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It is often difficult to discern the truth of an event from a newspaper report.

This suffices with the mass of the people who have no means of distinguishing the false from the true paragraphs of a newspaper.

The student who wants a newspaper career has much hard work ahead of him before he can become even a cub, or beginning, reporter.

How much does it cost to take out an ad in a newspaper?

They're very happy to pay for it when they buy a newspaper, and I think when they read it elsewhere they're going to have to pay.

All of a sudden, in a newspaper to see that there are many early born baby died. There are many children is born deaf and blind!

At last he gave up the attempt to sleep, took out a newspaper, put it up in front of him and began to read.

The old man sat in an armchair with a newspaper in his hands.

Sgt Contreras' mother, Lisa Latorre, told a newspaper in her hometown, that she did not want the event to become a media circus.

Pick up a newspaper on any given day, and you're likely to read about some sort of online security breach.

A woman in Bristol read about her in a newspaper and recognized her as a girl who had stayed at her lodging house not too long before.

One day, B in a newspaper to see a written essay, a call to ask the disease.

He followed that up with a newspaper interview in Germany in which he claimed he could be Anfield-bound next summer.

"If I was the reader and if I had a newspaper, I would like to read about somebody else like that, " Katy said, smiling.

If I were a named li hua drops of middle school students, write to a newspaper the host, ask for help resolve long-troubling my question.

South African President Jacob Zuma is suing a cartoonist and a newspaper for a controversial drawing of him published two years ago.

But, he ran out of money and began to write for a newspaper again.

If you get a newspaper delivered to your door, think about whether you could walk to the shops in the morning and pick it up instead.

And she took out a newspaper clipping out of her pocket. I can't read Swedish, but she told me it was all about Bill Clinton eating here.

The Global Times, a newspaper published by the Communist Party, said the fleet could consist of two cruisers and one large supply ship.

If it was a newspaper, enormous amounts of that revenue would have gone to buying newsprint, paying distributors and so on.

But a newspaper in Florida now reports that school systems across the state are rejecting the program for a second year.

For two or more than two units to establish a newspaper, there must be a major sponsoring unit that shall make application.

The man says, "Hey! ! I sent you down to the corner store 45 minutes ago to get me a newspaper. What's the matter ? ! "

"i've got an important assignment for you, " he said, as he glanced back down at a newspaper.

Over the next two decades he was a printer, a riverboat pilot, a soldier, a gold miner, a businessman and a newspaper reporter.

He sat down and began to read a newspaper.

Early on in my career as a newspaper reporter in London, a grizzled newsroom veteran summoned me over to his desk for a stern talking to.

In love with journalism, he started a newspaper for the 800 men stationed with him in Wiltshire while doing his national service in the RAF.

Had there been a newspaper in the days of early man, the discovery of fire would have been splashed in the front page.

"It's been so far a newspaper story, " Cronkite said. "We have to make it a television story. "

Great Expectations was written by Charles Dickens around the time of 1860-1861 and was initially written as a periodical for a newspaper.

But I wasn't discouraged, and I had a new aim, which was to be a postman, or rather to be a newspaper boy. As a newspaper boy.

There is no doubt that the strength of the team to a newspaper run by laying a solid foundation.

Wife talking to her husband, who reads newspaper all day: I wish I were a newspaper so I'll be in your hands all day.

Shantou before Green seems to have not much experience, to the school newspaper so-so to just out of a newspaper.

Holding a newspaper frees you to express yourself, sort of like holding a sax did for Coltrane.

They only went two blocks north to find that the SUV had come to a full stop because it had plowed into a newspaper stand.

When it began to rain he covered his head with a newspaper.

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

My mother came into my room with a newspaper in her hand.

There was a day when a newspaper put "Winner of Pulitzer Prize" on the front page, and people flocked to read the Pulitzer Prize story.

I sat down at her desk, picked up a newspaper and started reading. Suddenly I heard the wooden door of the outside room open with a squeak.

While Linda was buying a newspaper at the train station, the dog got out of his box and ran away.

Google had looked at buying a newspaper but was "trying to avoid crossing the line" between technology and content, Mr Schmidt said.

When Jane went off to get his order he took a newspaper out of his coat pocket and began reading the sports page on the back.

In theory a newspaper could ask its readers to sign up for a two-year electronic subscription, say, and subsidise the cost of a tablet.

After all, with a newspaper you get a half hour's interesting reading, while with a coin you just get a little chunk of metal and a date.

"Here it is, " said the man, taking out of his pocket a slip cut from a newspaper.

A key turning point in his life was when his mother showed him a newspaper article about a man dealing with a severe disability.

In an attempt to create a gotcha moment, he waved a copy of a newspaper bearing the headline "Inflation Worries Spread" at the Fed chairman.

The struggle for existence, in the case of a newspaper, has been a struggle for ciuculation.

A newspaper is often a good barometer of public opinion.

For all its high-flying rhetoric, Tuesday's article in a newspaper backed by the National Bureau of Statistics may not be one of those.

His grandfather is sitting on the armchair with a newspaper in his hands.

A newspaper pal got him a blind date, choosing Alice because she was the only girl reporter shorter than he.

By my reckoning, someone who buys a newspaper a day, a magazine a week and three books a month will break even by the fifth month.

There was a thin man with a dark brown coat and a newspaper in his hand.

When Mr Yang told of his plight on his blog, Beijing Times, a newspaper (loosely) controlled by the Communist Party, picked up the story.

Seeing your advertisement in a newspaper, we ask you to send us your latest price-list, together with an illustrated catalogue.

A man takes pictures of the front page of a newspaper in front of the White House on May 2.

The person on the street or behind a newspaper desk cannot possibly pretend to be a final authority on such a subject.

I knew through a newspaper article that much intake of salt was an occasion of high blood pressure.

If it does really well, it also makes it on to the digg. com home-page, the equivalent of a newspaper's front page.

participants made a newspaper tower , which had to stand on itself for ten seconds.

Daniel subscribed to a newspaper for a year in the post office.

Dad to let me learn better, give me a newspaper, a table-tennis classes, let me spare time to exercise their body.

When was the last time that you picked up a newspaper and the headline was, "Boy dies of Asthma? "

Purposes and demands differ between an informal essay and a formal one, and between the sports page in a newspaper and a chemistry textbook.

The thief waited a bus at a bust-stop when he left the supermarket. And reading a newspaper as well.

One of my friends works for a newspaper. I'll recommend you to him.

While Xiao Fang was a newspaper the train station, the dog of her box.

The first written use of the word with that meaning was in a newspaper in Illinois in eighteen thirty-seven.

One does not read these essays the way one does a newspaper; rather, one immerses in them to see a mind at work, thinking deeply.

They are known as the mass media. The main job of a newspaper is to inform us about what is going on in the world.

He took out a "super-injunction" against a newspaper, which was lifted by a judge last week.

There is no need for you to look up every new word in the dictionary while reading a newspaper.

Now, like me, Poll's got a newspaper column. I just wish they would bill him as 'The Only Referee Who Can't Count'.

Seeing Jiang in person helped Gilley in that he saw that Jiang was more than a man you may just see on a newspaper.

Because many of the store's customers are not satisfied with service, it had to apologize in a newspaper.

It seems to me, observing the young in coffee shops, that something is missing from their lives: the fine art of holding a newspaper.

If I hadn't dreamt of being a soldier or a newspaper boy. I wouldn't have learned to swim, to dive, to climb trees or to ride a bicycle.

Visitors are asked to bring their personal memories of violence, be it a photograph, a newspaper cutting or a personal note.

To help you do this, think like a newspaper editor and strive to convey information in a condensed, headline style.

They have it printed in a newspaper. The cost is usually a few dollars.

His grandfather settled down in the armchair with a newspaper.

I need you to be serious. -You've got a newspaper on your head.

Also, if you're riding without a windbreaker and find that you need one, insert sections of a newspaper inside your cycling jersey.

A newspaper cartoon then appeared announcing the award of a Nobel prize for "an apple a day keeps the doctor away" .

ONE hundred and sixty five years ago, a Scottish businessman set out his plans for a newspaper.

Wiseman conducted an experiment in which he gave subjects a newspaper and asked them to count how many photographs were inside.

He once worked in a china factory. He worked as an editor and reporter in a newspaper a free writer and a film scriptwriter .

Look, Carl's father is reading a newspaper, his mother is washing clothes, and Carl himself is listening to the radio.

During these tests she was able to read a newspaper through an opaque screen .

During these tests she was able to read a newspaper through an opaque screen and.

My eyes filled with tears and yet I knew the verses were badly written vague, abstract words such as one finds in a newspaper.

I consider warning her that she will never again read a newspaper without thinking: "What if that had been MY child? "

Steven: She hasn't worked at a television station before, but she was a reporter at a newspaper ast year.

The highlight of a web page is the screen center of a layout, not the top left side like on a newspaper page.

I think working for a newspaper and reporting from all over the world would be exciting.

The number of unemployed is at its lowest level in 20 years, Dieter Hundt, head of the employers' organisation, noted in a newspaper.

He took employment in a newspaper office.

A newspaper of the time said those were the days of wildcat money. It said a man might be rich in the morning and poor by night.

The cover story the spy told her was that he was a newspaper reporter .

The film has the Tramp slaving away on an assembly line while the president of the company relaxes and reads a newspaper.

He was a newspaper reporter and she used to work for an international bank.

But one reader--among the many who complained Thursday--described it as 'perhaps the most astonishing thing I've ever read in a newspaper. '

The last day I saw an advertisement on a newspaper introducing a new kind of syrup which is said to have magic effect on coughing.

Wife: I wish I were a newspaper so I'll be in your hands all day.

To put (material submitted to a newspaper or magazine) in a form suitable for publishing.

The children are at table but the father is at the table reading a newspaper.

A newspaper boy on a bike rides along the road, throwing newspapers at each home as he rides by.

So, I was seeing the live [video] of his talk, outside, on just a newspaper.

One day the headmaster was reading a newspaper office, suddenly a football fly in on his head, he was very angry.

He sat down and started to read a newspaper.

Advertisements contain the only truths to be relied on in a newspaper.

It also reminds me of a joint interview conducted by a newspaper in Shanghai and Shanghai TV.

Many Canadians have never read a newspaper though some newspapers are free, because they do not know their ABC.

With a newspaper on hand, many young men first scan it for the names of their favorite stars, and then glance at the other news.

Too Long The travel editor of a newspaper called, saying she was finally using an article I had written several years earlier.

Our manager is having an interview with a newspaper reporter at the moment.

Our teacher is having an interview with a newspaper reporter at the moment.

He took some change from his pocket to buy a newspaper.

A newspaper circulates among the general populace.

but I foolishly let him know as a secret that I soon intended to begin a newspaper, and might then have work for him.

Zach: Yeah. . . it's gonna be a long journey, especially as I seem to have forgotten to buy a magazine or a newspaper.

While there Harry happened to see a newspaper clipping reporting that a vault at Gringotts had been broken into( PS8).

Run over Copy, continued from a story in the main editorial section of a newspaper or magazine, but was placed on other section at the back.

A content is a collection of coherent information as the cards of an address book, the items of a newspaper or the products of a catalog.

[Also] overlooked is the little things, like coffee, water and a newspaper.

At the age of 15, he printed a newspaper of his own.

British families generally buy a newspaper every morning and two or three on Sundays.

He gets a broker's name out of a newspaper, FedExes him a check, and enters his first trade.

Then what ideas did Mencken hold that made a newspaper like the Commercial Appeal castigate him publicly?

A month later, often with a newspaper to the hotel guests eat named above recommended dishes, the hotel's turnover than doubled.

I saw a good theme in a newspaper, which can be put into a drama.

Find and read a newspaper article about this area of the world. Highlight the important facts and write a summary.

In a newspaper interview, Lord Phillips described wigs as an anachronism that gave the public a false impression of judges.

May: He asked me if I'd like to be a newspaper salesperson?

A Jew who works for such a newspaper is like 'a concentration camp guard.

Imagine a newspaper decided to create a table ranking the world's cities. Is Moscow better than Sydney?

a newspaper's passionless account of a sensational trial.

Cultivating Your Brand - There are intangible characteristics that you attribute to brands you see in a newspaper, in a magazine, or on TV.

Among other things, investigators say he tried to pressure a newspaper, the Chicago Tribune, to dismiss opinion writers who criticized him.

Husband: I too wish that you were a newspaper, so I could have a new one everyday.

Just pick up a newspaper and scan the "funny pages" for your favorite comic strip. Or turn on the TV and watch a comedy show.

What if a newspaper describes a politician as a dark horse? This means nobody knows much about him.

For example: a newspaper coupon might have the initials of the paper and the date as a small code in one of the corners of the coupon.

The modern comic strip started out as ammunition in a newspaper war between giants of the American press in the late nineteenth century.

The editorials, by which editors or authority of a newspaper express their opinions, are generally regarded as a vital part of a newspaper.

He was sitting in a New York City sauna when he picked up a newspaper and spotted the Dennis ad.

Quiet commutes to the office reading a newspaper have been replaced by furious mornings answering emails.

You might think that working for a newspaper meant this was one skill I'd mastered, but you'd be wrong.

Wife: I wish I was a newspaper, so I'd be in your hands all day.

But within two weeks Dr. Fang would write an essay with exactly the same lie and send to a newspaper asking to be published!

Next he says to the centipede, "Run down to the corner and get me a newspaper . "

Draw a line down the center of a newspaper column. Center your vision on the line and try to.

next he leaked to a newspaper the president's plans to invite a leading dissident to a gala dinner, provoking a diplomatic incident.

A newspaper had claimed that the army planned to plant bombs in a mosque and to take advantage of the ensuing chaos to engineer a coup.

The group told a newspaper that it was behind the attacks and that it plans to hit further government targets.

In line with that Schaeuble said in a newspaper interview he still had hope the euro could lead to a political union.

In a secular nation it seemed like "a little revolution" , as Le Parisien, a newspaper, put it.

The conspiracy did not come to light until a newspaper reporter noticed.

Most Americans follow the same career all their lives. My first job was at a newspaper. I've reported the news for five years.

It is said in a newspaper that a granny was frightened almost to death by the bizarre color of her grandson's hair.

If the food wrapped in a newspaper, it will soak into the food, and then enter the body with the food.

When was the last time you bought a newspaper to find out who won the match, rather than for comment and analysis?

wish I were a newspaper so I'll be in your hands all day.

A newspaper reader can choose to begin with the front page, the sports section, or the obituaries.

We had a newspaper reporter with us, and he rode next to me in the up-armored humvee.

I thought the best way to be that and still earn a living was to get on a newspaper.

The computer can be like a newspaper to open a second can see?

My agent with a newspaper in front of me screaming: You love this indulge in the silly woman!

Those of us who still get our news and sports results from a newspaper-usually end up with a mess to store until recycling day.

"I know it, " replied the Jew, tearing a newspaper from his pocket and pointing to it.

article A nonfictional literary composition that forms an independent part of a publication, as of a newspaper or magazine.

Sone of my stories and editorials have earned me awards when I worked for a newspaper as an editor .

Seek out with whom you disagree, and read a newspaper belonging to a party that is not yours.

A newspaper of Germany said someone found a live baby of ET.

He might be reading a newspaper now.

For example, it should be possible to have the volume go down on your TV when you pick up a newspaper and start reading it.

If control of some of the information, it will be like nothing like the difference between a newspaper.

Two days later a newspaper published in Chicago accepted his "Treasure Hunters, " promising to pay ten dollars for it on publication.

Kennedy remembers one day during his summer holidays that year when he picked up a newspaper, hungry for news.

On a separate issue, China last week denied a newspaper story about a World Bank report on the cost of pollution in that country.

A newspaper editor in Group version for needed, would inevitably have to use some of the pictures on the Internet.

A newspaper vendor with a stall in the shadow of the CCTV building says: "People will probably learn to love it in time. "

A picture published in a newspaper is believed to be fact; an advertising image is understood to be fiction.

Situation: Bill is sat in the company break room reading a newspaper, while Ryan and Susan sit and relax. . .

A newspaper editor was found dead in a hotel room, a day after running stories about organized crime and corruption in the city government.

A newspaper account of the time, described the background.

Called a Communist maverick, Yeltsin holds a newspaper put out by an Inter - Regional Group of Soviet lawmakers in July 1989.

A newspaper cautioned that she and her party would "meet their tragic ends" if they persisted in supporting sanctions against Myanmar.

Luyuan said she had read in a newspaper article that some university graduates don't make good salespeople.

Service of summons in a few cases may be effected by publishing a notice in a newspaper.

William started a newspaper, but it failed after a year.

of Business Weekly each week. It has all the usual sections of a newspaper.

Ms. Robbins provided a copy of a secret document to someone who writes for a newspaper.

Test this the next time you read a newspaper. Even the narrowest columns of newsprint are too wide to focus entirely.

All the people working on a newspaper must be able to work fast.

Mr Murdoch inherited a newspaper business and boldly turned it into a multi-media empire.

A delightfully designed RSS reader, The Early Edition is a newspaper in the palm of your hand.

They have not properly understood what a mass audience wants to see in a newspaper.

In the 1990s, when he was a newspaper reporter, he and his wife bought a house in Henry County, a far-flung Atlanta suburb.

He gave a newspaper a photo of the monster.

Hitmouse brought Filljug a plum-cake on an imitation lace mat torn out of a newspaper.

It's unusual to see so many literary words in a newspaper report.

According to a newspaper article, another public school officially banned the singing of Christmas carols that have religious overtones .

As the untutored crowds learn to read, they are likely to reach for a newspaper.

See other children on the extra-curricular classes, parents have to give me a newspaper, I chose a composition class.

the writer tells the story of a practical joke played on a Mr. Potts who worked in a newspaper office.

If a newspaper image turns out to have been set up, then questions are raised about trust and authenticity.

What should be the correct analysis of "three reporters and editors of a newspaper office"

Customer: I'm a newspaper columnist. I write comments for a living. I enjoy working in a coffeehouse.

In Quemado, New Mexico, a newspaper can be fined if it misspells a person's name in print.

I'm afraid I went haywire: I rolled up a newspaper to swat him with and chased him all over the house.

All the people who work on a newspaper must be able to work fast.

Jackie Chan plays a newspaper reporter, while director Feng Xiaogang plays Du Yuesheng, one of the most powerful gangsters in modern China.

All guests will receive a complimentary deluxe continental breakfast and a newspaper.

How long can unpleasant microbes live on glossy magazine covers or, for that matter, the pages of a newspaper?

One of the girls tried to distract him by sticking a newspaper under his nose.

We are going to look at arguments that you might make at the pub or in a newspaper or something like that.

When they reach their destination, students are required to take a photo and buy a newspaper to prove that they were there.

Wendy Ruderman , 40, born in Cane Place, NY. and raised in Cherry Hill, NJ. has been a newspaper reporter for more than 15 years.

Drive a new route to work, pack a new lunch, wear a new combination of clothes, talk to a stranger, read a newspaper you've never read.

Arnold Schwarzenegger was not that famous in 1976 when he met with a newspaper reporter .

It awaits me every morning on my windowsill: a layer of dust so thick you can write a newspaper article with your finger.

But the citizenry needed to be informed, and threats of libel against a newspaper for doing its job could not be allowed.

It's in this unhelpfully heated context, I think, that we have to put the Everton controversy, currently raging in a newspaper near you.

And the last is the state-owned Zimbabwe Papers group which publishes The Herald, a newspaper aligned to President Mugabe's ZANU-PF.

My grandmother likes to read a newspaper in a snug corner near the fireplace.

A newspaper reader can select what he is interested in and skip what he thinks is boring or irrelevant.

Earlier this year, a newspaper editor made the mistake of printing a blunt critique of puritan religious beliefs, and was summarily fired.

After attending a vocational high school, Mr. Kim dabbled in running a shipping company and a newspaper.

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke is an Amazon Kindle fan, but recently told a newspaper reporter that he was considering an iPad.

When a newspaper loses 15% of its readers or 15% of its advertisers, it goes out of business.

A Berlin couple plan to have their first baby at an art gallery, the gallery owner said on Saturday, confirming a newspaper report.

Publishers publicly like to insist that there is no such thing as a newspaper monopoly.

Lord Salisbury, then British prime minister, described it as a "newspaper written by office boys for office boys" .

Professor side, said side pocket took out a newspaper clippings from the paper.

He brought the skills of a newspaper columnist and talk-show host to the pre-secretary press secretary's office.

He had his supper, listened to the radio, read a newspaper and then went to bed.

after an unsuccessful attempt at gold and silver mining he joined the staff of a newspaper in virginia city, nevada.

He recently wrote a newspaper opinion piece saying Baltimore was being turned into what he calls an "amnesty city. "

Back in the 1990s, I got an interesting call from a newspaper editor in Europe.

I'm sure they do need a large circulation. Of course, much of a newspaper's income comes from advertisements.

According to the Indian Express, a newspaper, he is now asking Satyam for the money back.

I responded to a newspaper advertisement for a summer job by sending my resume.

a srilankan airlines stewardess called in a bomb threat because she wanted a day off , a newspaper reported sunday.