Journals should also be moving, Rennie argues, towards prepublication review by readers and encouraging authors to update their studies. |
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With your credentials, your background and your contributions to photography, readers should have given you a little more credit than they did. |
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Having a weblog increases your authority and credibility in the eyes of your readers. |
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But readers liked Emma, both novel and character, and this admiration is a credit to the author's skill. |
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I would like to leave you, my valued readers and friends, with my new credo. |
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That didn't stop the Macedonians claiming it or credulous journalists believing them or readers accepting what they had been told as the truth. |
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In his letter yesterday, he described a lengthy anatomy of his service collapse, and took readers through the layers of technical foul-ups. |
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Indeed, readers have written to the Evening Press expressing these very criticisms. |
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The SMH crops the picture so that this potentially distressing part of the image is not visible to their readers. |
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The vast gulf in experience between readers and subjects made identifying with the croppers virtually impossible. |
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He has asked me if I might occasionally run a cross post from the website, if I thought the topic would be of interest to readers. |
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Many entries cross-reference others, and an index further assists readers in locating topics. |
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With the school holidays here, I urge readers to encourage their children to take up a cruelty-free activity. |
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The Daily Dispatch switchboard was almost jammed yesterday as readers called to suggest their names for three lion cubs at the East London Zoo. |
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It'd be frothing about Uncle Ken wasting more of your money, especially as high-class Standard readers never catch the things anyway. |
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Judging by the tales I have read around and about recently, I surmise that some of my readers are rather culinarily challenged. |
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His journey towards personal fulfillment is one with which many readers will identify. |
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It's not customary for people in the publishing industry to ask what readers want. |
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If the surface elements speak clearly to them, readers will have a head start on the text. |
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The site draws a high volume of high-quality readers who are early adopters and enthusiasts of technology products. |
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Her husband, it reminded readers, stayed at home changing nappies while she poured herself into frocks. |
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Thanks to the daimon who kept him from swallowing Reformist preaching in his youth, future readers will never view him as a convert. |
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As readers of this magazine know, automotive technologies have advanced far beyond power brakes and power steering. |
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Although some readers would have liked to see additional chapters on discourse and pragmatics, I have kept the same choice of topics. |
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And it was from this popular pulpit that he delivered his 23-year preachment to a faithful congregation of devout and devoted readers. |
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Some palm readers might go through a client's purse or have an accomplice do so, in order to garner information about the client. |
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The Professor admits to having gone on much longer than intended about a subject that will bore the daylights out of readers. |
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It is a deadly dull subject, almost guaranteed to drive away both voters and readers. |
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A duck press, for non-culinary readers, is a kitchen device used for extracting the juice of a duck or chicken. |
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That, dear readers, was as fine an example of preterition as you're likely to see on the Internet on a Wednesday morning. |
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As such, this book will most likely to appeal to readers with a bent towards geography and mathematics. |
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It will not satisfy readers who want a book that critically appraises the validity of applying evidence based medicine to geriatrics itself. |
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This is a highly readable, jargon-free treatise on a notoriously prickly subject, intended for general readers rather than academics. |
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Geriatrics and gerontology continue to be a fertile ground for research, and this manual provides readers with recent research in this field. |
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These are then passed on in a kind of coded fashion which, while instantly decipherable to other journalists, is not always so clear to readers. |
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For the uninitiated, the book is a good primer for those readers seeking an introduction to the work of this towering American intellectual. |
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Items with few words can probably be decoded, albeit laboriously, with adequate comprehension by even the majority of poor readers. |
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In the past, when we printed our own newspapers, we at best reached some 10,000 readers. |
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The publishers printed what was left, so readers remained unaware that the narrator survives the shipwreck. |
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Part of the O'Brien Panda series, these books have lots of images, large print and simple text, designed to engage beginner readers. |
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Forty-seven percent of print media readers held at least one misperception. |
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If you have to write a long article, provide a printer-friendly page so that your readers can print the article and read it off-line. |
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Finally, this book is dedicated to my German translator and to my Italian translators, all good friends and precise readers. |
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The brochure offers information about the company and takes readers through the company's process of creating a museum-quality giclee print. |
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On fansites you often have a user profile where readers can see what job you do, what age you are, etc. |
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The girl was no longer a pin-up, but a glamour model, and so approachable that readers were encouraged to believe they stood a chance with her. |
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The room is nicely glassed off, so kids can have fun, stay put, and not bother the staid old newspaper readers like me. |
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Our readers have suggested the best ways to handle a delicate issue such as outlandish dressing by students in colleges. |
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I found it strange that for such a great news site you obviously have so many deluded readers! |
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And the bi-annual circulation figures published last week show that the top eight women's glossies are all shedding readers. |
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Many readers are probably in a glum mood this morning, what with the world trade talks at a seeming impasse. |
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He demystifies the equipment to help readers understand the fundamental principles of photography. |
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Rather than denigrating insurers, it would be instructive for Nation readers to hear from an actuary or underwriter. |
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I think it treats readers like idiots, insults their intelligence and denigrates the whole point of delivering news in the first place. |
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Register Apple readers don't mind paying for something that brings utility, provided it's fast and it works. |
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His provocations were always deliberately intended to challenge his readers as well as the establishment. |
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That's a social get-together where bloggers and readers put faces to the names and pseudonyms they've been encountering online for months. |
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Rather, he spends most of his time deprecating our political system and telling readers it's not worth getting involved in. |
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In my more than two years of writing on the web, I have had enough deprecatory e-mails from readers who do not share my high opinion of the man. |
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Would you be so good as to remind your readers that this country still claims to be a democracy. |
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Female news readers tend to get the sack when they have passed the stage of pulchritude. |
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And we are now asking our readers to vote for who they think is most deserving of the special award. |
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I'm glad to have the readers, but don't let your bosses see you goofing off! |
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Printing it like it's the gospel truth isn't doing readers, or writers, any favors. |
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Many readers have reported that sour cherries can ease the pain associated with gout and even arthritis. |
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The idea that the determiner heads a noun phrase might seem counterintuitive to some readers. |
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Like it or not, readers in my generation need visuals to grab and guide their attention. |
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I am shocked that a newspaper which purports to serve the interests of its readers should attack such an eminent social engineer. |
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A book that uses literary language and other literary devices demands the attention of its readers. |
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This version is the one most familiar to students of Old English literature, since it appeared in most Old English grammars and readers. |
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That it continues to provide solace to readers long after the initial marketing push. |
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To the delight of nineteenth-century readers, phrasings were predictably grandiloquent. |
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Then I learned about Google's new frappr community mapping service and thought readers of the site might want to add a pushpin to the map. |
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And can we take a moment to thank all our readers who sent in English slang dictionaries? |
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Here, for the benefit of readers who have not previously encountered this puzzler, is what the fuss is all about. |
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It has been total pwnage this year awards-wise, and for that I have to thank my wonderful army of loyal readers. |
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Equally I am grateful for the support he has received from many of your readers. |
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Contributing editors publish monthly columns, ensuring that we continually update our readers. |
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Earlier this week, I asked readers to weigh in on the ways editors can help writers. |
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But newspapers have NO right to lie to their readers and pass off advertising as editorial news or comment. |
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The barber told me the secret of Man-Mur, and I swore that I would take the secret to the grave, so I cannot reveal it to you, dear readers. |
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Barbauld's revisions constitute a methodical and quite radical intervention in authoritative Johnsonian dicta on novels and their readers. |
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Over the next few days, after the Yule log has died to an ember, we will attempt to clarify those hard choices for readers. |
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Older people, an important category of newspaper readers, are also exhibiting more diffuse community ties. |
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I merely offer the opportunity for readers of this weblog to digest the information provided by the respected French newspaper. |
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Perhaps your newspaper can help by either publishing this letter or informing your readers through an article. |
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There is no such thing as a Great Novel, divorced from its readers, or an absolute stinker of a novel either, for that matter. |
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Our readers may also recall that he has never been one to work a lot of elfin magic with the art of the Direct Statement in the first place. |
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There are many such texts and I assume that the readers have a grounding in that subject. |
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These are heady moments for readers accustomed to Fitzgerald's usual elusiveness, deflection, or silence about herself. |
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Okay, for those of my readers who have children, how often have your kids embarrassed you in public? |
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These misled readers, but most of his embellishments didn't fundamentally alter the import of the stories he was covering. |
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And unfortunately, she's well aware that some readers disagree vehemently with articles I've written. |
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If our readers can supply emendations or corrections, we would be pleased to receive them. |
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Other emendations, while also worthwhile, consist more of refinements addressed to specialists than to general readers. |
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Many readers have been disappointed by the performance of the stock market. |
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You're going to get a lot of guff from readers who actually follow the link to that review and see how glibly dismissive it is. |
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However, readers may be shocked to learn that the latest idea is for a house and pub in the Guildhall! |
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Jon accuses them of guilt-tripping all married readers by explaining their views in this book. |
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So this week Dave has published another number to help readers who can't get through on the disconnected line. |
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Our efforts in both centers have been very successful in saving readers who might have otherwise discontinued their subscription. |
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Not surprisingly, bigger discrepancies were prevalent in the social class of readers. |
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A long time ago, an editor left this paper and wrote a farewell column in which he disdained our readers and letter-writers. |
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Well, Happy Veteran's Day to all of your readers and thanks to them for all of the encouraging e-mails! |
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I suspect that a one-hour signing for an entire country like Germany seems like a recipe for disgruntling an awful lot of German readers. |
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Many readers, like this reviewer, will stumble on the fact that there are endnotes only at quite a late stage in reading the book. |
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More importantly, and enduringly, perhaps, her stories and novels occupy a special place in the hearts of many readers across the globe. |
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I hate to dispirit my readers like that, but that's just the way things go sometimes. |
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I've always been impressed by the fact that my readers generally disport themselves in a courteous and civilized fashion. |
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Still, I was wondering if any readers might know more details, and enlighten me on the subject. |
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It may still be possible to save it if enough messages from writers and readers are received by the heads of the college. |
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By ignoring these issues in their reviews, critics are doing a great disservice to their readers. |
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In the title piece, readers are thrown from one double entendre to the next. |
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As their mentors did, readers can then capitalise on that currency by releasing a book that distills their own inside knowledge. |
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Cooper spins an enticing web, catching all readers who wander through her realm. |
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However, Coleman's limited critique should not distract readers from recognizing the broader legal landscape depicted in the article. |
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I urge readers looking for an amusing distraction to visit The 419 Eater's trophy room. |
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In other words, photography is a transparent window on the world which readers then enwrap in a mesh of interpretations. |
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In addition, this model helps non-Asian readers to understand and value the cultural heritage of others. |
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All of the book's heroes inspire readers to take action in our own neighborhoods and situations. |
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For a memoir that focuses more on movement herstory, readers might want to try Susan Brownmiller's In Our Time, which has more detail. |
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We all want to get our points across and to persuade our readers that we have got things right. |
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We are now asking our readers to fill in a letter and send it to the Prime Minister. |
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We leave it to the wisdom of our readers to decide which way to lean in the debate. |
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One of the key messages we try to get across to our readers is the importance of managing debts. |
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It took us a lot of work to win this special deal for our readers, but we did it all for love! |
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To find out how our readers fared, we have followed four of them over the past six months. |
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So we are asking our readers to dig deep and take the total as high as possible in the coming days. |
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If any of our readers using it have anecdotal data to pass along, we'd love to see it. |
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As a thank you to our readers we have some great competitions and giveaways lined up. |
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This month we are offering our readers the chance to win a trip to see the hit show. |
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Do you have any advice for budding young student comedians that you'd like to share with Cherwell readers? |
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As regular readers know, I was in the hospital for two months over the winter and pretty much out of it until May. |
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Here are a few of the letters, interesting to modern readers for their content and the formal style of writing. |
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We are offering readers the chance to discover the answer to the three questions they would most like to ask the TV conman. |
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A long-standing critic of the festival, The Gazette had itself astonished readers three years earlier by changing step. |
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Illustrations on a book cover or the inside pages of a magazine often go well with the readers, attracting their attention. |
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However, when both languages are in the same book, subtle differences make it difficult for some readers, usually those reading in Spanish. |
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These were the new readers the Irish Times had to attract in order to survive, and Gageby set out on a subtle course to achieve it. |
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Many readers have complained their bins are now overflowing and the council admits it has received hundreds of inquiries and complaints. |
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After seventy-five years, less charitable readers might well judge him ready for retirement. |
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A succession of books followed, mostly easy readers that told tales of the Revolutionary War through colorful pictures and monosyllabic words. |
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A few accolades for a well written, yet vitriolic post, a few extra hits, a few more readers. |
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Before I start I thought I'd hit up the most intelligent and well traveled readers on the web for some advice. |
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But because he is a doctor, Reuters is suggesting to readers that his word is necessarily authoritative. |
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Certainly, some readers might accuse the author of overselling his champion. |
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A series of questions and checklists help readers to identify these emotions in themselves. |
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No amount of fossil data will induce them to admit they are hoaxing their readers. |
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Other readers have also suggested that I oversimplified the distinction between theory and fact. |
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Here's what I've amassed so far, and I'll cheerfully add to this list as our readers make suggestions. |
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At this stage I believe a reviewer should hold his peace, at least until his readers can get to see the movie. |
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With all the previous week's news digested, the Sundays have to offer something new to entice readers to the read the glossy adverts. |
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Weir's style, combining thorough historical research with a colourful and pacy gift for storytelling, has endeared her to countless readers. |
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He fails to provide his readers with some important concepts that could help inform the homeland security policy debate. |
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I think my readers in San Miguel de Allende might breathe a collective sigh of relief over this announcement. |
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Finally, with large sites, include an internal search engine so readers can quickly hone in on what they're after. |
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Thus for many readers the claims of loyalty in general and promise-keeping in particular are exemplified supremely in their marriage-vows. |
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In light of all this hoopla, one of my readers wrote me asking who might have leaked this memo. |
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Butler guides readers sure-footedly through the immensely difficult terrain of these rapidly transforming societies. |
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Even if readers were aware, the extraordinary importance of the allegation surely merits emphasis. |
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She has taught them to be good readers, and they employ their skills to criticize her with surgical precision. |
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Selection bias partly explains why there are so many satisfied customers who go to psychics, tarot card readers, palmists, and faith healers. |
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Its title and introduction lead readers to expect a general survey of global environmental history. |
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Some readers may recall the glorious moment when they realized you don't actually have to use hospital corners when making the bed. |
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After EastEnders on a Sunday this bookshop is positively hoaching with readers looking for Mr or Ms Right. |
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I would like to point out to your readers that people in general do not realise how serious this condition is. |
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She knows that readers respond not to dry arguments, however true, but to human stories. |
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Diet books, medical guides, how-tos and self-improvement schemes, after all, ritually command readers to do it this way, not that way. |
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I doubt many readers will be in that bracket, but thousands of small share parcels may also go unclaimed. |
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Where the data was available, the actual wavelengths studied are included in parentheses so that readers may draw their own conclusions. |
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I've received a steady stream of emails from readers saying they're switching off, retiring to their veggie patches, disengaging. |
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A real problem has been The Sun-Herald, which has shed readers and circulation at an alarming rate. |
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Their stories have provided a varied repast for readers, touching on the history, human interest aspect, and the light side of the game. |
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Then, beginning readers learn to parse the printed word into graphemes and subsequently assign phonemes to the different graphemes. |
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The majority of my blog readers are overweight, whining, humorless Americans. |
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Excessive harshness may alienate readers, and make them sympathize with your adversaries. |
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When you report on life and death issues, you owe it to your readers to take particular care in the editing process. |
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For International readers, today in the UK hunting foxes with hounds became illegal. |
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I would like to ask other readers if they have experienced road rage trolley syndrome this Christmas? |
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Eggs have been thrown at the library doors, staff have been attacked with stones and foul-mouthed youths have hurled abuse at readers. |
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And we keep hearing from readers about new uses for this old patent medicine. |
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My thanks to the many alert and obviously clear-headed readers who spotted the error and were kind enough to e-mail me. |
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Lay readers and retired clergy have conducted services in the vicar's absence. |
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Without the patronage of readers like you at home, none of this would be possible. |
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I think that hypersensitivity to wording choices in a story like this does a real disservice to readers. |
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Suddenly realising that the dream job you have is not so peachy after all is a common complaint I get from readers of my own age. |
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Drew does neither her readers nor McCain any favors by putting the man on a pedestal. |
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Thanks to those sharp-eyed readers who correctly ID'd the Mt. Vernon tree as an American elm. |
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He discusses how the readers of crime fiction are caught up in the middle-class ideologies of the individual. |
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He then asked if any of the readers had any pet hates which they wanted to get off their chests, so he would air their peeves in the column too. |
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A vegetarian socialist with great personal charm and a definite way with the love poem, you remain an idol for female readers. |
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Stardom beckons on Sky One, if only you stop trying to entertain the Sun readers. |
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In the past, novice readers who hoped to understand a classic text were faced with having to negotiate layers of annotation. |
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Thanks to one of our regular readers for providing some details about codings found on the processors. |
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His comments would be less likely to be taken at face value if your readers were made aware of this important fact. |
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Many of these potential and actual readers were computer illiterati buying their first machine, and needed intelligible guidance. |
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Special seminars aimed at readers, writers and illustrators of kids' books will run throughout the duration of the book exhibition. |
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One example is a chapter on image processing and analysis that is rife with formulas and technical information beyond the scope of most readers. |
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The rituals associated with freemasonry are available to any user of quality public libraries or the readers of the Old and New Testaments. |
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And why does the grail continue to fire the imagination of writers and readers alike? |
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The successful bilingual readers also mentioned strategies specific to bilingual contexts, such as use of cognates and translating. |
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Needless to say, there were a few of my pernickety readers who were quick to point out the folly of my ways. |
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Regular columns like interviews with famous personalities allow readers to have a feel of what helped people come up in life. |
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This at least is the assumption of many writers and readers, and in Latin America it amounts to something like a political faith. |
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Some readers may be inclined to doubt the significance or pervasiveness of the open source mode of software development. |
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Apologies to any readers who are not familiar with the geography of Aberdeen's suburbs. |
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Numerous readers responded to the call recognising that this repository is one of the key centres of the labour movements' collective memory. |
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To readers old and new, we hope you like the new design and, more importantly, the new content! |
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So English and Canadian readers will get books that are identical except for the imprint and copyright pages. |
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The bloggers scour far and wide for news reports and bring the most salient ones to the attention of their readers. |
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For readers unfamiliar with Brazilian geography this inattention will be confusing. |
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The mathematical possibilities, the permutations and combinations, the percentages, all tended to mislead a good number of readers. |
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Third, erroneous responses on expressive naming tasks by both good and poor readers are often phonologically similar to the target item. |
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It seems I have upset one of the more remote of my readers when I came down a wee bit heavily on divers using hard drugs. |
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If our readers haven't checked out those two fast-paced crime novels yet, I still suggest you do so for some good page-turning entertainment. |
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As longtime readers know, his writing is marked by clarity, incisiveness, and charity, if not always respect, for opposing views. |
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At least for readers already inclined towards tolerance, a basis of solid fact should be more helpful than self-delusion. |
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The library provided 6,866 photographs and 51,211 photocopies of the material to its readers. |
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Incompatibilities among readers and publishers' copyright restrictions mean that books loaded on one reader cannot be transferred to another one. |
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These reviews aren't interesting, they're not poking at anything much, they're comforters for the regular readers. |
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In the brave new age of e-mail, it has become increasingly rare to receive letters from our readers. |
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It does not need a prophet to predict that history presented that way will encourage many readers to dig deeper. |
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I can only invite readers to write in their queries and I will do my best to answer, possibly by photostats from some better informed writers. |
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I commend this suggestion to your readers, to the national park, and to the owners of the site. |
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This reviewer accepts that conclusion and commends the book to readers with three observations. |
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However, the purpose of these scribblings is primarily to pass comment on current events, not to further depress its readers. |
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But most readers can probably recognize the cloying phraseology as self-serving. |
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The one thing they wanted me to figure out was what was the common denominator with all my readers. |
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Many Western readers deny that there are any such tales of indigenous African provenance. |
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Whether he will entirely convince his readers that England was first amongst equals in a commonwealth of British nations remains to be seen. |
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I scoff every time I hear this but out of deference to my feeble-minded readers who use this as an excuse I will not laugh. |
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Allusions and references, in other words, allow writers to engage their readers and listeners actively in the communicative process. |
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It surprises me that some readers find it 'insidery' and therefore feel alienated. |
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The corollary then would be that the rest are simply dreamers, but what's wrong with providing readers with material to feed those dreams? |
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For readers that had already subscribed to a blog with the unspliced feed, there was little incentive to switch. |
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Because their mission is the narrow one of providing useful information to fee-paying readers, the focus of editors is intense. |
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When you copy from another author and don't let your readers know it, it's called inelegant footnoting, not plagiarism. |
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Griffiths asserts that works read by religious readers are intrinsically fecund, inexhaustibly edifying, and delighting. |
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To gauge by the shudder of inadequacy this compilation can send through its readers, that may be for the best. |
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Ideas and written pieces can be published online and vetted by readers before going to print, blogging helps the journalism process. |
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Compliments of the season to anyone who helped with these notes during the year and to all regular readers. |
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If readers thought that was a nefarious scheme, I apologize for any infliction it may have caused. |
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He makes the force of the scientific evidence transparently clear and comprehensible to all readers. |
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Firstly, I need to hope that you, my readers, prefer infrequent posts to hourly updates. |
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I can assure readers that a piece of spaghetti that has festered in the bottom of a sink for 24 hours looks much the same. |
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They are their dogs' ventriloquists and mind readers, as well as parents, entertainers, waiters, nurses and fetchers. |
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As the authors point out, Le Monde's pages have become France's contemporary Balzac, a feuilleton that readers can follow day by day. |
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Could any readers tell me the title of a lament played by a massed pipe band at the Queen Mother's funeral? |
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Perhaps the writers regarded these insights into the president-press relationship as inside baseball, of little interest to general readers. |
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Rather, John is encouraging his readers to confess their faith in Christ openly so that our Lord will commit Himself to them. |
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If anything is missing from her far-reaching analyses it is a sense of how recurring figures of speech effect the desire and response of readers. |
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His confessionary comic takes its readers through the romantic struggles of a boy becoming a man in the late eighties. |
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What, then, is one to make of Moore's insistent theme that readers of his books are doomed to squalor? |
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We now call upon our loyal readers to pitch in here and assist with the composing of this work. |
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Lip Service thus becomes a kind of a confidence trick, a bait-and-switch technique in which readers are not dupes but co-conspirators. |
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Far from daring, he was a conformist, reinforcing the majority culture views of New Yorker readers. |
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The placing of English translations will help those readers whose command of French is not quite as good as they think. |
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I feel sure that many of our senior readers will recall where they were on that very sad Sunday evening as news of death filtered through. |
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Some readers dismiss her work, considering it insufficiently assertive of a politics of resistance. |
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Lists are just a cheap, uninspired and valueless way of filling column inches and insulting readers. |
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With respect, this remark is an insult to the intelligence of your readers. |
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Opening the poem to contemporary reading and readers opens the context that, to Shelley's mind, he shared most intimately with Keats. |
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When it comes to the front page, newspapers favor plain language, in part to protect the readers from the seductions of rhetoric, of art. |
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Other writers on the centre left say that it is no longer a name to conjure with when trying to persuade their readers of anything at all. |
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Their integrative medical approach will appeal to readers who want to be well-informed about all their options. |
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Overseas readers of this site may be unaware that most houses in Bermuda are not connected to a mains water supply. |
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Incidentally, the interchange, feedback and conversation has been immensely valuable to me, and I hope also to my readers and interlocutors. |
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I have supported both preservation of art and architecture and nature conservancy and I'm sure I'm not alone among your readers. |
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He was always able to feel a special rapport with his readers, a rapport based on a cultivated interdependence. |
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As it happens, a few readers have written in to say that firing a couple aides at random might marginally improve the situation as well. |
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I am a firefighter based at Bispham fire station and was horrified and a little upset to read what one of your readers had written in to say. |
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Because he discusses the Illuminati's influence on the Enlightenment, some readers have accused him of being a conspiracist. |
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Jill, your book has a happy ending that created consternation among some early readers. |
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They faced little opposition because there were as yet no e-books, and thus no constituency of readers for them. |
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This is a book designed for intermediate to advanced readers, which means it adds more details than a beginner may expect. |
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Kerry Gill, the editor of the Scottish edition of the Daily Express, last night lashed out at a rival paper for making a play for his readers. |
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For the most part, however, the structure of this edition will be familiar to readers of the first. |
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However, our readers require more and so I must try to do justice to this cornucopia of consumable marvels. |
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We have a lot of readers, so if someone knows the answer to the following question, please leave it in a comment. |
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For new readers this can be an advantage, but they become disadvantages in contexts of closer study. |
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Wouldn't it be good if readers could see for themselves how the quote looks in context? |
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Publishing and responding to criticism invariably triggers contrarian pieces from readers, rebalancing debate as if by magic! |
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This new column serves to give readers refreshing, often contrarian views on key industry issues. |
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With readers flocking to their Web postings, execs are finding blogs useful for plugging not just their products but their points of view. |
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Once we upgraded, we found that the serial smartcard readers do not work with Plug and Play. |
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Then you find yourself in the midst of a minor contretemps, and everyone gets more readers. |
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May we wish a happy new year to all of our readers, contributors and supporters. |
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With all that said, the book will be for many readers a convenient introduction to a fascinating subject. |
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In fact circulation plummeted, and when he learned that 80,000 readers had fallen away he knew the game was up. |
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Regular readers will have noticed by now that this paper has a possibly unhealthy fixation on robots. |
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In sum, Guide to Space serves as an excellent primer for nonscientific readers. |
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There are probably no surprises here for practitioners or readers conversant with recent research on child development. |
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His conversational style, emphasised by his use of italics and capitalisation, has attracted generations of readers. |
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The bloated, flabby, obfuscatory writing, strewn across multiple opinions has wearied readers for two decades. |
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We invite readers to put their questions so they can attend a question time session during his visit to the city. |
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In light of the recent statement from the IRA, we are inviting readers to pose questions for the parties regarding their response. |
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Next week they'll have an interview with Pantano, and they're inviting readers to submit questions. |
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They play a significant and neglected part in the way poets write and readers read. |
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Picturing the unknown, they acted like novelists or poets, inviting readers to imagine hidden worlds. |
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For once, readers will see how delightful great poets are, and how nauseating are poetasters. |
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