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In Short Circuits, based on his reporting at a series of European tournaments, Mewshaw raised additional questions about the impartiality of chair umpires whose main qualifications in the 1970s and 1980s often seemed to be friendship with tournament directors.

His last play, "My Trip to Al-Qaeda," had a successful run at the Culture Project in 2007 and has been made into a documentary film that will have its premiere on HBO Sept. 7. Now he has a new play, "The Human Scale," based on his reporting in Gaza, which he will perform Oct. 2 to 31.

Nikolas Kozloff, a New York-based political writer and photographer will shortly publish a booklet titled Ukraine's Revolutionary Ghosts, based on his reporting of the post-Maidan political milieu.

Hosted by journalist Saki Knafo and based on his reporting for The New York Times Magazine, the series asks tough questions about our flawed justice system as well as the motives of a man who has dedicated his life to battling it.

The often-quoted maximum height of 38 m at Shirahama from the 1896 Sanriku tsunami was based on his report.

Though an English teacher had once described him as a student with "incredible potential," based on his report cards, he was a mediocre student who didn't always show up for class.

favorite sports commentator is now T.S. Eliot, whose reputation as a literary man & Nobel-prize winner is not based on his football reporting.

He later went on to author a Pulitzer Prize-winning book, "Move Your Shadow: South Africa, Black and White," based on his time reporting out of South Africa and then become the executive editor of The New York Times.

Mendes et al. (2009), based on his experiments, reported that intralesional injection of anti cancer agents is a promising approach for drug targeting in neoadjuvant chemotherapy in breast cancer treatment.

Mr. Jones's suggestions, based on his own reporting and interviews with military and counterinsurgency experts, all sound logical — and all are easier said than done.

Within three years he wrote a couple of non-fiction books based on his war reporting and a novel, A Bell for Adano, which won the Pulitzer Prize.