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White House press secretary Tony Snow told reporters earlier in the day that the United States is trying to make humanitarian aid available.

Due to the presence of journalists, Medvedev to recognize the "not ready to be baptized in front of reporters. "

For years, it was a sort of journalistic sport for newspapers and magazines to send reporters to New Hampshire in hopes of a sighting.

The newspaper reporters wanted to know why I had resigned form the cabinet but wild horses wouldn't drag it out of me.

"I was always ready to fight, but have to admit I have reached the limit, " Guttenberg told reporters at the Defense Ministry.

Speaker Pelosi told reporters that congressional Democrats are ready to work with their Republican colleagues and the president.

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

"That would be very unpleasant, " Medvedev warned reporters in response to a question about a START delay.

But Reid told reporters most Democrats support the bill, and that it is up to the president to deliver Republican votes.

In the big press conference, at the beginning Maxi easily told reporters, the foreign professional pickpockets seems to be no wisdom.

"It's a bit of fun and it's a bit light-hearted, " she told reporters outside the Houses of Parliament in London.

The general explained the military technicalities of the matter to the newspaper reporters.

"One wise idea might be to leave it to future generations to solve the issue, " Mr Yamaguchi told reporters before he departed for Beijing.

Yesterday afternoon, reporters found a business point of this very subtle, but its doors closed.

"It may have been a shot fired up in the air which entered his head on the way down, " a police spokesman told reporters on Tuesday.

'Make no mistake: Today we are part of a broad coalition, ' Mr. Obama told reporters traveling with him in Brazil.

He then tells the reporters that Keith will turn himself in and that he will stand by his son.

Rice told reporters on her plane that settlement expansion does not build confidence and is an obstacle to peace.

Many reporters now keep this information in their computers, using programs that make it easy to search for people and dates.

Chen Jie, told reporters that this series of measures to reflect the state of AIDS treatment policy: do governance should rule.

Within minutes of that tweet, anonymous sources at the Pentagon and the White House started to tell reporters the same information.

Mr Nami, speaking to reporters, denied any wrongdoing, saying: "It was not a fraud" and that he was "a victim of the police investigation" .

That has made it something of a holy-grail dateline for reporters covering the military.

Bryant did not talk to reporters after the game, but others talked about him, and about Odom, the unquestioned star of the game.

Odom to see such attitude, the reporters will also be a challenging topic decided just to throw the Phil - Jackson.

But, relatively speaking, reporters, since the mid-20th century, have had less access to the president than their predecessors.

'The only objective of these farcical and groundless trials is to defame me in the media, ' Mr. Berlusconi told reporters.

She begged him to speed up the pace of the rescue efforts, but after he left she was less timid in her comments to reporters.

Andy Coulson, a close aide to David Cameron, said he gave his reporters freedom to operate and did not attempt to micro-manage every story.

Reporters for three major state-run Chinese publications were admitted to the court for at least some of the proceedings.

Herzog told reporters the outposts, which often consist of just a few trailers and makeshift structures, are a blight on Israel's image.

But there was no talk of that during Friday's outdoor meeting, at least not while reporters were allowed to listen.

Statistics reporters the next, in an interview more than 20 owners, only two claimed that he did not receive this message.

Noticing that his hair had turned grayer and that he looked wan, reporters speculated that he was being ushered out the door.

Many reporters would like to interview her but she just refused with the reason that she was just a prostitute.

Weekly, holding his hands in front of his face, refused to speak to reporters as he was taken into the City Courthouse.

Last week Zubov said the trial would be open, but then changed his mind, claiming that the jury had objected to the presence of reporters.

The reporters also staked out his family home, and took photos of the house and of his "wife" entering it.

Mr. Bush's portrait of Mr. Cheney reaffirms many reporters' depiction of him as a steamrolling force for military intervention in Iraq.

Ramesh has now rejected the report, telling reporters that it did not "appear to be the product of rigorous scientific evaluation" .

The press freedom group Reporters Without Borders said Thursday that it had temporarily suspended its WikiLeaks "mirror site. "

Herold tearfully told reporters at her home that she slept with the chimp and that he was like a son to her.

Reporters interviewed a random passing of Mr. Wang, said he has heard the air-raid siren, but we did not respond, so he would not think.

The Guardian said the files named 31 reporters working for The News of the World and The Sun in connection with the operation.

Colorful small bags as if one of the fresh young life in an immediate reporters.

Reporters opened the door, just came across an American woman from the home in a panic ran out of her hand, holding two bottles of water.

Such a scenario is consistent with the brief statements first officer Richard Cole of Salem, Ore. , made to reporters earlier inthe weekend.

He joked that he would not like to take Jacobson's challenge to reporters earlier in the day to a six-mile jog around the airport.

However, when asked by reporters how the sales of these products to ensure quality, the sales staff did not answer.

On a call with reporters, Mr Khuzami said the team was looking at other instruments, some of them no doubt structured by other firms.

Reporters often wrote stories about her, some of which were more true than others. Missus Gardner did not seem to mind.

But the reporters did not search the entire single-joint creation of the Pingju opera, "my mother's heart" and drama "family" of any data.

He made no obvious gaffes and answered, or seemed to answer, each of the 48 questions thrown his way by the 200 or so reporters in the room.

But he might bring new people with him. New directors, new reporters, and camera people.

Reporters traveling with Mr. Ali said the Mount Merapi volcano eruption did not affect the previous here, "it seems this is very serious. "

The lawyer told the newspaper and television reporters, "Robert did not use a real gun in the robbery. He only had a toy gun. "

Politician who for security reasons to let his wife and sister and reporters to submit campaign file, think they are immune from attack.

One of the Daily NK's founders, Park In Ho, spends much of his time recruiting and training reporters on the North Korean border with China.

His solution? He summoned the city editor and directed him to call two rival news-papers and have them to send reporters to his office.

But rather than laugh, more than a few reporters stared at the e-mail message in a panicked state of disbelief.

Mr MA told reporters that he had to have a good accounting costs, if the risks are too large are ready to switch.

Such an exhausted Dong Hae smiled like a pato in the funeral when reporters came to take photos of him.

The two reporters were in the border area with a male cameraman and their guide as part of a reporting assignment on North Korean refugees.

Bosworth did not speak to reporters at the airport, slipping out a side door and into an embassy car waiting on the tarmac.

Spectators booed Chen's victory and a furious Stevenson told reporters that she had been "robbed" .

She alighted with her young daughter Piper, posed for a picture with a tourist and hurried past two dozen reporters and photographers.

Activists, diplomats and reporters who tried to visit Mr Chen were attacked by gangs of thugs stationed around the outskirts of his village.

Gen. Stanley McChrystal told reporters at the Pentagon that the jamming devices had not hurt U. S. troops on the battlefield thus far.

At the end of his briefing, even the reporters seemed to have been pulled in by Apple's aura, breaking into loud applause.

" And when asked by reporters if Moscow was planning to take revenge, he said: " It is incorrect to ask about it.

Reporters on the scene saw a sea lion in the head when the body has been askew , did not move far from normal "norms. "

Reporters noted that the gap between the number of indicators in different parts of a larger distribution.

Asked for her response to Mr Mandelson's speech, Ms Wu told reporters she was "extremely dissatisfied" with his remarks.

"I'm going to be sending my reporters to ask him questions all the time, " Ms. Niro said.

But Leyzaola considered it a personal triumph, and he told reporters that El Teo, once in custody, had acted like a woman.

After Mr Li put his foot in his mouth during the interviews with the reporters, his department got a flood of complaint letters.

Speaking to reporters on the campaign trail, Biden said he was preparing for this debate just like any other.

Reporters using e-mail or other online forms of communication should follow the same professional standards as they would in any other form.

"I've learned it a year or two years ago, " Boedihardjo said as reporters asked him questions and cameras flashed around him.

Defense Minister Fitzgibbon told reporters Saturday he would like the option of buying America's state-of-the-art F-22 Raptor fighter jet.

"We believe that at least 95percent of the PCBs in the dredge area will be removed, " she said in atelephone call with reporters.

The White House press secretary, Robert Gibbs, speaking to reporters on the flight to Denver, refused to rule out a second package.

Reporters intercepted him as he tried to leave by the rear entrance.

Some suggested that he was just trying to work on his image given the number of national reporters on hand last month.

But on Thursday afternoon, only a couple of reporters chatted with him while he iced his surgically repaired knees.

"Just a few days ago a hunter was telling me that he saw a she-bear with a very small cub walking across the field, " he told reporters.

ABC reporters across the city are beginning to hear the word "terrorism. "

He gave reporters free access to meetings in which the bleak progress of the drive against the Taliban was bluntly discussed.

"It looks as if there has been a durable shift towards domestic consumption in China, " he told a small group of reporters yesterday.

The President told waiting reporters there had been a constructive dialogue.

"It looks as if there has been a durable shift towards domestic consumption in China, " he told a small group of reporters yesterday.

The President told waiting reporters there had been a constructive dialogue.

Reporters said that Christina felt flustered after the blunder and did not know why it happened.

Yesterday afternoon, reporters asked the hospital to call the matter to the altar.

Being efficient reporters , we all followed him out the door, hoping to talk to him on his way out.

Shortly before 11am, she emerged to tell waiting reporters that she had been dismissed.

Most of the time in Iraq or Afghanistan when Western reporters went out on the front lines, they went on embeds with American troops.

I gather she won the first prize , since she came out of the hall with a crowd of reporters following her .

Red Shirt leaders told reporters they were ready to negotiate if the army ends its efforts to forcibly curtail the spread of protests.

He even made a late-night tour with a few deputy mayors and reporters to see it for himself.

Loudspeakers embedded in the ceiling of every room summon reporters to inspection tours of NATO targets, often in the middle of the night.

On the last day he had finished recording. There were reporters interviewing her. She said that she wants to spit.

When reporters challenged him about this, he argued that it was because he had patriotism pinned to his heart.

"In the long term, we cannot go on like this by solely relying on Google, " Kim Jae-hong, deputy commerce minister, told reporters.

A woman who was on the bus told reporters her husband was killed when he tried to stop the gunman.

Reporters and the police came out, the two men also tracked for a while, then turn around in a circle and returned to the store.

"It was all over in a matter of minutes, " Mr. Locke told reporters traveling with Mr. Panetta. "I never felt in any danger. "

The will was only recently discovered, and is believed to have never been published, an auctioneer told reporters.

in obtaining this information, Wang told reporters that the text did not accept out- of - court settlement, is very firm tone.

He said another parent was held briefly by police at the weekend and warned not to talk to foreign reporters.

He said he would fight to protect editors' and reporters' jobsin any agreement with new investors.

"I thank the chancellor for her support but I have reached the limits of my strength, " he told reporters in Berlin.

He was directing at least part of that quote to reporters pestering him about same-sex marriage.

Mr Koizumi, after his meeting with the Russian leader, told reporters a wide gap remains between the two countries on the matter.

However, Air Angels CEO Jim Adams told reporters the helicopter's crew included the pilot, nurse and a paramedic employed by the company.

This news report showed prison life in the raw and got a lot of attention from the public. Some reporters decided to follow it up.

Meanwhile, the reporters had not been paid and therefore decided to take matters into their own hands by going public on the Internet.

And while it may be the nation's "first puppy" , President Obama left reporters in no doubt about who was top dog in the household .

Reporters intercepted him as he tried to leave the hotel.

The news reporters were given nothing but bare facts by the officials in charge of the investigation.

The spokesman never gave a direct answer to any question of the reporters.

"I don't know whether or not they're going to give up their weapons, " he said, speaking to reporters with Mr.

Speaking to reporters, Mr. Ban said he is "confident" about future relations between the United Nations and the United States.

According to reporters in the courtroom, Madoff sat looking down in front of him as his victims gave vent to their fury.

However yesterday he did not have shooting. When he saw reporters at the hotel, he hurried away unlike his usual attitude.

Governor Schwarzenegger spoke with reporters after touring Malibu Monday, and said he hoped for a change in the weather.

As the two men sat down for talks, reporters asked whether Britain still has a special place in U. S. foreign policy.

Reporters take great pride in their news coverage and front-page news in the only things they seem to aim at.

Gartman said. He said a market is usually overbought by the time so many reporters ask him to shed light on a rally.

Mr. Blair told reporters in London the verdict handed down against Saddam Hussein, is a reminder of the "sheer terror" of that regime.

Reporters asked Benitez whether he felt there had been a change of attitude from Babel over recent months.

NATO Wing Commander Mike Bracken told reporters that the drone was being used for "intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance. "

Mr Maazel told reporters that the Philharmonic had not been given such an enthusiastic reception in a long time.

That room was full of reporters who love nothing more than a good bit of gossip!

Mr. Hurd was speaking to Arab reporters in London on the eve of his visits to Jordan and Saudi Arabia.

Yesterday morning, A Hai City in the CDC's lawn an interview with reporters, and he's also come with one of his school friends.

In general, documents are the lifeblood of government, so beat reporters must be able to obtain them and understand them.

He kept as cool as a cucumber as the newspaper reporters shouted questions at him at once.

Newspaper reporters pressed round the mayor, urging him to make a more satisfactory explanation.

Reporters said Bakari, who is still unaware that her mother died in the crash, was groggy and did not say much at the airport.

'You know, I listen to sometimes these reporters on the news (who say) 'Well, why haven't you solved world hunger yet? ''

Reporters must be considerably objective, although it is hard to be absolutely objective for everyone has his own opinions and ideas.

At this time, at the door of the two men also came over and stood on both sides of reporters and plainclothes police have been staring at.

Reporters are forced by the nature of the competition to pry ever deeper for an angle on a story that no one else has been able to uncover.

Hard news reports try to avoid subjective attitudes of the reporters, so only a few mental processes appear in hard news reports.

Status Offline She's not normally camera-shy but a tired-looking Sarah Ferguson avoided reporters on her arrival at Los Angeles airport.

Speaking to reporters after the auction, Nan Fung Managing Director Donald Choi said the price for the Tung Chung site was reasonable.

Afterwards, Hodgson told reporters: "This was always going to be a difficult game to win. "

"They have to install servers in India, " Mr Pillai told reporters in New Delhi on Wednesday, adding that "this applies to all" .

In Africa, local science is rarely publicised because scientists and reporters do not talk to one another.

Early this year, the White House told reporters that the president does not favor restoring the Fairness Doctrine.

Other reporters choose to hear the announcements in the courtroom, where they sit in a section of seats reserved for members of the press.

Yesterday, reporters found on the Internet, many websites selling "AIDS detection test, " said the quick detection of AIDS and syphilis.

When something like the deaths of these two photojournalists happen, people always ask why do war reporters do it?

To reporters he once remarked that he felt as fit as a bull moose, the name of his new party.

A crowd of Croatian reporters and photographers gathered around Angelina to ask the American star questions.

We walked through the alley to Jack's house, and a swarm of reporters and cameramen surged forward as we got into a limo with Kennedy.

Speaking to reporters at the end of his meeting with Ban Ki-moon, the president said too many lives have been placed at risk.

European Economic Commissioner Olli Rehn underscored the sense of urgency as he spoke to reporters on Wednesday.

In an invitation to reporters that shows an icon of its calendar application, the company said, 'Come see what 2011 will be the year of. '

In a news conference after the meeting, and Takeo Hiranuma told reporters: "We do not consider joining the ruling coalition. "

He told reporters that if young people wanted him to lead a transition, he would not let them down.

Both parties declined to tell reporters the specifics of what was discussed in their half-hour meeting.

He and his lawyer walked out of the court, dashing out of the tight encirclement of reporters and flash light, then ducked into the car.

Colton said reporters should be willing to cover stories from all sides and to work on the front lines of news gathering.

Speaking to reporters at the Pheu Thai Party headquarters, Yingluck did not disclose the names of her cabinet.

As he came off the stage, a group of reporters mobbed him and insisted on an interview session.

When foreign reporters show up to cover news that might portray Egypt in a bad light, angry mobs sometimes chase them away.

The answer was simple when, midway through last season, a group of reporters asked if he would ever fancy moving to a club like Real Madrid.

The reporters found out that the neighbors at several of the places did not really accept the outsider Qiu family.

The answer, we decided, was to undertake our journey not just as tourists on a holiday, but as reporters on the trail of "the real West. "

He thought it would be good for Google's image if reporters wrote about how crazy it was.

Earlier, standing beside Qureshi at a brief appearance for reporters, the Indian foreign minister was more circumspect.

"Let him stand! " Is full of righteous indignation reporters. Mohammad Khan bowed head, then stood. He may have never been so humble.

In the face of reporters , he repeatedly stressed: "My position is center, I said many times, the coach knows. "

Reporters are increasingly being asked to run blogs on newspaper websites, so why not start one of your own now?

Responsible editors and reporters like to think they do not pander to people's basest interests, but rather guide and educate them.

Business reporters need to be able to read and understand financial statements, balance sheets, and annual reports.

Carl arrives at the elementary school, and Palmer slips away from the reporters to speak with him.

And on Sunday, one of this newspaper's actual reporters snagged him a walk-around ticket to the Governors Ball after the Oscars.

Our reporters placed restaurant orders with a twist like a vegetarian meal in France and factored in a peanut allergy in Jakarta, Indonesia.

"It was nice for him to score a goal and a very important goal for us, " Mourinho told reporters.

The president and first lady refuse to talk to reporters, to a few field questions and give answers.

"He gave you [reporters] some good stuff to make it all hot before the game, " said Wenger.

Recently, he said to reporters Western medical knowledge on the prevention and treatment of cancer, people feel quite refreshing.

Following the meeting, Mr. Goldberg told reporters in Beijing that the discussions were 'very positive' and part of a continuing process.

Mian Mian's lawyer Sun Jingwei told reporters he met with Google's lawyers and was open to negotiating a settlement with the company.

"This idea has come up, I was a bit cautious about it, " Dennis Lockhart, the president of the Atlanta Fed, told reporters this week.

"It is conceivable that it might be appropriate to wear sunglasses when they are playing in the sun, " John Della Bosca told reporters.

My roundabout way of asking was to bring up the fact that the reception was for the cast and the reporters who had just screened the film.

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Liu Weimin told reporters Wednesday that U. N. condemnation did not help solve Syria's problems.

Dozens of reporters camped out on her doorstep.

One of the white-haired old man sitting close to reporters, lectures on the side, while reporters and chat Up .

Radmanovic laughed when he saw a pack of reporters move in on him in the locker room.

Drones can fly above news events to capture images that reporters may not be able to get close to on the ground.

"The elements of this . . . have to include the independent authority of a CFPA, " Gibbs told reporters at a briefing.

The French envoy later told reporters that Paris was ready to begin drafting a resolution soon.

Meanwhile, reporters quizzed Dalglish on how Andy Carroll's return to the starting XI had impacted upon his side's approach to the game.

Nancy and Joe and the children rushed out in the subfreezing9 air, the reporters on their heels.

However , a spokeswoman told reporters awaiting Her Royal Highness 's arrival that she was suffering from a " gastric bug " .

Mister Clair blamed reporters. He said they brought the virus to his farm on their shoes after they went to where the dead duck was found.

But the reporters had not read about in local newspapers, hepatitis B virus carriers of discrimination were reported.

The man told reporters that he played many times However, fewer win, lose more frequently, most of the time lost two or three thousand.

When Fang Hung-chien rose from bed the next day, the two reporters had already arrived.

Obama told reporters that it was the most important aspect of the summit over the two days of meetings among the 20 world leaders.

Reporters are shepherded into a wood-panelled conference room with soft armchairs, a long table and a wall-mounted screen.

Another Reno tent-dweller, Jim, told one of Oprah's reporters it was "like learning how to live all over again" .

Several minutes as if have not been the FBI vehicle, the ambulance and reporters come.

Speaking to reporters in Washington, she condemned the disclosure of any classified information that threatened national security.

'I know there has been a lot of back-and-forth on this, ' Mr. Froman continued in a conference call with reporters.

Many reporters use mental checklists like this one to make sure they have covered all of the important elements of a story.

Reporters found that each campus have posted it two or three bar owners, was responsible for the management posted it.

When George W. Bush first ran for the White House, political reporters assured us that he came across as a reasonable, moderate guy.

One of the voices of the reporters watching the newsreel at the beginning belongs to Joseph Cotten.

In his remark to reporters, Obama said he had seen extraordinarily positive signs for the future of the country.

Speaking to reporters on Monday in Baghdad, General George Casey said he expects a gradual evolution that will take months to show results.

Reporters learned that this Wuliangye and still adhere to the " oligarchy management" pattern of sales.

'The Arab League should be approached to pay for that war, ' Republican Sen. Richard Lugar told reporters just before hostilities began.

Updating reporters on the injury latest, Benitez said: "Gerrard will be out for around two weeks, more or less, with a hamstring problem. "

The main detective corps, known as the CICPC, closed its press office years ago, forcing crime reporters to meet under a nearby tree.

One of the players who's made it possible is Russell Westbrook, and he told reporters he thinks the team are future NBA champions.

Sports reporters write about fast moving, lively events. They must develop a way or wring that goes straight to the point.

In fact, he was more than twice as old as any of the Pentagon reporters who interviewed him that day.

"We're prepared to go through these talks as long as it takes for us to get through our agenda, " Glaser told reporters.

Their initial decision was to let the reporters posted abroad enter the Mainland.

In a talk with reporters here, State Department Acting Spokesman Gordon Duguid said the Quartet's wording is critical.

Foreign investigative reporters have been one of the biggest headaches for Greek security personnel protecting Olympic venues.

Amin told reporters that this phenomenon is not only in the first after Jiang Po emergence hall there, the number of beans.

"The president made no commitment to Premier Wen about this legislation, " he told reporters.

In the wake of incorrect tweets on Saturday, different news organizations and reporters came down on different side of this debate.

'Charterers were trying to use the media to make a bigger impact, ' Mr. Zhang told reporters.

Reporters trying to make chocolate candies by themselves.

Scientists who study social networks have long been hampered by one thing: their subjects are not always reliable reporters.

Questioned by reporters, the man, who speaks English, said he was not sorry he had killed Gandhi but would explain his reasons in court.

Mr. Sarkozy told reporters that obviously did not mean all the problems in the Middle East were resolved.

Good reporters "work" their sources regularly, contacting them to ask if anything interesting is happening.

"I predict that he will come as scheduled and hold some sort of talks" with Kan, chief government spokesman Yoshito Sengoku told reporters.

"It is going to be a very incremental process, " he told reporters on arrival in Beijing.

Goldman "repeatedly put its own interests and profits ahead of the interests of its clients, " Levin told reporters at a briefing.

However, reporters at noon yesterday, the company again to see when that company employees in 3322 to eat cold.

When reporters walked in a minute or so later, the president was offering his thanks to all who have served during his 8 years in office.

"I told him he and Jeanie [ Buss ] can come over for movies and popcorn, " Cuban told reporters. "Phil can be fun. "

Speaking to reporters after meeting with his Gulf counterparts, he also said the violence was 'regrettable, ' according to the AP.

It was later revealed that reporters also listened to messages left on the phone of a schoolgirl who had been abducted and later murdered.

His answers instantly were translated into a microphone and beamed to more than a dozen reporters' earphones as flashbulbs popped endlessly.

Now, if have newspaper published on the "vitas interview, " people know it is fake, because he never vitas direct contact with reporters .

His performance angered even jaded Japanese reporters with years of experience of watching dishonoured executives bow deeply and say little.

I think there's been a lot of publicity from reporters in the capital city, Beijing. But Shijiazhuang is not a well-trodden place, said Li.

But some of our top reporters had helped lead America into a war started under false pretenses.

Fortunately, terrified reporters have so far proved to be swifter runners than Egyptian xenophobes.