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Now try to imagine for a moment an active-duty Army officer making the opposite argument, under his own byline, in the Times.

Anything will be better than the name my husband currently calls me, anyway, which I've temporarily adopted as my new byline, above.

Mr. Fry also publishes investment insights and commentary under his own byline as Editor of The Daily Reckoning.

Finally, we wish to thank the author of this article which carries no byline .

All players like attacking, reaching the byline, getting a cross over and scoring goals, and sometimes you forget to defend.

When Mr. Browne gave Mr. Yakovlev the FBI's story with his byline, the Russian was exceedingly pleased.

This article may be freely used and published as long as my byline and web address are included.

In such instances, the author's name still appears on the book, but team members share the byline and the royalties.

Some are driven by ego more than others, ego is very often there (the appeal of the byline, the lure of fame).

So it may be for the latest from Li, who this time is joined by two other reporters on the byline.

In the years that followed, I watched for the reporter's byline.

Buddy, my silent partner, deserved to share the byline on that story.

"The Times" ran a wrap-up under the byline of Walter.