Five years on, the same newspaper this week devoted entirely no words to Jones's fifth appearance in its city.
In a blog on the same newspaper's Web site, Benedict Brogan, the deputy editor, said Mr. Hollande's victory "gives the left in Britain a script to follow about an unpopular government detached from the people by wealth and austerity".
A Guardian critic accuses me of being "privileged" -- my poor brain turns that one over like a Rubik's cube, since, as I have the same job as she, on the same newspaper, I can only gather, try to reach another conclusion though I may, that we are of exactly the same social class.
In that world, a "double" – using the same story or image twice on different pages of the same newspaper – is a major embarrassment.
The English-language version of the same newspaper expanded on the theme, quoting an international relations professor at Renmin University, who said that the decision to select Mr. Liu for the prize was intended to humiliate China.
On the other hand, with most of the same newspapers cheering him on, Mr Blair felt strong enough to confront his party over Iraq.Which brings us back to Europe.
Reviewing the first episode for the same newspaper on the day after transmission, Jim White praised Andrew Davies for "injecting into the proceedings a pace and energy which at last provides a visual setting to do justice to the wit of the book.
And on Tuesday the same newspaper ran a translation of an article by Judith Miller, a former reporter for The New York Times, on the case, with all the details that would have violated the gag order literally blacked out.
On Saturday, the same newspaper published interviews with two of the other detained booksellers, Lui Por and Cheung Chi-ping, who both disputed Mr. Lam's claim that televised confessions from this year in which they tearfully admitted to illegal book sales in China had been scripted by the mainland police.
Martin Gottlieb and a team of reporters produced a moving series in the same newspaper on Bushwick's woes, and the neighborhood became a requisite campaign stop for New York's 1977 mayoral candidates.
However, writing in the same newspaper on Tuesday, the day of the exchange, Yehuda Ben Meir, a public opinion expert at the Institute for National Security Studies in Tel Aviv, posited the opposite: The Israeli government was not swayed by public pressure for a deal at any price, and did in the end manage to wring some crucial concessions from Hamas.
