After three episodes had aired, an article in USA Today called Somerhalder "camera-friendly".
Owner Melynk cleared the air in an article in the January 22 , 2011edition of the Ottawa Sun.
FOR THE RECORD: China air defense: An article in the Dec. 5 A section referred to a travel agency sales director as Koki Nakamori.
But that possibility, a thesis Dr. Crick termed "Directed Panspermia," was aired in an article he published in the journal Icarus (1973) with his Salk Institute colleague Leslie E. Orgel and in a popular book by Dr. Crick alone, "Life Itself" (1981).
The scenarios received a public airing two weeks ago in an article for the New York Times by Kagan and Michael O'Hanlon, an analyst at the Brookings Institution, who has ties to the Democrats.
These views were aired this week in an article in the Wall Street Journal by Viet Dinh, lawyer to Mr Perkins (who quit the HP board in May in protest at the use of pretexting).
"Ozone is an outdoor air pollutant, because systems such as air conditioning remove it from indoor air," he wrote in an article for the newsletter of the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ).
Multiple injuries and fatalities have been linked to these air bag malfunctions, and an article published on September 11 , 2014in The New York Times chronicles the events leading up to the recall of 14 million vehicles produced by 11 manufacturers between 2000 and 2011.
Montgomerie, who aired his concerns in an article in the Times, is one of the brains behind the new Good Right group which wants the party to show it has a social conscience.
After "Sunday, Cruddy Sunday" aired, the Catholic League issued an article in their news magazine Catalyst.
Yesterday, the British Medical Journal published an article linking air pollution with anxiety, as well as an editorial on air pollution's health effects and another study elaborating on a previously-noted connection between pollution and stroke.
