A paper of Klass et al. [ 53] described that the infusion (1 × 10, i.v). of rat marrow mononuclear cells, containing mixed stem cell populations, 10 days after rat CCI, was able to induce neuropathic pain recovery (both hyperalgesia and allodynia).
"UN summits only make a paper of principle," he said.
He was reading from a paper, of course.
Before Jasmine left, though, she wanted to draw up a paper of her own.
What's the point of the editor of a paper of record not telling the truth?
As a way to solidify this code, Ochs developed the idea of a "paper of record".
Le Monde is already a paper of the left, and has been harsh on Mr Sarkozy.
G. (No Good)." Mr. Silverman started a paper of his own.
It's tempting to believe that in those years the Observer started to become a paper of nuance rather than stridency, of human ironies rather than polarising certainties.
I'm surprised that a story such as this is given column space in a paper of the quality of the Guardian.
With a circulation of 25,000, the newsroom staff of 60 is about double the industry standard for a paper of its size.
