Notwithstanding superficial Western reportage and alarmist propaganda by Arab Sunnis, Arab Shias do not obey the commands of Iranian Shias. |
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Tillim is best known for his black-and-white reportage but he introduced colour at his 2003 exhibition at the same venue. |
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Throughout the album, Dead Prez move from bitter reportage, recounting tales of poverty and desperation, to impassioned calls to action. |
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John Hodgkiss edited the diverse selection of reportage and portrait photographs illustrating the book. |
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What is less obvious in this sort of reportage is its selectivity or the use of leading questions. |
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It is impossible not to be reminded of the frenzied media reportage that has become the mainstay of American television news coverage. |
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Some of the press reportage of this study has been very good on pointing out the flaws in the report. |
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But, this is the story, once again, about how a perception gets started in the media thanks to shoddy reportage. |
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Our fathers presided over the ruthless deracination of political reportage in this country, and we intend to make amends during this campaign. |
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As a successful journalist Mike is skilled in news reportage and knows the impact of the written word. |
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It's good to see any part of it so nicely commended because it usually comes in for criticism and negative reportage. |
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It was a fascinating piece of reportage about an area of music that many people are unaware exists. |
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As I said, to the extent it's reported, it's just direct reportage or a few column inches in some of the better newspapers. |
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But reportage has not been limited to the major TV networks and syndicated radio programs. |
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Another characteristic of the reportage is the delight in grotesque and vulgar pornographic images. |
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Her account of the siege, a condemnation of Luftwaffe bombing in Spain, is still a brilliant piece of reportage. |
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My point is, it's a fake stat, which is greatly subject to things like genre, the size of the Friday draw and even some slightly bent reportage. |
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More disturbing was the reportage from places captured by the coalition forces. |
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But I'm guessing the pictures on the screens and most of the reportage in the papers is nothing to do with morals or politics. |
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The reportage on Vietnam was often one-sided, unashamedly supporting the U.S. intervention. |
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Not just drama, the story also inspires poetry, memoirs, reportage and other literary forms. |
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But both the style and content remain at the level of schoolgirl reportage. |
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That such masterworks of portraiture and reportage are now seen in the context of fine art is wholly appropriate. |
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It is and remains a journal of theory, research and reportage but this does not make it non-partisan. |
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I felt that at some point in this career as a reporter, a reporter ought to have written a book of reportage. |
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Now as in the past, the claim of reportage has always stood as a disavowal of responsibility for the pictures' contents. |
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Anecdote dominates many chapters, with unreflective reportage frequently doing duty for examination. |
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Their sense of play and reliance on narrative and metaphor made them vehicles for more than simple reportage and documentation. |
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She published two volumes of reportage, Vietnam and Hanoi, protesting against American involvement in Vietnam. |
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I'm over-reacting, of course, but it seems that such reportage has more to do with equivocation than articulation. |
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Sometimes more reportage than art exhibition, the show failed to provide a rigorous historical analysis. |
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Written by a senior officer who was there at the time, it's a combination of personal recollection and reportage. |
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While this may sound like dystopian fantasy, the passages on gold farming come pretty close to reportage. |
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Characteristically the past is given in doxology, not in positivistic reportage. |
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If some of the photography on view is open to the charge of being photojournalism rather than art, the work of Jeff Wall clearly stands apart from reportage. |
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But this loss is made good to some extent not only by quotations from lost works recorded by later writers, but also by the varieties of ancient reportage that are extant. |
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A cursory review of the reportage in this conflict reveals misinformation, disinformation, mistakes, exaggerations, lies and propaganda flowing freely in all directions. |
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This in turn fuelled an interest in documentary photography and reportage. |
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Kluge's Learning Processes with a Deadly Outcome is less successful than his earlier Case Histories because he decouples the human element from his reportage style. |
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People who excoriate the sins of the media frequently fail to differentiate between reportage and commentary. |
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Here is a quick photo reportage on the highlights of this shipshape rejuvenation. |
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Private messages and other reportage also did not break the logjam. |
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This sets it apart from established names such as Harper's and the New Yorker, which also include reportage. |
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I am the beggar of the World is a book of poems, war reportage, and photographs. |
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The location and length of the trial, the unpredictability of witness appearances and the adjournments all militate against full and even reportage. |
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News is delivered not so much as reportage as an opinion piece. |
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Still, the hysteria reportage of the New York Times continues. |
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The FBI, relying heavily on hearsay and reportage from the American press and even international presses, provided an extensive profile of Baker as a political threat. |
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It's interesting, I can see a distinction between how a curator like John Szarkowski might draw on news reportage and introduce his own juxtapositions of imagery. |
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In these terms, journalism is even compared to the scientific method, intimately connected with accumulation of facts and analysis, and reportage of evidence. |
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A less in-your-face approach and more informative style, with third person commentary, would have complemented the strengths of this fly-on-the-wall reportage. |
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A self-taught artist, Ferdinand achieves an appealing bluntness, with the detail and graphic quality of reportage, using watercolor, colored pencil and ballpoint pen. |
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Ataman uses film to explore the notion of true confessions and reportage. |
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Though reportage, Hamlet's words are hard upon the action's heels. |
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Can images arising from a self apparently at ease internally and at peace with its environs ever produce images that surpass mere visual reportage? |
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What only the war correspondents present at the time knew, he said, was that Scoop was actually a piece of straight reportage, thinly disguised as a novel. |
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How much do we depend upon television for war reportage nowadays? |
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Kaufman is riffing on well-connected dots from Wolfe's reportage, as well as having a little fun with Johnson's reputation for old-school bullying and sulking. |
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In the days since tsunami struck, newspaper reportage suggests a growing acknowledgement that disaster affects different groups of people differently. |
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But online publications had no resources to pay for investigative journalism and reportage. |
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A story, or even an image, can often do a better job at getting me closer to understanding than a piece of reportage. |
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Her reportage and poetry has appeared in The Atlantic, The New Yorker, The New York Times Magazine, among many others. |
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At a time the media should show responsibility in its reportage of a crisis, several foreign correspondents have been relying on hearsay and rumour. |
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Threaded through this vivid story of fieldwork, paleoanthropological politics, and on-the-spot war reportage is Kalb's nervy struggle simply to stay in the game. |
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Wells has received insufficient credit as a writer of rhythmic, incantatory prose, long-breath paragraphs to cut against his tight journalistic reportage. |
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Photographers and cameramen hazardously climb over canyon's peaks or over the helicopters slides in order to take home the foreseen film and reportage. |
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In a reportage where 18 personalities trace an ideal map of the cult places in the city, the re-qualifying project of the Pirelli skyscraper Belvedere, paved with the Platinum collection, gained the honour of the cover story. |
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Our reportage on the Olympics would not be complete without a history of sports timekeeping from handheld stopwatches in the early years of the 20th century to the microsecond freeze frame scans which will be used in Beijing. |
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In 2005 Holzer turned to reportage with the Redaction paintings, a series of silk-screened canvases of enlarged declassified and redacted government documents pertaining to wars past and present. |
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The book had created a sensation by its merciless reportage of every foul word and temper tantrum spoken or thrown by Knight during the season. |
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Calloused hands, overwhelmed and sweating bodies, never flattering, dry and waxed faces conjure up Maximishin's reportage with power and happiness. |
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The long reads will be between 3,000 and 5,000 words in length and will showcase a wide range of in-depth analysis and essays, as well as detailed profile pieces and on-the-ground reportage. |
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Mr Buruma's fluency the ease and erudition with which he mixes anecdote, personal reminiscence and reportage should not disguise the seriousness of his book. |
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Don McCullin is best known for his unflinching photo reportage of war, famine and disaster from around the world, but he is also a fine observer of youth culture. |
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In some instances, partiality is evident in factual reportage. |
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Priestley had written about England north of the Trent, sparking an interest in reportage. |
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Mickadeit's column has included gavel-to-gavel reportage and analysis of numerous major criminal and civil trials in Southern California. |
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This implies extensive research rather than quick-fire reportage. |
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Premier Erbakan, using his power given by Article 25 of the Radio-TV Law, bans Interstar TV to put on the air a reportage with the hunger strikers. |
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Bare reportage cannot convey the deep hatred sometimes evinced between men through the simplest address. |
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After 30 years of hard-hitting international reportage, SBS's Dateline program is taking a radical new direction into lighter, more accessible fare, SBS managing director Michael Ebeid has confirmed. |
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Mr Shields complained most of the family's later information came from newspaper reportage which would appear to be in the context of briefings given to the media. |
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Lavish illustrations, enchanting stories and reportage invite the reader, over 336 pages, to go on a wholly exceptional culinary journey through Aphrodite's isle. |
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But by this time in Japan postcards had become the most common form of communication and they soon replaced prints as a medium for topographical imagery and war reportage. |
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He is inspired by the reportage style of artists Paul Hogarth, who illustrated books by Graham Greene and John Wyndham, and Ronald Searle, creator of the St Trinian's stories. |
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