Consciousness of disparity is perpetuated -- even after there is none -- by articles like this.
We are attracted by articles that are short and quickly consumed.
Her most recent collection, "Toxic Flora," includes a number of poems inspired by articles in The New York Times.
Ernesto Neto, Joseph Beuys, Eva Hesse and Robert Morris are some of the artists brought to mind by articles of clothing, furniture or lighting.
It was inspired, in part, by articles he read about AlphaGo, the first computer program ever to beat a human master of the game of Go.
Lawyers for the 15-year-old claim that his privacy was compromised by articles in the Daily Telegraph, Daily Mail and the Sun.
Regis, prompted by articles in The Spokesman-Review of Spokane, offers an intriguing X-ray of diploma mills in the modern age.
Dr. Damadian's claims are well documented through grant proposals, by articles published in scientific journals, at the United States patent office and in legal archives.
Then, in 1929, inspired by articles in Variety, he wrote "Once in a Lifetime," a three-act satire of the turmoil in Hollywood over talking pictures.
In the interview, Dr. Sato said he was irked only by articles describing him as a member of Dr. Mendelsohn's team.
The prosecutors have plainly been frustrated by articles and columns suggesting that Mr. Schwarz is an innocent man who has been wrongly pursued.
