His book was legitimate and – despite the court's claim to the contrary – largely accurate.
Your editorial endorsed Mr Alan Shadrake's book as "legitimate and... largely accurate" (Press freedom: The Singpore grip, 17 November).
Their biggest complaint against the book — a legitimate one — is the word "apartheid" in the title, with its false echo of the racist policies of the old South Africa.
Bailey's response to this is a resounding no that he did not, during the production of his book, see legitimate evidence of transwomen whose lives and histories flew in the face of Blanchard's taxonomy and what he saw as the substantial scientific evidence for it (Bailey, 2006a).
Crown recorded some of the expenses in its books as legitimate promotional costs, which were in turn consolidated into AB InBev's books and records.
The Shelby White-Leon Levy Program for Archaeological Publications at Harvard, of which Mr. Stager is a board member, finances articles and books about legitimate, scientific digs.
But this book earns a legitimate, if small, place in journalism's history as it connects the dots between Enquirer tactics and those of the mainstream press.
One doctor has apparently sold "over 200,000" copies of a book promoting "a legitimate, scientifically proven, stunningly effective treatment for the fatigue and mental confusion that accompany rapid travel through time zones".
More so than Michael Wolff (who seemed to have gotten the details wrong in various episodes), Woodward's book raises unavoidable, legitimate issues as to the president's fitness to serve.
"Mr. Kalina wrote for The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, a highly regarded newspaper, and we felt by virtue of the fact he was so popular that the book would be legitimate publicity, and it has been," Mr. Sacco said.
