There is a solitary exception: one of the infected is chained to a wall, allegedly to be studied by the leader of a small band of armed survivors; but it is clear that these superficial attempts to learn from observation are only cruel and useless, perhaps an editorial comment on the futility of science under these circumstances.
Even though Kellogg was only an editorial assistant for the paper, he substituted for Lounsberry as editor of the Tribune's second, third and fourth issues.
In particular, Dr. Jack Dekkers is acknowledged who has thoroughly and critically revised the whole manuscript; his inputs are not only editorial but highly technical as well.
It was only through an editorial in The New York Review of Books by Gore Vidal in 1987 that her work was rediscovered and put back into print.
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After reading this second paragraph, would you say this editorial is only about Saddam Hussein's sons?
We run the risk of creating parallel societies in which some people are not aware of the real issues facing the world, and this is only exacerbated by such editorial oversight.
He takes credit for the idea of running small, boxed editorials, under the rubric Times View, alongside some front-page stories, as a way of proposing a solution, he said, and because "the editorial page is only read by five per cent of readers".
Because what we could put into the print product is only a portion of the editorial work that we do.
Editorial: Why was only the HERV-W LTR chosen and not the whole genome, because of their role in regulating gene expression?
Popular news magazine website, Paper.cn, said in an editorial that it is only with the consensus between the US and China that a global climate change deal can be reached.
