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| orning, as Wally waits outside for the day's | newspapers, a man walks into Dave's shop. |
| uz, the alternative weekly is owned by Metro | Newspapers, a company started by former Santa Cruz publ |
| as the pioneering proprietor of Essex County | Newspapers, a prolific author of books on Essex and the |
| e of the GMWN Greater Manchester Weekly News | newspapers) a weekly freesheet based in Salford. |
| a cartoonist who appeared in several German | newspapers, a radio broadcaster, and a director of film |
| 200 years of Sydney | Newspapers: a Short History by Victor Isaacs and Rod Ki |
| The time capsule from the Civic contained | newspapers, a book with photos and the council's balanc |
| former newspaper correspondent for Newhouse | Newspapers; a Congressional committee staffer for U.S. |
| It is currently owned by Hersam Acorn | Newspapers, a family-owned newspaper company which prod |
| * Newspaper owned by Capital | Newspapers, a partnership with The Capital Times Compan |
| ed to The Post but soon acquired the Citizen | Newspapers, a group of neighborhood papers in Houston H |
| r Manchester Evening News, a series of local | newspapers, a city-wide terrestrial and national satell |
| is owned by the Northcliffe Group/Associated | Newspapers, a subsidiary of DMG (Daily Mail Group). |
| ion as science editor for the Scripps-Howard | Newspapers, a job he kept until his retirement in 1977. |
| atta plant of its parent company, Cumberland | Newspapers, a News Ltd subsidiary until 1 October 2004. |
| uz, the alternative weekly is owned by Metro | Newspapers, a company started by UC Santa Cruz graduate |
| publican in late 2006 from Ottaway Community | Newspapers, a division of Dow Jones & Company. |
| s, West Yorkshire, England by Yorkshire Post | Newspapers, a company owned by Johnston Press. |
| 0s, the chain was owned by Ottaway Community | Newspapers, a division of Dow Jones & Company, which al |
| s of Donegal on Sunday through Derry Journal | Newspapers, a holding company of Johnston Press. |
| to 1996, the newspaper was run by Alta Group | Newspapers, a trust established by the Foster and White |
| his strategy in the U.S. market was offering | newspapers a daily puzzle at no charge, unique to each |
| lso compared it to events reported in Boston | newspapers about a man who died during a Werner Erhard |
| rs nothing seems to have been printed in the | newspapers about the gold of Pitt Lake, but in 1925, st |
| interviewed by and quoted in periodicals and | newspapers about antiques, including San Diego Magazine |
| ress Awards Newspaper of the Year for weekly | newspapers above 20,000 circulation. |
| om (reputable) 3rd party sources (reviews in | newspapers, academic journals). |
| idelity Investments as a holding company for | newspapers acquired on Cape Cod, and eventually folded |
| s Group, through its subsidiary Garden State | Newspapers, acquired the paper from Hollinger in 1996 a |
| riting and work has been featured in several | newspapers across the United States including the Natio |
| In January 1915, | newspapers across the country ran a story about the Mic |
| ournal and contributes studies and op-eds to | newspapers across the state. |
| current events, appears regularly in over 90 | newspapers across the U.S. and Canada as of 2006, as we |
| United Press International) chart, quoted by | newspapers across the United States, it placed at #4 -- |
| Newspapers across the country picked up the story and p | |
| Like many daily | newspapers across the country, the Paducah Sun is fight |
| column, which became widely circulated among | newspapers across the country. |
| eles' KCAL-TV, Forbes Magazine, and numerous | newspapers across the country. |
| g Saturday Wide Theatre, and was featured in | newspapers across the country. |
| Picked up and reprinted in | newspapers across the country, this statement stunned h |
| The "Mickey Finn" stories were published in | newspapers across the United States, bringing nationwid |
| rovided commentary for radio, television and | newspapers across the United States. |
| gnificant impact on the viability of student | newspapers across Australia, compulsory student union m |
| bingo game tickets for national and regional | newspapers across the UK including the Sun Newspaper. |
| In addition to the ESPN stories, | newspapers across the country picked up the Associated |
| Canal Street for his funeral procession, and | newspapers across the nation recorded the event and tho |
| a with headlines such as "Wake Not Awake" on | newspapers across the country and it took several years |
| onal headlines at the time being reported in | newspapers across the country. |
| strip Grand Avenue appears in more than 150 | newspapers across the country, syndicated by United Fea |
| captain became known for the engagement, and | newspapers across the United States reported the story. |
| Soon, | newspapers across the country picked up the story. |
| dicating his political column across a dozen | newspapers across the country. |
| His sermons were regularly printed in | newspapers across the country. |
| flood was widely covered in contemporaneous | newspapers across the United States. |
| of Clyde's passing was carried in dozens of | newspapers across the United States. |
| or two months, dominating the front pages of | newspapers across the United States. |
| The event received major attention in | newspapers across the state, many of which labeled it t |
| Newspapers across Alabama railed against the acquittal, | |
| don't care about my dignity" was carried in | newspapers across the nation, abruptly ending the tour' |
| Frequently cited by | newspapers across the state of Alabama, Deravi is consi |
| One of Barbados' leading | newspapers additionally reported that Crime Stoppers Ba |
| Mainstream American | newspapers addressed majority concerns and so different |
| He is known as editor of three large | newspapers Adresseavisen, Verdens Gang and Aftenposten, |
| esign at the 28th annual Southern University | Newspapers advertising conference held Oct. 9 - 10, 200 |
| Typical users include | newspapers, advertising agencies, broadcasters and othe |
| circulate...books, articles, magazines, and | newspapers advocating the principles of Marxism-Leninis |
| In those years, every party had | newspapers affiliated to it, which acted as its mouthpi |
| She has also worked for the daily | newspapers Aftenposten and Dagbladet. |
| part off, was named the 'Terrible Eight' by | newspapers after the game. |
| publicity campaign against Kuropatkin in the | newspapers after his return to Russia. |
| ding in the back of his car, covered in only | newspapers after having swam to safety while the plot d |
| He began writing for magazines and | newspapers after his graduation. |
| He became editor-in-chief of Hearst | Newspapers after the death of his father in 1951. |
| Swedish | newspapers Aftonbladet and Expressen both gave the song |
| While many street | newspapers aim to provide coverage of social issues and |
| for the Xinjiang Economic Daily also publish | newspapers aimed at overseas Chinese in Kyrgyzstan (sin |
| arles' opinion pieces have been published in | newspapers all over the United States. |
| The tender notice was published in leading | newspapers all over India and also on the Internet. |
| ebec, Canada, with three other daily English | newspapers all having shut down at different times duri |
| ix the Cat is run in syndication in over 250 | newspapers all over the world. |
| Later the English | newspapers alleged that Manchester City was no longer i |
| The event is covered in Finnish | newspapers almost nationwide. |
| Over 500 US | newspapers along with CBS, NBC and ABC reported on Silv |
| RISN (which stands for Rhode Island Suburban | Newspapers) also owns three other daily newspapers in R |
| East Bay | Newspapers, also called Phoenix-Times Publishing Compan |
| lebrity outsider in Pakistan, where national | newspapers also refer to him as a "spoiler politician". |
| The Board of Trade and the city's | newspapers also began a campaign designed to create pub |
| Newspapers also said that Azmi had "become a parliament | |
| Newspapers also attribute her as the first woman lectur | |
| There are also a number of smaller regional | newspapers, alternative weeklies and magazines, includi |
| Labour could only rely on union-owned | newspapers, although some of these enjoyed a great leve |
| Reviews he wrote for the Antillian | newspapers Amigoe di Curacao and Beurs- en Nieuwsberich |
| r the Der Osten in 1864, and later for other | newspapers, among which the Allgemeine Sport-Zeitung. |
| He has contributed numerous times to several | newspapers, among them The Guardian,The Sunday Telegrap |
| After stints on the Black | newspapers, Amsterdam News and the People's Voice, she |
| lications printed on it and can print 75,000 | newspapers an hour . |
| printing presses, capable of printing 12,000 | newspapers an hour, were located below street level in |
| e then he has self-syndicated it to over 330 | newspapers, an unusually high amount for strips in self |
| He went on to publish seven New England | newspapers and became chairman of Newspapers of New Eng |
| known outside 4chan as it was referenced by | newspapers and prominent websites. |
| He wrote for the Boston | newspapers and for Esquire magazine, as well as many ot |
| The father and daughter catch the eye of | newspapers and journalists, leading to many court trial |
| The term is often used by residents, | newspapers, and developers, as part of an attempt to in |
| monitor global enforcement lists and analyze | newspapers and magazines globally to aggregate informat |
| eviews generally appear in publications like | newspapers and magazines, and can range anywhere from j |
| months, killings, arrests and the closure of | newspapers and broadcasters has reinforced a climate of |
| s-sharing agreement between Times-Shamrock's | newspapers and several local radio and TV stations. |
| books, as well as a regular contributor for | newspapers and magazines. |
| Titles of things such as | newspapers and organizations inspired from France were |
| remarks regarding the play from a variety of | newspapers and sources, written at the time that the pl |
| It also published several | newspapers and magazines which were circulated national |
| rved as a writer and a columnist for several | newspapers and periodicals. |
| efore becoming a businessman, owning country | newspapers and radio stations. |
| n attempt to compete with the leading Sunday | newspapers, and circulation reached 400,000, but in 193 |
| ork for local German- and Hungarian-language | newspapers, and became known inside the community of wr |
| He has also written for | newspapers and periodicals, including la Repubblica and |
| traffickers place ads for models in regional | newspapers and then lure respondents to Caracas under f |
| Libraries which receive a copy of all books, | newspapers and periodicals published in India. |
| day was marked by several articles in Soviet | newspapers and several radio shows were dedicated to hi |
| d by Compugraphic, typography for magazines, | newspapers and advertising was set using Linotype machi |
| music critic who served on the staff of many | newspapers and magazines on both coasts. |
| ates in the management department of various | newspapers, and when he returned to England in 1890 he |
| He has published numerous articles in | newspapers and magazines and is the author of the books |
| mes, collections of as well as articles from | newspapers and magazines). |
| ng such resources as biographies, histories, | newspapers, and city directories. |
| hem that 14 of the dead boys were wrapped in | newspapers and deposited in an unmarked grave. |
| He also writes guest commentaries for | newspapers and journals on sports (especially soccer), |
| contributed about three thousand articles to | newspapers and magazines in English/Sinhala. |
| also had articles published in many national | newspapers and journals. |
| buted to most of the other important British | newspapers, and is a regular contributor to the Times. |
| ities on the staff of a few national English | newspapers and then served for six years as a professor |
| trials and labour camps were referred to in | newspapers and books at the time, the tone was generall |
| cartoonist published in various alternative | newspapers and magazines, including The Boston Phoenix, |
| In 2006, the company spun off its five daily | newspapers and wireless messaging business into the new |
| Magazines, | newspapers, and journals are also screened, and any ina |
| Niblock has worked for various | newspapers and publications since he was 15 years old, |
| aken on face value by a good deal of British | newspapers and magazines. |
| which were sent out some weeks in advance to | newspapers and local TV schedule listings. |
| for using the media, being featured in many | newspapers and radio programmes who were attracted by h |
| He engaged as publishers' agent for | newspapers and magazines in 1894. |
| The paper is owned by Southern Alberta | Newspapers and has been published since 1885. |
| s, initially writing for the Polish language | newspapers, and studying philosophy at the Wilno Univer |
| ision Newspaper, Stars and Stripes, American | Newspapers and in the Soldier's Home Town Newspaper. |
| The quote was printed in state | newspapers, and Bigger became the subject of fiery serm |
| e in journalism, he worked as a reporter for | newspapers and magazines. |
| ped its own alternative media: "underground" | newspapers and radio stations. |
| Johnson stirred up were published in popular | newspapers and magazines across the country. |
| ore "formal" venues, such as the local daily | newspapers and even on local televised news broadcasts |
| o most often appeared on Italian television, | newspapers and magazines. |
| for radio and television shows, columns for | newspapers, and children's books. |
| n books, fiction books, picture story books, | newspapers and also computers, to encourage students to |
| ion consists of over 1,270 17th-18th century | newspapers and other news materials, gathered by Charle |
| He worked for Swiss and German | newspapers and was reputed for his political commentari |
| The story was subsequently taken up by other | newspapers and radio stations throughout Wales and Wilt |
| party" and posted anti-Zen advertisements in | newspapers and on the internet. |
| Women's sections in mainstream | newspapers and women's newspapers provided a needed ave |
| on of articles from Canadian periodicals and | newspapers, and was the host of Serviceman's Forum, a r |
| new films at the time and often appeared in | newspapers and billboards. |
| orts presenter, now writing freelance on for | newspapers and magazines including the Sunday Times and |
| nti-Jewish articles appeared in some Turkish | newspapers, and openly anti-Semitic graffiti was common |
| , holds a vast number of books, periodicals, | newspapers and computing facilities. |
| also writes for many music publications and | newspapers, and has a column in Mojo exploring the worl |
| ighly praised by alternative Christian music | newspapers and their leading publication Harvest Rock S |
| t, being voted player of the year by several | newspapers and becoming a regular in the Norway nationa |
| Party Richard Bedford Bennett to operate his | newspapers and propagate anti-Semitism. |
| The | newspapers and reviews of this era also recall her brav |
| its oral histories, documents, photographs, | newspapers, and other primary source materials document |
| ishing software is primarily used to publish | newspapers and magazines. |
| ured on NPR and television broadcasts and in | newspapers and magazines, including The New Yorker and |
| was hit by a car and killed while delivering | newspapers) and twins Ronald and Donald Metheny, three |
| ut language-related issues for magazines and | newspapers and speaks internationally. |
| ater, they are invited to clip articles from | newspapers and magazines and tack them to a corkboard o |
| ouse copies of works reviewed by Burgess for | newspapers and magazines. |
| aign has been featured in many international | newspapers and magazines and the Reader's Digest has pu |
| It was later purchased by Southam | Newspapers and then Canwest Global Communications. |
| He worked for different | newspapers and magazines and worked in education and re |
| Numerous articles in | newspapers and magazines, usually on business topics an |
| ers, aggregated bank and credit products for | newspapers and magazines and sold advertising for its M |
| c., which also publishes several alternative | newspapers and magazines in the region. |
| ice monthly and is part of Miami's Community | Newspapers, and West Kendall Today.com an online public |
| To make money, young Mervyn sold | newspapers and entered talent shows as a singer. |
| it was sold to Wegener (publisher of books, | newspapers and magazines). |
| brothers and Sir Edward Iliffe set up Allied | Newspapers and purchased the Daily Dispatch, the Manche |
| the first chairman and CEO of Kinght-Ridder | Newspapers and president of the Knight Ridder news serv |
| George Banks became a contributor to various | newspapers, and subsequently a playwright, being the au |
| ime he was also working part-time delivering | newspapers, and his inability to add often meant that h |
| He has written for numerous | newspapers and periodicals, including The New York Time |
| Local | newspapers and the Labour Party opposed the initial cha |
| The movement also publish | newspapers and magazines in both English and Hausa lang |
| eared in leading international magazines and | newspapers and was published in numerous books. |
| er nationally and internationally syndicated | newspapers and magazines. |
| the Hudson Sun and Marlboro Enterprise daily | newspapers and Beacon Communications Corporation weekly |
| s a weekly political column for 22 statewide | newspapers and is in high demand on the public speaking |
| ling career on hiatus until she turned 18 as | newspapers and magazines decided on legal advice that g |
| nt because of his writings in his weblog and | newspapers, and his interviews with foreign media. |
| ing new businesses: hotels, saloons, stores, | newspapers and banks2. |
| iwan and Hong Kong: In Taiwan and Hong Kong, | newspapers and TV program reported the “Heshang fever” |
| zines, academic and scientific journals, and | newspapers; and audiovisual materials including videota |
| Though the San Francisco area | newspapers and broadcasters covered the Synanon case, t |
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