I don't think particularly because of the paper, or because it was me asking.
A hard-working cop can hand out only about 40 summonses a day because of the paper work involved.
Back then, bullets were pumped into the newsroom because of the paper's stance on busing to achieve racial integration.
Ayerst also records that because of the paper's position, its reporters "often met with hostility as they went about their business".
Because of the paper mill, a Kenworth truck plant, the V.A. hospital and two prisons, we're not nearly as poor as some of the counties that surround us.
Stoppard also commented during the Leveson inquiry on the evidence given by Rich Peppiatt, who resigned as a Daily Star reporter in 2011 because of the paper's anti-Muslim agenda.
Former Crimewatch presenter Jacqui Hames suggested today that the News of the World placed her under surveillance because of the paper's links to suspects in a notorious murder case.
The Coventry situation had become even more fractious in recent weeks, as the owners banned the local paper, the Coventry Telegraph, from interviewing the manager or players because of the paper's support of the petition urging Sisu to sell up.
Because of the paper bag, and the subsequent discovery that she has no identity papers, she is deported, and yet, on her return to her homeland, we see her for what she is: a mother and a grandmother, proud, well liked in her village, dancing at a local wedding, trying to earn money for her family.
In peacetime Father Lynch has 8 seismographs going, but now, because of the paper shortage, he's operating with 4. His home-front seismographs register a variety of homely disturbances, such as the passing of the milk train in the early morning, the annual Maypole dance held by school children on the Fordham campus, & rush-hour traffic in Manhattan.
