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The Times outlined a similar idea in an editorial of its own this week.

"To an Anxious Friend," an editorial of July 27 , 1922 advocating freedom of speech, won the 1923 Pulitzer Prize for editorial writing.

The "Observer" newspaper, generally sympathetic to the JLP, maintained in an editorial of August 30: "They say he's a 'Don,' a good man who has kept many bellies in Tivoli Gardens full over the years.

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In an editorial of his own, Andrew Tobias, the DNC treasurer and chief fundraiser, desperately tried to calm angry donors by implying that the president would do the right thing after the election.

This site provides an editorial of published articles based on the University of Pittsburgh's journal club's critique of the current published literature.

Coming from a member of an editorial board of one of the best-read newspapers in the country, it's horrifying".

He is also a member of an editorial board of contemporary management research.

It was an editorial version of kung fu -- of winning by seeming to yield.

The first chapter of part one is an editorial overview of the domain.

WASHINGTON — It has an editorial staff of one and annual advertising revenues of less than $2,000.