celebrated investigative journalist, made to his wife proved right.

Another journalist, Lee Jun, said that if caught, he would be branded a traitor by his government and executed.

And I said my resignation as the faculty advisor and my application as the journalist.

no longer what people believe me to be, a middle-aged journalist taking a holiday on an ocean-going liner, ?

Journalist Hezekiah Niles, one of the leaders of this movement, prophesied that in time the United States would produce all its own wine.

If I had something to say as an artist I think I would be a bloody awful artist, I might as well be a journalist.

Can one really compare the influence of a journalist to that of a terrorist?

His father has never been identified; his mother claimed that he was a journalist who died a few months before their son was born.

The daily Corriere della Sera is trying to fill the void by hiring a noted TV journalist to present a programme on its website.

And when Mr Putin visited Germany in October, Ms Merkel did not hesitate to address the murder of a Russian journalist, Anna Politkovskaya.

His first job after studying English at university in Fujian Province was as a journalist at China Daily, the state-run newspaper.

Journalist, author and travel writer Chris Taylor was born in London but grew up in Bristol and Brisbane.

"If Bremerhaven was one of many cities, it would never have got the same help, " says Detlef Kolze, a local journalist.

However, many ordinary Iraqis said the journalist had already served his punishment and should be released.

Finally, he called a journalist, who matched the young man's description to that of another young man reported missing.

Journalist: During that half a year you felt it was really hard. What was the difficulty?

Like the journalist he had meant to be, before the New York Times turned him down, he always tried to talk to locals.

" When he would say in Arabic, a Western woman journalist repeated nagging these words, the female reporter laughed and said " go home soon.

In a previous era, it might have seemed more fitting for the journalist to serve as the warm-up act for the vice-president.

Journalist: How much of a risk is it for a footballer to come to a new country and league in a World Cup year?

Journalist: World Book Day is coming, and the topic of reading began to heat up. In this age, what can we exactly gain from reading?

But all those adjectives and all that decoration would be the ruin of any journalist trying to write good English.

This obviously makes it a fantastic opportunity to explore -- both as a journalist as well as a spiritual seeker.

If you were lucky enough to be a wealthy businessman or an influential journalist, or a doctor, or something, you might have a telephone.

Initially, he concentrated upon establishing himself in the eyes of Japanese and Western intelligence as a bona fide journalist.

At a memorial service for a distinguished British journalist a few years ago, one of his editors said that he could "make words dance. "

Journalist: As a singer, how much do you think you are prepared?

Ronald Jr. pursued careers as a ballet dancer and journalist; Patti was an outspoken opponent of many of her father's policies.

"In the name of God, in all the name of charity, I appeal for you to release this female journalist, " he said.

And yet as a journalist, however old you get, you always feel you are labouring in the dark.

If I'm ever going to answer those questions, it will have to be in my role as a journalist, not as a corporate spy.

The Peruvian Mario Vargas Llosa has been a novelist, journalist, a film director, political leader and a presidential candidate.

Let me reassure you, as I did in the introduction, that I'm not trying to turn you into a journalist.

The mayor of Hiroshima strode at a leisure pace toward the puzzled journalist, a bunch of flowers in his hands.

She said that Derek had decided in his early 20s that he wanted to be a journalist and simply refused to take no for an answer.

He said "No" for the question of a journalist straight.

The journalist David Rorvik wrote a true story of a millionaire's quest to produce a son identical to himself.

China was one of the first foreign assignments for the great journalist Ryszard Kapuscinski.

Journalist: Six years? Then what was the reason you decided to stay in this country for a period of time?

He sent yet another fax informing the journalist if he did not reply soon he would be fired .

A year later the journalist was savagely attacked, leaving him barely able to talk and brain-damaged.

Second, she had always aspired to be a naturalist, or maybe a journalist, but the word "scientist" hadn't figured in her dreaming.

He thought a journalist should be able to toss a report together in half an hour.

When the planes hit the twin towers eight years ago this week, I wasn't a journalist at all, but a business economist living in London.

Journalist: How much do you think your time at Rangers will help you acclimatise to the Barclays Premier League?

The journalist immediately set out to obtain these important facts, but he took a long time to send them.

She did indeed teach us to put out a newspaper, skills I honed during my next 25 years as a journalist.

Q. For a long time you were considered the most powerful journalist in Chicago, you know?

Marketers are also beginning to skip the journalist as a middleman to produce their message and are instead producing it themselves.

Charles Dickenshad been reporting on the world about him for the past six years, as a journalist and then as a novelist.

It is well known that Han Han is just a middle school student, but , I am sorry to admit that I cannot speak to a journalist frequently.

As a journalist who writes for a wire service, I realize that this would be hard to do.

As a longtime journalist, I feel some consolation to see the connections between the reporters they were and the writers they became.

One veteran journalist, the Guardian's assistant editor Michael White, said the paper had a "Jekyll and Hyde" nature.

Every other journalist is trying to get into Syria, but on Saturday I was trying to get out.

She was a passionate liberal whose anti-war convictions had been confirmed the previous summer when she worked in Vietnam as a journalist.

But he said he wouldn't be opposed to covering something local if it meant he'd get to stay a journalist.

Charles West is an American journalist and TV producer with a strong interest in the politics of energy. He lives in Washington state.

This is more than likely a combination of Duff's desire to leave and a journalist's need for a plausible club to link him to.

Two years on, a CNN journalist who visited him in Tripoli said al-Megrahi appeared to be "near death. "

I liked Vogel. A Swiss journalist had told me that he is a very good player, always ready to give his best for his team.

On Monday, I returned to work as a journalist, sooner than I would have liked but dry-eyed and efficient.

But I understand that when a a journalist; a newspaperman officer is not an easy thing to do, the light still does not work like the.

in public she said, "there has been a tremendous amount of progress in Azerbaijan" , a statement questioned by a brave local journalist.

It's probably with a sense of relief that she discovers that I'm "only" a journalist investigating Foursquare.

The incentive to "go along" to "get along" is always present, in competition with a journalist's instinct to speak truth to power.

Yesterday, CNN journalist Rick Sanchez raised the question of whether Senator McCain should have admonished the woman.

But it leaves every journalist, editor and television producer in no doubt that there are boundaries they should not cross.

The "Touch" is an American television series, which he led where he portrayed as a former journalist and a luggage handler.

'Does the U. S. have high-speed rail yet? ' one conductor-in-training asked an American journalist as the train neared Shanghai.

The following month, a European television news journalist suffered similar treatment while trying to report on unrest in Hebei province.

The editor at once sent the journalist a fax instructing him to find out the exact number of steps and height of the wall.

However, he finally decided to settle in Beijing where he met his wife, a Canadian journalist, and has kids.

Journalist David Halberstam's death was like the death of the great Hollywood stars.

He also says that his wife, a journalist and author, may prefer greater separation between the first family's public and private lives.

The journalist and human-rights activist Hassan Al Amin said such problem were to be expected in a newly forming government.

The heated exchange was an almost unprecedented interaction between a journalist and a sitting head of state.

As I began writing my book, I realized I would have to unlearn a lot of what I had learned as a journalist.

To minimise the chance of her identity being revealed, Jessica has never before talked to a journalist. But now she feels a duty to speak.

"That was the first time [the journalist] carried both sides of the argument, " said the ISI official. "I think we are getting there. "

As a little journalist of China Kids English Newspaper, I had a interview with one of the workers.

The new journalist was told off by the editor-in-chief, for the readers were averse to the front page story he had written.

Journalist: You're a young boy, so it must have been difficult to leave the city of Rome and come to Liverpool?

there was an old man who was very strong, thus a journalist interviewed his secret that why he kept himself healthy.

Citizen Journalist and the Participatory Photographer: the changing nature of news picture gathering, ethics, privacy and authenticity.

In London he berated a respected Pakistani journalist who dared question his government's efficacy and sincerity in combating extremism.

Jake: A good journalist always does his homework. I've been reading all the newspapers. I've been making phone calls all day.

As a journalist from CCTV, her future is destined to be very bright without this ignominious matter.

I decided to reveal that I was a journalist so I could ask the backroom auction staff about the apparent illegality of the items on sale.

As we approached the dock, a Japanese journalist leaned from the boat toward the surf to snap a few last shots.

Despite the incredible success of her media company, she has not forgotten what made her want to be a journalist in the first place.

Among the large number of books written on the subject, this book written by Danish journalist Tor Norretranders is a standout.

Journalist Joanne Chen researched North Americans' affinity for HFCS-containing sweet foods for her book "The Taste of Sweet" .

He claimed that he was not a "journalist" but a "commentator" , but conceded that the deal had been ill-judged.

Journalist: But it obviously hasn't worked, or at least, it's not working as you hoped.

Journalist: It's a great pleasure to have an interview with you on Paper Cutting. Could you please introduce yourself?

I major in Journalism, you know I've always wanted to be a Journalist in the future. What about you?

Omid Memarian, blogger and journalist, talked with one of these jailed women's daughter and reported that in his blog.

It was nothing in my mind especially, just the fact that the journalist asked me if I would ever leave the Club.

The funeral has been taken place in Belarus of a prominent journalist found hanged last week.

At the height of his fame, a French journalist filmed him nibbling on a piece of fruit while supposedly midway through his mammoth fast.

The British journalist had never written about crime and had no experience with anything involving blood.

If President Bush believes in any of his own rhetoric, he should join the chorus of voices calling for the journalist's immediate release.

That sort of defeats are only stepping-stones. --W. Reid. American journalist and diplomat.

As a journalist, Woodward said he begins each day by asking himself one key question: What is being hidden by government officials?

Of course, no journalist would muddy the waters of a message with such a mixed bag of metaphors.

As Ms Wilkerson, a journalist, recalls, coloured people in Miami Beach had to be off the streets and out of the city limits by 8pm.

He protests that this is not the end of Will Lewis, journalist, replaced by Will Lewis, entrepreneur.

Even information already publicly circulated can be problematic, as the case of Shi Tao, a journalist, illustrates.

And under the leadership of the journalist Asra Nomani and scholar Amina Wadud, mixed-gender prayers have taken place in West Virginia.

This makes the journalist trying to read it confused and angry.

Please don't take this as a horrible insult, but you seem to have a little journalist in your soul.

Journalist: What can you tell us about the deal Mr Henry? How much is the deal worth and what are you hoping to achieve as Liverpool owner?

When I heard this story, it reminded me that any good journalist should follow this strategy when he's writing about a company.

Is the fashion magazine shut out, Rebecca resume was little, he was with the company's financial magazines as a journalist.

"I did it out of a mother's instinct , " Wu told to the journalist.

He said in an interview with a journalist in this Tuesday there are a lot of Greman city being interested in this inventoty.

"That same year he made his Broadway debut, playing a suave radio journalist" (Edward Hudson).

Edwin Maher has been a journalist and broadcaster all his working life.

A journalist colleague meanwhile admitted to me that his degree from a top university was entirely fictional.

A native of Vienna, Austria, Mr. Drucker was an intellectual who worked as a journalist and studied economics.

A journalist colleague meanwhile admitted to me that his degree from atop university was entirely fictional.

e. g. A fine journalist is best characterized by discipline, determination and keen observations.

An important part of a journalist's job is to hold those in positions of authority accountable to the public.

When I hear somebody sigh, "Life is hard, " I am always tempted to ask, "Compared to what? " -Sydney J. Harris, American journalist.

During his investigation, Mick got to know Beth, a journalist of a web site Buzzwire.

There's a cost to all this ambiguity, of course: it's risky for the journalist, who must then be compensated.

We'll hear from a Kingston resident who's sympathetic to Mr Coke in a minute. But first the take of Jamaican journalist, Karen Madden-James.

It is a good chance for you to mention any interests relevant to the job: current affairs if you want to be journalist.

The taming of one foreign journalist on a show with only a tiny share of the national television audience is no big deal.

Chen, a video journalist from TV station, carries his video camera be seated in the front seat of the bus .

This may have been for my benefit, knowing that I was a journalist, but it was striking nonetheless.

Journalist at the IKEA store to see new green children's home series, is ideal for building children's paradise in summer.

A local journalist said by telephone he saw plumes of black smoke, heard explosions and saw an occasional missile streak through the sky.

Those injured since the fighting broke out Thursday include a French journalist and a Thai news cameraman.

Even when writing in her strictly historical mode, Lane brings a journalist's eye and style to her narrative.

Although the occasion called for him to wear a suit and tie, suits were not normally required dress for a shipping journalist.

In June, two men attacked the journalist Fang with metal pipes, leaving a deep gash on his head.

A journalist asked when these regulations were to go into effect. Schabowski responded "immediately. "

What brought me there, as a journalist, was an innovative reforestation project.

By the time she graduated, though, she was in love with a wannabe journalist, Nick Tomalin, and together they moved to London.

BEIJING, China (CNN) -- Wei Wenhua was a model communist and is now a bloggers' hero -- a "citizen journalist" turned martyr.

Karman, 32, an Islamist journalist dubbed the "Mother of the Revolution, " has been a key figure in protests in the capital Sanaa this year.

Julian Assange may represent the future of news reporting, but he is not a journalist, at least not in the conventional sense.

But it's nothing new to point out the conflicts of interest faced by the journalist or critic who has met his subject in a social setting.

Heather Clancy is an award-winning business journalist with a passion for green technology and corporate sustainability issues.

A prominent Sri Lankan journalist who campaigns for media freedom has been abducted and beaten up in the capital Colombo.

It first hit the headlines in 2008 when a local journalist campaigning against the new road was savagely beaten in front of his own home.

This one features a hotshot New York journalist and a plain-speaking Southern librarian, both of whom have been hurt by love before.

And he fails to provide footnotes to his sources, despite relying simply on his "journalist's instincts" .

His wife, Anne Sinclair, a popular and well-known French television journalist, stood by him.

"If I knew that, I wouldn't be a mere economic journalist, " his father said.

What are the rights of bloggers in an era when almost anyone may claim to qualify for a journalist's protection?

She said she chose to be a journalist because it is important that people grasp what is going on around them.

The journalist had just come off an assignment which had taken him half way round the world .

'Hu Jun told us that if he'd had another career, he'd always wanted to be a journalist, ' Ms. Cheung says.

Listening to the self-statement made by the old scientist, the journalist could feel the manner of a great master.

Why shouldn't a court be allowed to prohibit a journalist from reporting the prior criminal history of a defendant facing a murder charge?

As a science journalist with a regular column in Scientific American, Jeremy Marsh specializes in debunking the supernatural.

Ms Banon's account would not make her the first female journalist to be harassed by a powerful man.

"The Newseum is a memorial to what was" , says Vina Lervisit, a young freelance journalist, during a recent visit.

Another member-journalist now has more of a civil society perspective in her writing.

His choice of Craig Oliver, a former broadcast journalist, as Mr Coulson's replacement underlines the point.

He said that spokesman and media journalist are two independently reliant vocations.

The government also declared that any journalist inside the country not on the approved tour would be considered to be a member of al-Qaeda.

As a journalist, Tintin is spectacularly unproductive, even by the idle standards of his trade.

I never expected China to be an easy place to work as a journalist.

Memberships in clubs, associations, political parties, or religious organizations can create a conflict of interest for a journalist.

Julia Llewellyn lives in London and works as a journalist.

Yahoo was criticized for turning over information about the email account of a journalist to Chinese authorities in 2004.

British journalist Robert Tait who covers Iran from Turkey for the British newspaper The Guardian, describes the allegations.

Tom Wicker, the distinguished journalist who died last week, was the son of a railroad conductor.

A student journalist interviewed someone claiming to be a representative of the hackers shortly before the Obama tweets were posted.

Forgive me for correcting you, but it is absolutely the business of a journalist.

There is no good reason why a given journalist cannot contact a scientist working in biotechnology for an authoritative point of view.

As a journalist I have to inform Brazilian fans, who don't always follow European leagues closely, that Ronaldinho is in a great phase.

Within a single semester, I decided to be a journalist.

Fred Graham has been a legal journalist since becoming Supreme Court correspondent for The New York Times in 1965.

If I were a journalist, I would interview the workers who built the Tibetan Railway.

For some time the journalist in me had known that the relationship between politics and the media was not serving the public.

No self respecting journalist would like to see their lazy work, deceptions or fabrications exposed to the world.

A. During an interview, a journalist told me she had called her grown daughter the night before and began, ''I miss you. ''

As a journalist, I'm a media junkie, and so I always knew who was up and who was down in each day's British news cycle.

Cunningham started as a print journalist and retains a writer's sense of composition, a reporter's eye for news.

She was the first foreign journalist permitted by the Soviets to travel that route.

Although Wang tells the journalist, that KiJiJi has already got a certain cash income, it is still now in the stage of exploration.

Unfortunately, cooperation of unethical behavior of a manager with a journalist may lead to an undesirable result.

"My wife and I had prepared for the worst, to stay in prefabricated houses for three to five years, " he told a Xinhua journalist.

She has a weekly dinner with college friends, an art class every Thursday night, plus the responsibilities of her job as a journalist.

Our journalist had a firsthand finishing account of the story to report.

Even as a journalist, you may not be able to just walk into some conferences.

he sent yet another fax informing the journalist that if he didn't reply soon, he would be fired.

Journalist: After the general election in UK this May, the Conservative Party and the Liberal Democrat Party formed a coalition government.

One of those injured was a journalist for the French Press Agency.

Mr Brown worked as a lecturer and a journalist at Scottish Television before entering the political arena .

For a business journalist it was a rare chance to rub shoulders with some small-town entrepreneurs determined to make money in Africa.

Government licensing both determines who may be a journalist and circumscribes the parameters of acceptable reporting and commentary.

Japan said it might cut aid to Myanmar after the shooting of a Japanese journalist by a soldier during the Yangon protests.

Journalist: Many people say that your existing give lot of pressure to men, what do you think of that?

A journalist learns to write as if she does not exist.

As a journalist, dealing with death was nothing new, but nothing could prepare me for this.

The policeman tried to hold out for 1, 500 roubles, but the steely nerved journalist got his ride for his offer price.

ROXANA SABERI, the Iranian-American journalist who was recently released from prison in Iran after being convicted of spying for the U. S.

Valfierno told the story to a journalist in 1914, on condition that it would not be published until his death.

A number of friends and colleagues have had close shaves and as a journalist I've seen the horror such attacks can cause.

Wang Yang, 33, said his job as a television journalist left him no time to marry, or to start a family.

Nightingale is well known in history as the Lady with the Lamp but this was actually a phrase invented by a Times journalist.

A journalist from an Arab television station interviewed one of the rescue workers on site, asking whether he had considered giving up.

Said the composer to the newspaper journalist.

"Laddie, I never drop players, I only make changes. " Bill Shankly to a journalist who criticised his team selection.

Jerry Yang met the family and that of Wang Xiaoning, the other journalist in the lawsuit, after the hearing.

Another video has Pulitzer Center-sponsored journalist, Beth Murphy giving advice on choosing a good character for your profile.

The gentleman in me made me stand up to go away but the journalist in me made me stand still.

A week later, the editor at last received the telegram from the journalist.

Suzanne Loebl, a New York art journalist, has given a highly readable account of this achievement.

Abroad, she was the country's best-known journalist, a prolific author and columnist.

One of you plays the part of the shop assistant, and the other the journalist.

Three weeks ago, he told an Arab journalist he would mount an unprecedented attack on the U. S.

The public is already dealing with the views of warring parties, without having to contend with a journalist's own agenda too.

I've decided to become a journalist for an English language newspaper.

The case of Sami al-Haj has gotten considerable attention over the years because of his work as a journalist.

My career target is to work as a journalist in a leading media company after graduating from school.

And both before and between his stints at the White House, he was a journalist.

Journalist: What are the specific projects for the business between the Thai Chamber of Commerce and other ASEAN countries?

The journalist refused to disclose the source of her information, for fear of bringing unnecessary trouble.

In an incident earlier this year, Afghanistanreleased five top Taleban prisoners in exchange for an Italian journalist being held hostage.

Liberty is the only thing you cannot hae unless you gie it to others. William A White . American journalist.

The journalist's most recent book book, Songs of Blood and Sword, is a history of her family and Pakistani politics.

In 2005, Yahoo was roundly criticized for handing over information that led to the arrest and imprisonment of a Chinese journalist.

In June Fang Xuanchang (no relation), a science journalist on Caijing magazine, was on the receiving end of similar treatment.

The journalist did not want to reveal the identity of his informant.

A common type comes from inmates who claim they were wrongfully convicted and would like a journalist to investigate.